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The Lake County times., 1916-12-14
BARGAINS IN STOVES

We have just received a
big line of Soft Coal Heaters
and Cook Stoves, Laundry
Stoves Of all sizes, such as
water coil, water jackets,
which we place on sale for
less than they cost to manu-
facture today. Call at once
while the sizes and kind you
want are on hand. We do
as we advertise or your
money refunded. Look for
clock in center of sign. 242-
PA East State St, Ham
mond. Phone 543.
HAMMOND FURNITURE
CO., J. ARKIN, Mgr.
The Lake County times., 1916-12-14
F0R SALE.

FOR SALE. -,
Sto2 working for the other Iello" IeH
Shack. one big room. 14x24. plasttSelI,e,so REQ
inside. so # lot. black land iiee
-,@.,E, S4a9' S9oeaiow S9g gdsg Park place. sIs #
lot. Good buy for $4,000 terms, r,ace
Groom Detroit st 35s f. esmeht l95 htrhoo fioor.
gas. shades. screens. nice bath n,aSe an.
lures. good lawn and dahus p'''e
ro live. Price S2.950; terms 80, -
room, bungalow. GARFIELD St, So . II.
lot. modern and a good buy Tor inc
money. Price S2.s00; terms ~, :. ,ot
6-roorn bungalow, Lewis St. so u ~, ~,
r,9gs.r-5, fn every way; will give you
a bargain and make the terms 70 SUI. 3nt
Groom cottage. wilcox ST. 2 = -, ~ ,ssi
get This. Price $4,000; 5000 cash' Dsl-
ance $50 per month. ,r.Dt-
ROY C. FOWLER. STRAD ha- hS BLsn,,s TIa..sS
Oface phone 724: Res. phone 192' Hamo.
Open evenings.
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Money to Loan

MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST MTG.
on choice business or rented property.
Sales promptly and satisfactorily made.
Frank J. Wachewicz. 109-155th St,
Hammond. Phone 1917. Open evenings
12:5:15
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Wanted-Male Help.

WANTED-Boy to distrib-
ute bills. Apply Hub
Clothing House, Hammond.
l2:1f:1
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For Sale-Automobiles.

ELECTRIC CARS TO RENT-0n
monthly basis TO responsible parties.
Dempsey Bat. Ser. 31S Fayette St.
Hammond. Phone 2655- lz;i4.o
Fol. SAI.E-f915 5-pass. Cole Little
six. electric lights and starter, all
non-skid tires. 4 1 shape, $3.50; Stearns
Te16 b-pass., Patterson electric lights
and starter new tires. two tops, sum-
mer and winter $3.50. 1906 Forsyth ave-,
East Chicago. Phone 672M. l2:14;1
FOR SALE-Studebak truck In good
running condition; must be sold be-
fore the 25th. Phone 1915 Hammond.
OH Lewis ST. 12:13.2
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NEED MONEY-Get II from US,
any amount SIS to 500 on your
own note. IL you own furniture.
piano or stock. or have a steady
position SIS o2ly soc for month.
Pay as you earu by the week or
month. Legal rates guaranteed
by our BOND to the state.
LAKE COUNTY LOAN CO.,
Rimbach Block COver Lion StoFe.l
!: ! ::
The Lake County times., 1916-12-14
For Sale Miscellaneous.
8 More Shopping Days
Until Xmas.

Buy one of our Rugs for
Mother or a Pair of Blankets
for Father.
The Lake County times., 1916-12-14

MADAM LEE. phone 1851. palmist and
spiritual adviser. Do you believe in
EoodY NY work Is my relideon. 103
state street over florist Hours: 2 A.
M. to r. NJ 1lsIslt
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Clairvoyant.
MADAM IEoNB

MADAM LEOFE
572 Hohman street.
Cla4rvoyznt--Spirit Medium
When You are in trouble. doubt or
suspense consult
MADAME LEONE
was born with a strange and re-
n,arkabie power-ppwer not meant to
zrafify the idle cutious but to direct.
advise and help men and women who
ire in tFouble and suspense concerning
the every day affairs Of life.
Hours 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. 1918
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For Flats.
Board and Room.

BOARDERs wANTED-In private fam
lily; large rooms. all modern. ten min
utes from postoffice. At sol Claude St,
Hammond. lz:i2:5
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For Sale

FOR SALE-Graphoph with % rec
ords; price Sl5. 343 State St. Ham
mond 12:14:1
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Situations Wanted.

SITUATION wANTED-Young college
eraduate. employed eevnings, wants
work DAYTIME clerical or salesman;
GOOD business training: salary no OBJ
iect. Address G {, Times, Hammond
12:13:4
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AfEN-Our illustrated catalogue ex-
plains how VIC teach the barber trade
quickly, mailed free. Moler Barber Sol-
legs, Chicago, Ills. I-'l'lil
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For Motorcycles,
For Rent Cottages.

FOR RENT-Modern S-room house.
Phone Hammond 106. 12:1S:2
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~ A%vTf.D-By an expe erienced bookkeep-
~. position that viii occupy part of
ser tfmes Address d 25, Times, Ham
I.ond. 1z.i1'S
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For Rent-Furnished Rooms

IOF RENT-Large furn. room suitable
ar5@s two Phone HOW Hammond.
12:14:2
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FOR SALE-F'urniture and lease of a
ten-room rooming house 607 Chicago
ave. (upstairs), East Chicago 12:I2:6
The Lake County times., 1916-12-14

FOR HlA1.E-- Residences In goed loes-
tiona, now ready TO occupy. Apply to
Frost g. co. Phone Gary Ss1. e'1S-tf
The Lake County times., 1916-12-14

The news of all
the county courts
and court decisions
The only paper in
the county that
even pretends to
cover them.
The Lake County times., 1916-12-14

Tie Sporting
News of q region
whose young men
are turning out ath-
letes that have more
than local reputa-
ton.
The Lake County times., 1916-12-14

AvANTED-To do plain sewing. 327
Cedar ST., Hammond 1911
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-11-25
TSi.lniGA1 or LIVESTOCK.

T. :. Watson and S. W. Vance,
Denomination Agents for Madison
East Carrot AMI Ten~as Par;st.s
a,r.str' o. 81. 49, " :" AZ.
ig-<e. ..cc; 'j7s II =. -. $40
E...a.ra i,u.r-: 49, "r..@"g 70
ra,ura ;ol.d ;s.ln.oai '7.9...n Co.,.
live stock from ;ac ;h-ra n2r'ra'.
for t5e st. Lou,5 market.
Cp to dat eighteen ar lads
have been promised AMI they h.H-
TO rl4Na it twenty-five Ha'.re .He
date Of shipment. wnich has H.,
been definitely Ietermln.@. h,:t Lee.
SIN seems 20 suit the maturity ~
,h'r2-rs WHO hive .riEei the move
.nt..s.
r. r..,roa! has promised . 'ua
. sp-c,qi ran iot ills >T.pm-nt ~cc
DE-. K ...-Ougn n schedule the.
which vi.l De IN Advantage 70 the
shipper n moro VIZ. than one;
:i,ere viii BE less shr'n>aGe IN me
stock. le.s FEEDING charges, etc,
We believe this will be an adver-
Eisemons and boost fer our section
as We! IS III Advan age 20 the ship
: re~.
An one who Is c0n:emr tat.nG me
! shipment f car loaG u .ires,oca,
oe : cattle. hogs, sneep or poultry.
vii! iy we. to communicate with
either wirr Nr. :. I. Wc-sor Or NJ.
, 8. W. Vance, Ts!!uLah, La, so hat
the arrangements can be made for
| .he DIOCESAN number sfcar-
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-11-25

The Arct,c tern holds nil rcc0rds
fo- .ensth Of migration. When the
youag are full grown the entire
family ,92ve5 the Arctic -,Ci,ns
and seve. al months later IS foIn
skirting It's edge of the AEtarc-,c
csrtisent.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-11-25

For SALE.-One two story brick
store building in Delhi, La. Apply
t Mrs. w. H. BRYCE. Minden. La
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-11-25

T2.iu.ah ard v;rial:y Sas v...t""
y g. sooi rain daring me p--t
,,r-h. IL wa; tne ,irSt good ain
We h., hal j. 4 !"ur, ,:me aIi he
roads we're very r..&:,.
TT, I" taEc, =: tno snoy that
waa in ;arr las; Week 2tt--c;et 4
E.y.L deaf of At;cnlioA, especially
,rom ,ac married T7"n.
W. understand that the TallUIah
Orchestra intends giving i dance at
tn, LYRIC theater s"ms ;ime neXt
pe,h.
". v. s. C-GE, who nas been
visiting in Por: G,b.on for the pag
week. returned to Tal.u..h !ast
night.
For SALE. One two story brick
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-17
PECK STILL HAS CHANGE
RICHMONDER WINNING IN
MIDDLE ATLANTIC TOURNEY
Only Golfer From This City I'm First
SiAtecn-C"rkrnn Eliminated
by lIarbun.

BALTIMORE, MD, June I'D.
Clark Corkran, on whom the locals
mad pinned their hopes OF winning the
Middle Atlantic Golf Association tour
mament, now in progress over the
links OF the Baltimore Country Club at
Roland Park. was eliminated from the
event today, when he was defeated
by l.. /" Harlan, OF Washington in the
hrst round Of the initial sixteen. The
score was ! up. Very much like the
qualifying round OF Yesterday, Cork
rams game was not altogether up 10
his standard. While his drives were
good, the slow condition of the green's
ana his erfatic putting soon had him in
a bad way. and on the journey home
the Wnshingtonian showed his superb
GRITTY. Harlan, who has won the Mid
Ole Atlantic championship before, is
looked upon by many 10 come through
with lying colorS again this year.
Baltimore has two players left in the
initial sixteen, and Richmond has one
In Judge Peck. The remainder of the
field in the FIRST sixteen arc from
as II the latter Will win the tourna-
mcut.
The course was in deplorable con-
were under. water Very few matches
were played in the first round. the ma
loriiE Of the players defaultins. This
was especially true Of the initial
per half going by default.
The scores. Richmond players: first
sixteen. first round r. Scales, Of
Richmond. won from T. Il. Eynon, Lr..
of Washington, by default: w. G. Bal
l"ntync, OF Washington defeated C. F.
Wood OF Richmond, up; Sasscer won
from Peck OF Richmond, ! up.
Second sixteen, first round-Peck
won from II. 5. Jones. both OF Rich
mond, by default; f.. ! O. Mackey. Of
Richmond. won from n. Wier by de-
fault. Mackcy won from Wier by de-
fault.
Third sixteen. first round-W. r.
Wood. OF Richmond defeated Coriel!. l
UP in nineteen holes
Fourth sixteen. first round-E. -.
HOtchkiss. Of Richmond. won from r.
g. TAYLOR. of Norfolk by default.
Fifth sixteen, first round-Iloof won
from y. Gray, OF Richmond, up in
nineteen holes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-17

< High water. while entirely undesir-
able, Will not interfere with the initial
regatta OF the Southern Rowing AS
ISOLATION this afternoon unless the
James River is in flood. Reports from
points above Richmond indicate that
the streem vii! be increased consider
ably in volume. but regatta officials
last night after carefully studying tho
situation, decided that the big event
can be held In safety unless something
unforeseen occurs.
There was considerable doubt yes
terday concerning the regatta, as the
river was rapidly rising all afternoon.
Last night the gauge at Columbia reg
iistered seventeen feet. which rivermcn
figure will cause the James 10 reach
nineteen feet early this afternoon
Other than 10 cause the oarsmcn to
work considerably harder, the rise will
not interfere with the work OF the
crews.
The various craft 10 be used by the
Washington and Baltimore crews ar
rived yesterday afternoon, hut only n
few OF the oarsmcn reached here. The
men will arrive here early this morn
ing in time TO get a trial spin over
the course. Several oarsmcn from
Washington worked out yesterday af-
ternoon.
Starts nj 3:"0 o'CiocI>.
The regatta is scheduled 10 start ut
$50 O'Clock this afternoon. The races
start down the stream. with the finish
in the vicinity OF tho City Wharf,
where stands have been erected TO ac-
commodate part OF the big crowd eX-
pected to attend the regatta The varl-
Gus events are scheduled 10 start at
intervals OF twenty minutes, and as the
are ali ordered to he IN
readiness thirty minutes before the
time set for their events. no delays
are expected.
Coach George van Nliet had his gig
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-17
BIC DAY IN TOURNAMENT
ON COUNTRY CLUB COURTS
Miss BiurStedt 10 Meet Miss Balm
in Challenge Round for Hand
some Trophy.
WILL PLAY MEMS SINGLES
Smith Will Fight II Out With Whit
ney for First Honors-Doubles
and Mixed Doubles Will Also BE
Reached This Afternoon.

Miss Molla Bjurstedt national tennis
champion. VIII this afternoon meet Miss
Florence Balm. OF New YORK, in the
challenge round in women's singles in
the Old Dominion Tennis Tournament
at the Country Club OF Virginia Miss
Bjurstedt yesterday afternoon won the
right TO play Miss Baln ly defeating
Miss Dupont. OF Wilmington. Dol, ia
the finals. love ana love.
Another important match scheduled
for this afternoon is The finals in the
mems singles Carlton y Smith. OF
Atlanta. winner last year. will be op-
posed by Eli II. Whitney. OF New York
John Coke and Erskrc B,Aafd. OF, this
city, being eliminated y..t"-iny. The
finals in mems doubles VIII he played
this morning with Smith and Mansfield
playing Whitney and Mcmillan. In the
afternoon the winners OF this match
will play the challenge round against
TunstaN and Whitehead. OF Norfolk,
winners last year.
Among the matches played Yesterday
We're the finals In womeu's doubles,
which were won by Misses Burstedt
sand Balm from Misses Boyd and Coils
ton. of Richmond d. ana e. The
play in this match was about as brill
liant as any seen In the tournament
Owing to the peculiar weather con
progressed as rapidly as had been cx-
spected. Several matches Will be PLAYED
5this morning, and II is POSSIBLE that
the finals VIII be played this afternoon.
1t is conceded that Miss Bjurs,ed, and
Mr.. Whitney will oppose Miss Balm
and Mr.. Smith In the finals Of this
event
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-17
WILL NOT STOP REGATTA
BECAUSE OF HIGH WATER
Only Flood Conditions Will Check Big Event but Oars
Will Find Task Much Harder-First Race
Scheduled to Start at g. 80 O'clock

and centipcde crews out Yesterday af-
tcrnoon, and they had little difficulty
with the high water. He was pleased
with the time made by his men, but
drew a long face when he inspected
the craft entered by the Baltimore
clubs. His boats can in no way. with
the exception of the eight" compare
with those of the visitors. The new
she'll I'm which the Virginia Boat Club
rowers will tackle their opponents in
the junior eight, however, cannot he
bettercd anywhere in this section of
the country.
The Richmond men arc in first-class
shape. Coach van Nlict last night
stated that every man was in readiness
and was in top form. From all reports
the Baltimore and Washington oars
men are also exceptionally we'll
trained for this carly in the year.
Doubles VIII BE Exciting.
While the work of the eights al
ways takes the eye of the spectators,
there will be another event worth
watching. This is the senior double
SOULS in which Powell and Chamber
lain, of Washington, will try to capture
The Southern title. Duncan, also of
Washington, is counted upon as one of
the strongest contendcrs in the singles
Jim Wheat will represent the Nir-
Gnians in this latter event
Big delegations are coming here from
washington and Baltimore. The latter
city expects to have several hundred
hackers of its club make the trip, as
the Southern Rowing Association had
its start in Baltimore and the clubs Of
that city always have a big follow
ing, Wherever they go.
Seats TO see the regatta have been
erected near the City Wharf. These |
VIII he reserved for guests of the club |
until $50 o'clock, when they will be
thrown open TO the public. AS the
river bank at this point forms resu-
lar amphithcator thousands of persons
can stand near the finish line and COM
iortably witness the event.
Ihe regatta course will he patrolled
10y the United States Coast Guard cut.
ter Apache and all craft will be rcgu-
lated by the rules and regulations laid
down by the Bureau of Navigation The
Apache reached here last night. and is
berthcd near the City Wharf
The Virginia Boat Club is suffering
from bigh water which has flooded the
lower part or the clubhouse All of
the boats. however. have been removed
without damage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-17
PLAY LONG DRAW

PETERSBURG. VA. June 16-Rocky
Mount took the frst game of double
header from Petersburg and tied the
second game. twelve innings being
played in the last game. which was
called by Umpire Hughes on account
OF darkness. The first game was a
pitchers duel between Leake and Mo-
hart. In the eighth inning the visi-
tors sized up MOZART and single and
a sacrifice hit Melted them two runs
and In the ninth they added another
run on two singles and a sacrifice.
The second game was a long drawn
out affair and was marked by the
heavy slugGing OF both teams. Mullin.
Eisel and Parmalee carried OFF the
honors in the second. their hitting be-
ing something out OF the ordinary in
baseball. The fielding OF the visitors
In the second game was fast and snap
py. Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-17
BUILDERS BEAT TRUCKERS
NEWPORT NEWS CAPTURES
FAST GAME IN ELEVENTH
Hopcwcll Drops Short Clash to Nor
folk-NutS Drop First and
Tic Second.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. June 10
In the prettiest and one of the hard
est fought games OF the season. New
port News defeated Portsmouth here
this afternoon. 2 to l. in eleven in
nings. The game was a pitching duel
between Pearson and Thrailkill, and
only for the latter's failure to handle
grounder in the first round. the To-
cal twirlcr would have scored n shut
ont. Pearson weakened In the elev-
enth, and three men were on. with
one out, when Pahlman scored the win
ming run. Thrailkill led off the last
inning with a single. The fielding and
base running of Pahlman and the bat
ting of Wratten, with a running catch
by Parker, were features. although
nearly all players Of both teams play
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-17
ATLANTIC LEAGUE SHIFT
Sew Owners in Heading. WtlmIngto
and P0ttsNilic Reopen
'In-DnN

PHILADELPHIA, PA, June l6.--At
a meeting of the Atlantic Baseball
League here the franchise OF the Read
ing club held hy \ w Lawson, was
declared forfeited for good and sub
stautial reasons" II was awarded TO
the Reading Baseball Company. repre-
scented by II. -. RoScy, manager. The
franchise Of the Wilmington club. of
which Or, Leon van Horn was presi-
dent, was also declared forfeited and
awarded 10 Monte Cross. the former
Philadelphia American League PLAYER.
owen j. Barrett, owner OF the Potts
vile team, withdrew from the league
and tn" louisville franchise was taken
Over by John j. White, who will opcr-
ate the team.
President Rawlins announced that
games VIII be resumed with these
changes in the schedules:
Friday and Saturday. Pottsville at
Wilmington Paterson at Reading.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-17

NEW YORK. June l6.-iIarry Salee.
.'aI pitcher OF the st Louis National
League club. was indefinitely suspend :
go to-day by Manager higgins, of the
CiGh' as the result Of an alteration
between me manager and the player
'hSt night Saicc tore up his contract
during The argument, Mr.. Uupgins
sara, ana left the city. Salcc has been
'dlsgruntlcd' for some time. said Hug
gins VINO added that there is no deal
on IN which tn" pitcher Is involved. and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-17
RAIN HELPS NORFOLK

NORFOLK. VA. June 16.-Merry
raindrops fell In copious quantities at
sixth inning OF the game with Hope
well. The downpour continued for
about thirty minutes. leaving the dia-
vania, but bit damp for good pastim-
ing, and Umpire Walsh called II of.
leaving Norfolk the winner. 3 to O..
porray. up to the time OF the food.
had twirlcd five excellent innings.
without hit or a run. but three hits
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-17

CHICAGO, luue IG.-Dario Rcstn
ana Ralph &c Palma, who fought n
close race sunday in the scsond an
mnal international automobile derby
papers FOR race between thsr,s - ,'au
neXt sunday AZ speedway PARK. ThS
Instance Is set for three heats OF ten.
and dtty miles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-17

Griffith has wired Martin J. Rrestel
that h" Will let Harper pitch against
Is Hackcnsack boy and very popu-
lar. He was famed for his strike out
records. Arrangements have been
made 10 have reservation Of 500 seats
at The Polo Grounds for that game
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-17
.CRAYs KALsOM|NE NEWARK |
ENRlGHT AND TlNCUP PUT
UP STRONG HURLlNG DUEL
Only Three Hits or Providence
Twirier-Bisons WIN from Hust-
lcrH-Rnin Stops Others.

PROVIDENCE. June l6.-The Grays
managed TO use the kalsomine brush
Oh the Tigers again to-day. Powell
scoring the lone tally OF the game.
and this III the initial inning. lineup
and EnriGht engaged in pitchers
dian slabman, who allowed only three
hits while six were nicked off En-
rights shoots. The score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-17

DETROIT. June 16.-Eeforc the
Yankees left for Cleveland. Elmer
Love, left-handed pitcher. was rcrnov-
led from the Cadillac Hotel TO Grace
Ser. Love had been confined 70 his
room for two days. He had a temper
ssature OF 1o2 1-2 When taken to the hos
spital
report from the hospital tonight
\ said that the New York bali PLAYER is
q rnsttng quietly. and is IN no danger
Ss3e will not be able TO leave the hos
a 1lta1Y for several weell6,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-17

Eaiiway. has been elected president Of
the Durham Baseball Club Of the Caro-
lima League. He succeeds Gilmore
Ward Bryant, retired Mailer Cramer.
vice-president. and +. b. Lyon, secre-
tary-treasurer, are the other official Is
X. l.. Lindsey. +. I. Bugg and O T
Carver are named on the board OF d!-
reCtOrS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-17

Newarl. ...............o 0 o o o o o.
Providence .............l 0 0 ii
summary. Run-Powell. Sacrifice eit-
Brainard. Stolen bases-Fabriquc. DurSin,
Lineup Two-basn hits--Onslow. Rehg. Buses
on bniis-oh Enright. 5; OF Lineup. ..
Struck out-hy EnriSht. T. by Lineup.
Hit By pitcher-by Enrigh,, ! (Tincup).
Double play-Tincup TO FabTiaue TO Onslow.
Time. LIS. Empires, Carpenter and Chest
mutt: !!lts-on rincup. In INNINGS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-17
FIRST GAME,
Totals. 80 ~ l: . Totals....30 6 81 IL
'Battcd for MOZART In ninth.

'Bhttcd Tor MOZART IN ninth.
Score by innings: r.
Rocky Mount. .........o q o o o . ID
Petersburg ............O 0 90
Summary: Runs-Edwards, Eisel, Parma
lee. Two-base hit-Allen. Double plays
Alexander to Henry Base on balls--or
MOZART. .. Left on bascs-pctcrsburg. I:
Rocky Mount. &. IIits--or MOZART, in s
innings; off Marks. in inning. Struck
out--by I.enke, I: by MOZART !. Passed
balls-Talbot. Timo OF game. 1:25. UNI
pire Hughes,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-17

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Boston ut Chicago.
New York at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Washington Mt ST. Louis,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-17
SECONU GAAiE.
Totals. :. 20 II ae IL 3 rotal.. As 10 80 &c o

lNNIUBH. K.
Petersburg anal o OIL o o 0 o %
Summary: Runs-Emory. Allen. Henry.
Goosetrce. Kircher f?>. Two-basc hits
kircher. Eisel t2). Brown. Mullin (2). Sac
rifce hits-Marcan t2). Alexander. Irmscher
(2). Russell. Stolen bases---Irmscher, Emory,
Allen t2). Talbot Double plays-Parmalce.
Mnrcan and Edwards. Bases balls
of Brown. Z: off Mullin 5. Left on bases
Petersburg. .: Rocky Mount IL. Struck out
by Muliin, I: by Brown. 1. Passed balls
Ryan t2). Time Of game. ::i0. Umpire.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-17
Connie Muck Get, younr,,c,

BOSTON, June l6.--IIarold Cr!sp. a
seventeen year-old pitcher OF the
Needham High school team, signed a
contract to-day to play with the Phila-
dclphia- Americans. The boz is said
TO have struck out scventy-fve bats
men in four successive games
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BlS0NS WALLOP RITTER

ROCHESTER,. y. Y. June 16.-Buf-
by a one-run margin. the score being
4 to 3. Rochester used Ritter up to the
seventh, when the visitors fell on him
for succession of safeties that netted
three runs. Herche replaced him. but
not in time to save the game. Score:
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Regatta Program

$3.50 p. M.-,IuniOr four-oarcd gig.
1850 p. M.--,junior ccntipcdr.
4s10 u. M.-Scnfor double scullS.
$3.50 II. M.-Junior single sculis.
1850 Il. M.-Junior double sculls.
5,IO 4. M.-Intcrcit! war canoe.
$3.50 +. M.-,Junior cight-oarcd shell.
$3.50 L. M.-lntcrcity senior eight
cared shell.