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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-08

crowded house attended the flrst
number Of the Y. NJ. c. A. star course.
4 the Railway Y. M. c. A.. last even
ing.
James Francis O'Donnell gave q Sc
ries OF humorous and dramatic mono
1n~,es and the election returns were
enad - received.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-08

eub9 FordhAn,-Sfurphy for Can't
vail Caldwell Tor Huesenv1g. p Con-
In for Caldwell. Nendrick for May. Per
k4as for frsanor, Dempsey tor OCOu-
nsll. 0sosgstown--crpnin for Gu
aack
aruxaxnaSvs To0chdo~nS-Mron0
Whssian- Goal from touchdown-Nl-
r~I. RAAarso-AAundsTu tCoaumbfAo
Ump4r~-Kfrber6sr (wAshington and
JsffsrsoA). Lknssm8n-Bergtn Prfpcs-
toni. Time OF quartsrs-12 minutes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-08
Suits That Fit
10 Out of 10

Not only that, but we fit the
eleventh man, too, after he
comes back from a trip of COM
parison and realizes that
there's no surprising Kirk
Parrish, for you can't climb
higher than the top.
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FREDDIE WELSH CHAMP
LEONARD is OUTPOINTED
BY CHAMPION LIGHTWEIGHT
lie Did the Hest Tic Could. hut Welsh
WnS Too Fast and Furious
for Him.

BROOKLYN. July 2S.-Frcddic Welsh,
convinced $4,000 fans who jammcd
Washington Park tonight that he
knows how to fight. The champion
met his recent conqucror. Penny Leon
ard in a ten-round bout and outpoint-
cd him as dccisivcly as Leonard hand
ed il 10 him few months ago.
The champion was there with every
thing that a fighter needed, and except
for two or three rounds forced the
lighting all the way. His speed. his
marvellous foot-work and his wonder
fui cluSivcncsS were three characters
istics that Leonard could not overcome
Leonard fought Il corking fight, but
IL was a far different Welsh lie met
Tonight. Tho champion showed that
he was at his best. He entered the
ring at 135 . pounds.
In the early part, or rather the third
and fifth rounds. the Leonard adhcr-
ents were in their glory. III these two
sessions Leonard brought into play n
right-hand body blow that bothered
Welsh more than n little After tho
fifth. Welsh stepped along AT a pace
that proved too dazzling for his am
bilious rival. Being outpointcd by
Welsh is no disgraco 20 Leonard. for
there is hardly any other likely to
get in the game that could have per-
formed as well as Benny did with the
champion.
AS the men left the ring, the vast
throng stood up and gave Welsh n
rousing demonstration.
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Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia.

Totals. rs a27 - 3 Totals....S5 "a 10 !
H"ti"d :or Cooper in ninth.
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LAST LOCAL CONTEST

The baseball mines OF T. W Wood
HlH Noo"hll ouarlcs Will stage n
game th!s afternoon at Barton Heights
i,hrE' that VIII more than likely de-
ca" IN" p"nnant-w winner In the Cen
trail League.
This VII make the fourth time thin
season tAat these teams have come to-
e.thcr ana the secdmen have come
.ut victorious IN more than half OF
chhic" at IN" pennant this afternoon
,nht th"S are not scheduled 10 have 40
he revision OF tho schedule made 4,
men again.
hIniord and Goodman. star hurler,
;"r Woodall Quarles and T. w
mound. and II both artists run ,rme
70 form, tho game should be a pitch.
crS battle
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Dunn Lands Barber;
May Get Two Hurlers

BALTIMORE, MD. JuIv 90 u
'S'r Dunn. Of the OrioIes mr.
"nmcri to-day that he had secured
cutheider Bhrber from the Wnnh-
,.in a.oh "iub TO plny center field in
p OF Mliler, who han been re-
UUu'en by tho New York YANKEES.
led the North Cnrolfnn
"nG"e In batting Inst ,enr with n
{. "l - The former Senator
" tHp''ird so arrive here In time
nih; In the double buI with ti,r
M"rk Indians Tomorrow, The
H.. may phcify Dunn by send
MnrL ;. na, k"ntInH md Clin
Ter. '"r rccaiiihS Will
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II. Norris Williams Loses.

BOSTON. July 2S-Clarencc j. Grif-
fin. OF San Francisco, who won an un-
looked-for victory over r. Norris VIII
liams H.. OF Cambridge. former ma
tional tennis champion. i'm the early
stages Of tho Longwood singles play
was himself the victim OF scnsa-
tional upset in the fourth round of
the tournament to-day. Griffin was
defeated by j. j. Armstrong, OF Phila-
delphia, In five sets. 6-3, 3-6 Ga, 81.
e. -
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B|sONs AND CRAYs TIED
LEAFS KNOT INT RACE BY
WINNING ONE FROM BUFFALO
Herd Captures First Game OF Double
Bill, but Toronto Noses Them
~. Out i'm second.

BUFFALO. y y. July IS -Bisons
and Leafs again whavked up honors
in double header To-day, the locals
inning. : TO :. and the visitors taking
the second game ia the tenth. to >.
In both contests Toronto tied the scor"
in the ninth. JaokScn's triple. follow
ed by Kopp's single. won the first
game. The second game was a tiEht
duel between NcTiguc and rennocl:.
the Rec SoX twirlcr who joined the
Bisons this 'porn!nE. Joe l'irminG-
ham got into the game III the ninth
as 4 plnch- hitter aud simClcd. Scores:
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Double-BiIl To-day

Owing 10 the rnin yesterday nf-
tCrn"on there viii he u double
hchdrr this afternoon. The first
game will start ut I: o'clock and the
second VIII begin after an intcrunis-
SION al ten minutes. Ross will
probably start the first game for
the locals. with McKvnry ns second
choice, while Peters and lineup will
rrohnblX he the selections for Prov
idcncc. The locals count on both
Shmcs. and there IL likely TO he
something stirring In view of the
remarks mndc by President Draper.
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THIS Is PITCHERS BATTLE

mad" it three on, Of four from :,
i'oulS to-day. overcoming fyc-rIn
Lead and winning by 10 D. TN"
lFdina!S punched four hits on ton
o. 4 pass and wild throw in the SEQ
"nd inning, scoring five runs ana send
!hS toombS TO the clubhouse
JASPER and Doll had pitchers bat
We NAVY me eighth: Marquard pitch-
"h ~" ninth and held thu Cardinals
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! Tor Si'""han IN ninth.
Soldiers TO Compete.

IIEApQEAKTERS PUNITIVE EN-
rEplTioN. MENICO. July cS-Ar-
rangcments were completed to-day
for field meet Saturday at the field
base. Ih"r" viii be a l0O-yard and
22G-yard DASH a tug OF war. rescue
race. shoe race. officers jumping con
test ana Mexican mule race, for which
$2l5 viii hc distributed In prizes
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C0NNlE'S KIDS LOSE

ST LOUIS July 2s.-philadclphie
dov ""nccd by the Browns again to-
tr[ n along with eight hits for the
t ono side Sislcr cleared full
Tn IN IN me me second with n triple.
scored but twelve runs on fortvl nevtGs
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McDermott Back Soon

Billy Smith. the Climbers mnn-
ngrr. Inst night put Mt rest NIL
rumors that have been Houting
around tn the effect rhnr Red Nc
Dcrmott. popular field captain Of
the local 1nts. would he out OF the
Eninc for the remainder of the nen-
son. DIR. WiIlinm II. Parker, the
club physician. upon examination OF
the N-ray picture of McDcrmotr's
injury, stated thut II is not nv bad
as Mt first thought, md that tho
piucky third snrkcr will he able TO
get bnCk into the game by the
middi" of newt week or certainly by
the last Of that week.
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RARTzEL GOES TO ORIOLES

new YORK. July 2S.-nov IIar.zcI
Veteran "utfcldcr of IN" New York
&I,ipi"1chns, vas released to-day "a the
League, following thc recall hy tba
M"% York club Of Outncldcr Elmer
~ tlI%r from Baltimore. Iartzei en-
I'Teh the American League with s.
Y WE IN 4'o', and has been with the
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PHiLLiES WIN THIS

PHIl.Apt.LPIIIA. July 2S-Phila-
dolphia drove Jacobs off the rubber In
the second inning to-day and won
from pittsburgh, TO >. Bender was
very effective after the second inning
Cooper took Jacobs's place, and Me
hofs single. Stocks sacrifice bunt and
Goods sacrifice fly scored three more
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llRST tNMi.
DufInlo Toronto.
Totals. - Is q % To'als...2o 20 9, |

Score bY iWn!Ut- II
Toronto ...........-,..-.l o IL
ming. Jackson tN. kopp channel t2l. rru"s-
dale Bases on HnI's oil cav. =. on Man
ming, q. Struck hy Cav. :; br Man
ming. l. Thrco-htSo hits, Graham, Jackson
Sacrifice hit, Kelly, Smith Sacrifice fly
Trout. Stolen bases Mcdonald. kour Cham
nell Double Ways rru.~d,i" 20 Smith to
Graham liumm" TO Mcdonald to lumnol
Onslow 30 Mcdonald HIT 10y uitch"r-ry
Cav. Circuit 10y Manning. tcarlstroml
Umpires II sndlboc ana Frccmun. Time"
1.iO.
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SPORTS
NORFOLK LOSES AGAIN
BUCK PRESSLY'S CLUB
CANNOT STOP BUILDERS
Gnmc In Featured ny brilliant Field.
Ing Oh Newport News Infcld-Druce
Makes Star Catch.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. July %
inability to solve Gardinicr's delivery
together with Stewards wildness ana
sent the Tars down TO defeat for ~
second consecutive time hero this al,
ternoon. The score was to and
thrce or the Builders tallies resulted
from passes and errors
Threatened skies held down the at.
tendance. Fielding features were sun.
pilcd by the Builder inhcld and :,
ihaenihccnt running catch hy Bruce
on CRISIS drive against the fence In
left. Score: Az
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'Ashevilir won first half Of panrnnt race
with percentage of .G23. Tho team won
thirty three and lost twenty gnmcs
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
AshryilIc at Raleigh.
Charlotte ut Durham.
Greensboro Mt Whist on Salem
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, VS.. Central ethod:st. a,
r>0n Ward Ernrue.


Roy Wilkinson. president OF tho
Commercial League. desires tho SER
vices or capable umpire. and any
ono desiring "A place on an Jumps
staff can do so by calling to see Mr..
Wilkinson AT his home. 1909 West
Main.
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CADORE HURLS WELL

MONTREAL. QUE. July . ca.
dore's iinc pitching after Fullcuwidcr
was Knocked ont Of the box in tho
third inning, Won the opcuiu. game
OF the series with Rochester to-day, 10
to 4. The Royals scored two runs in
they held TO the cud OF the game.
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DETROIT, July 2s-Mauric. cram
the young pitcher Of the Nor:oll.. VIZ
ginin League Club. reported to Man.
ager Griffith, OF tho Washington hrnr
icans. here to-day. Craft who Ga
twenty years old. was purchased NO.
cause OF his hitting ability
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SPORTS
REDS DEFEATED AGAIN
MATHEWSON'S TEAM LOSES
GAME TO GIANTS IN TENTH
Gnme Is Studded With wild Pitches
by 10th Sfdcs-SccOnd ENtrn Inning
Contest In Two Days.

NEW YORK, July cS.-New York
won a tcn-inninE game from Cincin-
natl to-day. to .. Wild pitches by
Benton were responsible for both OF
Cincinnatis runs after errors by Her.
Zog, placed the runners on base. New
York then won on wild pitch The
score:
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Ed MnIsh L. Here

CHICAGO. July 2s.-Ed Wals5
White Sox pitcher is being conern,li
lated to-day IN MS ability as a NO
saver; While bathing in Lake Michi-
who had fallen into deep water from
y raft "
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CHICAGO LOSES BY ERRORS

CHICAGO. July 2S.--Errors by Muir
3hy and Schalk, coupled with oppor-
tune hitting by the Yankees. and
Shawkcy'S great pitching. enabled tn.
l"aSu" leaders TO make it two straight
from Chicago to-day. to 3. Shawh"y
did not allow hit until the eighth.
The score.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
New York at st. LOUIS.
Bu,ton NJ Del
Philadelphia, AT Chicago
Washington al IIeyCluu,
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r. s'on .......:. .......o 0 - q o 2
~ lli"hi, Runs--Ein. herman. E"r"tchy.
10y ~. stolen "ascs-Smith. Maranv:ll- q,
:''Tihc" hit-k"'iy. Double p'ay-Maranvtila
!" h"r"'chY lii's-of Mcconnell. in :
innings Bases ON halls--oN Mcconnell {, oc,
;,rni"n. ! Hit by p!tchcr-by Nchf. 'wii.
.iAmH' Struck out-hy Mcconnell :. Lv
N'hi. : Emr!rcs. Orih and Eason Tim. ,
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!@tal* .. ST l6 TOTALS. 80 7oi o
cNa,ted Tor Ayers in eighth.
Hcor" hy innings: r.
Washington n n
ha.n ',mii."'E unS-Burns t2). Vcach. Two
III, liz lnrhs ca. Morgan. Three base
!. H. hnsh. V"ach. Struck out--by Dubuc.
ny Ayers. :. Base balls-oT Ayers,
connntI,,h ~ASers Time. 1894. Umpires,
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s.. Louis q q = ? -
i$ro"Elvn n n ~
;, summary Runs Hescher = Miller,
i'...,tNly. . schneider. HctXel NcCurty
o. Mara. St"nFcl. Johnston Da,bcri No.
in,,",M,,r"lH, ,@,' Olsen Two-bas" h,s-M ller
tt'",.""i Wheat, Olsen. NcCarty Three.
'''7 ht'--'f"n%"i. Double plhy-Iohu4ton
10 PaGn"T',, stolen hases-Cu,shnw rase
~ u4iiH--"H SIC" i" j; on Jasper. 3. on
,'''i'NN struck ou'-by Steele Iv
;aspGr by Dol. 2: BY MarGiari !
'inr!reF BYRON and ouisl"y TIrnc TX
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CLEAN SWEEP FOR TIGERS

PEI HpiT. July 2S.-Dctroit took to-
"'H game from Washington, 3 to o.
.nah!n% II four straight victories over
IN" Nationals All of DetroitS runs
W"'" scored on sacrifice flies. The
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WHERE TI>.1 FI.-.I TO-DAi.
Pitt >bursh ut New York.
Cincinnati at brooklyn.
~. Louis ut Boston.
Chicago AT PHILADELPHIA
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How They Stand o-Day
international League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

ItltHMOND- Providence truinD
ltuluio. -; Toronto. ] (ilr.t camel
Innings. "
Montreal. 10: Rochester L.
l'nlt im"rc- Newark tpn>t ponch until to-
tluy). ~
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RED SOX DOWN INDIANS
BEANEATERS TAKE LAST OF
SERIES BY CLOSE MARGIN
Every Game OF series IL WON NV
Narrow Margin of One
GLEN EL.AND.

CLEVELAND. July 2S.-Boston made
/, three out OF four from Cleveland
to-day. winning, 3 TO .. every game II
The series being decided by one run.
Cleveland got It's two on passes 10
Grancy and Speaker, and Scott's error.
Tn. score:
vi, h.
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Portsmouth won first half Of pcnnun,
race with percentage OF .683. The team
won foriy-one and lost nineteen games.
WHERE THEY rLAY To-DAf.
Petersburg at Portsmouth.
Norfolk, ut Newport News
UIopcwclt dropped for remainder of
scuhOn.)
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STANDING OF cI,I,.
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY

l'r"'idrnc" at RICHMOND q gumcs).
Toronto at ttnnalu e. gumrsD.
Rochester mt Montreal
Newark nj BaIiimorr
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New York.
To'als %. % % 10 . Totals 81 6 % 10 .
'ii1i''d for Tory I'm eighth.
I''A'"d for Fahcr in ninth.

Chicago ...0 q q q o o "a
summary: iiuns-oldr,ng. Ccdcon. Nuna-
in"h'r q. Shawkcy. Murphy. Weaver. f.
I. ".,,iS. Two t',*c hits Nunan,aitcr. Fc'soh.
ilnI'h "hF"- Miller. Struck ont--bv Vii
laN'S ~ Shawk"y. 2. Rascs balls
~ +" !i!Hms. !: on CicOtte. |. U'mpircs.
H!4i ana b!E..n. 'giuc D.Oi
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS

SOHfH NtInHtIE f.cnSUC.
At .Iacksonvilic--Jac o:
Columbus. S.
AT Columbia-Co Columbia. j: Charles
ton 0 eleven inninEs).
At Observation-Disclosures. 90; Macon.
l-2.
American Association.
At Jndianapolis--Ind diana polls Louis
At Milwaukeo--St. Louis. Col;
Milwaukee. 2-10-2.
At Kansas City--Minncapolis. 7-13-2;
Kansas city. 2-8-6.
No others scheduled.
Southern ASsocintion.
At ~Atlanta--Atlan'a. l. New Or
leans, 3
Al Nashville Nashville. IL; Mem
phis, 90
Al am--Birmingham. 6;
Mobile, 0.
At oga-Chattanooga. 6;
Little Rock, 6.
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score by ;nninr.
Newport %cNy-...7 n A &, n a rs;
Norfolk ...- ! n q n n
summary Runs -pahiman. wrat,en Wal
'"rs' WhIh"r. Sickug Left on baSes-No,y
iort News : Norfolk. Sacrifice hits-Wai-
,.rrs' N3rp"ih Two base hits hlrnan
sra, :" bontl" plays Walters to War -
idt!inan' Wratt"n 10 Pahlinan: Presley ~
tti'f'"' u. Bases on hails-or GArdnie >; ~
~ Nhrt. :, struck out--by GARDINER 4. ~
stewart. T'inc, iiio Umpire. Caulifowcr
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American League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Detr"it. &: Washington, D.
I;"ston. 3; Cleveland. ..
New York. .; Chicago. 3.
~. Louis. y; JhiIadclphia. q.
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Boston ............o o . o %
'l""clnrd ........2 q q %
summary: lturs-lSnrry. Lewis t2J. Gran"y.
Sp" k.i Two base hits-Spcalscr Howard
scott sacrifice hiia-Chapman, Barry, Car
gu, lion!!t2ci. Stolen blscS-Sp"rkcr Roth.
i'hs"s on ba:l"-nn Gould. 2. OF Shor".
struck "ut-hv Could. 1; by Shore. : Passed
nal.-'@! Is. Double plnys-t' Ina pman TO Gan
an Chapman. 10 Howard 20 Gandll. I'm
"ir"s, ii!d"brand ana DI.ouShlin. Time.
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Chicago.

Totals. 81 ~ Total. . .7iG .
.i"il"l Tor Mcconnell in eighth
flt"''"l Tor FlHci in "irh,h
:"tft'd for Fischer in ninth
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Scoro by innings: r
pIitSb'rri. .........l n c n a -
ila,!'!pha .......l 0 ~ q =
summary: Kuns--paskcrt (2). bancroft;
itH'ns. '"ndor. Baird. Wagner. Threc-tasc
't-WHEner. Sacrifice hitS-Pask"rt Stock
ian':Gti. Siolcr bases-t;ood. Carey. WaE-
nor iiiis-of; Jacobs In timing Struck
rnt-bN l;"rd"r, Z; bv Coopc! g. Bases
on nails-,on Render. . or Jacobs, /. OF
Iroorer tinprcs. KLEIN and ,:msic
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Virginia League
RESULTS YESTEKnhY

Newport News. 1: Norfolk, I.
l'urtsInout h-l'ctcrsiury (rain).
Rocky Mount Gdir).
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Cincinnati .........o 900 D,
summary: Ruus--Enmcr. Snyder. Burns
~. Robertson. Two-hasr hit Chase. Stolen
haScS- RouSh. Doyle. Burns t2), Rohcrt:on.
Double 'lay-i'cnton Ia Iterzog to Mcrklc
Vas.S or balls-on Benton. :: off Mitchell
III by pitcner-hy Rcntor. tNeilc) :;
10y Mitchell. GHosle, Struck out--by Ron
'?n. $; hv Mitchell !; hy Schultz. /. Wild
pitch's-hy it"rton. s. hy Schultz, I'm
rircs. RicI"r and !Iarr!son. Time 2:ns
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North Carolina League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
hshevillc, 3; Raleigh. o.
ChurlOttr, >: Durham. !.
WINSTON Snlcm, s; Greensboro. 3.
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hits, while the browns scored thirty.

81 Innis Philadelphia.
AS II - : T. Nis ~ . \ =
Shotton. II . t.awry. ms : 9
Austin. 3u- ! o Walsh. r. . q
Miller. n; S,ruuK. cfi o 0
Sister. 10. OLNJoc, II o l .
Frat. %. . oAiInuls. 10 I'll o
;Mafss of o oWi,. SIS, ) :?
S"yer'd, g. sN Ercc. 81 |
John'n, Ss = opls'ich. c4 0
Groom p. . Sheen, J.. /
kooo p.... 0.F!ck 1900 0
Totals ..aa ss7l3 To,als...o7 !, 'la 5
Sgor" hy innings. Il
'Eattod for sh""han in ninth
-, Louis -....,.........2 IS
fh'lad"luh!t ...........o 80
summary '.uns McElw"c. r!c!nlch. Shot
ton go. austin C2l. Miller. Groom John
son l.awrH. Walsh. t.atoic, WITT. Two-base
PICK rLr""- borc hits-Snotton. S!,Icr
Sacii;c" hits-Pra,t shotron. Austin. nou-
ni" 1lay-J"huHon to Frat to Sisler Passed
h"ll-hy Scv"'"ii. / Stolen hascs--John-
'on. Shotton -, Sislcr. WIZ, I.awry. n,scs
IN hals-om Groom. ? on SHcchan .: Of.
KOCH !. S'rucl; out-hy Sh.ohan. 3: hy
Groom. / Time. l;+5. Crpircs. Null!n aud
Evans.
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National League
RESULTS YEsrI;EM Y.

Hnston, Chicago. ].
i'hii',drlphin. .; Pittsburgh, ..
Srookiyn, .; ~. Louis. ).
New York. 3; Cincinnati. = Ucn innings)
sIANDINI IL I.HS
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Totals....N 7'27 Totals....A 30 IS )
Non" out whom wiurinG run scored.
iEattcG for ,;r.ffith III ninth.
tRatt"d To-, Mitchell m ninIh.
IRAN fo- Fisher IN ninth.
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T9,ais. IS 10 = - / Totals a3I327N !
hhti"t FOR WILSON IN ninth
matted f"r Iaapor In iir,h
tIi1r Tor Cnoiuhz fra socond
'HHii"a for D"ll In "!Ei.th
Evening star., 1916-11-10
PRESIDENT REELECTED
BY SUFFRAGE STATES
Votes of Women in West Give Mr..
Wilson Majority He Needs
for Success.

The woman suffrage states elected
President Wilson
When the returns came in early from
Illinois showing that state had gone
for Hughes by more than 10000 it
looked as if the woman voters might
be arrayed against Wilson in the gen.
eral results.
Then the returns came trickling in
from the other eleven woman suffrage
states, one after another adding their
votes to the Wilson victory
And it early developed that the piv-
otal state in the election would be Cal
lforn1a, the woman suffrage state send
ing the second largest number of votes
to the electoral college, Illinois send
ing the largest.
Evening star., 1916-11-10
Treated Well by World.

And why not?" he asked some one
who questioned him about his mepta,
attitude. THE world has always treat
ed me well. 1 had no hardshins in
youth. Starting the practice of law
at twenty one, practice was brought to
me at once by a host of friends. have
had all I need.
These things" he said not long ago
referring to the nations political ten
denotes, mean nothing to me personal
ly. I shall have passed long before
the actual clash comes between the con.
tending forces of the country. have
no father. mother. brother, sister. son
nor daughter. / think I can speak
without personal bias or prejudice"
But he does hold that the clash is
coming unless the balance between the
contending forces is maintained. Nat
urally he thinks and says that the
democratic party. under the leadership
of President Wilson, Xill maintain that
balance. He said inshis speech Of &C
ceptance:
IF I doubted that the return of the
would fail to right the wrongs Of in
dustrial life, to wipe out the injustices
of legislation and to preserve the op-
portunity of every man for happiness.
lent. If 1 did not believe that, in so
far as human agency can. this party Of
ours will promote the brotherhood of
mankind, I would here and now repu-
diate it"
Mr. Marshalrs life has not been with
out its touch of romance. 1t was in the
clerks Office of Steuben county, Ind,
where he first went to try law cases,
that he met the attractive young wom-
an who is now Mrs. Marshall. She was
Miss Lois Minsey, daughter of the coun-
ty clerk. who was clerk in her ia
ther's office. Mr.. Marshall soon discov-
cred that the real case" was in the
clerks office.
Mrs. Marshall is a woman of attrac-
tive personality. While as the wife of
the Vice President Of the United States
she conducts many brilliant social af-
fairs. her real interest is also in her
home, and that home, according to q
recent visitor. is one ''in which you feel
you would like to sit down and stay for
supper