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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-19
pLATTSBURG GRADS DRILL
Two Platoons Put Through Severe
Workout by Army Sergeanis

Two platoons, made up Of men who
had been through the training service
n Plattsburg. modified yesterday az
Governors Island and drilled on the
new parade ground from p. m. until
sunset.
Three sergeants Of the regular army
were in charge Of the drill. and they
allowed little time for rest. Sergeant
John Brandreth. Of the Military Train.
ing Camps Association, who handled =
few awkward squads. said he would be
on the parade ground every Saturday
to drill men who had had no military
training and who were anxious to be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-19

ecy Street on June 7 Mrs. D9m ,htl
a acroc 9pt 70 refund in full. And TN,
~s done on July I in the presence co. o,
:, ~, Is ON on' these v photograph transactions
Oh IN ~' justice to Chat and the ,h Bro fs,
.yn h@ we're ~ presented 10 them BY Nj
stone they gave him their written as
s ',p that Ackron could no Longer
use their columns for advertising pu'
noses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-19
GAMBLING OUTFIT SEIZED
Roulette Sets. Faro Layouts. Liquor
Etc, Taken in Fiftieih Street Rnid

Detectives McNulty, Morris, ana
Bradv. of Inspector Morris's stan ses.
ferday afternoon broke into ty nv, -
hrownstonc house in West + ll'ie,n
street. between Fifth and Sixth ave
nues. and seized quantity OF gamDilns
paraphernalia, including roulette ssss'
faro layouts. dice, card tables ana en- ys.
Abundant wines and beer also "eie
found. -. 90 Tho
Everything seized was taken 70 M III
Fast Fifty-frst street statIoh' u" =
only person on the premises =. VIC John
tn % IO9 West 13Oth street. lie
was locked up, charged with beng a
gambler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-19
ROCKS DECAY FROM HEAT

The rocks in desert are said TO
waste away even more rapidly than
those exposed to continuous water ero-
sion. an example being Southwestern
deserts. where the change of temperaa
ture from l25 degrees at noon TO ~
or so AT night causes stone to crumDIe
rapidly under the extremes Of expanl-
sion and contraction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-19
LOUIS XIII GAVE NAME TO COIN

The French coin known as the louis
dor was first struck in 1641 under
Louis XIII. While it has not been
coined since 1895, since the execution
of Louis XVI, the name is often given
to the 2O-franc piece or gold Napoleon.
While the value of the louis fuctuated,
it may be roughly estimated as about
So of United States money.-lndianap-
oils News.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-19
Profitable Trading On
VictOr's Good Name
Continued from page |

in advertisement IN the Chat weekly pap
Flatbush section of Brooklyn reading As lo
mahogany cabinet
records; house, etc
m Maid the on Two days later the machine %
down On the inside cabinet pasted some pieces On
newspaper also a motor of stock parts Inc
Victor Company led Mr. Stone 10 ~
cate The indictment charges that the machine was not ~
that the representations regarding false in other respects
methods of such dealers lie
ad Mr. Stone pker; wasn't to come crying
that he couldn't the gaf like good sport MI AcHroh ~
attention several of his friends to the peht oil MI
~ was proof against legal attack He said that he
was an expert ads ~ that he drew them TO o u'
TO keep away that his experience had been long ana
,d that he had also automobiles this way Then possibly
vav by his enthusiasm he exhibited his book OF sales III
were recorded such "Sod Italian barber ana %
two old maids He also declared the preceding month ana nan
h cold 6fbree monographs had fortythree more on h
word Nctroa Ill the "
replied with What would call it~a e" S-n"fp'
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SUBSTITUTION

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from tt7 Tell US tho names OF those news
dealers who arc sold out OF Tribunes ~
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Of gratitude available as the follo"hs
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The Tribune before 10 A. Nj
name Daily or sunday Tribune ] mo.
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and so on up TO
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back home"-can be made happy II you
will lend a hand Help US 10 give you tns
paper that you want when you want u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-19

prepared for the camp at Pls.tsl,,
next summer.
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"VICTROIA, large mahogany cabinet
size used months sou with
records; private house. etc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-30

STANDING or CLUE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-30
DIVIDE DOUBLE-HEADER

DETROIT, MICH, May 2a.-St Louis
and Detroit divided n double head der
here to-day, tho visitors taking the
first game, TO .. while the Tigers
pounded out n 17-to-6 victory in tho
second contest. ST. Louis won the
opening game by pounding Cunning
ham for thirteen hits In the seven in
n!ngs he was In the box
In tho second contest, the Tigers
hit three st. Louis pitchers for nine
teen hits, driving Plank and Crandall
from the box in the third inning. The
second game was called at the end of
the eighth inning to allow ST. Louis to
catch n train. The scores:
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climbers DROP GAME
T0.DAVE SHEAN'S CRAYS
Locals Put Up Pretty Fight for
Honors, but Are Noscd Ont
in Ninth Inning.
FINAL COUNT STANDS 4 TO 3
Richmond Fails to Score After Send
ing Man Around Bags in Fifth In
ning-FanS Will Re Served With
Double-Header To-Day.
FINAL COUNT STANDS TO 2
Show Double Bill
on Big Scoreboard

The Richmond Climbers and tho
Providence GrayS will stnEc
b double-hender to-day In Providence.
The first game will be called at II
"A. NJ and the second nj 3 i. VI.
Both games will bc shown on tho
. bis, electric scoreboard of The Times
The attendance mt the
Scmes hns been increasing gradual
- from Jay to- dry. md II liz prob
sAsfbIe that the games to-dn! will nc
Wv tn es cd by rccord-brcnISinG
crowds.
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NEWARK DROPS ANOTHER

NEWARK. y. j. May 29-Raltimore
again won from Newark, to 3. to-day.
The Orioles scwcd up the game in the
SINH f.nZnann, up 70 that time had
allowed but TWO hits Bates singled
and kopfs attempted sacrifice went for
a hit. Twombly hunted and Enzmann
threw wide TO third. Hliing the bases
HussciIs single scored Bates and Eopf
I.amars hit TO left center brought
Twombly ana Russell across The In
dams rallied in their half and scored n
brace OF runs. after which Aiorriscttc
was chased. Thormah!cn, who relieved
him, stoDped Newark up short. Score:
Baltimore. Newark
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-30

The tcams are about evenly matched,
and good game IS looked for. The
Slides will arrive this morning from
Hot Springs. where they have been
playing series Of games. This ar
ternoon. at 1870, the Slides Will nlav
the Church lIill Brownies Mt Broad
street Park. Seats will be reserved
Tor white pntronu at both contests,
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WINNING STREAK ENDS

BUFFALO. y. Y. May 2o..-The Roy
ais put an end TO the Bisons winning
streak to-day. taking the opening game
OF tho series by 1o-to-6 score. Coop
er's loss OF control In the second in
ming cost The Bisons the game. Coop
or ISSUED five bases on balls and the
visitors greeted Fui!enwidcr. who sue
coded him. with n vollcy OF base
hits which Noted eight OF their ten
runS. Score:
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Totals. 81 sos Totals II Q

.one out when winning run scored
Score by innings; r.
Rocky Mount..........o o 0-6
Norfolk ................o ! ? o 2 10
summary: Runs Doye. Edwards. RcrEcr
90. Ryan. Matthews ta). Bruce Newton,
SickinE. Cochran. Two base hits-BcrEcr
Graft Sacrifice h!ts-Popc. Edwards. whit
ted. stolen bases-S!cking. Matthews New
ton to). Bases on balls--on Pope, .; or
Cochran ]. Left on hascs-Rocliy Mount 4
Norfolle, 8. Hit h. pItcher-by Cochran .
lRerEar. Dnyle). Struck ou,--l,y Popc & nv
Cochran s. Passed ball--Wcichcr Time .
hours. Umpire, Kennedy
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Cary I. Winner over Mnai.on.

John b Cary School defeated Madi-
son yesterday by the score of % 70 &.
The Madison boys were no match for.
the Cary team, which batted the bali
70 all corners OF the lot and scored at
VIII. Glenn. who twir!cd for the win
ncrs, had the Madison boys complete
ly at his mercy throughout the game.
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TotaIs..A S 271o Totals....ce p Is
'Batted for Rudolph in ninth

SCOTF INNINGS. Il.
New York ............l o q n Ga
Boston ..................O 0 o 90
Summary: Runs-Burns t2). Robertson.
Bases on balls-or Rudolph. . Struck out
by Mathcwson, .: by Rudolph. s Two
base hit-Doylc. Double plays-Mcrklc 70
Fletcher TO Mcrkle: without to Konetchy;
Doyle 70 Fletcher 20 Mrrkic: Mnthcwson to
Merisic: Egan to Evcrs konetchy. Wild
ritch-lludo!ph. Umpircs. o'Day and Eason.
Time, :oj
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CONTEST IS DESPERATE
WHEN END COMES IN NINTH
GAME STILL is UNDECIDED
Senator's and Athletics Pull on 5-to-!
T1c-BoHtons brace Up
md MIN One.
WASITINC.TON M,y m

WASHINGTON. May oo-wa shington
and Philadelphia played Il desperately
fought 5-to-5 tie to-day, tho game
being called in the ninth TO allow
the home team to catch train for
Boston. Each club used three pitchers
Johnson and Meyers engaging in Il
duel Mt tho finish. The score:
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PItche. No-IIit G,n,c

RALEIGH. N. c., May 29.-Pitcher
Howard southpaw OF the Greensboro
club, to-day pitched a no-hit no-run
game against tho Raleigh club of the
Carolina League. Greensboro won, :,
to o. Only four extra batters faced
him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-30
PUFFS ARE SLAUGHTERED
PORTSMOUTH PILES UP
AWFUL SCORE OF II TO O
horcvcli Aggregation Gets Only Two
Hits. aud They Are of Scratchy
Variety.
Lspccial Ia The Times Dispatch. ]

t''''N'"' ~ 4 He icS-i'iSIdICn.
PORTSMOUTH, VA, May 29.--Driv-
ing across thirteen runs in the seventh
inning. Portsmouth defeated Hopewell
here to-day by the score of II to o.
Pearson, for the locals. came close to
equalinG Atoms record OF Saturday.
for he held the Puffs down to two hits
OF an extremely scratchy variety.
Tomorrow something new in base
ball Will be tried here. two teams
playing in Portsmouth on the same
day. Rocky Mount. now in Norfolk,
Will come across the river for the
morning game, Hopewell playing in
Norfolk. In the afternoon each Of tho
visiting teams Will resume It's regular
schedule. The score:
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Baltimore ..............o 0 . &c
Newark .................i @ 0 n-3
summary: Rurs-Batss. kopt. Twombly
Nusscl! 90. Lamar. Cable, Milan. Mitchell!
Iw"- base ht--McAvoy, Bases baIis--off
Enzlnann. !; of Morriscttc. ,. Struck out
ny Er%nrnn. 3; by Morrisottc. 2: hy Thor
nhh!en, Z Hi's-.of Morrisctte IN 5I-2 in
Ihfs' OF Ihnrmah."u in -. innings
double plays k"rf to Crane to Russell. Rit-
i~r to McAvoy TO Russell: Crane 10 Russell
Left on hascs-Sewark, 2: Baltimore, &. UNI
pires. Kart and keenan,. TiIne, hours
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ton '2l, Johnson. Two has" surr-
,obb. tinchcr. johnson, Miller Three base
hits-Cobh Burns Struck ou,-by pubuc
y BY Plank. |; by Finchcr. .. Bases on balls
on Dnhuc; :; OFF Fincher. !: Of Plank. l !:
on Crandail, ]. Double play-Vttt to Young
to to- Burns Wild pitches-Finchcr Dubuc
i:It by pitch"r-by Cranda,i. tS.anaee)
lInpircs. Chill and Hildcbrand TI,ne I..h
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WALTERS HERO OF GAME
Especial to The Times-Dispatch. 7

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. May %
which Newport News won from Peters
burg here to-day. to L. The big
third haseman hit homer in the NTH
for the locals first run, and tripled
in the seventh with two men on bases
He scored on Lakes single. The score:
al
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nme not schetluled.)
STANDING OF CLUB
WHERE THEY PLAY To-DA

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
philadelphia mt New York (morning and
afternoOn). ~
Washington mt Boston (mornlng and after
Chicago at Detroit (morning md inter.
noon). ~
Cleveland Mt ST. louis (morning and after
nOOn). -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-30
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
SOmth Atlantic Lcarue

A Alhany-Albany, o: Augusta. 4.
AT Observation-Disclosures. 2: Mont
gomery. Uen innings).
AZ Macon-Macon. 4 Jacksonville. 6.
AZ Observation-Disclosures. 8 Charles
ton, o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-30
REDS WIN FROM PIRATES

PITTSBURGH PA. May 2o-Cin.
cinnati won from Pittsburgh. TO l.
here to-day. In the ninth inning tho
visitors hammered Jacobs for four hits.
which. with wild throw by Baird,
resulted in four runs. The score
Cincinnati. Pittsburyh
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BOSTON FINALLY WINS

NEW YORK, Nav aa.-Aft.r Ios,rr
six straight TO New York, the Rostons
defeated the Yankees in tho closing
game OF their series today, 20 q.
Carl Mays. starting his first game OF
the season. held New York 10 three
hits. The score:
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Philadelphia ..........l O lE2
Brooklyn ..............2 O l o-J
summary: Runs-Niehor Whitfield H
Myers CD. Wheat. Two-bare hite-Whear
ia>hert Three ha s" Hutchinson. Sacrifice
hiis-Whittcd. Daubcrt. Struck out-by
cheney: g. by R!xey, :. Double p!ay-Ktli-
Yer 10 Bancrott. Bases haIs-ofr Cheney
:. OF RiHcy. ]. HIT by p!tchcr-by Cheney
'CravtthI Passed BALI, Meyers UNI
ptrcS. Klein md E.rnsl,n -
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Totals 30 "a 10 Totals. 20 e27 3

Petersburg .............0 0 q q IL
Newport Ncws..........o = } 0 -
summary Runs--Iicnry, Smith. Crtst. Wal
tiers 90. Sacrifice hit-II"nry. Sacrifice fr-
lrmschcr Homc run-Waltcrs Three -bas q
hit Walters. Bases ON balls-off Gardin!cr
3: off Graham. ]. Struck out--by Gardiner
s. by Graham. l. Left on bases--Newport
Snws. 2; Petersburg, 8. w Id pttch--C;-aham
Double play--Payne to Pahlman Time. la.
Umpire, Hughes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-30

At Little Rock-Little Rock, o; At
lauta, 4.
AT acknowledgements. 6; BlrminE-
ham, 4.
At MISUNDERSTANDING .;
New Orleans, l.
AT Nashville-Nashvillc- Mobile. rain.
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POFtStnOpfh.

Portsmouth ...........o D liS III
Summary: Euns-Mooro t2). Fox t2). Cueto
90. Candy 90, Parker. At. Martin (2D, King
reynolds (2l Pearson 81. Two base hits
Moore st. Martin, Fox. Candy. King Three
bast hnt--St Martin. Home run-Pearson
Sacrifice hit--FoS. Sacrifice ny-Gandy
stolen hases--Cucto. Fox. Moore. Bases on
balis.cn Rcnnett. !: off Pearson, !. Hit
by pitChrr-by Bennett. | tSt Martini
Struck out-by Bennett. /: by Pearson q
Passed hal--Rowe Wild pitch--Bcnnctt
Lott on hasas-Ifopcwcll 3; Portsmouth
Vtr1o. J 80. Cmnirc. Rosnnn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-30
VICTORY FOR NORFOLK
Special ia The Timcs-DIspatcb

ISEIstIN11.J
NORFOLK. VA. MAY oo.-1yith the
fans shouting Justify for victory, Mat
thcws. recruit from the south At
lantic. bounced n hot Groundcr over
Parnia!ce'S head In the ninth inning
of this afternoons game with Rocky
Mount. and Cochran came home with
the winning tally. The score was, Nor
folk. s: Rocky Mount b. The score:
RpCIty Mount N,rfoJl,
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Gray. to PLAY in HopevelI.

pr. Prices Richmond C;rays' base
bai team viii journey to Hopeweil
This afternoon TO play Denny WrIghts
Hopewell Colleg!ans. The game will
begin at $3.50 o'clock, and promises to
he holly contested
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ERRORS PLAY BIG ROLE

PHILADELPHIA. May 2s.-Errors
played a big part in the game which
Brooklyn won here to-day. 3 20 .. The
only earned run was made by Myers in
the eighth. The score:
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'Battcd for Ainsmith IN ninth.
tEan for Johnson in ninth.
Score By innings: r.
Washington ...........o %
Philadelphia ...........o 0 6-5
tGame called end ninth to catch ,ran)
Summary; Runs-Foster Milan. Judge"
Moeller. Barber. Witt Pick 90. Strunk az
Bases on ha!ls-oh Ayers l: of Rice, .; OF
Sheehan. 5; of Majors. .: off Movers, :. Hit
off Ayers. IN Is inning: off Rice. In
is innings: off Sh-ehan. in innings; on
Majors. in innings. Struck out-by John
son, s; by Sheehan /: by Nabors. ?. Three
has" hit--SChang. Two-h hts-Sha nks.
Oldring. Sacrifice hits-.Tamieson. Mcbride
Stolen hase-Foster. Double plays-Foster
10 Morgan 10 Judge: McInnis 20 witt; La
joie to Mclnnis; Walsh TO Schang. HI, by
pitcher-by johnson. !. Umpircs. Na!ln and
Evans Time.
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sBATSMEN ARE BEWIlDERED

i ROCHESTER,. y. y. MAY 2a-shnck-
5erston the mound for Toronto, won his
sK26pe to-day by bcwildering tn, local
TBEfsmen. The score was To o. Ruch-
skster is now In last place Beatty and
have been trying 20 hold
Rdown third. but Manager Leach. IN
&eatiRhed with their work. may p!av
6Hat position himself Tomorrow score.
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GIANTS STILL WINNING
BOSTON FAILS TO STOP
THEIR WONDERFUL STREAK
cold Mister" Muthcwson Has Every
thing Needed to Administer
Dose of Whitcwnsh.

BOSTON. May 29-The New York
way to-day. putting out Boston, to o.
MathewSon did not waste his strength,
seldom using fast hall, and Boston
the diamond. Five double plays short
cned the game. The score:
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WHERE THEY FLAY TODAY.
MORNING GAMES.
IIOpeweit at Norfolk
Petersburg mt Newport News
Rocky Mount at Portsmouth
AFTERNOON GAMES.
Rocky Mount mt Norfolk.
Petersburg Mt Newport News.
Hopcwcll at porfsmontI,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-30

tBatted fo- Fullenwidcr in eighth
Score by innings: r.
Buffalo ...............O . G o . 6
Montreal ..............0 q ? o o Go
Summary Runs-Gil. Kopp, Channel Nc.
Donald. Burriil, Slattcry 81. Wells. Fullen-
wider, Moran. Ma.scl. Almcdia, r Smith
tel, Wagner Hits-oH Cooper l in % In
nnGs: on FulcnwIder. y In "a innlncs; OFF
Anderson. 0 In inning. Bases on balls-off
COOPER, :: of FullcnwidcT. 3: of Cioodhrct,
2. Struck out-by Goodbrcd. 6; ny Coorcr ];
ny Anderson. /. Three haac hit--P smith
TWO, eas" hita-WaEner. O'Nc;i!. Carls;rom.
Slatttry, Ma'scl Left on bascs-Bufra,o. ii:
Montreal. 9. Wild pitch-Goodhrcd I'm.
pirrs. Hardiboo md Freeman. Time POS
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American League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Washington, 8: PHILADELPHIA, : {nipe In
nlngs: TO catch train).
Boston, 3: New York o.
ST. Louis. 8; Detroit. 9 FIRST camel.
Detroit, Il; st. Louis, teiyht innings;
to catch trnin>.
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Ritter. Left on bases-Toronto. s: Rochester.
:. Buses on balis--off Ritter. 4: on Shockcr
:. Struck out-by Ritter. 5. BY Shoctcr s.
,mpires. Carpenter and Chestnut. Time.
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N ational League
RESULTS Y

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Cincinnati. 6; Pittsburgh, I.
Hr"okiyn, 3; Philadelphia. ..
New York. &; Boston, o.
Chicago 81 Louis (postponed: rain)
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p,
Cincinnati ..............l o 90
Pittsburgh ............o o q o o n-l
Summary: Runs-Groh az, Chase, HerzoE
Louden, Mitchell Schultz Stolen base-Hcr-
ZoH. First base on balls-or Mitchell, I; off
Jacobs. Struck out-by Mitchell. s. ny
Jacobs. 2 Cmpircs. Harrison and Rigier.
Time.
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STANDING OF CLCBs
WHERE THEY PLAY TON

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
afternoon). ~
Boston nj Brooklyn (Inorning and after
noon). 5000 '
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh (mornnE and
afternoon). 1
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h1tk-bnnk-
eton. Ethel, RchE, Iicndryx. stolen
brse--Clc menS. Tuo-bnse hits
Reynolds. Eibci. Threr-b base hit
Tutwtlcr. RRsc on bnlls-oT Tlncup.
I. Struck out-by Mckenry. I; by
Tfncup, 2. Halter hit-Eihei. Double
Plnys-Arrngon to Ethel; Tincup TO
Brninard. l'mpires-BrnnSfiefd md
Cleary. Time--one hour and twenty
minutes.
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.TotalS....si To: q o To,ais....:s ? 27l2

Score by innings: r
S Soa,0n nj, ,,,''.''....'...l %
summary: Runa-MoNally. Thomas i7l
Home rln-IhonIas. Two base hits-Tho:nas
ca dwell. bases on hllls-oH Mays 3: on
CALDWELL, 8. Struck out-by Caldwell 3
Sacr.hce hi'-walkcr. Double play-McNoMy
% Hohl!tzel Wild pitch-Caldwcll I,r-
p!rcs. oI.oughlin and Owens Time AZ
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Colorcd Teams VIII plnv.

The Brooklyn Slides and Spartans,
colorcd baseball teams, will meet this
morning at 1880 in Broad-Streot Park.
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SECOND GAME.

Totnls....H n e Is Totals. 80 10 "a 10 I
Score by innings: r.
Dot roit Observation-Disclosures oil
st. Iouis..........,.......l ; o. i
Game called end eighth. darkncss.l
summary: Runs-Bush t2). Vi;t. Cobb a.
Neach, t2), tIcllman. Pratt. Scvtrcid. Harper,
Burns t3> Young. Stanagc. Dubuc ca, Shot
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STANDING OLE CLEns
WHERE TEEv nav m r

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
RICHMOND at Providence (norninE and
afternoon).
baltimore at Newark (mornin. and after
noon.
Toronto ut Rochester (morninS and aftcr.
noon).
Montreal ut Buffalo <mornins and after
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FIRST GAME.

Totnls ...35 4 81 1s . Totals. sc "A ct l
'Battcd for Cunningham in seventh.
tBatted for Roland In ninth.
Tran for Dubuc in ninth.
Score by innings: Z.
Detroit .........0 0 q IL
81. Louis. ...............o o-S
Summary: Rnns-Young. Stnnage. Shotton.
Johnson Pratt. Austin (2). Sevoreid (3).
Two-base hits--weiiman. Severcid. Young.
Three-base hit-Austn. Struck out-by Gun
ninEham. I: by Roland 1: by Wclmaa, 2.
Bases halls--of Cunningham, 2; off Well
mar. 3. Double plays--Vitt to Burns; Sew
creid to Johnson. Hit by pitcher-by Cum
ninEham, l tsevcreid): by Boland. l (Sev-
cred). Umpires. iIildebrand and Chill.
Thine. 80
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North Carolina League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Durham. 3: Winston Salem, l.
Ashoville. II: Charlotte, q.
Greensboro. {; Raleigh, o.
STANDING OF CLUBS

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Charlotte at Asheyillc.
Durham Mt Whist on Salem.
Greensboro ut It:ilcir n
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5.
At Columbus-Columbus Toledo. rain.
No others scheduled
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At Observation-Disclosures l.:
Louisville. 2.
At st. Paul-st. Paul. 8: Minnea polls,
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How They Stand This
Morning
International League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Providence. 4; RICHMOND. 8.
Toronto. .; Rochester, q.
Montreal. 10; Buffalo. q.
Baltimore, @; Newark. 3.
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Virginia League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Newport News {; Petersburg. 4.
Norfolk. 9; Rocky Mount, 5.
Portsmouth, Ii; HOpeweli, o.