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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-12
Two Killed by Explosion
in Frankfort Arsenal
Rp .4ssociaicd Ptess

philadelphia, April 12.-An accidental
explosion of powder in the decorating
department of the government arsenal
at Frankford, a suburb. where ammu-
milton is being manufactured in great
quantities, killed Philip McNally and
fatally injured Joseph Miller. The two
men were the only occupants or the
small structure in which they were
working McNally was instantly killed.
Miller was blown through a window
and terribly injured. Colonel Mont
gomery, commandant at the arsenal.
said the explosion was purely acci-
dental.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-12
HOUSE ADJOURNS
UNTIL MONDAY
Bill Introduced to Compel All
Persons TO Check Parcels Be-
fore Entering Capitol

The House held an hours session to-
day and after clearing its calender OF
first and second reading bills adjourn
ed until Monday. The Senate adjourned
for the week yesterday.
There being no chaplain present, the
session of the House was delayed Lan
minutes in opening. when Representa- :
tive Black volunteered to deliver the
prayer. He performed his duty well.
and the House listened reverently.
Mr.. Dell, of Huntingdon. introduced
a bill directing the superintendent of
public grounds and building to compel
all persons who enter the Capitol or the
State Library and Museum to check all
parcels, packages or walking stick they
may be carrying.
Mr. Fowler, Lackawanna, introduced
a bill giving the Public Service COM
mission power to compel railroads to
join in erecting and operating union
stations.
A bill taking the appointment of tho
Secretary of Agriculture out of the
hands of the Governor and empowering
the Agricultural Commission to make
the appointment was presented by Mr..
Whitaker, of Chester. 1t also provides
that the commissioners shall be paid
ten dollars a day when employed.
Mr. Fowler. Lackawanna, introduced
bill prohibiting combinations or con
tracts for the purpose of monopoly.
whereby the production. sale or price
of any article or commodity of common
use may be controlled or restricted or
competition in the same suppressed.
Representative Glass, Philadelphia,
broke the monotony of the session by
introducing a resolution congratulatinS
Representatives Aron and Cummins.
of Philadelphia, upon the arrival of
sons Before the resolution was adopt
ed a member wanted to know If the
father intended bringing up the sons as
Republicans.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-12
Deaths and Funerals
FUNERAL OF Mrs. CRAMER

Funeral services for Mrs. Ada II. Cra-
mer, 625 Reilly street, who died in the
afternoon at 3 o'clock from the under
taking parlors of C. III. Mauk. Sixth
and Kelker streets. The Rev. c, II.
Grove ofiiciated. Burial was made in
the East Harrisburg cemetery. Mr..
Cramer, who suffered a slight stroke
yesterday afternoon. was unable to at
tend the services. He had gone to the
Reilly street shops. when he became
sick. ell was taken to the Harrisburg
Hospital for treatment and later home.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-12
!. n. II. EyECUTIVE COMMITTEF

w. C. II. U. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES
An executive committee meeting OF
the Women's Christian Temperance
Union of Dauphin County will be held
Friday afternoon at $50 o'clock in the
Young Womens Christian Association.
second floor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-12
Church Patriotic Body
to Cooperate With State
Committee of Safety

At meeting of the Patriotic COM
mittee of the Camp Curtin Memorial
Methodist Church last night, it was
resolved to cooperate with the Penn
sylvania Committee of Safety and the
Red Cross Society in every way pos
sible, also to urging enlistment in the
western section of the city
Plans were made to form a COM
pany in that section and to secure a
competent man to drill 1t. A public
meeting to be held in the church is
being arranged and the date will be
announced as soon as word is received
from the speakers.
Yesterday afternoon a large Amer
lean flag 10x15 feet was floated to the
breeze from the staff on the tower of
the Camp Curtin Church The flag
is 11O feet from the ground and Is
over the site of Old Camp Curtin.
CHARGED WITH LARCENY
Helen Warfield colored, was arrested
last night at 510 Strawberry alley,
charged with larceny from the person.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-24
Philadelphia
Brooklyn

Totals....aO , t?,n Totals....33 | -
'Rattsd FOR ocschgcr In seventh.
NHNttcd for NlaNCr in ninth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-24
HAVRE DE GRACE RESULTS

Lady Eileen. 10. ,forchaui,. flc. so. :t3o
and 81. won: Astor"tI. iot iph"rt|. ~ ana
81. second: sincerity. ioi t."hins"nl. - 20.
third. Time. 30 a-G. .lunita H.. Aren't.
r""pcr, WIN Soon also ran. a.
DIohnsomb. $3.50. $3.50 ana $40. won. id!e
Michael. 40 ,Allen,. $3.50. 81 90. second.
IIandrunntng. -. tBsrrrtp. $3.50. third,
Time. 4:lO. Ag"u. otto fiot". Friiolr. Ken
worthy. Rrazcuose. Runway also ran.
Third racc-six furlonEs-kimG hasso,,
ryn Gray. ), (rroi.cJ.. - sac. second;
Time. il3 la Gainer. Modelling Miss,
Woodfair. Batwa. Soldier. Three Checrsi
Mnrianoa. nr. Nelson also rap.
Fourth racc-nNe and "nc-half furl"nSsao
second w%ni ?'I resby. - ''rrIt."Sirae3s. si..scS. mnird
Time. los 3-5. TOP q The Morning, SCR
beach. Skecr Face. Anita. Adclaid ',ls" ran.
i'ifth race--four and on"-half furlonE---
Tippity witche,. il3 oRobinsonl $3.50. .,
$40, second Virginia Yell. ~ tHu,w@Ln,
Land l.ubber, Edih T.. Fan Tan, Cmatilia
also ran.
sixth racc-miie and seventy yards
Rroomsedge. 100 ,Ambroseb. s@2so $3.50.
$3.50. 1880. second Preston Lynn. III ,W.
Carlavcrock. Terry. Bnly Culb.rtson. 70.
deles. Ine Finn. BriChley, Jessie Louise,
n IMPRESSION. MaNim's Choice also ran.
Seventh race-Tnile and seventy yards
won: Poughkc-psI". loG ,Baih. 50 t2lo.
second. Ella Ryan. 10! tRohinsonl; !2lo.
Odds and Ends also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-24

through with n home run cleaning the
cushions, he was banked and Black
cushions. he was yanked and Black
replacing him on third. No more runs
wer" scored, although Moocrs landed
for Il hit.
Eihel's homer was rather a curious
ono. Ills wallop between left and
ccntcr fields was n terrific one, and
Hack made third with case. but slow
ed up there wncn he saw Jacobson
had the ball. However. the outnelder
held it a moment too long and Hack
continued ~ his way. making tho pan
several feet in advance Of the ball.
Whitelnau. the player refused by
Richmond and signed by Toronto. rob
bed Eibcl of q certain two-base hit
when he went into tho air near the
fence and secured the pellet, while
Kelley also got away with Il dandy
fielding stunt when he mittcd Clcmens'S
foul after a hard run. lack l;ibel
stopped several wild throws TO first
and Distcll covered considerable
ground in his territory during the
anne
Toronto remains here for the game
this afternoon. Wyatt Leo probably
will be sent to the mound for the local
team, while Triple or Enwright prob
ably will be called upon TO perform for
Toronto.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-24
DlSMlSSES CHARGES
Police Court Drops CHsc Against I'm
pirc TnnnrhiIl md BnscbnII
Manager Smith.

.icsao Tannrhill. International Baec-
ball i."acu" uin plrc. and William
smith, manager OF tho Richmond club.
wcr" dismissed yesterday by .Ius,ico
triiChHcld III the Police Court. "A, tho
request of the arrcstiuE officers. on the
charE" "t hGhtinE Both men were ar
rested Saturday afternoon following a
faticuf during tho second basebaII
gam" at boulevard Field during AN
int"rmission in the game because al,
rain.
Tann"hill and Smith were hallcd AZ
the" park by Magistrate !. .A. purdio
Tor their appearance I'm the Police
Court yesterday morning, and the base
bali gam" continued. They told jug
ticc t~ruichfeld that the trouble was
the result Of "a MISUNDERSTANDING, and
that neither bore malice toward M,
other. Tho court accordingly dis
missed the charges.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-24
What Is Rheumatism?
Why Suffer From it,!

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ana ointmcnts. II is important that
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and not harm the most delicate stom-
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Write the physician OF this COM
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ADVICE Is furnished without charge.
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Swift Laboratory. Atlanta. Ga.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-24
VIRGINIA AWARDS LETTERS
baseball md rrnck MonngrnIns Pre-
srntrd Men for Abbreviated Seasons.
Two richmond nOSs IIonOrrd.
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.l

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. April ~
The advisory hoard of tho General
Athletic Association OF the University
of Virginia haas awarded baseball and
track letters to the ollowin
Observation-Disclosures White Smith. Of
Memphis. Tenn: Allen g. Thurman. Ir.
of Washington ID. G.; Douglas IL. Mar
tin. of Newport News. Va: william
Irwin r%r!chard. of Petersburg. Va;
Charles ~. White, Of Miami. Fla:
Charles y. Mahood OF Princeton. W.
Wa: stuart S. Itothwell. of Charlottes-
Vile: q. Morton, OF Raleigh. y. g.
Alex. u. Darlington, of DanvilIc. Va;
John Il. Mccall. Jr.. Of Memphis. Tenn.
aud Herbert f.. G~wathmey, of Rich
mond. Na.
Trnck-R. Allen Barker. OF East ST.
Louis. ILL.,; George a. Wilson. OF Rich
mond. Va: Richmond Maury. OF Nor
folk. Va: y. Prescott I;dnlunds. OF
1.%ynchburg. Va; Albert a. stone. OF
Roanoke. Va: r. Emory Round. of
Manassas, Va: William Cantr"ll Good
Sryn. of louisville. Ky; i. II. Wallace.
of I'adurah. Ky: Allen q. Thurman.
Jr, of Washington. y. G; Harris w.
Coleman. OF stanford. Ky. and John
Miner. Of AshcvilIc. y. G.
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ADJUSTMENTS


~ the Lyric. -,
Frank Burt. ED. Johnson and COM
pany. the mpan being Il young wo-
man. who has little to do except look
sweet. redeemed Il somewhat nstIcs.
week -opcninC bin Mt tho Lyric yes.
tcrday, with II rollickinE comedy sand
wich called Bluff" Tho audience beg
god for more and more. but the two
comedians quit while they were want.
cd. which, TX wise.
The bill runs like this:
al Tucker. This man plays the
violin in every position but the right
one. and is sufficiently amusing once
you get over n natural resentment
against the ma%nhandling of Il fine in
D-~Lovcnbcrg Sisters and Ncary
Brothers. Two singing and dancing
teams presenting around the Com
pass" Of the quartet. only one. a
member Of the male team. can sing.
Th" others ar" good eccentric dancers.
E-Frank Burt, Ed Johnson and COM
pany.
r'-borothy Mucthcr. a nice-looking
girl wh" sings nice, sentimental and
funny songs in a nice. sweet voice. tho
only kick being that tho songs are
old.
G--Thc Thomas Trio. Tho familiar
nct-jumpiuG and bar act. we'll and
coiIically done.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-24
THURMAN LED WITH STICK
University Players Mike Good Record
In Wnr-Sh0rtened Season-Scvcrai
Register Perfect Fielding Records.

Especial TO The TimcS-DiSpaich.
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. April %.
-Virginia's baseball season, which was
brought to Il premature end on ac-
count Of the war. included only Tour
games out of a schedule Of eighteen.
Allen Thurman, of Washington. ID. C.,
led with the stick. his percentage be-
ing ST.. he securing eight hits in four
teen trips to the plate. He also led
In the number Of runs scored, with Il
total Of three.
In the fielding averages. Thurman.
9. White. Rothwcll. Moran. T.. Gwath-
mcy, Martin and Mccall came through
with perfect records. each maintain
ing n clean error slate. Morton. at
second. and Prichard, at short. held
down difficult positions with only one
wobblc each. Morton taking twenty-sfN
chances with a percentage OF 1862, and
Prichard taking sixteen for q per-
centage of .9ii.
AS a team, in The four games. 100
chances were taken and eight missed,
giving a general team average OF .976.
Martin led the pitchers, with two VIC
tories and one defeat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-24

Nh'N WV N'''''
&SDI<I OF lis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-24
DARCY JOINS RESERVE CORPS
Australian Fighter. Alleged Smoker,
Stnnds Perfect Physical EAhminn-
tfOn-Mny Sow Arrange bouts.

MEMPHIS. TENN. April 23.-Lcs
Darcy. the Australian pugilist who has
been unable to engage in any ring
battles in this country because he WAS
An alleged Stacker" to-day enlisted
in the reserve aviation corps OF the
United States Army at the Memphis
training camp. According to Captain
Christie. comman dinE the camp. Darcy
passed a perfect physical examination
Since his arrival here several weeks
ago Darcy has evinccd Il great interest
III the aviation camp, visiting the
grounds several times before being
permitted to take the examination to-
day, Captain Christie said. He was
enlisted with the rank OF sergeant,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-24
DOwELI,S TWO-MILI: run
FEATURE OF JAMES
ISpccial 10 The Timcs-Dispa,c

SNCClaT TO Tnc TIIlES- DlNIiTtl.
WAKE FOREST. y. g., April "a
Capturing first place in every event
his afternoon overwhelmed the lclon
College in a dual meet by the score of
% to 20. Aside from DowcllS bril-
liant performance i'm the two-milc. the
meet was dcVoi of any features. The
Baptists' two-milcr cut down ~ seem
ingly safe lead in tho last lap and I'm
ishcd we'll ahead OF Elon's crack dis
lance man. Parks. amid much APP
plausc. Harris, with fourteen points.
and Herring. with eleven, led in the
individual scoring.
FItzpntrick Drn>ys Suspension.
NEW YORK. April 23.-Edward II.
Fitzpatrick. inncldcr Of the Boston Ma
t%ionals. was to-day suspended for five
days and fined $50 by President Tcncr.
Of the National League, AZ "a result of
his argument with Umpire QuiEley in
tho New Boston game here on
SATURDAY..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-24
Sufferers Should Realize That
1t Is a Blood Infection and
Can BE Permanently Re-
Iieyed.
Iieyed.

rheumatism means that the blood
has become saturated. with uric acid
poison.
IL does not require medical advice
to know that good health is absolutely
dependent upon pure blood. When the
muscles and joints become sore and
drawn with rheumatism, IL is not "a
wise thing to take a little salve, and
by rubbing il on the sore spot expect
TO get rid Of your rlicumatics. You
must go deeper than that, down dccp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-24
NATIONALS ARE BEATEN
PHILADELPHIA WINS OUT
ON MISCUES DURING NINTH
Washington Finds Hush Unrd to MT
hut Iakcs i."nd In eighth Only to
Throw Game tnRy.

WASflINGTON. April @3.-Aftcr hav-
ing taken the lead in tho eighth in
ming. when two errors. Il base on balls
hml Il single gave the local team three
runs. Washington was defeated here
to-day 10y Philadelphia. as Il result Of
errors. ! To :.
The Athletics tied tho count carly in
the ninth on cranes miSplaN, StrunkS
hit, Thrashrr'S sacrifice and McInniS'S
single. Leonard then booted EatcS'S
easy bounder and Strunk scored the
winning run. Bush Flowed only three
hits and struck out seven men. The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-24
WOMEN GOLFERS
MAKE POOR SCORES
Use of New Longer Rnnge Brings Dis.
nstcr TO Many Players in Country
Club Tournament.

iiaNcrs competing IN the qualifying
rounds of the Southern Womcn'S Golf
Associations elimination urnamcn
at the Country Club of Virginia yes
tcrday reported the worst records Of
any round yet PLAYED. the poor scores
being attributed to the fact that the
rounds yesterday were playcd over the
ROW summer course, which is about
200 yards longer than the one that
has been used up to this time. Many
of the players threatened not to re-
port their scores. hut the fact tina
records for at least three rounds must
he turned in for the competitors to
qualify nccesSitatcd their doing SO.
The final round OF tho tournament will
he staged on the Country Club links
Tomorrow.
Scores rppOrtcl Yesterday were as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-24
COOPER IN FINE FORM

ST. LOUIS, Mo. April 23.-Coopcr
allowed but three hits to-day. and
Pittsburgh shut st. Louis out. , to Q.
Pittsburgh got "A run in the second.
when Baird singled stole second, Went
to third when Snyder threw to center
field. and scored on Fischer's single.
In the third, Ward singled, took second
on Cooper's single, went TO third whcn
Cooper was forced at second and scored
on Carey's hit. The score:
pittsburrh. 81. Louis,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-24
CAROLINA BLANKS GEORGIA
Bntsmen Unable to Hit Powell
md Fall To Itehrh Jl,frd-"OOten
Gets Long Hit.

lSpcfial TO Tue IiincS-D iSpatcn.
CHAPEL HILL. y. G., April "a
Powell had the Georgia batsmen at his
mercy, allowing hut three hits. while
Carolina found Wcsthrook repeatedly
in Il fast game here to-day that Caro-
lina won. > to O. Powell famed
eleven. only three Georgia men got
OFT bases. mono advancing beyond sec
"nd. Wootcn got Il long hit, but he
cause Of ground rules only Il double
WAS allowed
i wild throw by WeStbrook in the
seventh Eave tho Tarhccis two ~tallicS,
and i'owclrs triple, followed by Stew
arts single. made one more. Stewart
singled i'm the first frame and came
home when BENEFITS single went
through David. Stewart doubled in
the third. went to third on an error,
and came home when Hcrty hit TO
Spurlock.
Score by innings: II. II. L..
Georgia ........0 5000 o 0o0 % , 3
Carolina .......l o ! q 0 IS 8 q
Batteries: Wcstbrook and Rawson;
Powell and Bennett.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-24
CUBS EASY FOR CINCY

ClNCINNATI. April 23;-Cincinnati
won a smuggling match from Chicago
to-day. 10 to 4. and annexed the second
game of the series. Cucto made a home
run with two men on bases in the sixth
inning. Prendergast sustained an in
jurcd finger when he attempted to stop
WinEo'S drive in the NTH, and was
forced to retire. The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-24
YANKS BAT OUT VICTORY

BOSTON. April o3.-Ncw York bats
men fell upon Foster, Bostou's relief
pitcher, in the niuth inning to-day.
scoring three runs to win. {? to 6. shore
had weakened in the seventh and
innings after holding the WISH
i"rS TO three hits in the first six ses-
sions. One Of these was a home run
urINr by i'ipl into the right-icld stand.
Cullop was erratir and WAS poorly sup
ported. The. score:
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Griffin Enrolled in
Officers Reserve Corps

NEW YORK. April "3.-C. e.
GriHin. who, with William johnston.
holds the national doubles tennis
champ ~lUnship, was sworn In to-day
la tho OficerS' reserve training
corps, mud will enter the trimming
camp at PInttsburE. n. ". lie is
the first American champion Ira my
line Of amateur sport to formally
enlist for war service.
Several other players of nntt0nnl
prominence have announced their
Intention of enlistinE. including Il.
Norris Williams, second singles
champion, George VI. Church. Dem
Mnthcy und Watson Wnshburn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-24
HUSTLERS CAPTURE BIRDS

BALTIMORE. April o3.-Rochester
banged out Il 6-to-2 victory over the
orioles to-day i'll the fourth game Of
the series. The Hustlers gathered
eight hits off Newton. all OF which
came at opportunc times, while
Schacht held the Birds 10 four scat
tered bingles. and was accorded ex-
cellent support. Errors were respon-
sible for half the I1ustlers' runs. The
score:
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BIsoNs LOSE TO GRAYs

PROVIDENCE. Il. J.. April 23.-The
BiSons dropped Il li-to-5 game to the
GrayS here this afternoon. Jack E;Ean's
mon hammcrinE the offerings of both
ringer and Crews To all parts of tho
hcid McTiguc twirled for the home
club. B~rainard. with two triples and a
double, was the leading stickcr of the
game. Tho score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-24
I,IsHpURNE ACADEMY TEAM
FINDS MILLER NINE EASY
to Thc Times-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
RASIC. VA. April 23.~--Fishburne
won its sixth straight game Of the
season to-day. defeating Miller School,
I2 TO 1. McCallum, Of Fishburnc. al
lowed only four hits, while
secured sixteen off Price, Johnston and
MattoX connecting for home runs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-24

Totals....35 tu.ili rotals....52 10 Is =, 10
-lssttcd - Wilson, In eighth.
Chicago ..S . Q . Cd
Errors Walter. kopf. Lc!t on
ha'cs,-chioago, 9: Cincinnati. >; Hits OIL
In ~ inning. Two-hasc hits-Wilinms.
Mesklc. rhrce-baec hit-Groh. Home run
Cucto. Sacrifice h~its-Doylc, Deal. stolen
~tascs-Doylc. Wingo. Double plays-Icidcr
TO Mcrkl.: Mann to Deal. Bases on balls
on Toncy. }: oft Prendcrgast. .: OF Hen
dirk. z Struck out-hy Toney. S: by Prem
dcrgast. :. Wild HI Empires,
Klein and Fmsiic.
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ST. Louis.

TOtals....32 . II II TOtals....2N o 2 4
'Battcd for Cruise in sixth.
tI!uttcd Tor j. Snitl: In eighth.
.Hatted for Steele In ninth.
Score by innings: II.
Pittsburgh ............0 ! , o = 9 "a
st. louis u o q 90
ummary E~rrors-Hornsby. s%ny,icr. stolen
bascs-Baird C). Passed ba!l-Snydcr.
BASES on balls-oh Cooper. :. Struck out
by Watson, |. iIits-of Watson. . in : 2-3
innings. Left on ba scs-St. Louis, .: Puts
bmrEh. :. Time. I++. EMPIRES. or,h and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-24

STORE by irnines: r
Rochester ......2 q " Of
Baltimore .........O o y . O o o o..
Summary: Errors-WiIliams. Acosta (2).
Newton. Two-haSc ~hit-Simmons. Sacrifice
hit$-Simmons, Looian. TrueSialc. Sacrifice
hy-Wcndol. Stolen bascs-Shannou, VIII
iiams., Bases. On halls-ot Newton =: or
SChaCht, =. struck out-by <cwtoi., .; bv
Schacht. !. LET, on hases-BaItimore S.
Rochester, i. First base on error-Roches,er,
l.. lit by pitCh"r-by Schacht, IBu.s)
Times. l$c. Empires. Mcbride anu Car
mentor
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yilrnc
Buffalo.
Te,sis-:-%. II ue'H ro,als....A "a

Irovid"nc" ...........l q ii
''Nr"ln ..... ..,.....O o G o = O. >
Srininary: Errors-Rrainard d. Coomcy ,2I.
nnS'"w Thomas. oEsil 90, KilliIea. Sac
rtt," MT hlhl!ea. Tum:an, McTigus. Tut
Nll'r stolen Rchy ,3l
lowell, j. pnslow Two base hi,s-Rrainard
,""NS. Heh.G Thrcc-bas" hits-Brainard
- Mayer, kopp. Bases on ballS-on Nc
Iirne Of Encel. l: OF Crows. .. Struck
Batter hit. onsiow. Double MAJ
brtim"id 70 onsiow, Cooney to Rrainard
20, ''nS""; Mcdonald To o'Scill 10 Huminnl.
htts-oH EuEcI. . I'm : innings Po.s"I j., II
,.M"y.i. Mid pitrh"s-hy Engcl. /; by NJ.
tatue; TIM. A. hours. Umpires. Mullen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-24
CRAVATH's MUFF COSTLY
SUPERBAS BEAT PHILLIES
BY CL0UTlNG IN SEVENTH
Cndore Outpitchcd by Mayer and Ocsch-
Ger-T'No nElc Sacrifice aud
Mistur Cost t:amc.

PHILADELPHIA. April oS.-Rrook-
lYn won to-day's game in tn" seventh
inning by punching two singles and Il
Cravath, the score being 3 TO |. Ocsch-
ser and Mayer ontpitchcd Cadorc. who
was saved Oh two occasions when a
batsman famed and n runner was
doubled M trying to steal. The score: