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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-07

Miss Anna !. Stevens has filed suit for divorce at Fairbanks. The papers stated that she and the man who Is her husband were married last July and lived together for less than month Cruelty is given as the reason why a divorce should ge granted.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-07
Each Tooth
 Is a Priceless Pearl

Teeth are too precious to be trlfled with. Have dentist exam Inc your teeth at regular intervals and always use a good dentlfrlee. We carry all reliable makes of tooth pastes and tooth powders. Take care of your teeth in keep ins with their value, With a good tooth paste use THE PEAR L TOOTH BRUSH Es. They are considered the best tooth brush made and every one Is guaranteed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-07
HARDING GETS 50 DAYS.

Jack Harding. who was arrested re. gently by Officer Wheeler for disturb ing the peace in Indian town and for beating a native woman when intox- icated. was sentenced to 50 days at hard labor in the city jail
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-07

Two homes have been made happy since Sunday by the arrival of baby daughters, says the Fairbanks Daily Times of March 2O The first daugh- ter arrived at noon on Sunday at St. Joseph's hospital, at which in- stltution Mrs. Wallace Buswell. of Ester gave birth to lusty infant. The second daughter was born to Mrs. Charles Mitchell, at the Mitch ell residence on upper First avenue. the little one making her appear. ance yesterday afternoon The baby weighed eight pounds.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-07

deceased lady was widely known a Nome.-(Nugget.)

Information is desired as to the whereabouts of Carl L. Atkinson. who was last heard of at Fort Tonga. Alaska, in 1894 Anyone having in- formation will confer favor by communicating with Capt. Smith at Wrangell, Alaska
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-07
ALASKA NEWS NOTES AS
 CLIPPED FROM THE PAPERS

Residents of Renal will ask for 8 teachers for their school next year as there are 125 school children in the district, S6 of whom are now in at tendance with one teacher. The population of Renal is given as 325.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-07
PETIT IuRY EXCUSED.

The petit jury has been excused until Monday morning by Judge Jen. nings.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-07

George and Ralph Keys left Fair banke recently for Moose Creek in the Tolovana country. where they are Interested with their father in a lease on one of the Cascaden min ing interests. They expect to make the trip through on foot and to start a shaft immediately after their ar rival on Moose.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-07
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

THE eARlslAN SUIT SHOP will each evening until Easter in order that adeo may better opportunity 'On sDeo our latest chewing and ladies' furn'hOa' Tn. ad.s of esssnea invited visit our store and they are also invited to bring husbands
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-07

ALLMETAL wEATHERsTRlPs- olts 6 ellpatrloI, Contractor. 12-14u
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-07
SOCIAL UNION MEgT.

The woman's Social Union met with Mrs. George R. Marshall this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-07

Give us the "once Over" under classified adv. LARSEN & LOGAN.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-07

Give us the "Once Over under classified adv LARSEN & LOGAN.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-07
|. r. MCDONALD, D. NOLL.
Call For Democratic Territorial
 Convention

Convention
 A convention of the Democratic party of the Territory of Alaska is hereby called to meet in the city Of Juneau. May 24. 1916. at 10 o'clock a. m for the purpose of nominating a candidate for Delegate to Congress from Alaska. to elect delegates to the National Democratic Convention to be held at st. Louis, June IA, 1916, and to transact such other business as may properly come be- fore the convention.
 (Signed) J. A. BAXTER, Attest: Chairman.
 c. ]. TODD, Secretary
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-07

This call is made pursuant to the call of the Democratic Territorial Central Committee, which is attached hereto and made part hereof.
 Dated at Juneau, Alaska, April 1, l916
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-04-07
6d5SoenoY A Good Drug Store Where You Get What You Want.
 The Rexall Store.
BAKERY FOR WiLLoUeH5Y
 AVENUE SECTION NOW

A new bakery will be opened with in the next few days on Willoughoy avenue. W. Kingman and Gus Nor gan. two well known men will be the proprIelors.
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SECOND GAME.
To,a.s ...a5 Il an Totals. AZ LIE

Baltimore ............s o . . o. q -
1910 ...., .-........- o o -
summary Runs Russell Ritter crnn. I2l
N".lHly ~. N"p:. Lamar. Trucsdalc or
go ...h NHrfH,. Birmingham Two.
~ ht's-He Away. Eit"r. Thrac.base h!t
~ az .nhHfn Sacrifice hit-M,ll.r Sacrifice
io'!I.'r'. Nnrrhv. Eopf stolen bases
t[H'urfay. I""i"ely. Miller. Double plav.N
70 ITtI" 10 Russell. Crane 10 Kopf
-Ih'Ly' hy Thompson oR;t,or E.iI;,
~. "ts.on H"'"s On hsus- on Morr!sc,,n.
on, i 49,. ~ Thompson, {: Strucl.
b ba,. '' 3s 4 TORONTO. 10 Fist First
Tin, ~ -bslt!more. !! Toronto 2
'"'".o"o ana Free
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HON0RS GO BOTH WAYS

BALTIMORE. MD, June cs-Bal,i-
more and Toronto divided honors here
Today in their double header, the
Leafs winning III. first by 3 70 =, while
the locals got away with tho second
one rather easily, = to l. Manning
hurled good ball in the Initial en-
counter for the visitors. but weakened
IN the eighth and was replaced by
Shocker. who held the locals safe dur
ing tn" rest of the Journey The Orl-
oies Knocked Herbert from the mound
III tho first inning OF tho second game
and treated Thompson. who succeeded
with but little NOR. respect Nor
risctte pitched good ball for the Birds
GrahaTn'S fielding at first for Toronto
featured. he handling tweuty-three
chances without misCut. The scores:
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Wnr Takes Tennis Stars.

NEW YORK. June 26.--Already the
effect of the Mexican trouble is being
felt in the realm of sports. Karl Rehr.
middle singles tennis champion. with
Theodore Roosevelt Pell. doubles cham
pion. have enlisted. The committee In
charge of the Middle States tourney to-
day decided TO postpone the matches
Eehr !s trooper In Squadron i. New.
York State Cavalry According to The
committec's announcement Behr wiil
not he called upon 10 defend his title
until he Ia no longer needed for mill
tary bervice.
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Biny srn.,hs AGGREGATION Of bali
, wearyleEs Yesterday afternoon. and as
the result OF mtscues nv the locals and
! heavy hitting on IN, part OF tho Mon
treal Royals. lost both ends Of a double
, header. The first game resulted N g.
neat coa' OF kaisornine by the score
. OF 20 o. while the second game was
: pu, over ;he locals BY the score Of .
. to s.
Fullerton, who WAS easy doincs for
. the locals oil a recon, visit. was ef-
fective throughout the FIRST game, al
lowing only six scattered hits. only
one Eoirc ;or an extra base. while
the visitors gathered eight hits OF
Dusty Rhoades. one triple and two
doubles. In all netting i've runs. Git
Ing Of the nth inning. and pitched
"a good game. allowing only five scat
tered hits
Freak Home Run.
CaGage opposed Ross in the second
game, and hits were punched off him
only In the sixth and ninth innings.
nettirz three runs. while Ross was
found Tor q freak home run by Smith.
the first Montreal man TO face him.
Smiths line drive over McDermott's
head hit two feet fair and then rolled
on 20 the left field bleachers The
heet-footcd second hasemau was going
- Iii 80, =. NY, ~,
s " -
80 -
- "a. 80 lns
q crowd.
Erro:s BY the heretofore reliable
Clemens ana by Baker. coupled with
two bases on balls : double and a
single pc: ihe game OF ice icI the
Visitors i: tha Gtth
In tAe opeas! Wagner started the
second inning With 4 doupl. 20 Left.
Sia,iery laid down 4 pretty sacrifice.
ard wen. out, kellihc- 10 Priest, who
covered .rs; Wells was an easy out,
Baker 70 kcll!her Fullerton singled
Ito center and sent Wagner across
Smith connected for . triple 10 left
scoring Fullerton. Moran struck out
~. ,,,,,, u.n
Naisei was hI' c| p!tch"d o.!I IN
Toe thlrc 'T"Mr. ne Went 10 miro anu
T. smith landed III second when ka!i1-
her let Smiths sroNnder get past MINI
-1lamrau drew pass thing the SACKS.
IVA gAer singled into !cit scoring Nal
sci. sia"erv fheo out 70 Reynolds
Wells sent sacrifice ny TO center,
scoring p Smith The final run Of the
i!rst game came IN the fourth Smytn
douolec 70 center and WAS caught
stealing Moran tiled out TO Clemens
Maisel singled 10 lett went to second
on Wild pitch by Rhoades ana scored
when T. smith singled to right. Smith
was out trying steal:
opening the lNltltl inning OF tnt
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FIRST GAME.

Totals. 80 :; 81 "a To.aIs...35 9 27 IL
Stated FOR Bender in eighth.
TRan for Kiilifer In eighth
-Hai'vc FOR R"ubach In eighth
SC"-c by innings: r
rhi'ai phis .........o n & o q o-l
RoSton Northumberland O O-b
Summary: Runs-Luderus Maranville.
Fitzpatrick. Smith Gowdy. Egan HIS
on Rixey. In 80 inr:nGs; off Bender.
IN l,S Inning: on R"u!hach. In I innings.
Sacrifce hi's-Maranvill". Snodgrsss Stoler
ast.Sn"dErass. Two bare hi'-Luderus
Struck out--hY Riye", .; hv R"l'hach 2: by
Hughes D"uni" play-Naranv.le 70
tone;chy R"ses ou uails-or Raulbach, .:
or hughes, J. 81: Ei.e" i OFF Ocschger
q cn!;'!res. E1son ana - Day. Time. -.
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By Briggs

Baker Two base h:'s-iaIssns Pratt, covs-
!csk!e. Baker, ssottoa. Cobb sac...e. t4.s
-Feach. Baker. Double pIsy.-Eu,h %
Young TO Burns. Austin to pra., 20 s!,l.-
stolen hases-Cobh Ma ri-ch-CovelesE,.
h"ses on ha!ls-co"e!"sh!e. =. Hamilton ::
Davenport. Struck out-ty covelesE.. '.
hy hamilton. !. Empires. D.nee. and ~lri'
Time. LIS
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The ScOru
{ hicaRo,
Cleveland.
Totals. 80 3 - II Totals. >
'Batted for Benz in eighth


chicago .............o o n o q q q n
Cleveland ..........c o q @ q a n
summary: RnnE-Chapnan. Speaker Two
base hit-O Nell Threc-ba ht-Roth.
STRUCK out-by Benz. I; by Becbe 4 Bases
on bails-on Danforth. . Double play
Jackson 10 Fourier. Hits-oH Danfor;h
In l-3 inning: off Benz, in s2-3 innings
Balk-Danforth. U,npires. Eallin and Evans
Time.
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Detroit, 3; 81. Louis. /.
STANDING OF CLCBS.

! WHERE THY PLAY TODAY.
/ Washington mt New York.
! Philadelphia at Boston.
/ Chicago Cleveland.
Detroit ut st. Louis.
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Goes ELEVEN INNINGS
GAME FINALLY TAKEN
BY CINCINNATI REDS
boston Captures Two Poor Exhibitions
of Pastime in Double-Header
MT Philadclphi

CINCINNATI. O.. June 26.-It re-
quired eleven innings for Cincinnati
to win from st. Louis here to-day, the
score being 5 to 4. In the final half
of the eleventh Neale singled to left
Mollwitz sacrificed and Louden singled.
scoring Neale. The score:
InuiG Cincinnati
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" W tIIIVVI IT IIIINTTIF.
FIRST GAME.
To,aLs;.,;5 ?:7ii To,ais;.. 81 81 Ii 0

Score by Innings r
Baltimore .............0 q o D : DO
Toronto .............2 q q n q a
summary: nuns-Twomhly ~. Trues,ia!e.
Murray. Graham Two base hit-AIurrav
Three. base h,t--Twombly Home run-Twom.
by Sactino" hits Blackburn. Hogan. Stolen
play-R.,;er 10 Kopf 10 RmsScI Bssn "'p on
"a !is--or TRIBE. |: on Newton. .: on Mann
lrc. struck ou'--hy Newton. by Mann
ne. :; by Shockrr. :. Passed bali--Aic Avov
N'ld ritch--riIpl". Left on oascs- Raltt-
moro, g. Toronto. Time. I:io J'inpircs
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SENATORS TAKE HARD GAME

NEW YORK. June 26.-Washineton
defeated New York in & hard-fought
eleven inning game. TO 8. The visi-
tors scored their winning run on A
base on balls to Williams and Nc
Brides double. New York played a
game, Uphill fight and gradually cut
nth sent In Johnson 10 save the game
in the eighth inning. The score:
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BOSTON TAKES BOTH

PHILADELPHIA June 26.-Two
poorly played games here to-day re-
suited In Victories for Boston. 3 70
and 10 >. the second contest being de-
cidcd In ten innings. when the visitors
punched Two hits off McQutllan with
battery and fielding errors. In the first
game Boston won by batting rallies in
the last TWO innings. The scores:
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How They Stand To-Day
international League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

Montreal, s; RICHMOND. q first yamel
Montreal. O.; RICHMOND. 3 taeccnd
game).
Toronto. 3; Baltimore, (nrst gamc>.
Baltimore. &; Toronto, (second gumc).
Buffalo. , Newark, q.
Providence, @; Rochester, S.
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Cincinnati.


.Bat:.i to- Smith In sixth.
4L'nc out when winning run scored
Score by innings: r
s. Louis ..........0 Q 81
Cincinnati ........o g OIL Is
Summary: Rurs-RsSchcr i2). Hornsby. Nil
l"!. Groh 90. Hcrzog. N.ale. Iou,icn. Two
base h!,s-Snyder, Loudcn Groh. Three
base h!t-W:nCo Sacrifice hitFiSh.r.
Stolen hases-chase. Fisher BoHchar. Horns
by. Miller Struck out--by Schultz. o. by
Jasper. ;. Bases balls-of Schultz 5:
off Jasper. ]. Cmpires. KLEIN and Enslie.
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Southern !Assocfnrion.

Al Little Rock--Lit,le Rock. s. At
lanta. 8.
"A, Notwithstanding, O.: Mobile,
!.
a, Chattanooga-Chatta ::
New Orleans. @.
No others scheduled.
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Score by innings n
Philadelphia ......6 q q a n ~
Boston ............o I o n 2 n 4 a
summary: Runs-N!chof. Stock (2). era.
VAN. i.uderus. Evcrs ~. Collins. Kone,chy
smith 90. Compton. Gowdv Fitzpatrick
Hi's--of Mayer in 7i-3 innings: off
Ragan In innings; of Hughes : In
: innings Two-base hits-Cooper. Konetchy.
Three-base h!t-Sm!th. Stolen bases--I,an.
croft stock. Compton. Nehf. Struck out
by Mayer. 5: by Raglan, 6: by Hughes, 2;
by Barnes. ]. Double playH-Nichon to
Bancroft to Ludcrus Bases or baIls-ofr
Mayer. i: on Ragan. 3. Hit by pitcher
by Mc0uillan tFi,zpatrtck). Umpircs.
O.Dny and EastOn. Time. 2:2s.
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WHERE THEY PI

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
New York at BroOkiyn
Boston at Philadelphia.
Pitt Sburat at Chicago
~. Louis at Cincinnati.
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RirhHond ........ .OO00G2 Ia
Summary; Tsv0-hnsc hits-1VnE-
h"r. Mnisci. Smyth. Hcndryx. Home
:un-Smyth. Sacrifice hits--McDcr-
mort. Baker. SInftery. H[cllihcr.
Double Plays-McDermott to Kelli-
her TO NrDcrmott; Cndorc to How
icy Z" Sinttcry. Bases ON bnlls--hy
Galore. .; by Ross, 2. Batters hit
by Fndorr Hnker. Kelllher). Struck
ouf-hy Cnd"re. ., ny Ross, I. Wild
ntt"h--Cndorc. Left on bases-NIon-
trr7i. q; Richmond. 10. Time Of
ecm~--on" hour and Nfty minutes.
tmp!res--fTnrt and MCGOWAN
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Totals. 30 p Il = To'als...s0 : . Is Q
'Batted for Pieh in eirhth
rHsn for Tern~Y IN eighth
score by ;nHings. n
Ee"ark .....:...........o q q = = 4 %
Eptaio .................O q 4 ID
Summary Funs-0'Nein t2l. Sacrifice hi,s
--HuI"m- Gill. onslow stolen Dast,-Zi!I.
norman. kopp, GU. Chunn.l! bases on
. oai!s--ca P!ch. or Brdcr. 2 STRUCK cut
F. ny Pieh 2; by Bader J. HIT bv pitcher
, by Pieh. tG!ll. O'NcilD. Hi,s-oN p,eh s
: IN inn!nrs: on Sohaoht. : IL ! inning
ps-Dpuhls p!ays-HeaIy 70 Cable 10 Durg!n,
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GRAYS IN FORM AGAIN

PROVIDENCE. Is !! juno .6-The
Eust!ers. ::om Rochester. opened the
Providence Crays ny "a f-to-5 score,
after having the battle sewed up on
TWO different occasions. Lcvorenz, the
points :oT n" visitors. bur his support
Wohhl.G AZ critical times and he vas
forced % bow 70 ne Grays The score:
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SuruJnuryi Two-bnSc hItS--WaE-
ncr. Smyth. Priest. Thrce-hRsc hit
-Smyth. Sacrifice hit-Slnttcry.
Sacrifice ny-Wells. stolen baScs-
Fullerton, Smyth. Double plays
Dnnrnu 70 Slattcry, Fullerton to
Wagner to SlntIcry. IIits-ofT
thoadcs. 6, and runs, IN four In
uinEs. Bases on bRliS-hE Fuller
ton. =: ny Rhondes. l; by Cuttings. 2.
nnttrr hir-by Rhondcs tNiaiscl).
struck out-hy RhoadrS. I; hy GIFT
ting~. 2. WILD pitch-RhondcS. Left
on hnscS--niontreal. II, Richmond.
.. Time OF game-One hour and fif-
ty-hrt minutes. Umpircs-Hnrt and
TcGOwan.
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BEEBE MAKES DEBUT
EX-NATiONAL FLINGER
SHUTS OUT WHITE SOX
Only Two Men In Entire Chicago OUTFIT
Make Journey to Second Base.
Senator's WIN Game

CLEVELAND. O.. Juno 2f--Fred
Beebe. former National League pitcher
who declined 10 play with Buffalo this
year. made his Cleveland debut to-day
and shut out Chicago with three hits.
allowing only two men TO reach sec
ond. The score:
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i'liilutlclpl,i;,.

BOSTON. June s.-Ph.ladelphia de-
ieated Boston, 10 5. to-day when
none OF .ive Red Sox pitchers proved
effective. The score:
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ONE MORE FOR DETROIT

ST. LOUIS. Juno 25.-Coveleskie out
pitched his former tcammatc. Hamilton
and Detroit won from st. Louis here
to-day, to !. The winning run came
in the seventh. when Baker doubled and
scored on Cove!cskie's third hit of the
day. The score:
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Totals....3s II q 10 o Totals. 80 6 - II .
'Battcd 70. WyckofT In fourth
ti3atted for Foster in fourth.
.Patted for Gregg In seventh
tEatted for Janvrin in seventh
Slated for Jones in eighth
lFatted for McSally In ninth
Score by innings: n
Philadelphia .........2 q Q 5 . is
Boston ...... ...........b Q , . OF
Summary: Runs-Carr!Ean. Rowe. Hoblitzel
walker. Scot: ~, WIFI. St!uuk (2r, NcInn;g,
walsh. tanning. Sacchan. Two base hits
Rowe: W.T.. Stolen bas"s-La;oie. Walsh.
Sacrifice hits-I.anninE. Walsh. Double plaY
Witt TO Lajoie TO McInn.s. Bases IN balls
of Wyckon 6: of Sheehan. .: or Foster
J: on Jones. /. on PcnrocE. 1: on Shore. !
Hit by p!tchcr-hv ShcHhan. Walker. Struck
out-by WyckoF J. by Shcchan /: by
Gregg. 8. Wild nitch-WyckoT. Passed bal
Thomas tmpires. O'Loughl!n and Hide
brand Time. 2:l5
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STANDING or cLras

WHERE THEY PLAY To-Dar
Ahhcyille ut Raleigh.
Greensboro ut Winston Salem
Charlotte at Durham
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Montreal ut RICHMOND.
Toronto at Baltimore.
Rochester ut Providence.
Buffalo ut Newark.
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American League

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Cleveland, 9; Chicago. O.
Philadelphia, y; Boston. 3.
Washington, 8: New York, eleven in
njng>).
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MAKE TT EVEN BREAK

BROOKLYN. " y. June 2s-Brook-
J yn got an even break with New York
In douhle-header to-day. losing the
first game, II to s. and winning the
second In twelve inning pitchers
hn'tle by TO /
With the score 70 against them
and two oUt IN the nth inning OF the
frst game, the locals batted Perr!tt
Schauer and MatheWson for eight hits,
-
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National League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Cincinnati. >; ST. Louis, 4.
New York. II; brooklyn, 8 (frst Enme).
Bro"kl!n. =; New York, (second game
twelve Innings.
Boston. .; Philadelphia. | (first ga.Scj.
Hnston. .. Philadelphia, 5 (sprOnd gume).
thi,aGo- Iittsbnrgh pOstp0ned; rninl.
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North Carolina League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
winston Salem, @: Greensboro. q
.Ashfvilie, 3; Raleigh, 3
Charlotte, .; Durham, |.
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Score by innings r
Washington .............. 3 8 O l-9
New York ............... OIL l q 2olo n-s
Summary; Runs-Moeller Shnnks (c)
Judge ~. Williams. Henry. Ainsmith Nc.
Bride Gallia. High t2D, Baker. Gedeon
~ Nunamaker. Baurnann Bases on halls
off Fi.her. =: off Ma,kIe. .: off shawkov
? off Gallta =: off Harper. :! off Johnson
struck ort--ny Fisher. ?: h. Love. I by
Markia. l. oy Shawkcy ;. nv Harper /;
py Johnson. 5 Home run-Baker Two.
base hts-Iudge, Mcbride, Eunamaker
Baumann. Sacrifice hi,s-H!gh. Jameson
Mcbride. stolen hases--Sharks, Judge.
Williams, Rak+r. Hits-off Gall.a. in
I'd innings off Harper, 4 IN 8 rs In.
rings: off Fisher. IN inn!ngs: off Love,
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
American Associnrton
~ M!nneaDolis-Sf!nn S St
Paul. 6.
No others scheduled
South Atlantic L-nru,.
American As.ocintton.

Al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S: Columbia |.
Al misunderstanding Macon: rain.
Al Char!eston-Char!eston. .: JACK
Al Montgomery = Montgomery AL
bany; fain.
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Virginia League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Newport $rws. 3, HONEYWELL. o.
Portsmouth. 8. Rock Mount. /.
Norfolk. !: Petersburg, @.
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STANDING OF CLuBs,

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Rocky Mount at Portsmouth
HOpewcll at Newport News
Norfolk at PETERSBURG
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Iimn"rn2n 20 Durr!n 10 Zimmerman: Ra
DER 10 CarlstorIa 10 Hunmol. Cmp!res
.l.er.,!n and NcansCald .rin... 81
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SOX USE FIVE PITCHERS

! IN Inning. of Markie. , In { .nniags
Empires. Owens and Connolly. Time 5:,s
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! liz S'oI '
ST. Louis.
Detroit.

Totals. "a Q 81 IL I Totals....a2 I'm /
.Bnttcd for Miller in eighth
7Patted for Davenport in ninth
Score by innings: r
g.. Louis ..............o o o Of
Detroit .................0 @ l @ "a
summary: Runs Pratt, Cobb Young
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Totals....45 II 23 s Totais42 81 IL s
Rated for Gedeon in ninth.
fi5atted FOR Love In fourth
:Rattsd for Marble in eighth.
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SECOND GAME.

Totals ...37 ! 30 IL s Totals AZ II 30 &
'Ba'tcd for Hughes In tenth
'i'atcd FOR FEgin IN seventh
!Satted !or Echs in eighth