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The CINCINNATI. LEBANON & MORT
EkN KAILM ~ COMPANY.

once of inc Ifrf-a fNl.
Pittsburgh. Pa. b'tuhrf :, lpl
FIRST COn.oIlatsd MortgI= 70 az Go.
Bonds Of ms con. nHUN to an aggl
gate cos, OF Si3N1u.GD VIII he purohus
FOR tho sinking Fund November |. 10
from the lowest bidders, 81 4 price no.
exceed par ana interest. S"' 81 prupn
20 soil bonds must b. IN tna bands OF
Farmer loan and Tru Company. y
YORK. b,fpr. three ot'otN l.. NJ. on TIA
day, October 81. lglI
T. ". II Mrk%tSftT. Ttsnsurer
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SILVER PRICES.

average price OF silver In New yorL in
",,,oprE .''', was ~is2slsc. an ounce: Ocl ober.
"'nDc, October, 1913, 60 7sc. October.
''" 1tc, October, 1871, g. 3ic,
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nymard sterling eased of 4. yesterday. fall
lr below the pegged rate OF asa for the
ST tine this month. Gables. however. held
IN al i"i. The decline IN Frenrh francs.
~ Thursday. stopped abruptly AZ i.Si. cables
f.Naibfng from f>il tn 81. Aftct an
l-v .un reichsnsrks closed at s1A. record.
Fron"n declined fractionally and rubles re.
covered Mondays los
IN the following tables. when the de.
rand. sight or "cherk' rate 10 auoted
= United states currency II IL said 90
'iNor ihi- country n less than par. but
when quoted in foreign currency u IL said
:, be -aSa,ns'' this country IL less than
's'es are marked y when IN favor Of
aud A when against this country.
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BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. Oct. lo.-MinIng shares fmer,
prices gaiiing u good part 0f yesterdays de.
clinrs. Railroad shares unusually strong, New
Haven and Boston and Maine leading. Mis-
ccllancous shares quiet. punta Allegro Sugar
was traded In for the hrst time. NINA
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Oct. O.-Dccld.d Improvement
showed IN The market tone with the s.n-a.
tl"nal advances IN Peoples Gas. Stewart,
Warner, chicago Title and Trust and National
tarhou common were slsp much hiier. ,li.
rhen Elevated advanced. bonds Arm. SUN.
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Note-Arriculturai and live stock paper ma
tNrities VI from VI days to six months.
Commodity
. n--


Authorized rates for bankers aScptanccs.
! minimum. ~ maximum. Rates for bills
~ %eicisnge purchased In open market by At.
lanis bank. a.p5t.rs. Rates for bills with
er Without mertvr bank Endorsement. with
ns,un'ics of ninety days or less. purchased
IN open market by 81. Louis hank. ed4e..
Rates for commercial paper purchased In open
'nsrket Nv Dallas bank. 3n5". Rates for trade
scccp'sucfs. with maturities Of ninety DAYS ~
i"ss, purchased In open market. without mem
ff hank Endorsement hy New Orlesn. branch
= NlHu'a bank. y. ntT. Rate Of y, for COM
n'fiy paper with msfnrities Of from sixty
da's TO ak months nxed for San Francisco
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BUSINESS RECORD.
Petitions In Bankruptcy.

ROBINS \ LAY. merchant, $lj west
Sincty.fhurth street: voluntary. LA
htliti,s. 1851 assets. 81, sss, Principal
claims. Braun & Bioohm. tlos77: Lib
erty 'srtridHe Company. $3.50; Nobcl-
Explosives Company. t5.53o.
COMFORTS. INC, candy business. 1875
East wenty.thiri street. voluntary.
Liabilities. R5.G0;. assets. si5..la
Principal claims: Huyiers, Inc, 81. 900;
y VI krantz, sl,6OG. Hen Roth. SGsi.
William Bla appointed receiver. bond
5000.
Assignments.
MACHINE METAL. Products COM
rANY. INC, offices. 33 West Forty-siNth
street. Manhattan. plant, 80 bridge
street. Brooklyn. Assigned to Frederick
=. Jackson, joT Madison avenue. COM
paHy was Incorporated In 1915 with cap
!tal stock Of SOC, 900. J. Newton Levin.
son - president
CHINA-AMERICA IMPORTING conf
PANi. general merchandise, los East
Sixteenth street, assigned to F0ng sun.
Company was incorporated In 1912 with
capital stock OF 100000. Fong Sun Is
NlCe-Dresidsnt
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RATES ON OTHER COUNTRIES.


,.'HiioE mat. PARTIES o, above are, Hoi.
'.Ll tptb cents: Italy, Greece and sxit.sr.
$40 = y, Ire, dfAchna and frame. r.snsc.
aEr' hu''a, u a. cents: Austria, Ia n
'.n,' uennark sweden and NORWAY q az
.',.s' ntaZi! 5alt cents; Argentina paper.
NS y" cents: japan. 10 81 centa.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Oct. lo.-Market dull. trading
being confined to odd lots outside of Con.
solidated Power and the Cosden shares. Bonds
active and steady. Summary:
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ESTABLISHED 1854
The Bank of New 70,

National Banking association
New York, Oct. 10th, 1916.
At a meeting Of the Board
Directors held this day Mr.. Jam
Brown MsLon and Mr.. Ogden
Mills were elected Directors of 4
Bank.
JOSEPH ANDREWS, Cashier.
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PITTSBURG MARKET.

~P1TTsBCRG. Oct. p-American window
Glass Machine and Columbia Gas snd Electric
Arm. the latter making q new high at ~. TIE
Aunmarr:
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In the following table are summ arised re-
ports OF all important American steam rail.
ways-compsnies now operating . to'al-of
approximately 1000 miles OF road. The
mile average is obtained By dividing total
earnings by total mileage
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

IIIII ApElPIIA. oct. n-Prices frmer.
trading more sctive. Lake superior ad.
vauCcd more than . points. Electric storage
was I higher. Bonds continued In
rmnd hrmhnd. ruling steady.
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WASHINGTON. Oct. Ic-The statement OF
the receipts and disbursements OF the Treas.
,,rv shnua
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-30

Providence, r l., May 2s.--Dawe
Means Grays tore "a game from the
YIrxintans' grasp this afternoon after
the Richmondsrs had apparently sew
"a up the contest The Providence
club won BY a score of 4 70 3. Until
the eighth inning the Virgintans had
the big end of a. 70 ] score. hat in
this tame the Grays pushed one run
1er across.
In the closing chapter tho Richmond
club apparently had the game by a
} to score. but with two outs and
two strikes on Fabrique. the latter
singled. Brainerd DID likewise. and
Blackburn sent both Of them home
Nth a two-base hit The game was a
p1tchers' battle between McKenry and
Qlncnp. the former Philie. and was a
lard contest for the Virglnians TO
0rop.
81 Providence took the lead IN the
mooond inning by sending one runner
0EFosA The Vtrgintans went ahead
IA the fourth. when they scored two
gums. and in the following frame they
added another. In the eighth the
GrAys eased UP on the Richmond boys,
and then sent over the two deciding
counts In the last frame.
Il McKenry. although hit eleven tifpes.
pitched a good game, During most
" the contest he was invincible with
men on the sacks The Virginiane
put up a great exhibition In the field.
pIaying errorless bali The felding Of
Richmo nd's inffeld was especially
rood. while the outergardeners ac-
cepted ten chances between them.
Frank McDermott and Angelo Ar
xngon were the hitting stars of the
game for the Richmond team. each
OF them getting couple OF hits. while
Tincup. Blackburn and Powell hft well
Tor the home team.
Two games will be played here to-
day unless rain intervenes The out
look at the present time is not very
good. but the clouds may blow over
before morning.
The box score follows:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-30
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-30
RArHTMOET BIRDS BEAT
NEWARK INDIANS AGAIN

Newark. n J., May 2s.-Bastfsnore
again won from Newark. TO ., TO-
day. The orioles sewed UP the game
in the sixth. Enzmann. up to that
time, had allowed but two hftR Bates
singled and Koprs attempted sacrifice
went for a hit Twombley hunted
and En2emann threw wide to third,
filing the bases. Russeirs single
scored Bates and Kopf LAmar's hit
10 left center brought Twonioley and
Russell across The Indians rallied
in their half and scored brace Of
runs after which Morrisette was
chased. Thormahlen. who relieved
him. stopped Newark up short.
The box score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-30
Prefers Prison To Home.

Noblesv1lle, md. May za---Wil-
liam Doaks. who Was arrested at IN
dtanapolis recently and brought here
on a charge of child desertion. has
been sentenced TO three. years in the
Michigan city prif<n by Judge Cloe-
Mrs Doaks and her three children
live at Carmel He is the first man
to go to prison from Hamilton County
on that charge Judge Clna offered
10 suspend the sentence II Doaks would
agree to contribute $3.50 month for
the support OF his family. Doaks said
he would contribute what he could.
but would not consent to permit the
court 10 fix the amount do what
ever you Hike with me-" Doalcs said
to the court. but you can make no
order that will require me 20 live with
my wife. because I wifi take n prison
sentence first"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-30

Philadelphia. May 2e,-Larry
Cheney had tho better OF Eppa Rixey
in a pitcherS duel today. and Brook
lyn made Il three out of four from
the Phillies. 8 to 2. Myers single
Johns triple, a feiderg choice. bv
which Johnston Was run down at the
plate. and Mowry's single, gave Brook
lyn a two-run lead In the irxt- Myers
scored the winning run In the eighth
when he singled, advanced on two
outs and SCORED on wheats double.
Two sin giles and an error gave the To-
calls a run IN the hrst- In the ninth
an error and -PRskert.s double gave
them another
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-30
PHILADELPHIA PLAYS
WASHINGTON TO TIE
Sensational E1mer Myers Is Called to
Rescue Jusa In Time TO Save q
DefeaG
DETROIT TIGERS HIT PELLET.
Jennings jungle CaAs Score Seventeen
. Runs In Second Game-Yanlrees
Are BANKED BY Boston Red sox.

Washington. May 3A,-The Athletics
fought tho Senators to q nine inning
S to 5 tie this afternoon. Tho game
was called to enable the players to
catch O. train.
Washington knocked Sheehan out of
the box in the sixth. punching two
singles and a double for three runs.
In the ninth, with the Athletics en-
toytns a two-run lead. the locals rail-
lied and filled the bases on Majors,
who had relieved Sheehan. Connie
Mack rushed the sensational Elmer
Myers into the breach. He was
greeted by Foster with single,
which scored two runs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-30
MANY PARTICIPATE IN
MEMORIAL DAY TOURNEY.

4 number Of the members Of the
Hermitage Golf Club will participate
In the Memorial Day tournament, IS
holes, medal play, on the Hermitage
course today: Prizes for low gross
score and first. third. fourth and fffth
low net scores will be awarded Golf
ers playing in the spring tourney will
be permitted TO com pete.
The Hermitage course Ia better than
II ever was before, owing TO tho nu-
merous improvements made. Tho
spring tournament for the champion
ship OF the club Ia now In progress.
The finals will be played off wednes-
day and Thursday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-30

Who knows but that Cfrtsty Math-
ewson win be seen In action In the
first game Of tho worfd's series next
tall? II may be wrong to say that
Christy will pitch this game. but from
the way the Giants are playing. II
iooies 40 II ono OF lawn Mc0raws pets
will be seen hurting 'em over.
If the Washington Senators con-
johnson will appear in his first world S
series next October.
Captain Frank McDermott and An
cello Arragon continue to sting the
old globule. The two got four OF
Richnond's eight hits yesterday. II
McDermott continues to hit at this
gait he viii not remain with Rich
mond much longer than the end OF
this season He Is recognized as ono
Of the greatest inf1elders in the bust
ness, and can hold his own with any
In the major leagues.
II that Hopewell club doesn't start
winning some ball games the team
will be called the Fizzles instead Of the
Wizards: Portsmouth beat them II
to 0 yesterday,
The Montreal Royals continued
their winning streak and incidentally
broke the Buffalo Herds victorious
chain by defeating the Bisons, 10 to s.
Eight of the Canadians runs came
In one inning.
The Newark Indians lost another
one yesterday. The erstwhile league
leaders haven't won but two out of
the last thirteen contests. Tho Balti-
more Birds made 1t two in . row by
vanquishing them yesterday.
Urban Shocker, the pitcher whom
we almost secured from the New York
Yankees. won another game yester-
day for the Toronto Maple Leaves.
He BANKED Tommy Leach's Rochss-
ter Hustlere
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-30
MADISON IS GIVEN
DRUBB|NG BY CARY

BY defeating the Madison School
yesterday afternoon by q
score of Is to 6. the John B. Cary
School team took the lead in the West
End Grammar School League The
Cary boys drove the ball all over the
lot and scored IN every frame. save
the eighth. About 700 spectators saw
the Cary boys administer the Madi-
son School its druhbins.
ecore by innings: r.
Cary ISL fs4 sos
Madison ..-.1o0 800 o02-- q
Batteries: John B. Cary-aienn
and Gentry; Madisors--He1 bert and
Platho
The standing of the teams In the
SnI1nu9-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-30

The Fifth Street team defeated the
Seventh Streeters yesterday by the
score OF 10 TO 5, The features Of the
game we're the hitting of Carroll. who
got 8 hits ont of 5 trips TO the plate
including home run. three-base hit.
a. double and two singles. Blakka ard
also hit the ball hard. getting four
hits out of FIVE times at the bat.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-30
OLDEST GERMAN SHARPSHOOTER
CELEBRATES 10TH BIRTHDAY

Berlin. May 29,--In the best OF
health. Robert Dodenhoff. of Fret
burg on the Elbe, oldest rifleman of
Germany, has Just celebrated his l04th
birthday. He received a letter and
gold watch from the Kaiser. Until
two years ago he regularly took part
In target practice.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-30
URBAN sHoCKER BEwTI.DERS
THE ROCHESTER BATsMES.

Rochester, n. y MAY 2e--Shocker,
on the mound for Toronto. won his
9Ame today by bewildsring the local
batsmen. The scoro was s TO O. Roches-
ter 10 now IN last place. Beatty and
0abb!n gton have been trying to hold
down third, but Manager Leach. unsat-
asAeA With their work may play that
position himself tomorrow. Score;
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-30
moBE0EAL ROYALS STOP
BUFFALO BIxONs' STREAK.

Bu6aio. N. y. May 2s.--Ths Royals
1T IN end to tie Bison winning streak
~Aay taking the opening game of the
Dk1es by 10 TO score. Coopers loss
q controi In the second inning cost
- 1tsons the game. Cooper issued
~ bases on balls and the visitors
Toetsd Fullenwider. who succeeded
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-30

--Irmscher. Home run--Waitsrs
Three base hit-Walters. First on
halls-Off Gardiner 8; of Graham,
/. Struck out-Ry GARDINER, s: by
Graham, I. Left on basAs-Nswport
News 3: Petersburg. 4. WIND pitch
Graham. Double piay--Payns to
Pahfman. Time Of vame-1:Ss. I'm
ptre--Hughes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-30

Newport News. Va. May 2s.-Time-
iy hitting and alright playing today
enabled this Builders to defeat Peters
burg. to /. Tho visitors threatened
several times. but each time the neces-
Fary hit was lacking. Walters came
across with n homer in the first and
tripled In the seventh with two on.
The score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-30

Summary; Hits---OH Cooper, ! in
"a; off FuIlenwider. in IA; off
Anderson. in inning. Base on balls
OF Cooper, 7; off Fu1lenwfder. 3; or
Gnodbred. s. Struck out--By Good
bred. 6: by Cooper. !; by Anderson /.
Three base hft--P. Smith. Two-baSa
Wagner. ONeil. Carlstronn> sao-
rifce hit--Aimeida- Stolen bases-
Kopp, Slattery. Maisei. Left on bases
Buffalo. IL; Montreal, q WIG pitch
--Goodbred. Urrpir es-Handiboe ana
Freeman. Tfme--2:os.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-30

M InmM1AFys Two-base hits---Murrsy.
areh. Doubie play-Casey to Hoelke
- Ritter. Left on hases-Toronto. 9;
loohsoter, Z. Base On balls--On Rit-
s. 8; on Shocker, g. Struck out--By
|11ttar, 8; by shocker. Q. Umpires-Csr-
1917 ana Chestn utt- Ttme--i:42.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-30
HORNET COUNTY BIdZzARD
OUTPTTCHF.D By COCHRAN

Especial TO The Rich nond vfrg4nian.)
Norfolk. Va. May 2s.--Cochran out
pitched Pope today and himself
scored the winning run in the ninth
inning by starting the Tars SUCCESS
full rally by drawing pass The
score was to g. Tho Down Homers
touched Cochran for FIVE hits in sue
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-30

Games To-Day.
Boston in Brooklyn.
New York in Philadelphia
Cincinnati in Pfttsburg.
Ct. Louis In Chicago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-30

80
New York $1,000. 900 900 1000
Summary Home run-Thomas
Two base hits-ITh omas, Caldwell.
Bases on bails-Or Mays, 8; of Cald-
well. s. Struck out--By Caldwell. 8.
Sacrifice hit--walker. Double play
McNaily to Hobiitzel. wild pitch
Caldwell. res-O'Loughlin and
Owens Time :4b.
Tigers and Browns Divide,
Detroit May 29--Ths two teams
broke even In their double header hare
this afternoon, In the second game.
which Detroit won. the condition Of
the field made any fast work impossi-
BILE. Rain fell at intervals and both
games were played under discoursging
conditions. The hrst contest was won
by Weilman for st. Louis, s to g.
FIRST GAME.
Detroit.
Players: Alb. r. Fl. o. A. E.
Bush, SIS. ....~-.. o. / 2 0
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-30
Standing of Clubs.

Games To-day.
Washington in Boston.
Philadelphia IN New York,
Chicago in Detroit.
Cleveland In st. Louis.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-30
MAJOR LEAGUE
STANDINGS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Results Yesterday.
Boston, o.; New York, tnrst
gamo).
Bostop-New York. rain (second
gAme).
BROOKLYN, 8; Philadelphia Q.
Cincinnati. 6; Pittsburg. l.
St. Louts-Chicago, rain
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-30
The standing of the teams IN tn
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Cha&tnnooEA, 7; New Orleans. 1.
Monnph1R &: Birmingham. T.
Atlanta 1; Little Rock. 0.
Mohfle-<caShvfaie, rain.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-30

Results Yesterday.
rsUv10enoa Z; vIRGTNTANs. 3.
Baltimore, g; Newark, 3.
Toronto, 8; Rochester, O.
Mmsrcal, 10; Bufralo, g.

Games Today.
yTRGTyIANS I'm Providence.
Baltimore In Newark.
Toronto In Rochester.
Montreal I'm Bufralo.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-30
LEAVES TO
JOIN BRADFORD CLUB

Mickey keihher, who was re-
Gently far1ned out to the Brad
ford club, OF the Interstate
League, and who at first refused
70 report to the team, left last
night for his new berth. When
Mickey refused TO report he was
suspended by the local manage
ment- but 1t WAS lifted last night
as soon as he boarded the train.
Mickey leaves here with strings
attached and can be recalled by
the Richmond club 1T any time.
In the event Hack EibeI is sold at
the end of the present season,
Mickey will be seen covering first
base for the Virgfnians next year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-30

been apparently sewed up
with the permission Of Old Sol, the
virs1nians and Grays will stage a cou-
pie OF encounters in Providence today.
being scheduled TO play both morning
and afternoon games
Lefty Humphreys will doubtless go
after Dave Sheans men in the morn
ing. while Dusty Rhoades will try HIS
hand in the afternoon tilt Here's
hoping the boys are right"
Unless "Reoel' Ross is selected at
the last moment TO hurl one OF to-
days encounters against the Grays, he
will probably close the series In the
Rhode Island city Wednesday.
1t looks as II that wretched weather
in the North with which the local boys
have had to contend ever since they
left homo is playing havoc with our
pitchers arms. There is no getting
away from the fact that they are not
going good at the present time, but
as soon as they get back in the South
ern sunshine they should find them
selves again. Richmond's recent de-
feats cannot be attributed 10 any had
playing on the part of the other play
ers. They are playing the game OF
their lives in the field, while their hit
ting has been good,
UmpEes and ball players are often
accused of pulling ''boners." but since
Prexy Barrow threw out a game won
by Richmond in Toronto. 1t looks as
II league presidents are also eligible
for membership in the Ivory Club
We ind that there are few sur
vivtng members OF the Anvil Chorus.
The season Ia still In It's infancy. don't
y know, and the fans should not start
welding their hammers too soon, fol
the laugh may be on them
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-30
Standing of Clubs.
Games Today.

Games Today.
Rocky Mount in Norfolk.
Petersburg in Newport News.
Eopewell in Portsmouth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-30

Boston -. .....,- 600 900 600
Summary: Bases on balloon Ru.
dolph, 2. Struck out-By Ma&hawSon,
2; by Rudolph. g. rwo-bAss hit
Doyle. Double plays-Merkie 30
Fletcher to Merkle; without TO Ko-
netohy; Doyle 70 Fletcher to Merkle:
Mathewson to Merkle; Egan to Evers
20 Konetchy. Wild pitch-Rudoiph.
Jmpires-O'Day and Eason- Time
.1:2h
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-30
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
Results yeGfarInv

Norfolk. 6; Rocky Mount, 5.
Portsm outh, IT; Hopewell o.
Newport News, 4; Petersburg. !.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
Boston, 8: New York. 0.
st. Louis, 8: Detroit, 2 (irst camel.
Detroit, IT; St Louis, 8 (second
game).
Washington, 8: Philadelphia s
tgame called, rain).
fOnly three games Fcheduled-)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-30

Score by innings, r. n E.
louisville 010 600 900 IA 8
indianapolis 01a 900 600 0-1 10
Score by innings: r. Fl. e.
Minneapolis .. 500 600 0f0--S II
St Paul 1890 400 ooe Dos II o
Tr1Ado AZ CpfurrhyH rain
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-30

Should the knockers continue 70
knock.
Grab a Ratchet and chop off their
blocks
The season is too young.
The stuff Is to be sprung;
Wen come home at the top of the
flock"
And still the New York Giants win.
Should they take both of the games
today. they will equal the record made
by the Chicago White Sox in 1908,
when the American Leaguers captured
nineteen in a row
Poor old Christy Mathewson is no
good any longer. All he did yesterday
was to let the Boston Braves down
with four hits and shut them out by
score OF to 0. Poor old Christy.
II looks as II the Detroit Tigers
have hit their stride again They
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-30

Totals 80 --~..G 1885 IL
xcsoodored out on an inneid fly.
xxBAtted for FuIlAnwidsr in eignth
/ Montreal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-30

Eibel. Rehg. Hendrix. Stolen base
Clemens Two base hit@--Reyn oldS,
E1bel. Three-base hit-TUtwiler.
Bases on bails--Of lineup, !. Struck
out--By McKenry, / by Lineup, 2.
Batter hit--Tibel. Double plays
ArraEon TO Etbel; lineup to Brainerd.
Impires--Cleary ana Bransaeld. Time
-1:20.