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BLANK FOR POWDER PyFFs
STEAMER COCHRAN DEFEATS
CASTOR. FORMER TEAMMATE
Builders Plny Poor Gnim. In Field and
Portsmouth Wins--Itain
Keeps Nuts Idle.
NORFOLK.

NOKFoLk. VA, June l5-in a
pitching duel between Steamer
COCHRAN and StcN" CASTOR, teammates
OF two SEASONS back. NOrfo!L wou The
opening game from Hopewen this Al
iernoon ! TO 9. Neither team LIule,d
pitchers being effective, ana Keeping
what few hits Yer. mace well scat
terSd. hoth liopeweN and Norfolk
were fast afeld, Gallagher. TIL. mex.
sh2Ttstop, showing up rarrlci!l.rly
well. Hopkjns in left for The Visitors.
club. contributed noldiug ,.,,iIr.s
several chances 10 score Oh notn sides
were nailed between third ana hone.
NoTLoik made The only nun Of tn. yarne
In the third inning. Sticking dogBI"d
70 left center. was SACRIFICED. and came
home VIII the winning tally on MOI
PENS mhe!d cut, CASTOR to Cust 30
Gouble Pill Viii nc staged 'o-nlorrov.
Hopewen insisting upon playing tGs
regular schedule. with two Ean,as On
SATURDAY, In spite of Tho parade. The
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had n card OF q

lIdH Vt CHTI OF ..
T w. Sasscer. Maryland Country
Club. was next lowest. with score OF
ls2 The opening OF the tournament
was under anything but favorable con-
diNons. The early morning rains left
the course in slow condition. while
IL showered frequently during the az
ternoon. Ninety-four golfers part!ci-
pated in the qualifying round. To-
morrow afternoon the frat round OF
match play Will get underway There
vii! be six siIt-ens.
In addition TO the Baltimore golfers
Wilmington. Richmond. Norfolk and
Washington clubs are represented
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Scoreboard to Show Game

tnlcss rain prevents the game,
The Timcs-Dinpatch electric score
bonrd Will show the Ciimber-OriuIc
setto In BnItimore this afternoon.
The game yesterday was post-
poned. aud probably Will he played
of on sunday. A double hin IL
scheduled for Tomorrow.
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BUILDERS FIELD POORLY

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, June Is
The, Builders played poorly behind
Voss this afternoon and failed to take
advantage of several good chances TO
score on Alton, and lost 10 the Ports
NORTH Pirates, 4 TO l.
The locals only run came in the
sixth. when Walters drove the ball
faTrc%er che !ef,-aeld fence. 4 great
one-hand catch Of drive from Pn mi :
,nasIs bat by ST. Martin was a teldinG
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RED SOX BEAT CHICAGO

CHICAGO. June 1.-THE Boston Red
5rI p"n, the whitc-hoSed locals this
afternoon II! a ,ight-htting game .
~ ] The champions scored both their
-Hns III the ninth, when Russell. who.
m ~ thls time. had pitched n heauti-
Singles b? Aencw and Janvrin brought
MN nome, and Leonard won his own
gam. MN another hit. which scored
hRaew. Leonard let the White Soy
DOM with five hits, and with perfect
Hupport would nave scored shut
Ogt The score:
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GOLF TOURNEY ON
Middle Atlnntic Stnt-s Premier Event
Has Large Entry-Richmond
Men Compete.
BALTIMORE. June I'D. q

BALTIMORE. June lj.-D. Clarke
Corkran, OF the Baltimore Country
Club, won the qualifying round of the
annual cham pionship tournamen, OF the
Middle Atlantic Golf Association here
to-day, turning In card OF 1874 for
the thirty-sIx holes OF play Cork
ran returned card of Z? for the morn
ing round. while in the afternoon no
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ennis Tourney Halted

Rain yesterday halted ell m.tchc.
In the Old Dominion Tennis Tourna-
menf al the Country Club Of VIZ
Gin'". The Visiting rncketrrs were
entertained inst night AT N cnbu,.,
upper ~ the weather clears, the
p'ny In the tournament viii II. re-
sumrd to-day.
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ROYALS BLOW UP

MONTREAL, June l5-The ROYALS
BE" zap in the Anal inning of to-da " $
game ana combination OF Toronto
S!attcry. enabled the Leafs to score
runs ana win out by to 6. Until then
Goodbrcd outpitched Herbert and the
Royals piled up what looked like n safe
lead IN the early innings BY punching
mis- with Tnron,o's errors. The score:
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CREWS ARRIVING-HERE,
FOR SOUTHERN REGATTA
Baltimore and Washington Oarsmen Will Have Trials
s = Over Course-Officials and Entrants Announced
Ready for Big Event Tomorrow Afternoon.

Crews from Baltimore and Washing
ton will work on: this afternoon over
the course where they will compete
Tomorrow in the first annual regatta
OF tho Southern Rowing Association.
The oarsmen are due To arrive early.
and 1t is expected that large dclega-
tions will accompany the visiting
crews. The Baltimoveans expect sew
eral hundred persons 20 make the trip.
Coach George Van Nlict, of the Nir-
sinia Boat Club had his charges work
ing hard YESTERDAY and fast time was
made by all three crews. The men are
in excellent shape To stand the stim
pace. and are confident OF landing the
trophies III the principal events. The
local oarsmen are entered in the junior
fcur-oared gig, junior centiredc, junior
single SOULS, intercity war canoe and
Junior eight.
One of the features OF the regatta
will be the intercity senior eight race
between Baltimore and WASHINGTON.
This city has eight qualified for a
senior event. The Washington crew
will be practically the same that. clean
ed up things in Philadelphia on Labor
Day, when the Virginia crew came in
second. The Baltimore crew Will be
composed of picked men from the
Ariels and ArundelS.
The United States Coast Guard Cut
tsf Apache, designated by the govern
ithent to patrol the regatta course, will
arrive IN Richmond this afternoon at
sunset and Will tie up a; the City
Wharf. space having been provided for
1T by the harbormaster. The command
er of the Apache viii have entire
charge of the river. and everything Is
expected to be run off without 4 hilton.
On wednesday afternoon . meeting
of all the committees was held. and
appearances indicate that the initial
regatta OF the association will be
huge success. Everything IS moving
along smoothly ana no stone is beng
left untu-nEd.
baltimore CONTINGENT Inrgr.
The largest cont.rS-u; 0: visitors j.
expected from Baltimore as no;h 81:
;he rowing clubs there have entered
will arrive THIS afternoon and will -
taken u the T!rEin:E clGoEoass i'm
reoiAtely. The A-u-5el Club VIII
reach here la:e Ills evening and wi,
take t-.ai spin ~ m James -: c-
Presid-Dt C-lsco-L .. ~ A..,s ss--
clyt 10 jcurne, Sou:aw@,6 SCI :ss.r
cipk-x.es Urss: trt prem +. a1---s
tran oth@- co-.e-1.rs
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Of FEsh..F-oa hzv. -r-rtt-a5 ans are
stEdtnC E:--= -E.--r---G t.aH
Shell The -ld Co-...s- f.-l- Club -
Ats1Src-;E WI also &. ,---.z----5 rs
CTLcE toL.-DUcel
n evans w SKA, I,-r--.,--t ef
r'oieck -ns~e WI 81 s-+-r a
Taaet, VIZ medals era -,sru-s 81,
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ton 20 -nu-st.a as
A. srloess r r'-ta- -ag-
20 privilege %. s.-u~l-r 4 .ss-s
s.
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BUSH LOSES TO DAUSS

DETROIT. juno 15.--Dauss and Bush
engaged In close pitchers battle for
six innings to-day. but In the seventh
two bases on balls and n stolen ba SO,
enabling tho Tigers TO defeat Phila-
delph!a, TO 1. Bush struck out nine
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TENNEY DAY BIC SUCCESS
NEWARK MANAGER RETURNS
TO HIS OLD COLLEGE TOWN
Providence Fans Give Former brown
star Warm Welcome, Although Grange
Bcnt Indians-Lcnfs Win.

PROVIDENCE, r. l.. June ID
Tenrey Day" was celebrated in this
city to-day in honor of the Newark
manager and his men. Young and old
turned out TO greet the former star
OF the local college nine Shean's
Grays took advantage OF the celchra-
tion and defeat ted the Indians, S TO o.
In q fast contest Baumeartner was
inv!ncibIe 20 the visitors when they
held men on the sacks The score:
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BOEHL|NG PITCHES WELL
WASHINGTON HURLER WINS
DUEL WITH EDDIE PLANK
Indians Defeat Yankees In Ten In
ninEs-tirnney. Newly Married,
Stars.

st. LOUIS. June ia tight pitch
ing ;ussle between Boehling and Ed
die Plank resulted n a l-to-t victory
20! Washington. The winning run
CANE in the eightn Aic,Tide singled.
EoehiinE hunted and Mcbride beat the
throw for second. Morgan sacrificed,
and = pass 70 Foster nlled the bases.
Milan HIT g!Cunder 10 Bcrton and
wiki q double play in sight. the bali
bounced over BortoH's head, Morgan
scoring. only ,wenty-nine batters
:aced EC*h!.ng. The score:
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BIG DAY FOR GRANEY

CLEVELAND, June l5.-The Indians
defeated the Yankees in ten innings
lc-Ga;, 10 . Graney tripled in the
INST !".lnG and scored on Turner's
single Graney also counted the win
n!ng run in the tenth. He walked,
Has Sacri:!ccG 10 second and came home
on Speakers single. Peck's double
snG Ha.tZcllS single enabled the
ahhtes 20 Tie the score in the ninth.
Ihc score.
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FIopewell.


Summary: Run-Sick!ug Tyvo-t,s. -,
Sticking. Sacrifice hits-slmmons. Castor,
Ga us CHER. Welcher ~. Stolen bascs-e,elr.
brenner. Welchor. Double plays-GaIlaghor
TO Hartseil. Bases on UaIls-on Cochran
off Castor, 2. Left on bases-iopoweu ::
Nnrfolk. s. Hit by pitched balls-hy CASTOR
(Morpeth). Struck out-uy CASTOR 6. h.,
Cochran. 2 Time OF game .30 Umpire
Walsh.
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STANDING OF CLUBS

WHERE THET rLAY TODAY.
IT. Louis nj New York
Pittsburgh at Boston
Chicago at BROOKLYN
Cincinnati at PhilndcIphl
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
Boston nt Chicago.
New York at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Washington at st. Ionis
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south Atlantic Ienyur

At mbus-columhus. s: Albany.
, =, coiumbln-Columbia, /: Augus,a.
~ MISUNDERSTANDING. ii;
At Nontgom ery-Montgo,o.rv !.
Macon, :. -
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STANDING OF CLUDs

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Rocky Mount at Petersburg
Portsmouth at Newport News
inpcweil AT NorfoIL
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
RICHMOND ut Baltimore.
Newark at Providence.
Toronto nj Montreal.
Buffalo mt Roc hest er
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SUMMARY RuEs-Sheesn t2I. onsIow, Tu,
"!!eF, Blackburn (2J. Sacrifice h!t-Bum-
gartHeT. Two base hits-Tutwiler Hlact-
nurn. Three has. h,-Back burn T.ase on
niHs-oH Baumeortrcr, .; off Schuch,
A'ruck out-hy Banmgartner Z: by Small
wood 3. ltt by pitched bai!-by Baungar,-
neT 'Milan)- Double plays-Fabriquc 20
SH-can TO Ons!ow. Onslow to Sheaan 10 Ons-
low: DurEin "a J.aiy To Dursin Time
La tmpires-Chestnutt and CARPENTER
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Virginia League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Portsmouth, /; Newport News. I.
Norfolk, |; ifOpeweil o.
PetersburE-R Rocky Mount truin).
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| Dominion Boat Club; c. W. Rolph,
| Ariel Rowing Club.
| The officials for the first annual re-
eatta are: referee. L. T.. Lee William
son, Ariel Rowing Club: starter. Ed
NJ Thomas. Virginia Boat Club:
tSrers Harry Il. Hall, Patapsco Navy.
and W. Gray Watson. Virginia Boat
club; clerks of course. \ !. Savflie
! and r. :. Brock. .1r.. Virginia Boat
/ Club. Judges of fnish--E. II. SappinC-
! ton. Ariel Rowing Club; Frank Dris-
/ coll, Ariel Rowing Club; {. W. Rolph.
Ariel Rowing Club; Herman t. Ston
Arundel Boat club: a {. Moss Old
Dominion Soat club: !. : Douglas
old Dominion Boat Club: Hon. Is T.
Crump Virginia Boat club 4. =. For
rest. Virginia Boat club: j l.. Hill,
Virginia Boat CLUB
Official Entr. List.
The Official list Of entries az they will
arpea, on the program. together with
The time each race starts and the po.
regatta OF the Southern Rowing AS
ISOLATION on the James River to-mor-
row is as follows:
3::;0 T.. NJ. Junior Eour-oarcd Gig.
Bow. v. Brandt. No. :; L. loureN: No.
3 {. H1slTP' siTSks NJ fhank:; coz
Holman and ". Leisure
No >; Ariel Rowing Club. Bs!,!more-
W RGW: 4 v 70. s? + F Hell 10, ~ " V Y
Matthew's; coHswain. il Hall! subs;i-
tutes, y J. BlaCkal!er.
No. 9. Virginia Boat club Eichrlo rd
I7>,Bow \. J. Cayanaush: 40. ,. J. l.
6 Tyle. coxswain, " i Waddy: SUI
;':"o u. NJ. Junior Centipcdr.
No. !. =. ! Lacy; No :, Hunter SUIT
hart. substitute = ! Cavanaush
80 = AfIId~l Soai c!uo ba.Im3re-
S-rzmiih 20. ). u. Il osh,l N3. !, H
\ GLIssple, substitutes, " Ess!up
i.io p. VI. senior Double SOULS.
No 3 Arundel Boat Clut. BALTIMORE
WILLIAM ! Alters. st!oEs ". John
seH SUBSTITUTES 4. = Gillespie AND u
Ho. :, Fo,ornae Boa, club Washing
ter-W William : Powell Frank 7.
,1an berlin; substitutes. Edward L.
y Artel Rowing g-,ga. Bs!t;,n,ore-
i:;e p. n. Junior single SOULS.
10 J, A-,el Rowing Cl46 Baltlnaore-
~ Faioiaae Boa. club. Washing
70 Arg-ds. Foa, c,gh Baltimore
Ea yl-s.als aoa' c.ut. Richmond
4:.c r. " Junior Double scum,.
mre- htren2 2 Cove
80, ''-'
.1o ?, VI iatsrei,. va can2s
80 ?. NJ Juniqa ElEhr-oareh Shell.
,Eo'.-t-w- y NcShan!. No =
n - ~ " wal;
~ !. 20. Ha.!er 10. :. II Brern-
- = e. Nztaews. coIswa:n. II.
81 Arundel Boa, cub. Baltimore
.-sz " :. =. Albert: so Q
"-ii NJ 8 *. .Brzn6. No { l.
.-,~H ~ Gaat.@s Has!l.p. stroke.
d" enz.SS --Tswai- :. =. Brs.ow:
E2 ,!y1-e.2's Bos, clgb, R.cAmo9d
i:e-, ~. g. = : CaTaraugh. Tr %n
j. :. P!unse,:. No >. 2 Il Mason
Hata SUBSTITUTES = = Non,-o,r.-v.
80" =. VI. la,v,ei,y senior Eight
- T. aol,.no,t. -. So 2. WASH.
eaed..s ,hs names
The Fulton snoss ar5 The G,hsrs-;r
o--a!--.ErerG.ag across me
@''' +. " S>r ME s.Fai !!:s
"g:sH VIZ - quarter ct Z ni!c
I.e 1Hsh - :. -a~es viii De on.
nos.ie Jud2e's barge .: Futon
feature me sane was p,ay~a IN =
s'eaes' fine rain uiap!,e Brown. Who
mad" his Gfst sDpesrar.c= mere. was
F'E"d.F roasisd hy ,he fans for poor
"o,@ o" Ire case decisions The score:
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Totals....32 s27 II / Totals...2s 5e4
'Baued for j. Bush In eighth.
Score by innings: y

Detroit ...........".............0 % ] 3 KS
Summary: Runs-Cohb, Veach. Holman
(2) Young, witt Two-bsss hit-Heilman
Three.ba hit-Young Struck out-by Dauss
I; by j. Bush 8. Bases on balls-on Dauss
Q; of J. Bush. g. Passed ball-Meyer. Sac
rihce hits-Burns. witt. strunk. Lajoie
Stolen baxes--Burns, witt t2. Pick, Walsh
G). Umpires-Chill and Dineen. Time
! las.
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National League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Pittsburgh. 9; Boston, /.
Philadelphia, 2: Cincinnati, /.
BroDklyn. =; Chicago, !.
New York. 3; 1T. Louis, 9.
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summary: Run5Trueadalc Blackburn
Thompson %, Mckee. Hogan. Trout Moran,
Na!sel %. Gather Slattery. Damrau. Stolen
ba.e-Graham. Sacrifice hit-Almeida Sac
rihcc hina- B!achburns. Sattery. Cadore
Two-base hits'-rioodbrcd Mckee. Gather
Double plays Herbert 10 Truesdalc to era
ham Blackburn. to Graham. Hits-of
Goodbrcd. II in s l-3 innings Struck out-by
Herbert, 2. by Goodbred. 2. Base on balls
of Herbert. !; off C;oodbrcd. /. off Galore /
WIld pitch-Goodbrcd. Time hours I'm.
pires--Cicary and Bransneld
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Ashevilie ut Charlotte.
Winston Salem ut Durham.
Raleigh mt Grecn,hor
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American League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

NEst1-IS fEs ENDAf.
Cleveland. 3: New York, 9 GO inninssD.
Boston. :: Chicago. l.
Detroit, D; Philadelphia, !.
Washington, l: ~. Louis, o.
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.'3'.Ma!y Kuns-Wa!ker. Janvrin, Weav-
ThF-'.oass hits-Lcwis. Terry. Sacrifce hits
--Gsrdn.r. z. Collins. Stolen bane--walker
struck out-by Russell. 81 by Leonard L.
Bar. On bails-of Russell. 2. Double play
J. Coilins 20 Schaik. Hit by pitched ball
Weaver. tmpircs-Evans and Nallin. Time
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Cleveland.

49, ~ .------.-.- ..........l o o01 Ia
-" fo'h -...,..-.........o 0 % ! 90 i o.:
SLfLfhs r tnns-tirancy o., Howard.
Ler<i"'a Ugh %. Two.bas~ hits-Howard.
NsSft a"eaher Fccknpaugh. Three -ba so
n't-H!anSy NEnamsk-r Sacrifice hits
GIDEON. High. Wamby Turner Stolen bass
Howard h--"s Dails-od Coveieskie q:
81 tzi'""... 8. "f Shawkey. l. Struck out
~ |yr"i"t-le !; by Caldwell. 3 Passed
:ail-,'rtaf.ah cr- Double plays-Caldwcll To
I'ch!np: uEh {" Pip; Peckinpaugh, Pipp to
bsS"r. Wstnry 20 Ganaii. Umpires-Connol-
~ tho iiilu"tfaRd. Dimc--not given.
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North Carolina League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Asheville, I; Charlotte. o.
Greensboro Raleigh (ruinI.
Durham Winst on Salem {rain).
sTSN hINr nts <,,..
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proyl !rncr
Newark.

Iota!s.2s IS 2 IL Totals. - - IL l
i.aticd for Sr.la!lwood in eighth
i'a ted FOR Dursin In ninth
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American Association.

~ Minneapolis 49, M!nueapo!is- Louis.
a, Indianapo.!s-s, paui-Indiarap.
~ Observation-Disclosures ,: To.
A. Kansas c!ty-Kansag cry. 10:
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Boston.

Total, IS II ?7 9 9 Totals. 80 5 81 10 I
iran for Apnew in ninth
Ran Tor Ness in ninth.
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feature The came wax PLACED IN a
Sieaes' fine rain. ura2.ie Brown. Who
made his GEs, sapeara-.c@ here. was
T'G"d.E roasted hy ne taus for poor
work o. ire Hase decisions The scoye.
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men in seven innings. the last one
with the bases full and two ont. The
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How They Stand To-Day
International League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

Toronto. :; Montreal. q.
Providence. s; Newark, O.
RoChester-B truin).
BultimOrr-RICli (rain).
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Washington.
To,als.s .:7,2 0 Totalsa2 s27

Score ~ innings: r.
Wa A!nc;on ..............o O 0 noO1 o.
81. Louis ................0o n O q n m
l!nrsTy: Run-Mc Bride. Three base hit
-SHenAs Sacrifice hits-Boehling, Morgan,
Austin, Double play-!Iorgan to McBrid, to
Williams Bases on hails--oft Plank. |; off
so=hiiHs, ; Struck out-by Plank. l. by
bo-h!ins, Crnpir-s-O' Loughii and Owens
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i;ia y. VI, senior Double SOULS

80 : ATuuoe. Bot C.U.. Ba.t.ulo.e-
William !. Alters. stroke J " John
som SUBSTITUTES 4 = Gillespie AND u
= Parker 1r
No. :. Potomac Boat club Washing
tcU-Wil.ian : Powell Frank T
Cham berlin; substitutes. Edward L.
Mueller.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-01-09
INTERESTING MEET
ON THIS MORNING
MEMBERS OF BROTHERHOOD OF
SAINT ANDREW TO GATHER
THIS MORNING.

Men and boys of the Brotherhood of
Saint Andrew are all cordially invited
10 attend the meeting of the brother
hood at ten o'clock this Sunday
morning at st. Marks church. There
will be given the first of a series of
very interesting and helpful studies in
Applied Churchmanship," and it is
hoped that every man and boy who
in the past has found the gatherings
of the Brotherhood of real profit, will
be on hand today and take part in
the study. Also. in view of the mis-
sion that is to be conducted next
month. there will be considered ways
and means of how the men and boys
of the Brothrhood can assist in pro-
noting the success of that mission,
The meeting this morning will be the
first of this winter, owing to the un-
Iavoidab1e absence of the director
which prevented meetings being held
as hitherto ON Sunday evenings, hence
cordial invitation is extended to ev
eryone interested in the Brotherhood
These meetings are designed to slim
'ulctc Z keen interest in all phases OF
church work. and as basis for the
studies to be given, the CHURCH Hand
book for Teacher Training Glasses
will be used.