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LOST AND FOUSD.

LOST. in West End. satchei containing car
pcnters tools. Finder will please return
sam" "a g W. montgomery. shop. TIA West
Gary or call boulevard hc75 and receive
reward. =
Lost. Ia uinter Park. Kappa Sigma fratcr-
HItT pin 'stdr and cres,ent with opals
uehr 3 ana rubies. Call Madison 3Isp-J. Re
LOST. female scotch collie. Answers to
the name Bell Please return TO l3t South
cherrv strict Reward
l..f 4 In Francionis toilet. gold watch
iILm!lton works with Initials I r. r.
ru back Finder call Boulevard ll21. Re
49,. strayed stolen from my pasture
"fe black mare with small stag In foe
head. seven years old. Reward for intor.
IN lion as TO Mhereahouts. -: BosscuX
NJ question asked IL party taking UNI
brclla from comb counter In Woolworth's
r.turn 10 Times Dispatch Office
LOST. between Odson Thea'er and CAPITAL
city Lunch. one cum button. initials a II
reward II returned 10 IL -. Robb. 6.3 East
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W. II .,t-'I ].
SCOTS Old Market DruS Store IS the stor-
Of Richmon. WhGn you get anything
from SCOTS lis right The bfst Suiutna
olive Oil, IS tie gallon; Dorien Olive Oil.
81 81 per gallon. SCOTS Corn Plaster will
make cripple dam. !r JOY. &c, SCOTS
wonderful Blood hiNtur, cnrttheS The blood
and makes - pure infant. 81 The
bottle: Scott D;Ecstiv. EIixir Is a panacea
for nervous indigestion, 5nc. SCOTS Liver
Pills best earth. luc. SCOTS Pic Salve
is wonder. 25c: Stotts Rheumatic Mixture
positively cures sc; C.inninehan's Royal
Remedy and injection for men dncs the
work soc each 'iunnineh hams Elixir Of Life
restores lost manhood, 51C; chewing to.
bacco. sc and SC the plug. smoking toba Geo.
zoe the pound. 81 NaGnum Brand Tea. 25c
the half-pound Trurscs fitted by an eX-
pert: grcharge for fitting. Mail orders Y
specially. Big stock. right prices and polite
attention We beg Jour patronage
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TRIBUTE.

4 Tribute
iHE richmond city Dental Society indi-
lIuaiiy ana as AN organization. has sui.
% pr GEORGE Il. STEEL. the pa,risHch
"t eaSh one Of US lie was skiifuI in his
1855 until his death AT eighty-one years OF
age and always fair and courteous 10 his
night ana i ha. he eonGdeIce OF ali In an
by mis- unselhsh friendships. In which he
never varied; In his family circle. his
church. ami the several Masonic bodies. his
death leaves a void indeed Peace to his
DIR. JOS w EGGLESrON,
DIR y. l.. STAFFORD
DIR C.. y. MERCER.
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NO TIME LIKE THE
EVERLASTING NOW

The dime TO rent your
mouse is when you wamt 90
rent it. ls yours vacant?
While you are reading
tais some ONE is fussing
because the knowing prob
lem has mot been settled.
The It'd FOR RENT"
Colunnas are every-morm-
ing re ding these days.
Have yosl tried Co secure a
eenanG by advising aiuaa
Through ehis paper?
One liGtle ad may rid
rent very from two farni-
sy's =ain1ls---yours and a
mew eenanG.
Try alais sysseua once.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-03

EXPERIENCED sewers wanted on skirts
and waists. Apply third floor from a. NJ
to II NJ Monday and Tuesday. Only eXpcri-
snced help will be considered. j. Il. Mosby
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ANfED-Agents.
m.n 100 pc ssn sn ,oI rToa
Franklin Street. Dept, q. Philadelphia. ia.
AGnSrS M3ndsrfn nsw S dfn1o, nE
icrs call from to 6. zimmerman. Room as.
Mnrnhv's Hotel
our" our aiumi i ntsnsii cieaner," E ysrS
Mig. Co. i.cmont. III.
AGENTS; your, opportunity is right hero I"
nnan". you on the hisscst money ma king
line Of aluminun coc w utensils and sns-
facturers OF aiuminnmwarc our sales plan
nnSs to n ON cn Te GS an
$40 L" 500 week Free sales course teaches
Il YOU arc strong "n"nrh /" Siam r ,rSs
reriy n sGnH = nHs!a i y n
Aii,irinu,n Mfg Co. Lamont. Ill
WASTED fly TsEs T1,,S
EsSl"slys 'Sfri,arv. Siah"is Co. Atlanta S".
AGENTS to sell modern, store necessity OF
s"aGf eassas ~ in hs
Man ss 100 wasRinEton Rivd'. chica ,;;'eS
WIZ ,Eins star. s s"" and %os 81 r" d s"S ssv
.ncratinE our New SYSTEM SneciaiW candy
nsE rn rrS
ict free. RaGsdale Co" Box $. East oranse.
TAILORING agents. get greatest line OF
mems made to- measure suits. Retail mi
SIS Good profits Fall and winter samples
ready. Leeds Woocn Mills. Chicago. III. n
SELLING; agents wanted tor our spccia IiZcd
Young nicn's mad Ito measure clothes We
furnish sample bnoks only first season;
swa tchcs second season. Agents selling $500
and upwards per season. Write for our
proposition. Kay Il Co. % West jackson
Blvd Chicago.
Agents: New game for cigar stores barber
Hhops etc. Easy. big seller. Particulars
free. United Saiesboard Co.. Trenton, ". J..
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PANAMA and straw hats cleaned and re-
modelled Ia newest styles. Write for
prices. Sch!oss. ha,..T. -. Broad street.
Richmond.
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WANTED. nonresident. working houeckecp-
cr for privat" family. Must he abr tn
dirTcS servants and do pla In sewing. Apply
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Wanted, a Real Estate +,
Salesman.
" ANrEl,-AyentS.

o.. interesting and liberal plan for good
salesman only onc-hundred point men need
Mpply Box 80. * IS: care Times. pispa tell
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AT once, 10 ladies to travel, demonstrates
ara and sell wsli-esta blished line to our deal
Good iipay. >. Railroad fare paid: Goodrich
Drug Co. Dept. 612, Omaha, Neb
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ale ur,d Female

COOKS. maids nurses. orderlier. porters
heIlinen: any others needing work see
virginia business Exchange 3i6 North Sec.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR SALE

GOOD. clean, we'll established. paying busi-
ness ana building. Rare opportunity fer
business Of tins kind viii sell for linn e.
diate possession or November /. 1916. Rea-
son for selling. bad health Address B sac.
care Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-03

FOR sale. oldest grocery store on Seven
tesnth street. Doing good cash colored
trade See II. B. Taylor. go North Seven
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roh Sale or trade. mineral farm. also bust
m,SS property IN growing towa Randolph
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BOARDING..

| DESIRABLE rooms with best table board;
evening dinners. table ,boarders wanted.
| Mrs. ". A. Chesterman. 20?0 Monumen.
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".E;,ri -. to invest ~ L" 5000 in estoo-
,,,, Ill" mercantile business preferably
y " Sr ,SSiLrIiceiS are required, ii J2y. care
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-03

HANDSOMELY furnished second STORY front
and others. Excellent meals. 200 East
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Statesmen calling on manu-
factrrers to handle AL lcgiti-
mate, profitable side line. The
American TuEpentine Co., Clev-
Gland, Ohio.
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GOOD INVESTMENT.
III y equipped plant hut need capital,
i! ,rsirc to form stock company in a good
point or partner with services. Opportunity
LOT ipc-"ire TO connect with profitable
hanofactnrng plant. Address Manufacturer.
]. ~ care Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-03

WANTED good cook for family Of q Apply
261L.A Hanover. Avenue.
WANTED good miiper, one who under
stands making, 10 learn apprentices at
once. Apply Mrs. l.. Barnett
COOK wanted. must stay place Apply
late Monday evening Tuesday morning
ill2 Parton Avcnuc. BARTON Heights
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tOlt sale. grocery. butcher shop and con-
teCtio!ery. Must be sold at once Apply
5.i South Pine street
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WANTED. working housekeepar Com
= pete s charge private house; large family {:
hoard and lodging. Address. with ref
erences. G. 33i. care Times Dtspatch
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AISLE manager wanted Ivy Chicago manu-.
lacturer: open office: employ statesmen;
should net $4,000 first year. $500 to 800
capital required. RiNtord, II East Jack
son. Chicago.
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Saloon for sale In East BaItimore. Ball.
mnr'.. Ma Stock. license and three-storv
uwclilnG lot lSNlno. ground rent. S7a: !. halls
III connection herewith producing good rev
t s, from eight societies. Saloon corner for
ht"i.E, Years Pricr very reasonable. II!
h"a,'h or owner. reason for sale. Apply Gil
nui'tlipc Baltimore NJ '"o'''U'"
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WANIE 1000 agents. good talkers Part
,herShip: pay $40 To $1,000. Give your phone.
u 81. care Times Dispatch.
FOR sale or rent. Lyric moving picture
mouse, well equipped. X. V. Wade. Farm
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! WANTED. colorcd girl. about Is as nurse
LOT i-yeRr-oid child. Apply at once 100
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WANTED, men. women. copy mating lists
Excellent paying proposition. lnclose lOc
| tnr' forms, prices. contract Great Western
| Compiling. Box IA. South Bend. Ind
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LARGE. bright ,furnished rooms. second
floor. with good board. I20 West Grace
Street, corner Henry. Phone Randolph
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DELIGHTFUL rooms and board. Special
summer rates. Also table board. l0l
t.;SC franklin Street
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SUMMER BOARDING

SpEED September in the beautiful Blue
RluGe Mountains at Greenwood on c. &.
y. H. X. High elevation, beautiful scenery
mineral water Reasonable rates. For in.
formation apply Mrs. NJ. ). Harris. Green
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WANTED. ambitious lady as district man
ager and ladies' whole or spare time to
represent good old line life insurance com
pany for Richmond and vicinity. Constan;
instruction and ssiStanrc given in our
insurance school. This is new and OK :
cent !Onal opportunity to acquire ,n i,d.-
rerdcncc through guaranteed future income.
Address Lady Agency Manager. T. o. BOX
Va
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AGENTS-I.ive men. 100 pc. cent profit
4 new household necessity. Send for par
ticuIars Franklin Specially Co. 1910 North
Franklin Street. Dept. o. Philadelphia. Pa
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GAKTSIDE'S Iron Rust Soap Co. 1864 Lam
Iron Rust Soap trade mark. print ana
copyright registered In the L. = Patent
DMCet removes iron rust. ink and all I'M
washable stains from clothing marble etc.
Good seller. big marctns agents wanted.
The original BE. tube. Beware OF infringe
ments and the penalty Tor making selling
and using infrinEed article.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED. furnished. heated room with
out hoard. on Grove. between FouShcc and
Monroe Tark bv Young man state terms
pcr month \ $50. Times DiS,,n:ch
W ..N -. unTurIiSnvi Rooms wi N
main. neat. Eas. water. H.",t.ic i.htS fi..
ECON with or without 30 ,rd In private
c,.ccs can Madison i96s- w -
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WANTED board by working girls II,
West End tsistcrs). ID JUS. care Times
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HELP WASTED-Female.

"ANTED. al stat hospital fr The In
sane. h 'nEs Park, n. Y. healthy. .n,clli-
gent white women of good character ne
tween tho ages Is and 81. to care for mental
and nervous cases Differences r.o,i cd
Address supcrintcnbenI
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- : - - -
COUNTRY BOARD.

Lea HURST. auet. convenient attracti,
country home on Ashland trolley line; IN
one one vacancy Address MISS Williams. K. =
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NEWLY furnished rooms with board. siugla
cnsuite. private baths: also table board
Franklin
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=
SITUATION WANTED-Malc.

WANTED. clerical. position; S years expe-
rience In bookkeeping and figures. Refer
ence furnished. Address III. L." Milford.
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~ AETED "a COLLECTOR for the new 4. * -,
Credit Clothing Store at No. West Broad
81 reet. tina; VII omen about Snnte N her .
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VERNON CASTLE full graduate will DO,
limited number of engagements in q
latest steps. Boulevard :22l-J.
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LARGE shady lawn. brick buildings, water
Sas. good table Folder. photo. diagram
anu terms on application Drawer u
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SAl,ESMEE. Clark was making $3.50 mont hly
selling advertising novelties. He is aver
aging slN weekly with uS. w. can lncrc, -.
your income proportionatcly: inycstirnt.
Write Ella HI SIGN Wnrl, i,,i.,u -, - W.
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WANTED--Room and Board.
kIUNls WITH BOAKD.

TO rent. with board. furnished or unfur.
niSh,d steam heated, electric lighted
rooms. with hot and cold water in same.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-03

WANTED table boarders at 1909 West Grace
evening dinner. nice rooms may be secured
In block. Phone Boulevard i3aS-W
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NERf attractive rooms for rent with board
Annre.s rs. care Times Dispa tch
CoMFokTABl.E room cxcclcnt. board, con-
Table board. - - %
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-10
Loses
TO ". JOHNSTON

DEL MONTE. Gal. June 24.-Wn-
ham Johnston Of San Francisco. ma
tional singles tennis champion. an.
neXed 10 his hon0rs here today the
Pacific states singles championship
by defeating Clarence Griffin Of San
Francisco, 81. "a. -. 81. Griffin
ana Johnston are national doubles
champions.
Clarence Griffin and William John
etOn also won the Pacific states men :
doubles tennis title defeating J {.
RohliS Of Berkeley. and Bowie bet
rick Of the University Of California,
in three straight sets O.. CO. So.
Miss Helen Baker Of San Francisco
won the Pacific states women's sin
giles tennis championship by defeat
ing Miss Marjorie Thorn in the finals
st, ia
in the Pacific Junior championship
singles remi-iinaIS Roland Roberts,
San Francisco, defeated Morgan Fot-
tren. San Francisco. d.. 81. and FL
mer Griffin defeated Frank Winnie.
50 t-4
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, crowd, grabbed the broom and "urlrd
II clear to the stand, breaking the
broom-throwing record by seven
inches. Then Wilson struck ont and
protested, but he had an even break all
around.
Four in the First
After the janitOr work is attended
10 in proper fashion, one might re-
turn to the game. En- she, fist up,
was hit; kai Luke was safe or an
error, but was caught at second. Lang
ambled, All Lee doubled and wild
pitch. an error and fielders chCice
gave the Chinese lead OF four runs
in the first stanza
They scored again in the fourth
when Hoon XII singled, LeonS hit a
hot one through C'Neil and then
Cheong got the Santa Claras doing the
Art Smith stunt when he made a big
success Of the hit and -un play, and
Leong scored later on q hlt by Ping
Kong. That was al! Of the Bliss for
Santa Clara. They pre- IT ded to hold
the loCals.
Kan Yen and En- Sue.
Only IN one inning did Santa Clara
secure more than one bingIe off Honn
XII. This was in the seventh when
Hall, Preciado and Desmond singled,
but fast double play started by Kan
Yen stopped the rally. Kan Yen was
all over the diamond and played his
usual snappy game. En- Sue was a
busy. little body ali afternoon, and
covered more territory than a trav.
cling salesman selling locomotives
He went over in the other county
twice and cut off sure hits.
Cheong broke into the game for the
first time in many moons and handled
his position well, All Lee going to
the keystone sack. Louie Milburn
was in the game all the time, and
handled three hard chances, one
which looked like a hit. In addition
he had his eagle eye focused. and
landed three hits. Catcher Hall con-
tfnued to show that he is one of the
niftiest backstops that has appeared
here in many sleeps, and not home
player purloined a mattress. He didn't
use the broom, but was an able man
with the bludgeon. Bensberg and Kan
Yen hit hard, but both we're robbed
on two occasions. Lang Akana led
the Chinese hitters with two safe
ones. Gay was on the mound for a
few innings and held the Chinese safe,
but did not show the breaks that
Bliss handed out.
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gabrite on bases Time of game !
hour and SO minutes
clara g, Lulu I.
And when they are good they are,
etc. Santa Clara chalked up their
second victory of the year at the ex,
pense of NJ Josh Paresa's crew on
Saturday aftelnoo The Lulus are
being used rather roughly Santa
Clara players had on their hitting
clothes, and landed Il hits eff one
"BlOndy" Williams, who was on the
mound for thu Lulus.
"Pinkfe" Leonard had the job on
the firing line for the visitors, and
Johnny Carroll was the only Lulu to
come on to the wire. This was in the
first inning. After that the Pink
person held the Lulus far from the
plate, and the Lulus proceeded to
tire themselves out chasing hits or
playing a little soccer
And Then the Deiuee.
For seven innings Blondy held the
Santas to two runs, and then began
to weaken. Paresa was sitting on
the bench figuring up, and failed to
give the sign to Meyer, who might
have ended some of the suffering. He
continued to figure, and "Blondy" con-
tinued to be bumped. The boys got
the blond boys range all right and
held target practise on the fences.
During the afternoon they got
homer, a triple, and six doubles, and
Paresa Kept figuring. Santa Clara
used an adding machine and found
out after the recapitulation that they
had nine runs.
The Lulus made seven errors just
to make things all the worse. Bens-
berg got a homer, a double and two
singles cut OF four jaunts to the rub
Der. Gay gathered a triple and a
double. Desmond had two doubles to
his credit. Several other gentlemen
had a merry time with the bat. The
Santa Claras looked good, but as a
ball game it was poor exhibition.
Johnny Carroll got two hits during
the afternoon and with Perry had the
fielding honors of the day.
Joe Sneeze touched the base run
ner as he was at the third sack in
the third inning and Wilson was
called out. There was a loud protest
but Capt. Stayton took one glance at
his 47-jewel Ingersoll. and cried, Let
the game 90 on" 1t went on and
then on and On until the shades OF
night were sneaking, over the left
field fence. The Lulus intend to wan
the next time cut. Censored.
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SERVICE FIRST
REACH Second
IN BALL GAME

Service First, Reach second That
vas the result OF the baseball game
played on Sunday morning at M0iWN
Field when the team representing TIA,
Honolulu Construction ( Draying
Company defeated the Rea> team uH
score of II to q.
Sam Ku, pitching for the ScrVic"
First aggregation, struck out - Of
the Reach team who failed to reach
right Dolningos sent eight OF the
draymen back to the shade. Black
and Kama were the big hitters of the
day, securing three bingles each. The
Reach team played listless ball
throughout, nine errors being chalhed
up against them. The score.
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ABOUT ALIeIs.

, Since Santa Clara has lost a y
, big majority OF games here, there =
, have been any number of alibis =
y floating around the city given =
, out by a lumber OF the Santa y
, Clara followers. Some say that y
= the pitcher has nothing, and as y
' rule he usually has nothing y
that they can hit. Others say y
, that they had the worst of the y
= breaks, but the breaks often are y
, made according to the best ball y
, players. y
These expressions bring out y
, the story that Henry Chilling y
, worth once told regarding an ali y
bi. Henry says that when he y
= was in school the kids hadea good y
, debating team and used to de- y
; feat all the other teams. One y
? day they met a good team and y
lost Henry asked one of the y
, speakers how they happened to y
lose. "Oh. they had big team; y
, thew outweighed us 10 pounds y
to the man" y
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-10
JOHN NOR HAS GOOD
RECORD IN ROWING
CIRCLES At CORNELL

J. T. Moir, who rowed No. 3 on the
Cornell Junior Varsity. is a son OF
John Motr of Hawaii. Under Court
ney's training the Hawaii boy has
made good with a vengeance, and his
name is freely mentioned in Ithaca
rowing circles. Moir weighs In at
178, being one pound under the heav-
lest man in the crew. -Four crews in
the Junior varsity race had an aver
age pOundage Of from 1872 to 1863. The
statistics of the Cornell crew are as
fDllnwS.
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Service First

Summary: Three-base hits, SOuZa
NJ. Perry, Ku; two-hase hits, Kama 2,
Marcial, CoIburn, Black; sacrifice hits,
j. Perry, F. Joseph; stolen bases,
Souza, Kan Yen. M. Joseph, Domingos,
Dias; hit by pitcher, Marcial, Silva:
bases on balls, off Ku 2, off Domingos
2; struck out, by Ku Is, by Domingos
8; wild pitches, Ku 2, DomingOs |;
PASSED balls, Dickson 3, Joseph 2; UNI
pires, at plate, l.. Milburn, on bases. F.
Kalua; time of game, hour and -
minutes
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-10
OLGA DORFNER SETS
NEW MARK AT OAKLAND
Associated Press py Federal Wirelessl

OAKLAND, July 10-Olga Dorfner,
national feminine champion swimmer,
made a new record for Is yard tank
in this city yesterday afternoon when
she made the 100 yards in Ill rs.
Miss Dorfner won the feature race in
San Francisco on July 4, covering the
100 yards in los As for a new Amer
lean record.
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.I5gIH COMPANY
DOWNS BRAVES
ATFORT RUGER

The |raves met defeat At the hands
of the 18TH Co, C. \, c.. yesterday
afternoon on the Fort Ruser diamond,
by the score 1T i TO T.
No scoring was done until the fourth
inning when the Braves found South's
hall. making four neat hits and collect
ing as many runs The soldiers scored
once in the fourth and two i'm the
sixth. in the eighth the l69th scored
three more runs on account OF Wild
throwing on the Fart OF the Braves.
Pitchers Battle
The diamond was In poor condition
and new 10 the visitors, consequently
their fielding was not accurate; and as
the fielding OF the soldiers was below
the standard. the game was q pitchers
battle, South vs.. Nelson. Nelson OF
the Braves struCk out four. walked
two ami allowed nine hits, while South
of the l59th struck out eight, walked
one, and allowed but four hits.
Arrangements are being made for
another game between the two teams
to be played at the Fort Armstrong
diamond.
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Vernon 8, Oakland G.; Vernon 4, Oak
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Salt Lake 6, Los Angeles s,
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Vernon 4. Oakland 3.
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