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Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-31
WANTED

WANTED-Middle aged man and wife 70 ilve on farm. Inquire at this office. |. THE CoBwEB is dirty weed. I like It makes you thin. it makes you lean, 1t tss tskes the hair right on your bean; it's | like 1t; at Fagan's Smoke Shop.
 MANTED-If 1t is secondhand fur. asII1 aas5InITe. & buy A 1t from or sell t to $. -@ - ~
 WANTED-Honest. energetic men everywnerei whole or part time: three to ten dollars daily; pay weekly Write The Pequod Nursery Co, Meriden, Ct,
 marSld
 wANTED-Boarders in good family. center of city; meals if preferred. Phone AOe0-1 mar31d
 WANTED = Three men for picker room and dyehouse. Apply Glen Wool en Mil. Norwich. Conn. nar3Id
 wANTED..Girl. In good home. to ley. Day St, Danielson. Phone. mar3Od
 wANTED-Young cows. hogs, shoates ana pigs. w $. Wall, Leb. Div. mar3Od
 WANTED---A yoke of Devon oxen. to years. broken; state weight and price to-J- Butler & Sons. Easton Farm Danlelson' Conn, R. F. D. l. mar30d FARM FAR.MDRsIwe want you to get your 1 r1 F. Armours high grade fish and potash and Frisbie's high grade. at a very low price; also all kinds of seeds Call Greenewlle Grain Go. Phone 326-5 maI3 sod
 APPROPRIATENESS open Tor engagement May 1: city or country; capable taking full charge; American, married. strictly temperate; credentials Al. Address Practical, care Bulletin %. mar3od
 WANTED-Four or five good woolen spinners' ' for night work; Johnson & Reliance Yarn CO, Norwich. mar2sd BARBER wanted; steady job for right man; good wages. J. P. Gagnon, IFS Main St. Willimantic. mar29d
 wANTED-AlI-round single man for farm work; must be good teamster and mixer J. B. Warrington. Phone 396-5. wANTED-Lady who has had many years experience in millinery, making dresses and coats, wishes position. Miss Georgfanna Duval. Jewett City. mar29d BOARDERS wanted in a good family, nice neighbornood. central to city i'm provements. reasonable prices. Inquire at this office. mar2sd
 WANTED-A girl for general house O.Brien, II Linden Parkway. Phone | 455. mar2Sd WANTED-Spinners; steady work and good pay. Mantle Mig. Co. East Lyme conn mar24d WANTED-Boy or youth for office work. Apply to the Dantelson Cotton co, Danielson. Conn mar1Sd | yYANTED-Two pinboys. Must be | oVer i6 years of age Apply Elks' Club
 mar14d
 wANTED-we buy and pay highest cash prices for all kinds of metals rags. rubbers and junk Wait for us : our prices will astonish you. Daniel | son Waste and Metal Co, Danielson, Conn. Phone i64. mar3d | WANTED-Young men as railway f mail clerks; SIS month; sample exam ] ination questions free. Franklin Insti- ! tute, Dept. 35-N.. Rochester, N. r. | WANTED-Second hand furniture of | all kindsi we also sell second hand furniture. A. Bruckner. 55 Franklin St Phone I11-S- feb14d GIRL HELP wanted in finishing de- partments of the American Thread Company's Willimantic mills. Apply at oLnce. decSld
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-31

,MANTED-If 1t is secondhand fur. niture. buy it from or sell it to S zehnger. Breed Bldg. Tel IO22-5.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-31

THERE n no aaye<tinlnG medium lD Eastern Counecricul equal 10 The Bull letin Tor business resuftS,
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-31
EXCHANGE

for good farm; we'll located modern house in Norwich; large lot. nine rooms, steam heat, bath. set tuba wants country .home. Information from TRYON'S AGENCY. wiIlimantic. Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-31
TO RENT

QCONOCHONTAUG-Ten-room cot tage. acres land. 1000 feet from Ocean and Salt Pond: soHn flower and vegetable gardens: hardwood noorx plumbing and heat. Rental S35o. Others s2Oo to s4no0. Send for Booklet
 FRANK w. GOV. esterIy. R. |.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-31

WANTED-Honest, energetic men eVeryw nerei whole or part time: three , 10 ten dollars daily; pay weekly. Write The PeQuod Nursery Co. Mertden. Ct.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-31

WA!NTED-Middle aged man and wife 70 i've on farm. Inquire at this office.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-31

|, THE COBWEB is a dirty weed. L like it' lt rulflls no mortal need. like it: il makes you thin. it makes you lean, 1t
 tSSes ts the hair right on your bean; its
 me worst darn smoke I've ever seen like 1t; at Fagan's Smoke Shop.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-31

WANTED-Boarders in good family. 1Oe9-5 mar31d
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-31
TO RENT

EIGHT room cottage. garage and fine garden. SZ5 monthly Archa W. Colt Pn0ne 1884 marsld
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-31

FOR sALE-Yoke of oxen, five years old, well broken. Tel 1S91-4 or write Arthur z. Smith. R. F. D. 6. Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-31

15O CORDS slap wood for sale. Tel your order or drop postal. Clarence Sholes. Norwich. Conn. Route 6.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-31

EGGS for matching: s. c. R. I. Reds, ". Rocks. 75c per setting. William E. Stinson, Norwich. Phone 116s-4.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-31
FOR SALE

FOR SALE+Two horses, wagons, light snd heavy harnesses. W. s. Vail Leo: 55-4 mar3od
 FOR sALE-Overland, model S3, tour ing car, brand new. with one-man top. curtains and folding rain vision wind shield, also detachable limousine top: bargain. L. A. Bradford. Danielson. Ct. Phone. mar3Od
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-31

FOR SALE-white Persian Angora cats (breeders), kittens, 1 white, tiger. J. E. Hartley. 52 Franklin St.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-31

SETTING EGGS 5c apiece; Bun, Brown or White Leghorns- GraIock Farm, R. F. D. No. 6. Tel. 1203-12-
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-31
FOR SALE

FOR SALES. c. R. l. Red eggs; S6 ribbons and two cups during past sea- son; three grand matings. $5, g and S10 per setting; utility $1.50; fertility guar anteed. Bentwood Poultry Yards, Man chester, Conn. marS1d
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-31

FOR SALE-Two good express wag- ons. suitable for one or two horses In quire of Shea & Burke, 41 Main St. Norwich. Conn. mar27d
Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-31

FOR sALE-Palmer Hewitt place In Preston; 149 acres, plenty of wood and timber. Inquire Walter McClimon, R. 10. l. - mar2d
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-10

MONEY LOANED 70 heirs Of unsettled es-
tatea. interests bought. II. +. MARTIN. T2A-
~ sLephen Gierd Bldg. y 5. 18th SC.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-10
MONEY 10 LOAN

YOU CAN BORROW MONEY
ON DIAMONDS. JEWELS, ETC.
,s5S ""......... i&%
REIDER'S
i2s MARKET ST
RIDGE AVE AND OXFORD ST.
22p AND SOUTH SITS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-10

s5 ACRES Chester Yalley-stgps house. 10
ss s. fHoAPsoN. west chssleE. Pa.
a'9S@S2nasss IS@ss5. Tsssl, 81 s2ispssh, a rSa Sc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-10
Higher Education
Washington Star.

Washington Star.
How is your boy getting along
with his books?"
First rate. He's learned a whoIs
lot"
Knows more than you do. bet"
Il won't say that. But he kin tell
me a lot OF things / already know in
language / can't understand"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-10

yoUNG COUPLE without children. giving best
references. desires one or two ocean-front
Write i3laB Ruscomb Ants.. Logan, phila.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-04-10
APARTMENTS WANTED
Furnished

SMALL, furnished modern apartment for two
not far from business district; give rental
q 55I. ledger Central.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-09-29

An aviator tells how he helped to
balance his aeroplane by placing on
IL a number OF snails whose instincts
on a moving incline plane tend to
make them move to preserve it's equi-
librium. Whence It may be seen that
the fish story is going to have com
petition in aerial circles.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-09-29

A Connecticut physician says that
soap will prevent the grippe. 1t won't
prevent a man from saying foolish
things, however.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-09-29

The man who proposes to a girl
during 1916 and is rejected will get
little sympathy from this is leap
year.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-09-29
ENTHUSIASM RUNS
HIGH AS HEADS OF
REPUBLICAN TICKET
TOUR MORA COUNTY

Every Precinct In County Turns Out
En- Masse to Hear Addresses by
Hubbell. Hernandez and 5ursum-
Eight Hundred Pack Court House
at Mora.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-10
LEXINGTON RESULTS

T.EXINGToN. KY May summary.
First Selling handicap. three yc.r.n al, and
up. purse Othei,n 10 tCous,. 8 80 and 81 60
won; Morristown. l9 CMurphv,. $40 and
S&.2o. second: Cardoro. 100 tNarl!n,. sioo
third Time. i:i2 a-i. Fn,hom. uroo,r
flower. Father Rlsv and Caurh.li ai.o ran
Second Two ycar-old =: rurIouEa -N,s.
Jasbo, l02 U.aralcel. .92o $50 aud seso
won; Hot To-day. lo5 t,iopsp $3.50 and 800
second Juvenile. - tMnr so ,hirJ
Thine. 81 la. Snawar. -Bcas"uia GU, En,t,
Pearl l., Innocent tnnz Peggy Burch pnIiy
Anna and King Dick ais" ran 'r'iold
Thira--Pursc. three ycnr-nlI AK iurint,-,
-Ficuro. 40 tkodersl, $3.50, $3.50 and s. a0
won. Cane Nun. i0' Cooper. $3.50 ANA
s3.lV. second. Blue Cap. 10. ,C;oov, :. 70
third Time. ia 30 RroVks. E!day n,i
Morning star also
Fourth Derby trial. pnrsc. three. Ncar-oid
mile and an notwithstanding ~! Murphy >
10 $40 and $40, won Buisc. IL Coos,
81 - and t2.2o second: Milestone io7 tMo,to,,
$50. third. Time. ,:sl Id. Equals ia. traci,
record. Gypsy George. Prince Harry aud
Polroma also ran
Fifth-Purst, wo-y"ar-od maidone, four
and Onc-h half furlonrs-llluo Grass Belle" ~
MOTT. 500, go and $3.50. won: .IovIoI. i2
,Goosi $3.50 and $50. second: Little spider.
liz oMurphyD. SaH" third Tn" a -.
Coincidence. Isllctta. Faila. Diamond Sun
flash and Mabel II also ran.
SiAth.-.Pursc three old riI fnriour
y. y Murdoch. III tMurphy,. $500 ..7d
and 81 30, won John W. Klein. TO- ,Eed"rs,
$3.50 and $3.50. second. Enngy 10. fSiuarns,
$3.50. third Time. l!3. Thanksgiving. Ho-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-10
FEW LEFT. IN TOURNEY

'HATTANooGA, TENN. May AT,
t""'t mad Ave. Memphis. four. Birminr
i.hh' 'hrc". Chattanooga two. and
'''"N''i". - and Savannah ono
each remaining In Tic chamujorsbin
% .flslon ~ The close of ,o-day's elimI-
'hl"n round ia the Southern Wo-
!m'"ts Golf Tournament here to-day.
u" weather was intensely hot, and
"'iS' w II. DAVIS, regarded as Chat,a-
HooIa most prominent championship
poHh'p"llN' was overcome on the course
beng compelled 10 dcfaul, 20 Mrs
Hi,h"THSon, Of Greenville s. c.
"rs lowe, EirminE ham. defeated
Ms Came. Bristol. 6 up and TO play.
MIS- shoot Savannah, defeated Mrs.
hacnrnau, Bristol. 1-G
~ IN" second division, Mrs. Fulkcr-
t"h ''ristol. defeated Mrs StranE,
Chattanooga. z Up.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-10
POWDER PUFFS DEMOL|sH
CREW IN TENTH INNING
Hopewefl Scores Nine Runs in Extra
Frame OF Game Against
Norfolk.
COOLERS WIN UPHILL GAME
Petersburg Overcomcs Long Lead
gained by Tarhcels and Finally
Wins Out-Newport News PLAYS
Well and Defeats Portsmouth.

NORFOLK. VA. May BY scoring
nine runs in the tenth inning ths
Hopewen Powder Puns made a run
away and defeated the Tars by a score
or ~ to to-day. Every player had
bat around in the final session. and
four OF them went UP twice II was
all done at the expense Of "Steamcr''
cochran. who was not only Wild ana
Ineffective, hut contributed one of tho
errors charged up against the Tars
In the tenth
Norfolk tied tho score in the ninth
and things looked rosy for another
local victory. Magalts. who relieved
Kraft was yankcd for Cochran and
trouble started almost irnmediateIv
Steinbrenner was the frst offender. and
the batting order and runners wont
around 80 fast the PLAYERS and the
fans got dizzy. Four h!ta. two bases
or balls. hit batsman. two crrors and
few other things for which there /,
no place In the scorebook. caused tho
trouble The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-10
GIANTS TAKE WEIRD GAME
NEW YORK FINALLY WINS.
WITH PIRATES AS LOSERS
Sia Pitchers Used ny Both Teams
Reds hive Long Lend. hut
CnbN ONCrtnlkc Them.

PITTSBURGH, May e.--In weird
game. featured by poor pitching by
nearly all Of the six men used in the
box. New York defeated Pittsburgh to-
day, q to s. Harmon and Jacobs were
knocked out Of the box, and I'LL! was
also hit hard. Tcsreau was forced 10
give way to Benton. who was also
taken out 10 make way for Mathew
son. The latter pitched the best ball
Of the six. yielding only ono hit in the
four innings in which he oticiatcd.
The score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-10
COOLERS TRIM TARHEELS

ROCKY MOUNT. Y G. Nav a
seven 10 four was the rnal score Of
tho second game % til. ser!cs won b.
tn" Petersburg tioobcrs this aftcrnonr
afte! the Tarhccls had In the MIN
driven Lefty Graham IN tho duRout
and annexed 4 lead Tint IL took three
runs 20 better The support accorded
f.calSe was ~obbly throughout and
counted much in tho scoring Tho
kcllyitcs showed great daring on the
paths and never missed nm oppor-
tunity parrualce brought tho stands
10 their feet IN tho ifth when. after
two were GU, and the corners chok cd
he sent n drive 10 loft center that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-10
BUILDERS CAN WIN

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Nav -
NewDort News showed n complete re-
vcrsal OF form over YESTERDAY and ~
playing splendidly in tho fold behind
the good pitching of GARDINER. ;o-la Y
defeated Portsmouth. TO !. Tho field
ing az Walters, Schultz. pahlnar.
Candy. CriSt md 81 Martin wero m"
features Cuct" led In the batting. but
none OF his hits counted for anything
Gandy's single and FoX's double CAV"
In the fifth. after he had reached hrst
ON being hit and gone 10 third on two
successive outs y pass 10 crist and
Cobb's triple brought in tho deciding
nm in THO siNlh. Tho SCORE:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-10
Totals. Is II oil 2 Totalx.B 30 2 4
'Nattcd for MsEalis W riEhth.

~.
Hopsw~li ....... i q . n 4 q s-n
Norfolk ..... 80 q, o. 4
summary Runs-Sirnmons. Si'!r brennan
81. I!and!boe. Gust 90. Summers. h'e1Ir-
Ger. Albus Rove. bennett Bruce. Si-rir-
dinger Two haze hi,-Morprth Three bo-.
h't-AlhuS Home rum Alexander. Sto,r
base, -St"irhr"nn-r. Rove. IEndibo" Dow
bic play>-HartSeii 20 MONA hon N~Nsho
20 Hnri""li 20 Mo-p-th Sacrifice hitE-Gu<'
90. Aln'ar1"r, H"rp"th 90. Ras- on bali.
on Brnnc;t, ?. on Ma.alis. :: q" Coch-
ran. Lot on hasa Hou"w.ll. 10. Snr-
folN . HI by pitched hsll.-bv Ber-,-t
'Si"FtuEi. 10y NaEallS tAl~V.uiert. hv Cr-h-
ran tRowel S'ruch out--by D"rr.u by
cochran. Wild pitch by Bennett. ! JIM
pir"s. Warner ana Hughes Tine = a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-10
uinford Bcnt. Rn,nbr,dre.

The Einford Junior High School team
won It's fifth straight victory ycster-
day afternoon by defeating tho Balm
bridge Junior High School by tho score
az 10 1. Tho Binford lads got off TO
" good start and scored four runs In
TIL" first inning.
The score by innings: r.
Rinford 49,. ....4 0 o n 0 O 2 80
cambridge 80. 20 0 l O 2 o | 0--4
Rattcriea Hinford. Bourna and Ed :
wards: Cambridge. Smith and White
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-10

New York

Totals 10 IL - To,ais....3' - I.
RATED for T"<rcau in sixth
tsstf"d frr Gibson 'n sixth.
tRarioh for ,Incobs In sixth.
'ka''cd for iIiIi In ninth.
SCor. by innings:
NrH YorN ...........o ! ! s\t !-iE
r!ttsburCh ..... 100 % j
summary Runs Burns Gb. Robertson
90. bowl" CO. Fletcher MCkcchnir Ra'i-
den. R"ush. Ma,h"ws"n. tar"y fiinchman.
Ratrd. schmidt, Harmon. Home Ern
schmidt Three has. hits-Fl.tch"r. Haird.
l''nchman rw" base hiis-iIincEn'an.
RurrS. Harmon. k2uif. Iiss"> balls off
Harmon :; OF Htl. ,. of ncn,on. /. Strucl,
out by Harmon, |; by I'M. 3; by T"sr"au,
q by Mathcwson. J. Sacrifice hit-ISarncy.
Stolen bases boNlc 90, Eaun. Carey Dnu-
bio pays-Smiih to Johnson HaliS--Tes-
t"au. Hits-oH rcsi-au. III innings. OF
ath"wSon. ia : 2-I innings: Ola IIarrIon,
IL : i-3 tnninrS' of In"obs. In "a In
Ming, of I'm. . IN innings. Hit by pitched
oaI ny Iar"b' iD"yi". M"NeChni"b: ~
BENTON tnaird>, hy IiiIl tF','tchrr, I'm
pircs. Rigcr ami Harrison Tim" :: 81,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-10
THIRTY BASES ON BALLS
ARE GIVEN IN ONE GAME
Detroit Wins From Mackmcn, With
Cobb Starring With His
Hefty Club.
YANKs LOSE UPHILL CLASH
White SoA Come From Behind and
Defeat New York-Hnrper and
Ayers Wild and Browns Win.
Boston Keats Indians.

PHILADELPHIA. May a-Thirty
bases on balls were given in the gam:
in which Detroit defeated Philadelphia
to-day &c to .. Eighteen OF these
passes were handed out by tho home
twirlers Ray leading with twelve,
while Cunningham and Roland. OF De-
troi', gave six each Cobb twice made
doubles with the bases filled. each driv-
ing in two teammates. Tho score:
ladciphin Detroit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-10
C0LLEGIAM TO JOIN TARS

Buford. ("Eoots") Williams VINO
led the strong Virginia Polytechnir
institute team in hitting at the grand
average OF as. VIII be seen in n Nor
folk uniform after June ]. Williams
has signed with the Tars. nut will
complete his studies hero.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-10

:. Even II this was an alihia co,um,
Nothing could he said in it 10 excuse
. the defeat yesterday of the Billsmiths,
the third straight al the hands OF the
hustlinE Hustcrs Marble domes,
. glass arms and butter fingers were
much in evidence among the Local con-
tinEcnt, and four-run lead in no
. way helped them yet by with the sand
{, lnt stuff they pulled. Rochester out
F.. hit and outplayod Richmond, the count
: ataudine I" 5
( !. Richmond PLAYED about the worst
+ brand of baseball tina, il has done this
wear. The men simply seemed TO for
get how tho national pastime should
be played on Double y circuit, and
sonc or the things done would have
j caused comment in high school baseball
Then. too, Ross and terbout demon
strated that they were wocfulIy weak
in the punches. although the former at
times did brilliant work
The bonch"ad work started in the
rfrN FIRST inning, when Ethel. after
innfm. "a first on single to right.
attempted 70 get 10 second after Sloan
had booted The ball Naturally, he
WaS caught flatfootcd with about two
yards 20 spare Thereafter tho poor
work continued Clemens contributed
his hit by getting caught off third
base. and Richmond thereby los, an
. opportunity 10 tie IN the count Later
IL threw to the plate after the run
ne- was safe. ana another went To
third on the play and scored on aD
out
Three errors were made by the BILL
sr'itha George Kirchcr, at short. CON
,rihmted a pair Of them and Nyc added
another Tho Hustlcrs made four mis-
cues. but none we're OF any consider
fable harm.
(, Richmond &, f9urrun lead in the
in The hrH 1i;h. two runs and tied
tho score in tho sixth on couple Of
more ln the seventh. Rochertcr took
tho lead ny Two runs and cinchch the
- game with another brace % markers
IN tn" eighth. Richmond scored its
final tally IN tho ninth
'"' i:ihcl iii Flcrrrly.
Hack Elh"i was tho liinc Of swat
for the day -Four times he faced
Brown. and each time his stick waa
labeled with base hit. Clemens land
ed FOR two safe blows 4 did Rnuk.t"n
Farrell, Bahhireton Jacobson and
Casey got brace each
Richmond scored four of lis i've runs
IN bunch III" Fiustlors got their
eight markers i'm pairs scattered
through The nth. sixth. seventh and
eighth innings
a mass. sacrifice ,wo .rr,rs .,,d .hron
singles resulted in IN. nr,r,o, ~ rj,.
foord r,ns o.porv.fI We ,,a.scn
Ross sen, MIN "a yc,o,,d and y..,s s,ra
when Eahbinrt"u sIncarcd his sacrifice
hunt Clemens then heat ont AN iuflcld
hit E,ihc, laced ,hc h.n ~ co,,,n,
scoring o'DorueiI ana re .,d ,,,,
en-. ,nllrnI whom racnlso, r,..,o ,.Wa
return 80 ,rn r.fd l1c,,i,,., o.,,,.,,,,a,
o,,, Eihol rnirr "a mia Ts.,,
mon d-nnpna ? ,r,, ID 49,.
,latc an :. so,ccy, ~ s. ,,n :,
and rearblrc n,s, bi,r.ri,
pcr,no,i M lircr f,,n .t
- t.hbinr,or and p,rLe,,, ,,,,,,,,o.,
off Gre,
An orro- nv Kf.cro sa So,
ts~45ps.Ior. ,.r 49, ,,, -, ~"
lin M n eror, 49,,
: hum neg 10 fro. Irc:,,,o, ,,',. i"
: er0rig'iE,, = -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-10
CUBS WIN FROM REDS

CHICAGO May 9-rhe Reds were
defeated ny til" cubs. S 70 :. to-day.
The visitors we're leading, > to g. un-
I'll the eighth. when l'rendcrEaSt.
schultz and t'iack singled with two
out. and Wiiliams's thrcc-bacEcr scored
three runs. Zimmerman pulled another
triple scoring two more. Three Gin
cinnati pitchers were touched for six
teen hits, and nine were gathered off
Seaton, Pierce and Preudcrsast. The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-10
or na"cnr"r, In nrth

N..h,,c,a ''"''fS K.
81 Louis . I a q n :. ,n
seminary Huns--LudEc t2, shank. J1crry
~ ~ Sh"ti"n. johnson. Miller C., c,s.
W - ITat' MarSans. Hartley, Park ms
Vm ia'l'"i In innings; off Ayers , IN
! .''lhs' or Green. Ia inning OF pa
H'hpoib IN innings. on Park; 3 ~ :; in
,'i'Ss Three base hIt-S,Slcr T,yn-h.s.
NJ Judge il"nry. Miller Sacrifice nj
h1on1'"ni stolen bases -Juds" %. Milan
'Hi,E bonr!H plays Deal 10 SisIc- III,
10y ptch.!-hy Ayers tPrait WA n;,,
AEItts. tinpir"s, Iiiidehrand and Evans
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-10
SPEAKER WARMLY WELCOMED

ROSToN. May 9.-Tr!s Speaker was
given a warm welcome ny his old
friends here to-day. but the Red Sox
administered a Stool defeat to Clevc-
land. The Shrinars presented Speaker
with fez and r jeweled badge. The
Boston clubs gift was massive silver
loving cup. Speaker scored Clevela nd's
only run on his terrific drive to the
flag pole for three bases and single
hy Roth. The score:
nj
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sunday Excursions to Norfolk md
The SrnHhorc via tho Norfolk and
western Railway. begin next Sunday,
May ifrh and run every Sunday from
now on. during tho summer.
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Totals 5, s25 u = Totals. 20 se7l /,

Scor" ~ innings: x
Chicago -...... o G n o5
~" fOik ...-.........3 q 0 q o.
summary; Euns-Feisch. \ Collins F..
Gums f"urn!cr, Jackson. B'lhoolcy. Mai
sol O., Baker. Hascs on halls-on Wi,i,,ns
! Of C"ldw"rl. Struck out-by wilism M.
:, ny ,I'"i,c, :; by caldwell, S Homo runs
l. onfn'"r ia Ncr Three base hI,--.Iacb son.
y "",naS" hits =. Collins. Maiscl. Sacrifice
~ Mag" Stolen hasn-Fclsch. Double
P'A!s-E y. Collins TO Fcuriner: rirp. Peck
iiHaurh To firH. Hit hy pitched bail by
,h"''" 'hh!"r,. by Caldwell tWcavc,,.
81 ruus-"H Wlliamn. g. OF Caldwel +
Implies. Nallin and D,rnrn Time c.In
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Totals..aI e24lI q TotaIs..s r 81 10 .
-Eattc1 King n ninth

-Eottcd for King IA ninth
Score by Innings:
Portsmouth 49,. ....n n ~
Newport News ...n q a -
summary: Euns-Gandy. Cris:. Smith
stolen has"s-Schuitn. Smith. rahluan t?'.
fuctc. Parker. Sacrifice hit-i.skc Three
base hit-Cucio Cobb. Two-besr hits--C'rst.
Fox. tucto Eas" bails--of Gardiner. s:
of Pierce, >. Struck out-by Gardiner. I:
by Pierce, = Left on bases Newport News.
4. Portsmouth. IL. Double plays. crist
assisted: Girls; 10 WratteR 10 Pahlman. Nit
by pitched hall--Smiih. Reynolds Parker.
Cunto. Umpire. kennedy. Time. AZ
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SO-IIft Ten-IunIDS Game,

LITTLE ROCK. ARK. May 9.-Rob-
crt sloan. Littlo Rock High School,
hurled Il no-hit. no-run, ten-innn z
game, striking out sixteen hattcrs. and
Won by score OF TO o from Little
Rock College here Monday afternoon
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STANDING OF CI.uI,

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Albany nj Charleston uwO Rames).
Columbus AT Augusta ttwO gnmes).
Macon at Jacksonville.
OnIy three games schcdulcd.)
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South Atlantic League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Jack eonviiic. :: Macon. o.
Charleston, ;: Albany g.
Columbus, q: Augusta. ..
tnlumbin, =: Montgomery, 6.