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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1916-08-05
LOCAL PERSONALS.
Those We Meet, Hear of and
See During the Week.
Visitors in and out of the
Parish.

Mr.. and Mrs. Pascal Loup and
family Of Wallace, La, were the
honored guests of Mr.. aud Mrs.
John D. Reynaud last Thursday.
Attorney Louis M. Reynaud of
Lucy was a New Orleans visitor
during the week.
y ~
Miss Nina Frazee of Slidell, La.
lis spending an enjoyable stay at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S.
Frazee.
The Judicial Committee met in
Gretna last Tuesday at noon and
declared L. H. Marrero, Jr., the
Democratic nominee for district
attorney, and MeSsrs. John E.
Fleury, L. Robert Rivarde and
Prentice E. Edrington, Sr., as
candidates for Judge, two to be
nominated.
Hons. Prudent G. Songy, Pla-
eide Barre, E. o. Abadie, Albert
J. Lacaze, and DR.. Stephen J.
Songy motored to Lucy on Thurs
day afternoon where they ming
led with their numerous friends.
Hon. Paul BertheIOt arrived
in st. John on Thursday after
enjoying a most needed rest on
the Gulf Coast. Paul is as hearty
and jubilant as ever and seems to
be on the best-of terms with the
world.
E. S. Dutreix of Edgard, La,
was in the First Ward during
the week.
4
Miss Ella Vial of HahnvilIe, La,
visited relatives and friends in
Lucy this week.
H 4 =
Editor and Mrs. John D. Rev
maud and little daughter Enid, &C
c)mpanied c by Mr.. and Mr.. Pas
cal Loup of Wallace, La, motor
ed as far down as Westwego
Thursday last.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1916-08-05
NOTICE OF CANDIDACY.

l hereby announce that | am
a candidate for the Office of Dis
trict Judge of the 2sth., Judicial
District, comprising the parishes
of Jefferson, st. Charles, and st.
John the Baptist, subject to the
action of the Democratic Prima-
ry Election to be held on Tuesday
September 18th, 1916.
(Signed) L. RoSsrt Rivarde.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-09
IL BLAnCO
iQUIEN CANA, PUES2

Est& cast yuc.ta ioca
Il familia mexicana
pogque Hughes ; Wilson juegan
en- votos al "suoe-y baja'.
10 hay IN solo ciud2daEo
uue vica en- esta comarc2,
cue 10 sufra de impGciencia
' en- IN iris no tenga el alma
: que = todos no intertogle
sHGre Il CANA 6 no CANA
cen los cVmputos fiHaIes
i Sir De Ia Casa Blanca,
0 sobce 81 criunfa Hughes
del amigo &c C2rranZa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-11-09

nal 10 nurslroS lI.ioS. inicament" 4
- DE con a alimHntaci6n So re.a-
r.oYa. esperanto ansioso$ el momen-
io he cayiarioS a Ia eScucla. para
uu. nos irjcn en- Iibcrlad y no nos
molcsten. porQue Dc este ~proced"r
provicnrn loiaS esaS multitudcs, to-
daS csas -eneracioneS dc exiS'encias
~infeliccs Y dcscOnocedoraS del birn.
que pasan por ell mundo sin Obieio.
nj provecho para la humanidad; de-
Demos tener en- cuenta que TODD
cuanto refleje nuestra conducta
paSa n In Sa. Col 2aN
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TRUCKERS TRIM PUFFS

HoPEWELL. VA, April 9Th,
truckers kept UP their winning strca k
DE defeating Hopewell at Eppes Park.
IN the second game Of the series to-
day. II to 4. The game was one in
voiNing practically every play known
10 me diamond, save u home run and
OF inc most exciting batting rallies OF
- AZ the end OF the nth inning the
wei two, but in the succeeding four
innings timber and horsehide met with
SO much frequency that Il storm OF
dust was raised In the outfeId and hat
ters raced themselves almost leEless
Russell. the former A. e NJ College
p'.cneT' was as Wild as hare, giving
Il total or fourteen passes and HITTING
one batter. Three passes were issued
oS the puf pitcher in both the FIRST
batter and five safe drives, resulted in
ten runs. With two down and the
bases loaded I'm the first inning. 81.
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LEXINGTON RESULTS

LEXINGTON, KY. April 29.-sum-
First race-maiden three-yea Odds,
six furlon.s-Ardcnt. 1917 n'ieldl, 81
90. $3.50 and $500. won; } ohm w Klein,
100 C; Garner, $3.50 and s,.lo. Soc
third. Time, .l:l7, .raca tneldJ Hob's
Olga. onata. Ethay May (heldI. castor
Greetings, Polly Connolly. Comdie. Au-
to sd Belle and Peach Blossom also ran.
49, furlongs-Auriga. 1l5 tMurphy5.
$3.50. si3.so and $3.50, won; Bedtime
Stories, lo5 tGentry). $3.50 and $500.
tSfr% Nay Mny w, us aMccabel, s..
and Peep q Dawn also ran.
Third ,,race--four-yeur-o four fur
longs-Solar Star. lol (Murphy), So.
ssss.2o; sa;so won; bimaitri: ioa lGarner1.
!Cooperl. $3.50. third. Time. Els 81
Royal Report, Lucille r. Marscassidy
and Fathom also ran.
Fourth race-three-year-o lds mile
and seventy yards-On Step. ioG tMur-
phy), $3.50, 81 and $3.50. won: Waller
Witch; lo2 Garner. $50 and Sc. see
ond; Grumpy, 10A Cooper. $40
t nni Time, 1:452 %. Lady Roba and
tl1th -year-olds. {l-c fur
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GIANTS STILL LOSING

Works. lost their seventh straight here
TODAY. when Broollyn won a twelve
inning game, 10 4. before tn" larry
est crowd nf tho season After a Sec
saw contest III which the lead chang
"l several times successive singles by
paubtrt StenIel and Wheat won for
iIpul,lNn.
Fred Ncrklc OF tho New York team.
Won IN automobile IN tile eighth in.
riuG. When his two-basc hit struck a.
sign or the ieft-hcld- fence. the ddver-
tlSeT having offered ~ car at the opcu-
'0G OF last season 10 the first player
vEr III, tho sign with u fly ball
Manager MC'iraW. of New YORK.
made RASCAL change I'm his liu"-up,
sending the veteran first haScinau,
Norklc. 70 third base. while Kelly "A
'. "ith Nesto"ii League recruit, went to
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Totals. al ~ /,
Sror" by Innings

portsmouth, ...,3 q ol o Iii
Z SUMMARY.
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NORFOLK BATS TW|n[ERs
HARD AND TAKES SERIES
Rocky Mount Pitchers ineffective
Against Hcavy-Hitting
TarS.
COOLERS DEFEAT BUILDER.
Petersburg Mixed Hits with Errors
and Easily Cops Game by Long
Score-Newport News Pitchers Are
Very Wild.

NORFOLK. VA. April co.-Norfolk
batted two Tarhcel pitchers In punches
and, aided by the wildness OF one, de-
fcated Rocky Mount. I to ., making IL
two out of three for tho series
lngle opened for the Curoliniuns, and
lasted siN innings. yielding sis hits
nnd II pair of runs. lie was relieved
10y league ~ the seventh. the latter
giving two frec passes and allowing
one hit in the first frame in which n.
performed. which Noted Norfolk two
more runs. \ base on balls. Il single,
!! sacriiice and pasHed ball, coming be-
fore Stockings double to right in tho
next frame Were good for three more
Singles by Sticking and Welclier and
~ stolen base were responsible for the
farS' first run in the second. while an
othcr was added in tho third on Whit
teds single and nruce's base slam TO
LETT: Cochran pitched beautiful ball
until the seventh: allowing only "a pair
or singles and banking Rocky Mount
until this frame. Two singles and
Parnialee's double gave one In the
seventh. and three singles and Sick
ninth. "
The breaks were all against the
home team, and the visitors had luck
an their way in the field. but were
unable Ia gather sufficient strength for
successful attack, Box Score:
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COBB WINS GAME WITH
LONG HIT IN ELEVENTH
Detroit Defeats Cleveland in Thrill
ing Gamc-Georsin Peach
i Star.
BLANKS RED son
Washington TWirler Has Boston at
JOHNSON nI.ANkS RED son
Washington Twirler Has Boston at
H'> Mcrcy-Niackn Lose To
ankecs in Tenth-Whitc SoX De-
=, Browns.

biTkbIT Aprli 23.-tobb'S double
in the eleventh inning. after Wit, had
singled and had advanced to second on
kavanaugh's sacrifice gave Detroit a
thrilling 5-to-i victory over Cleveland
here to-day. The Tigers came TO bat
IN the ninth two runs behind, but SIN
giles by Young, wford and Cobb
tied tie score. The game sparkled
with fine fielding. Grauey twice cut
OF runners at third by splendid throws
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Fork Union Takes Trim.

FORK UNION, VA, April 29.-ForIl
Union Military Academy's fast ball
team left this week to play Woodberry
aud the Gordonsvile High School teams.
Coach Harry Griffin will take nftcen
Coach Harry Griffin took fifteen mon on
the six games played SO far this sen
son, the Cadets have lost only one
on next Saturday the Cadets will cross
bats IN. "a match game with the fast
going John Marshall team. Of Rirh
mond. or the local ininond a battle
royal is expected
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Total, 80 II ~ 1. I TOTAL. 2, E - ~ ,
'Ra ttch for Adhms In ninih

pet"rsbnrg. .....o 20 90
summary: Runs-NoorehciI 81, spenc er
%, ron t2l, RHchie. Graham. Richner
Stoisn bases-Hclfrch, Moorcnsld. Spencer
ron, Rtchic. Graham. Sacrifice hits
Wrauan, Poh. Ritchie. Three base hi,r-
raham, Richncr. Two base hits-Moors-
nrlu. hcnry' walters. Base ON balls or
Hamilton. :; off Adams, .: of Graham :;
struck out-by Hamilton. l. by Adams I:
by Graham. s. Left on bases Newport
News, S; Petersburg. s. D0ubi. plsys-Iiclf.
rich to Walters; Msurcr Wrattcn To
Walters Hit by pitched ball sloorcderd by
Adams. = Wratten Ilits-on Hamilton 4
and runs In Innings. Umpircs, Hughes
and Kennedy. Time, I 80
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MACKMEN AGAIN LOSE

PHILADELPHIA, Aprt % New
York defeated Philadclphia Ia ten in
utuGA hcrc to-day by { 10 . rho ho,h"
team scored its runs of Fisher in the
iUutih inning by punching three hits
with Two errors and led until the ninth.
when, with two nGt and I'cckinpaugh
az. second rs tn" result of "a single aud
stolcI base, tlartlcll. who battcd for
FISHER. singled, sending in Peck in
nauch and tying the score. New York
ihcn Won on an error by Witt, pipp's
trlplc and Pcckinpaur single. Score:
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EDDIE PLANK DEFEATED

- LOUIS. April -, Rbwla nd :
White sos added another southpnw
Nctm I" thc!r llSl to-day, whipping
the veteran Eddie FLANK IN the hrs'
game Of the series. Il 10 1 The CHI
"as"aus punched four hit. ~ Two IN.
nines nri Win III" help OF an cr,ol
'"Iisi"rnd al 81 Their runs. Russell
s0uihr;,"cc all "t the pa>tiuIc Tor III
senators, and w!,E touched for seven
swatS. McMulIin ana jackson shared
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CARDS STOP CHICAGO

CHICAGO, April o9.-S, Louis cui
cd Chicago's winning streak today.
routing Mcconnell aud winning s to
poak held the Cubs safe until tho
evcnth "hen Sallec went TO tho res
Ne Home runs by Beschcr aud Long
help"d ;hc visitors, and the nrs, chi
ago score Was counted on Williams g
nmer. u! the eighth inning with
-l1lth or second. Bethel accidCnt.,lv
inrcw his bat nc"rly to Third base.
zimmerman left the bag unguardcd to
.ick UP the ha, ana Smith stole third.
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tsrnoklS ~.


No. " WTa ~ y T 7
Eau for Myers tn tho ninth
Eattsa for Smith in ninth
Su-us out, hi' ny own hart,d b.dl
F-''sd for Kelly in ,cnth
''ssU tor EariIcu ~ ,wclfth
G.''~G tur Stroud ~ ~iNin
Hsitsd for anderson I'm rwclt,h
5, ~rc by innings T..
rrokiyu ...h ~ +,
''v Work. ...." 20 a.,
summary Runs DsUbert To-. Wheat.
'.son. p'Nars. pryi". Fletcher On AI~ri.!c
}sse on hails-or Smith :: or Cheney y.
Il anderson. struck out--by smith .
- ,h"u-H. = nr Anderson hy stroud,
Three base hits Wheat: kc'iy Two
40 hiis-St"nGcl, Meyers. Mcri,le ,gD Sac
'uuc Nc Wheat stolen base DOYLE. Dou-
To- playS--'ut>hHw 70 pHuDcrr, Fletcher
'oHle 20 Kelly WIG pir"h-Smith Hts
smith. 70 In \ innings. of NsrGuard. I
i' iuriue OF stroud. ~ 8 innings TIM
klcm aud t.ms'ic Time q hours
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T0NEY LOSES HIS GAME

III~BtEGn. April Pittsburgh
nfod Cincinnati her" Today, to
eccr'uc both thcir runs OF Toncy
10 the nrst inning on double BY
,!g'. and siu.les by Barney. Hinch
IAN and Wagner, after which Shuiz
..cu, m lalc pitched the las, inning
NomuuN allowed ono run IN the sew
'Ntn on singles toy Groh, Nollwitz and
3riNih, and aftor he passed the Nrst
"o men in tho .igh,h, ne gave way
go M,llcr, who retired tho siuc score:
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Albany at Montgomery.
lOniy one game scheduled.)
the hitting honors for tho sox. Score:
'rotals....3l s 81 II Totals. % 27lb
'Batted for robin in ninth

'hlcaEo ....U U y " " " ID
st. Louis ........ 80 o OIL
summary: Runs-J. Collins. McMullin
Schaik. Shotton. Two-base miscellaneous
Shotton, j. Collins. Thrce-baSe hit--Jackson
Struck out-by Plank. 4; BY Russell. .. Base
on balls-on Plank, .: OFF Russell. D.: Stolen
bases-E. Collins, Schalk, Ssler. Sacrifice
hits-McMulin. f. Collins, Austin. Plank
Double plays-Tobin TO Sialer: Jackson to
Schalk; Schalk to Weaver. Triple play
Weaver to Fournier. Umpires. OLoughlin
and Ilildebrand. Time, 1860.
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, sns Is IS ns ie2 sshiii,ns}. $3.50
The Duke. los tMurphy). $40, third.
Time. so 40. Lady Michie Besant,
Tree owen, Little Spider and Cadillac
sixth race--three- year olds and up,
SIN furiongs-M l07 (Mur-
pmy), $50. S4.20 and 81. won: Sosci,
lV0 (UOnc), SS.iO and $50. sccond: TO.
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BUILDERS LOSE TO NUTS

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, April %
petersburg mixed hits with poor play
ing by the Shipbu,lders this afternoon
and easily won tho third game Of the
series, 10 to The local pitchers were
wild and ineffective. while Graham
was invinciblc in the pinchcs
The locals only run came In tho
ninth on Richncr's triple aud Kohl
beckcrs single, with two out. Fol
tue local team presented changed
lineup to-day. Box Score:
pctrrshIrr N....a.t
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.PH|lL|ES BEAT BRAVES;
ALEXANDER WINS GAME
Boston Held to Eight Scattered Hits,
While Quakei's Hit Ball
Hard.
CARDS STOP CHICAGO CUBS
Winning Streak Finally Is Broken.
New York Loses i'm Twelfth-Pi-
rates Defeat Cincinnati by Close
Score.

BOSTON April 80. - Philadelphia
took the opening n.lne of series here
today. defeating tho Boston Nationals.
10 =. Alexander allowed Che Braves
only eight scattered hits. while the
visitors hi tho ball hard, netting five
doubles. two Of which were made by
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Io'4!s7 - 10 c7ie Totals 20 ! % 10
ttsiied for Mcconnell in seventh.
t7Hited for Fischer in ninth

Bp4is - o III D. n p n
hicaro - q ID q q q " !.
nmnary Rum FISCHER ~. smith t.j.
e,HcA Long Gon$ales Sallcc. Williams.
f!'i Ntnu, Fischer Two base hits
si"r. betz"l Homo runs Williams Long
''eSch@T Double plays NJ Council TO Doc
~ 10 safer Mcconnell 10 DooIau; Rotzcl Il,
iorHsby - Miller to HornaGy 3sscS ON
allS.oH MccpGnell. ]; on DOsE. Sa.ri-
IL" htis.'sin H.. BetZei, Long XEiliug
tolet bsses-Sinith, Bctlci, SNYDER, I'm
l"rnsn struck ou;-,by Mcdonnell { bv
!oak. 80 u! Ssil"c, :; by pronGergast
- us ~ h'p "a 80 tWrit't tuis-
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ANNAfOLis. ND. Ami = Nav ..oi,
u-m The IniNorsity Of Norm. ",ruuus -.
-'a.t ~ 70 IN tho ,hird 'ui,u. ~. md
IhjIytifn got xix hitt aud four r.s-c-. ,.nt'i
.TJh, wild pitch and Two rtor ra.t'd
az ri'iS
Score hv r.ings it ..
NoTth Carolina. 90 .h uren .
--SIrHs 80. ........... 20" - lo rgu .,.,. az y
IL kss'@ri@Ei ''uirell Curry .ud Cul.io.r-
BlodEett and Connuily
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,SuWHhry: Kuns-Cronin, Moore ca
rox 60. simmons: AIbus barnett. GrabIs.
r,wo-nase hits-Wood. Parker, Cradle
Three-base hlts-St. Martin. Crablo. stolen
bascs,Moore ca. cuctc. ST. Martin Duu.
bi" piays-Wapd to cronin 10 Fux; cronin
to Moore 10 Fox. Buses on balis-by Wood,
=: 10y Russell, H. Battcrs hit--hy Russell
iSt Martini. Struck out-by Wood i: Nv
Russell: 4 Passed balls-ReynotIs left on
bases-Portsmouth, Z; liopeweli, l. Umpire
Rosnna. Time. 2:On. -
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Philadelphia.
N-ATE % J. = InFHIs ----NE
E.,te6 for Hughes in fourth
Eattod for Barnes in riuth

score by innings: Il.
rhadelphis ....- ..--l %
Boston ..... .-.......-.n OIL a."
summary. Runs stock. bancroft ~, Lu-
tisrls, Nichor, Compton CO. Tw" base hits
= Stock Good Compton. NichoH. i,udcrus
~, Whitfield Stoion hsSc-Ni.hon. Sacri-
ace hits-Wilhott. rashcrt go pcublc rlas>
-Fvrrs to Eonctchy ca: Coll,us to Gowdy:
Barnes to Smith Nonct"hy. Rasr on
1aile-of Hughes, {; off Barnes. :. OF Alex.
,ndsr, !. Struck cut-hy Hughes. :: by
Barnes ! NV NlcNaudrr, > Wilt stitch
NeNandG.r. umr''rs. H's'"r '"d E"s"n,
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Martin Ma; trlpisd. and with two down and
Parker's NY In the ninth. and three
more runners crossed. The locals hit
WOOD hard after the hfth inning. but
'couiu drive only one runner across I'm
each OF the last four innings Sim
mons featured at bat with four singles
In hive attempts. The score.
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JOHNSON IN GREAT FORM

WASHINGTON, April - - Boston
was helpless before Walter johnson to-
day, and Washington won, to o, hit
ting Foster hard In the seventh and
eighth innings. Only twenty-nine bat
tiers faced Johnson, three OF the five
on the bases. Score
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, natted tor shul,z in eighth.

SFore hS innings,
'.ncinnati 49,. .....,.o o, a.,
pittsburgh ...- ...o o q q q q q -
summary: Runs-Groh Raird R.-n.y
Two sate hHs-Noalr and Baird Doube
r.ays- Wingo aud Gr"h. Bases on balls
- Shuit2. = off MamauN. 3. StruoE on,
r., Shul,G. :. by N.inauN n, ny
tlt"hcr-hy Dale, / umurcF o'Duy AMI
r. rrisun. Time. i.ji
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National League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Pittsburgh. :: Cincinnati. 7.
Philadelphia. i: Buston, :.
FrnoiilNn. ): New Work.. T.
II. inuis. y: Chicago, :.
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How They Stand This Morning
International League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
BunniU, \; RICHMOND, g.
Baltimore. 10; Mont real. 3 tfirst camel.
Montreal. a. baltimore. 8 (serond xanae).
Newark. q; Toronto. =.
Providence, I; Rochester. @.
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STANDING or CLUBS

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
~ Paul M Toledo.
minneapolis at Columbus.
Kansas City at Intlianapuis.
Milwaukee at Louisville
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E E'$s.. iG Ss 'ysa psss;,:n ,s;s ,A!s
Pierre and santo also ran. ''s's9
Seventh race--three. ysAr.o lds. Mil
and seventy yards--Howdy How'll
III tAndersonl. 81. .S3I0 and IS, wof]
Ely Home. lo7 Wliliains). $3.50 AM
~. third. Time. l:i6 3-5. Hardwood
lady Mexican and Mabel Dciawar r,
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American League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Washington. :; Boston. q.
New York. {: Philadelphia, ..
Chicago. 2: 81. Louis, |.
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s'o'e w inn'nss' Il.
Boston ........ ........0 o a 90
Washington 80. 30 x-4
summary: Runs-Judge t2l, Ainsworth
Milan. Left on -has es--Nationais 6; Red Sox
= Base on bRlls-otf Foster. g. Struck out
by Johnson. d: by Foster. l. Sacrifice hits
Morgan and Ainsmith. Stolen bases-Judge
aud Moran. umpres Owens and Connolly
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Fiiiludr
'Batted for VII, In tenth.
'Bdtl"d for Pick In tenth
~ Nl'u lHF ilrn'f IN INV VI
Ran FOR iiartzcil in ninth

TNWII'|N Ilrl''T IT'TTT-
Ran for iiartZcil in ninth.
Score by innings. Il
Philadelphia .... a . = u !.
Sew York ......... - ~ / - -,
summary: Runs StruHk. NChuis, Magcc.
S''run iipp. I""kiupduSh Hts OF Fisher.
IN Innings Two base hits ioic, Mai
sci, Threc-b.So hit-Pipp. Sacrifice hit
tidrinS struck out--by Fisher. g. by Moy-
rs .i 10y 'u'lor. =. Double plays Pcckin.
paugh 10 Gsdcon 10 PIP. Base on balls
OF Myers, s. OF Fisher I Wild throws
rlm.. -.t.
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WHERE THEN PLAY TODAY.
ST '.omis nj Chicago.
Pittsburgh mt Cincinnati
cont, two games srhcduleil
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STANDING OF CLuu

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Chattanooga at Memphis.
Little Rock at Nashville.
Atlnntu at Mobile.
Birmingham at New Orleans.
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South Atlantic League
YESTERDAY.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
jacksonville, q: Columbia, twelve in
ninc>i.
Mont comery. =: Macon. l.
Charleston. 8: Augusta. >.
Albany. s: Columbus. =.
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Rocky Mount.
r. ~ - A
Totals. SO S:iIo I rnials- Fl .;

,3attcd for InIlo In seventh
Score by innings. II
Rocky Mount .n n n n ~,
HoIiolh 49,. ......n = Z ~
,,.,uHihiarS: Runs--parnal 90 t2I, Newton
united, Bruce. Morpeth. Sticking t3p Two,
n hits-Gray Parmalee. Sticking Three
nase hits Bruce. Stolen buses-Si,k iuc
Whitted, Newton. Double pIays-Cochram L"
Morpeth to Welchcr: Mcmahon to Harts.lI
70 Morpeth. Base on balls--on league z
Sticking; Newton. Bruce: off Cochran 4
nnnSnm' Mcclellan, Cray: Left on bases
ROCKY Mount. 10; Norfolk, B. Hlts-off In :
gle, In Innings off league. . In . innings
; Struck ou,-bS lugie; 2: by Tongue. .: by
cochran, T. Passed balls-Talbot (al Inn
pirc. Warner Time, 100. Attendance. 500
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Virginia League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Petersburg. 10; Newport News. |.
Norfolk. :: Rocky Mount. >.
pnrtsmnmth, II; HONEYWELL, >.
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American Association

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
l.ouisviile. :; milwaukee,. ;.
minneapolis $: Columbus, |.
indianapolis. 2: Kansas city. a.
Toledo. =; st. Paul. tcn fnuinSs)
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STANDING or CIIrns

,.,, WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Chicago at -. Louis.
Cleveland ut Detroit
ipnIA two Iamcs scheduled,
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North Carolina League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Raleigh. 4; Greensboro. !.
.Nsheviite, la Charlotte. II.
Durham. Z; WinstO Salem, i.
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Southern Association

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Atiantn; :: Mobile, 3.
New Orleans, =; Birmingham. :.
Chattanooga. IL: Memphis, >.
Nashville. Z: Little Rock, !.
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STANDING or CLUBS.

WHERE THEN PLAY TODAY.
CSC games schcdulcd>
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STANDING or CLUBS.

Toronto mt Newark.
Rochester mt Providence.
ton1y two gulncs schcsluled.)
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Detroit


'Batted for Stanage in ninth
'RGtied for Duhuc In ninth
IRAN for Crawford In ninth
fBattch for Roland tn ninth
tCne out when winning run scored
Score 10y innings: r.
Cleveland 30 ] I . o o.
summary; Runs-Nitt. Neach. Burns
Young, Maise Graney CO, Speaker, Smith
stolen basea-Howard, Grauey. Stanage
Sacrifice hits-Iioward. Ieilman. Turner
Wa.ubS. NaNIuauSE Twu-b bias. hits--Smith
Speaker. Gandi Three base hit-Smith
hANes on halls-by Dubu". 8; hy klcpfcr, >;
10y ccycieshic, :. struck nut-by ki.pfcr
=: bN Covelcskie. :. Double plsy-DuDuc and
Huris Passed balia-O'Eeii. Wild pitch
<lepi"r- Cripircs. Evans and emit Time.
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STANDING OF CLUES.

WHERE THEY plAY TODAY.
No games schctluied.)
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Washington.


Rated for Thomas In ninth
fBattrd for Foster ia ninth.