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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-12-13
PREgSSlMiSh IN LONDON.
III. Annu..nAnL nrnnnA

London, Dec l2--The foreign ofice
today informed the Associated Press
that il was unable to discuss the Ger.
man peace proposal until the note vas
received A general note Of pessin-
ism prevails here
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-12-13
TIMES AGAINST 1T.

London, Dec. 13-The German peace
proposals we're emphatically rejected
by the Times which Gays the Allies
must absolutely reject any idea Of
meditation in any shape and from any
quarter so long as the basis proposes
triumph Of might and not right
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-12-13
so POINT LOSS
IN COTTON TODAY
Close Showed Decline Of IS to &
Points at New York aud As 20
SO at New Orleans.

Today's close Of the cotton markets
saw the loss Of almost all Of the gains
made yesterday in trading. New York
was down d5 to AZ points while New
Orleans was or As to 30 points Spots
remained unchanged. Sales 1855 bales.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-12-13
NEW HOMESTEADs OPENED.

Washington, Dec. l2--tBy Union
Associated Press - The remaining
land in Fresno, Monterey an San Ben.
ito counties California which wers not
allotted TO homesteaders early in No
vember were opened today.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-12-13
COTTON CROP ESTIMATE.
Government Places Number 500
Pound Bales at 11,511,0OO.

Last year II, ,191 500 equivalent 800
pound bales were grown, and during
the FIVE years, 1910-l914, the average
was 14,259, ,23l bales, The record crop
was grown in 1914, when 16,134,93O
bales were produced.
Production by states, with last
years crop figures for comparison,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-12-13
CONTRACT BLANKS FOR SALE.

The Commonwealth office has for
CONTRACT BLANKS, BLANK
BILLS or SALE, PAYROLL
BLANKS. PRoMlSSORY and COL
LATERAL NOTES, NURSES REC
0RDS, ETC., in any quantities desired
at reasonable prices.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-12-13
"a CLUMSY TRAP"

Paris, Dec. 13-"A clumsy trap ia
tho caption under which a morning
paper prints Chancellor Won Beth
mann Hollweg's speech in the Reich
stag. THE time for feints is over"
says the Petit Journal.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-12-13
ALLIES NOT LIKELY TO ACCEPT
GERMANY'S PEACE PROPOSALS
The Press Of England and France Against Move
ment-Attitude of British Government Will
Be known Tomorrow.

veg WIS received with chorus Of
derision by the French press. They
we're unanimous that II is an adnis-
sion that the situation is getting crit
cal in Germany.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-12-13
CALLS 1T PURE RUBBISH"

London, Dec l3--Genetal Cresch
who succeeded Lord Kitchener as CON-
mander-in-chief in India ridiculed
Germany's offer Of peace in state
ment today. He characterized the Of
fetal peace offer as pure rubbish"
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-12-13
GENERALS ARE NOTIFIED.
(By Associated Press

London, Dec. l2-An Amsterdam
dispatch says that Emperor William
has notified tho commanding generals
OF Germany's peace offer. Until it's
acceptance they will fight on.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-12-13
.nrnAcr1YE WINDOWS.

The STEIN Book Co. have two very
4t.a.+;vo show windows in which are
sisolaved a pretty let Of things suit
abe for holiday gifts. Don't fail TO
ses t1en while doing your Xmas shop
ping
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-12-13
by Associated pressl

New York, Dec. 12-The stock mar
ket became unsettled today upon re-
ceipt Of the news Of the Teutonic
peace proposals. Munitions and steel
compaMe5 which proiited the most by
the war were the most affected
Bethlehem Steel dropped twenty-six
points
BIG BREAK IN WHEAT.
Chicago, Dec. Wheat, on the
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-12-13
CAPTURE LINE TRENCHES.
Nv Assoclatod prassl

Petrograd, Dec. l3-Russian trooDs
yesterday captured a line Of trenches
in the region Of the Trotus Valley,
Rumania, the war office announced to-
day.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-12-13
CANADIAN BOAT LOST.
(By Associated Press)

Ottawa, Dec. 13-The Canadian tor
vedo boat Grilse has been lost at sea
With all hands it is feared. This an
nonncsment was made today by the
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-12-13

Closed 4S to so down.
New York Spots 1885.
New Orleans Spots 1900.
Sales 7S5.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-12-13
JAPAN FEELS EFFECT.

Wy El77T7NI'114I : ~
Toxic, Dec. l3--Tls peace proposal
Of Germany and her allies caused such
violent slump in the stock exchange
here that the market was closed tenn
porarily by the directors.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-12-13
MARKETS UNSETTLED RESULT OF
PROPOSED PEACE NEGOTIATIONS
Big Break in MuRition Group Bethlehem SteelC
Twenty Six Points Wheat at Chicago
Broke Nine Cents.

| Board Of Trade uron receipt Of the
news Of The proposals for pecae by
Germany and her allies, broke nine
cents bushel,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-12-13

PEACE TERMS INDICATED.
(By Associated Pross)
Washington, Dec 12-Advices from
Berlin to the German embassy indi-
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-12-13
FRENCH PRESS DERISIyE.

(By Ass0cIate1 FrGFsI
Paris, Dec. l3.-Thc offer Of peace
from Chancellor Won Bethmann-Holl-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-13
LAS CORRlENTES DEL TURISMC
AMERICANA

Nueva York, Scpticmbrc de 1916
-JamaS volvcra Il tencr Europa il
lmpOr;ancia que ha tenido para los
tOurIStas am%erlcanoS. La guerra que
cause la suspension &c los ~viajes /,
traves del Atlantico, determine tam
bIcn su Gambia de ru9:JC hacia ia
partc occidental de los Estados Uni
dos Y ha"ia los PASSES latino ameri-
canoS. Y ha dUrado 10 suficjeute Ia
atenci6n dc los americauos sabrc la
bcliezas v maravilias de los Estada5
UnldoS V dc las A.mcr:cas Central V
del Sur. que pUr tant" temp habian
pasado inadvcrUidaS.
Dc no habcr sjdo pc: 10. dlstur-
bios dc Mexico. csc pals habria levau-
tado una c0secha nnornre dc los tor
riStas a~merIranoS.
Sc estan e>tahlccl"Ldc en- Il ocste
Y IN Ia costa del Pacisica lugarps DE-
crane Que pucdcr ~rivali2a. con
c]uaIuniera Otrus del Nnur1o. y na
ohstaute que Sc ha hahjadc muv pncc
de clio. personals del Este ran cslar,c.
c~onst~u,cudo millareS y miila,e- III;
asa, II rerauo "r 81 Gesic , SUI"s.
te. Los a'"erlGanas estar aro"as go,
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-13

Git. llbJNthit" NSNVS ttldS y NN'"H'
los dates mas iutcrcsantcs. Parccc
~1uc Ia palabra aleman o Alcmania
dcspicrtl Ia vcrgiienza general, no Sc
atrevcn d imprimirla. Y al haccrlo. So
10 So havc en- combination con paia-
bras desagradables y dcaafectas. Al
cuuos ej~cmplarcs que me acuden L
Ia mcmcgia. sirycn aQui de mUestr2.
En- IN tratado sobre Ia litografi@,
editado ell 1891, &c habla sobre cl in
ye2tor .;ennefclder. dc ia litogr2f!".
F. seTcr Senncfeldcr era aicmIn. Y
,in embargo. 80 afirma Ell cf linro
ouc no era uleman. En- I'm manua! dc
pcrfumeria Sc dice que los aicmaucS
son AMOS barbaros. porouc ccShonraA
.rl oririo tie prrfuulsta con sUS III
veutos &c perfumes siutcticOS. I'm
I'm libro de historic sc afirmo que
Mo~itz von SachscH, hijo legitimo de
AuguStu cl Fucri". sea uu pOiaCo. la
gran encyclopaedia de Larousse On
ticuc muchos datos que prueba0 Ina
eucm;st"d alberta contra Alcmanja.
E natural que una gotta de a@ua no
moia una picdra; pcro una gotta de
aqua uuc rae constaatemcnte sobfe
Ia picdra. Ilcga 4 horad2r oca
/ 10 ra+.ln- ~-rr.SaS de Nancy =
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iIyE8SOS

iIyEHSOS
;ECRETOS MARAVIILL0SOS.-Sl used d.
yea halIar falicidad. suerte. fortuna, amor,
uegrla Y sUsIego. 81 listed deSea tener eki-.
Z en- ell comerCio, 81 Quicre triunfsr en- su3
,inpresas, ST quiere hacerse amar, 81 quicra
'o;rar todas SUs asptracioneS, s. Qulera
'a.r victoriOSo en- todos sus asunios y To-
srt.r todos suS dcseoS. nida mi curloso IL
-. \, que le ScrA enviado gratis a vueite
- cor-eo. Direction: Sr. J. Vence. Box {si.
RsDana, CosEa. 3:
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III ~ sHhrr ri p3TahcrO de ri hrrmsno
JESUS Nrral Y Il" III hIJD Antonio del mis-
mo aIwIlIdu. RCriDl SuS uiIlIndS fOfici5S
de- CALL, T"Nas. narc tres amos. L.!e2IIe
a., NfNIrn 4 me urge CnTnuniCarHIe con
rIirS. EIrijir iBFD!mcS a Pedro Meraz,
snii ". Commerce. ST, san Antonio, Tex.
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NEtES!IhSE SrE0ritd de ,riniio IS amos Dig.
rdId rn nuc>t"o ,l"parIablenfn s%rstpnnlsi.-
d, ~ SER de- DueIIa aigaiJentla. Satieo
S:,.FI pur, >rTIana. san MtbniJi Music Co.
3IG W. CnnrIicrcr 81:
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HArENOS ron 1Oda correction. rariaG
dmOraSa~. de pcTiiucnip. i"1iciiaciones,
rimpIrlfIuS. hI.rurSOS y tOda chase de poe
las aiuoruSaS. dc aHIvcf,dfId. DairloiIcaS,
rlr. FrcrioS mrdC radios. bITlIaiiSe pOc
'urr"u a T.. GalGrrdn. ills Lsca,cca5 ii!r,.
IAN Antonio. Texas.
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N~EcFsIrAMnS 1910 T~RAAIApoREs mcncal
no, Iara Ia Inca del icrr&carril do PEN
Syfvanr4. Surido: Si.SG :pnr, dia Pasbla
GRATIS Ururra. q Y. 4. GrfsaIltl, t3e.4,Nofth
santa Rosa Accrue, frcnlc. a, la ,B2tlra tse
Chapd. I.tfrfNf,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-13

pI-Cu -lbcr 81 paradcrp dc Antonio Her
uaudrL = IuanJ ChaIdcI. ESiaban en- Eoi-
lm~yllIc. Texas. ri ahO de 1914. DirIjlf N
fnrrc. q Ma,iiuinO hernandez. Cos-c!..
TcNJ5. t"-l"..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-13

lfDNi:iiE >In pT'trl>lOiIc$. ron neSUfIO, uc-
sea rI>aI - ron ,clOFIia puDrr. sin pre-
icn.lunc> Y lie rc1uiaci6n intacldblc Y qUhh
<cpl lc"r y c-CriDI,. Dare rcicrrnciaS de
mi SlIuaciGu Y cOndUria 4 ia persona que
- l]I:icr">,' en- este anunrl0. DIriIaSr a.
l.. Morales. Lincoln Hotel, AInc>. Iowa.
t9-t5). IS.
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81 NECESITAN <. mlncro- mcyicaTos ca
Huyi. Texas. Abriendo tres rHInaS nuevas,
hucnI< CdSaS. lena y aqua. 1rabaiO 6 d'a5
de- cada ScIIana. V6nga>c nIneIiatamcn-
iu. Consumers Iiguitc Company. =
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CuandO necesite libros Ell espah6I
dirijase listed a IgnaciO Z. LOAan0.-
fn7 DoIorGSa SIS Antonio. Tpxa
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NEGE~fTNSE Sel"ra para iraIaio gcncEai'
Il" casa. QrIc -spa idVir. pllirhar Y 20
rlnar. UcUrra g32 Main Avenue. Tel. 739.
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Brp2T'@mcutO >.
~GNTESNIiLE. SiiGH.
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-. Ir-6 N"lairI. irabaIadur dc IL yaTda
del SANTA r.. "a Galveston. !Handc 81 d.
rcrri6n rnTrccia u T.. Il. go. ia IltENSt.
para lS'ntG uuc IT, Interr5a y cStese prfI-
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II :"CESlTA joyen mexicana para ayI.
dante reramarera. Dcurra al Southern no.
lei. raIlr dc DoIorosa Y Plaza MiIitar.
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Il NECESITA EXPRESS para cue IIeve Gus
,etacas a Ia cstacion 0 lie Gamble SUE nue.
lies, h&blele Rossics Tel. Travis 1875.
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;CL-ICITUDES

II AECE>iTN crrirTrd: Y .uuc pidI'bF VI
r0,a tp ,Gca faWIlia yuma mana para mi
nIIu CHICO y avIda en- IL recsInaFa en- r4>3
Ch.cG. BHcnaS rcicrencias. Gale Epson :2bJl
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irabaip. RucroS s%urlIUS. lnrOrma J. o.
Powell. Ruia No. :. Jewell. Texas.
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VENrrSE. baraio. rasa ~cicganic dos ptsp3.
-iIuFGi Inrar ~r"u!rirG, rpodcrna en- toiO
,,liiG,. IIamr Crorkel, :hGii.- t9-9ii.
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81 :ENDE q ,e Gambia: . meSJs dc biliar,
I 10 rlerlrrro. Djriiase a Play House,
Box 37i. bel Rio. Texas. (2.S'i
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NIrESiTu am meyir3nu> para Cortar lrhB.
Si.iU. Curic Terra iimpia. 1anblcn iele--
MOS 1900 arrrs dc algud6n para piScsr.
niriiirSc n Eiizco Herrera, Gosarii, Texas. =
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II N~.ECEeIIAN. fpSlurerds: sln}orUia, So
Nerna,I. s.q East Houston 81. Mos: s3Ajl
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ST. VEyDE mIy barato I'm cochc con
1s.nR!uS para CuatrO personals. Tlenc mny
POGO uso y oar"CC del todos nueyo. Para
i~nrOrInrs teleioI,ee q Travis SCI
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Sc TRASpASh una ticnda baIo muy buer
mas Condicloncs y situada en- muy buen.
lGgar. lnfG:man on ii So. Laredo s..
san Antonio, Texas. .
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VACNS IfNAS L%ECIIERAS: dc. yenta S pre-
cIu> m6diru- en- Ia casa No. az TlInrnps1a
Flare. Tome 81 iranvla Collins Gardens.
81 So Ini"resa 4 elias. sS
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-VENTA-
81 NENnE noiocirIela Excelsior Ihedid
uS0. narata. InrariIan CantinH "El DOT
de .AbriG.' TclcroiO Crockett 1863. \
Cp-i;.l. -.
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4LQUILERES. {.
81 RENrA cuarto dPropiado para oflcins 0
taller. eli 6iJ DOlOrOsa -. lnforman en- lag
uricluaS de "a PRENSA q Cn Ia ticnd1 dc
IIlg Bros. E>Guind Main y Travis.
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EN- DEFENSA DE LAS DAMAS

Uraducid0 por GuiIIcrmo Evcrit}.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-02
BURlE|GH EMERY TO
MANAGE PETERSBURG
King Kelly In Let Out and May Land
Job as Raleigh Pilot-Poh
Released.
Especial to The Richmond virginian.)

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
Petersburg, Va, June 1.-The base
ball loving public of Goobertown will
hardly recognize the Gooher team
when it returns home on Monday next
for a weeks stay Messrs. Slagle,
Neims and Kidd for the past several
days have kept the wires hot and have
spent some real coin in getting to-
gether new material to bolster up the
weak spots in the local aggregation.
Helfrich, a star with the Brooklyn
Federal League team last season, and
with the Shipbuilders during the early
part of this season, has accepted terms
and is playing the shortneld for the
Coolers In the place of Jake Poh, one
Of the cleverest little inhelders in
minor league ball, but who has been
unable to get his batting eye right
this season.
Secretary Kidd announced today
the signing of Burleigh g. Emery, an
infelder who will take hold of the
managerial reins OF the local team
Monday. Emery halls from Park
River, North Dakota He took hold
of :he Augusta team late last season
and led IL from a tail-ender to second
place at the close OF the season. With
Augusta he played in more than fifty
games. batting PIT and leading the
second hasemen OF the entire league
in Seleing. He comes to Petersburg
highly recommended. and did not go
back to augusta this season because
of d Engagement over his salary con-
tract
Several other changes may be made
in the lineup when the team takes
the field at Mckenzie Street Monday.
There is a possibility Of Dolly Gray.
Rabbit Doyle or Heinie Busch being
in the lineup. or possibly all three.
1t is stated here upon what 10 con-
sidered reliable authority that King
Kelly will 90 to Raleigh and take
charge OF the capital city team. sue
ceeding Busch, the clever little short
stop pilot. who has not been satisfied
since reporting at the Carolina capital.
1t is practically assured that Heinie
will be seen in a Virginia League uni
form either here or at Hopewell with
In the next week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-02

Newark. June Tho RicAmsnd
virginians ran rampant today over
the Indians. routing them to !. II
was the drSt appearance in this city
for the 6outherners ana they made q
good impression on the fans because
Of the pep" they displayed through
out tho game. Manager Tsnnsy pin.
ned his faith Of sohacht. while Man
ager Smith hxured to use McKsnry
pitched swell ball and was also there
with the stick at the right time.
The virgtnians took the lead no
later than the first inning, and the
counters ~athered by the 6outhsrners
proved sufficient to win for them. de.
spite the fact that they hung up three
additional ones later on in the game.
Timely hits and an error gave the Vir-
gtnians two counters In the opening
chapter and they took the lead never
to b overtaken by the Indians.
In the NTH inning the virginians
scored one more run when George
kircher singied, went to second on 4
passed hali and scored on Reynolds
timely clout to left nsld. The Viz
g.nians got their two fnal runs in the
seventh on consecutive htngles by
Mckenry, Clemens, Eihei and Hen
dryx.
Schacht. who was conE dered By
many last year to be the best hurier
In the International League. was hit
hard by the Richmond boys. this
Seutherners getting no less than
eleven safe ,ciouts from his delivery.
ori tfeniryx and Mckenry led in
the assault on the local moundman.
.-gh oi tnem procuring couple of
sale wallops. Clemens got one safety
out of two legal trips to the plate.
The spectacular fielding OF McDer-
mott. Arragon and Eibel stood out
prominently throughout the contest
The three infielders put up one Of the
greatest exhibitions ever witnessed on
local bali lot. McDermott made
several storr that were apparently
impossible.
Mchenry. who hurled for the Viz
ginians was good throughout. While
he MAS touched Tor eight hits he kept
them we'll scattered and was alright
In the ninches.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-02
PETERSBURG is TWICE HI
DEFEATED BY NORFCII
Mary Jane Grew Yields Ash Freely and Easily Wins Twin
From Goobers--Win Clarke's Wizards Lose Hard a4z4
Game TO Newport News Builders to l.


Rocky Mount. N. c.. Juno L.. & Z
pitchers going at q great clip AT
score tied often until the eighth,
champs staged = comedy Of eeY1i
and Portsmouth took the op0n1G
game here by q score Of I to Z. Ihqy2
was hardly an advantage thAk M
have been claimed for any 81 thu 16SkE
pitchers called to the pinna0l1s 6G6x5
club using two, but the 1n11cuaa 1T!
the champs told the STORY a. th31D&
defeat. Pope started the game 4
the locals. but was relieved N &k4s
fourth with Z one run loaA ~ HI
favor but with the bases ch0k44 4&1I
three balls on the hitter, who = NAos
ment later walked, sanding In ne G3S
ing run. It went this wAy until -
seventh whom Talbot hit ont Df 31os
park for . one run lead. N 1N
eighth. however. Portsmouth, 80 1s
orally helped by several rank eS3Ss
and some dumb fielding ana X1N3
finally doubled. sending three f1
across. This was q lead the onp66is
ton never gave the locals loot1s
at tieing. though In the last ee1sfoes
after Parmelee had doubled, peaxJo4
was yanked in favor of Wood. Y6RJ
mouth added one more run ~ tho;
ninth on = two base hit followed ~ ~
single.
The score: I
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-02
RED SOX ARE V|CTORS
OVER WALTER JOHNSON
Hoist Flag and Then De-
feat Clarke Griflith.s Senators
BY to 0 Score.
JOE BUSH CAPTURES ANOTHER
Mack's Star Hurler Wins from Yam
KEGS by 5 to Count-Chicaxo Beats
Detroit and Cleveland Is Winner.

Boston, June This was flag day
and the Red Sox. after hosting the
world championship pennant went
out ana made 1t four in q row from
tho Senators. taking Walter Johnson
into camp. l to 0. Slow work by RAY
Morgan, the Senator's second base
man. allowed McNaily TO score from
second on a force out. Morgan held
the ball. apparently hesitating whether
or not to throw It to first in an at
tempt to make a double play, while
McNaliy gamboled in, Babe Ruth held
the Senators at his mercy Todays
defeat tumbled them from nret place
In the standings
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-02
BROOKLYN SUPERBAS
GIVEN SEVERE JOLT
Boston Braves Capture Both Ends Of
Twin Bill From WiItert Rob-
inson's Team.
NEW YORK GIANTS DEFEATED
Eppa Rixey, Former University of vir-
ginta BOY. Pitches Alright Ball
Against Flying New York Aggrega-
ton.

Brooklyn. June 1.-The Braves
threw a terrific Jolt into the camp OF
the Dodgers today. winning double
header, 10 and to /. Pat Ragon
and Dick Rudolph kept the local bat
tiers bending their backs during the
eighteen innings. Larry Cheney's I'M
steadiness and Olson's fumbling were
combined 10 give Boston the GAM. In
the second contest the Dodgers got a
one-run lead in the first inning and
held II until the ninth, when Jack
Coombs weakened. and Magee's dou-
bic, Konetchy's sacrifice. Smiths triple
and an out gave the visitors the game
RCSfOu-EYrsa <yasxan
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-06-02

Ascending from NTH to second
place In one afternoon is not bad
days work. And It was our own vir-
ginians that did this. Billy Smith and
his boys made = most auspicious start
in the initial series with Fred Ten.
ney's erstwhile International League
leaders, and yesterdays victory should
-esrxs- A. an Incentive to- make than
capture the large end Of the series
with the New Jersey Aggregation
Richmond's victory over the gen.
tlemen OF the land of mosquitoes was
by no means . huke. The virgtnians
emerged with their colors hoisted ~
the result OF good pitching. hard hit
ments.
The result Of yesterdays game
should Be enough to convince the
lsachmond fans that the virginiAns
can win bail games when they get
good pitching. While McKenry was
hit 1t times. he kept his bingles well
scattered throughout the contest, and
in al save one inning he was invinct-
BILE in the pinches.
Unless sandy Roche. the second
sAcker whom Manager Smith pro-
cured from the st. Louis Browns, be.
HAYES himself and shows the local
leader something In the next rev DAYS
he will be sent back to the Missouri
city. He may he from Missouri. but
he Il the one who must do the show
ing. Some say Roche has been sick,
and 1t was due TO this reason that
Manager Smith benched him. Rut
others declare that he has not been
behaving Just right No player can
lay down on Billy Smith and get away
with II. He 10 one Of the easiest man
eSers IN the BUSINESS to Est Afons
With. but = player must display some
night to stick.
Richmond has only three moro
Games before rsturnin- home. All OF
these contests are with the Newark
Indians. the last Of which will BE-
played IN the NAW JGrsay city sunday
eftamoon. SHOULD the pltchern meas
uro ~ "a Dfily smiths expectations
the ylrgintaae Will at at 1tAst two
az TIN Famainin1 eontests.
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