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COUNTRY CLUB GOLFERS
PLAY TO AID RED CROSS
Qualifying Round IN Spring Tournu-
mcnt VIII BE Played This After
nOOn-Erlzca Arc Offered.

Tho qualifying round OF the spring
golf tournament, ~ tho Country Club
"t Virginia will he played over the
club course this afternoon. Players
participating in the play this after
noon VIII contribute penny Al stroke.
;hc contributions being made for the
benefit OF tn" American Rcd Cross.
AS an unusually lar &c number OF play
crS is expected To take part in the
t"urnG mcnt. il is believed that the
subscription will be a substantial one.
Only two-ball matches are to be
permitted. under the rules uf the tour
namcnt. and prizes arc To he awarded
for the low net md low gross scores.
After the conclusion OF the uuali :
Tying round. the players are to be
diNinca into siXtccns, the frs, six
teen /" qualify :or the club champion
ship and TO continue al match play.
Suitable prizes arc TO be given the
winner. runncr-up and the winner Of
the defeated eight il carh sixteen.
y. :. q. y. rules are 10 govern the
competition.
Recently tho Country club Of Viz
Eiria EaS sent out circulars commend
ing the patriotic tournaments to he
staged under tho auspices Of the Mid
die atlantic Golf Association at tho
Chevy Chase Club. in Washington. and
urging All members 10 participate in
the tourney which is 30 lac held on
June and .. Contributions made hy
players in the event are to he given
the American Red Cross and no cham =
pionship OF other title viii lie CON
tcrrcd upon the winncrs
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D0RVAL RESULTS

.s 5.ss s4i !:S :;s s4.; 70,
Bris h1ssnd. % (williS,. Si,Gd. third Tima.
liz Doininion. Swcc,cr Than Sugar. SWIFT
F SsrDnHnyH :!nsSIonsLota Horb.rt. iic
rim:. 20, isnd i"4 MsaeS,t,, 81 mira
MSirosc and Flee, also ran
ticyn:s, $3.50 $3.50. So So nr-,; ttuicusa he
Icn tWiili.l. ssSan. third Time liz IS
Tor BOY. wo!fs Baths. Circulatc. Buie.r.
i'ady i;ond"n and Wards y also ran
Go s9cE :'G I; 81 nr* 8 20 f.mn,Gn Dame ~
S;thTonGi 10; tDonohuop; SOLO, third. Time
~ Froissairi Dandy. ". Fay and Wood.
l,iohnsorl. $50 81 50 $40. iir.t: puaS
around. i'H tBorslerluSel si:an Stoo see
nmd: tCrroni. 10 rarrinGtrE,. S5lo third
tnsr%c; and I."dN Wor,hns,cn ais" ran
t.iohu"on,. $3.50. $50. second: Mcnio p,rL
l'6 tScllt, !" az, third Time 80. SIS Dart.
worth. inuuictH. Gift. hrictus and Tir
Seventh milo and sevrniy y.rd.-<o
nanaScr. los lM"vin-cl. sa:h $3.50 $50
hII,; St"iem. los ,Lohnson,. $50. ,Lio see.
IS MaNim's Choice. GcoGwooti and wcds
=.
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BELMONT RESULTS

T.. =, rs ,,, Cur and half furicnE Bal.
sun Eos.. !oS ~. MrTaggaru, even, TO
10 Z" ; {" :. third. Time. 40 Is. irish
~ sni i'i"n"y also ran.
(, = Se, ,nn,, bout Two, mii..-Royal Amher,
"oifGgte" u ~ 1P.lmer,. is 70 :. /"
-. 20 .. second: Dcubict. ii2 tHancsI. Is
!" !. 10 ., to .. third, Time. 4:o2 -;
SrdrnS, i"ud""n. Distant Shore, Oricl and
Third siN fur"nss st. lsadorc. i!G Usob-
l r.,Hd, NJ" : t. to . hrs,; Corr.
out, second. sirnerS Elm, Ill lTro%cr'; .
l E"tter!: .i"ryhhear"r. Tho Belgian II. and
Fourth ms!o.Am.rtca Ill. - .Glunn, i.
ndEGaril. "N"u. 10 g. out. second Golden
Rod. ioi collins. to !. even. out third
rMpc i.iSS-5. Ransom Girl also ran.
ruin mic and sixteenth Pulux. III
t'nt"c!l,. 70 J. to =. u 10 D. first Bryp-
iiiii"n III 9. N"IaECartI. u 10 !, 10 l.
even, second Sasu. III tTroHicrp Is TO D
4" ., 80 ~. third Time las 20 Sam
N!'M""Tin Eagle. Amman. Star shooter and
NsG"ln' herring nn also ran
SiNih-ionr aud half fur!"ns.- Frostiiia
~ thNtn"l' ." . TO = 10 n. FIRST !:
Gio>S work. IL" tRradyl. ~ to 10 To- =.
out sscond: Jy".tgc., H.. CRu,wclu.. 3 to
Thistle. Quilting Bee and Huthie ii also
ran. " $500
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LOUISVILLE RESULTS

.F lirsL rwS.,s - and half tnr!onrs-
$3.50 nrst. Lady q; 100 0iG".ei s. e. 20 ="
s ,SpI ri Msa Asfnss' i@2 M.r,nn $3.50
I'D Hermann. Iuzu Lady i.u.nry G,ns.ii
Gun. Hi.ini; Skytorn and Oriental Girl also
Sccond-,nile aud seventy Yards r,,.r.,
Cochran: ils (Dishnonl s. 20 So 20 ,,r S"n
Bribeh Voter. % u.oub"rD. $50 $40 See
ond: stephen H.. 100 IMurphyl so third
Time l:iI i-J. Margaret y. and Ris Fellow
also 80 ~''""
'Third-hyc furlonss- Pretty BABY. ~
Goose. SIS 20. $3.50 $3.50 nrst: Mi.,ra.".
Polly, 100 lAndressb. $40 $500 second !:
l;o,l-s. Desire. Butcher Roy and tluartcit:
Fourth, Donegal handicap: SIX furlonss-
nrst: Rob HcnRley. 10: tMurphyj. $50 GU,
second: Paramount 100 tMartin, out, third
Time: i:l3i-5. Sedan also ran
ioa tConnollyl: s., 20 5000. 5000. frsi !:
Gsrs ~ 'sn .r5, s sS ' STa e9%%a
~ 80. Fight Fire. Duchess Of l.izwtII
and King Fisher also ran.
SiNth-siN furlonEs-Milda. 1nS tGarncr,
5000. 500. $40. first. Phoccion 10;
tioosei: 81. $40 second: Gallant Lad los
,,conn"liyh. $40. third Time i:I4 Is Tom
Jr.. America. fsroonswccp. Old Miss Tr.p
AMI ilormoinr also ran.
vi G'S1. ii, 10 $40. e'G6 ra,: ,hs"Gs 81 81
,Thurhcrl. $40. $500. second: P"nr"d os
Judy. $3.50. third. Time. :5s SIS Br,an
Boru. Allen Cain also ran.
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MAJOR MARTIN RESIGNS
LynrhhurE Court tlcr! Mus,rred Into
Ieucrai ser'icc--'."ui, ". Price
Appointed His Succcs>or

t5p"ciai 10 Tho Times Dispatch
t.fyNcHBCRG. VA, june l.--Major
Stanic! W. Martin. Who on Wednesday
was mustered into Federal service al
Fortress Monroe Tor :. two-mou,h.'
course Of instruction IN high cXplo-
siv"s AZ Fort sill, Okla. to-day re-
signed his position as clerk Of tho
United states Court for the Wcs,crI.
district OF Virginia. and Louis H.
i'ricc VAS appointed To tho clerkshtp h..
Judge Henry t. Mcdowell
announcement was made that there.
VIII I've no charges IN the deputy clcrl. .
OF tho courts at Charlottesville, iIar-
riAonhurG. Roanoke, Abingdon DanNIlIc
anI i'Ie stone Gap. but MIR. pricc couid
not say what disposition would he made
oi the deputy clcrkship here. This
however. viii be disposed of by an APP
poinimcut in few dayS
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WARNS ALL CLUB OWNERS
ucrmnnn Announces That Violation OF
Draft Laws VIII Result In Heavy
Penalties.

CINCINNATI. O.. Juno 1.-.M award
ing Player Debate. st. Louis Eationa |
substitute to the Detroit. American
league. club. Chairman Hermann. Of
the National Baseball Commission. to-
day held that the two ST. Louis clubs
mad discussed the drafting OF tho
player from the Topeka club as a favor
10 and i'm the interests of tho st. Louis
crowns. then represented by Branch
Cardinals.
Chairman Hermann warned all club
owners and officials that tho commits
draft from Schem!nR and collusiou. and
VIII impose a severe fine for any vio-
lation: and If the offence Is a fragrant
one. the offenders will oc barred from
exercising the privilege of selection for
one or more seasons.
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twenty-five noNiccs were initiated
INTO The mysteries of Acca Temple last
night at It's ceremonial session at the
Masonic Temple. The shrine held IL
business meeting before the ceremonial
session. The patrol executed speclacu-
lar drills. while the band rendered a
numhe: OF musical selections Dinner
WAS served at . o'clock. w. -. Dabney,
executive manager Of the Liberty loan
campa'In urged members of the tenn
PIC 10 give the government their utmost
support in the present crisis by sub
scribing 10 the Liberty loan
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HANK GOWDY ENLlsTS
First BiC Lacquer TO Join ,iiIitnr.
ser,Ire-WiIi Report scout
Orderly July -.

CINCINNATI.. o.. Juno 1.-HanlI
';"wdy. Boston. National League, club
series. is the first big league ball play
O. /" enlist in the army. Gowdy reg
rstcred at Columbus. his home. Thurs
day. and came down 10 Cincinnati TO-
;InH.
Finding that the game here had been
called off. he started back to Columbus.
= Hing his teammates lie would en-
list in the army. He said he would he
AN ORDERLY III tho Scout Troop. tiowdy
expects Ia be called 10 the colorS on
July II. He will rcjoin the team TO-
morrow
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Neat week Rrinss "The Rcd MIL"

The hrSt Wccls OF the summer ruh at
the Academy OF the Comic Opera Play
ers-an unuauaIly successful! week
from both an artistic and box Office
standpoint--conciud with the per-
formanucs of THE FireNy" this after
noon and tonight. Largo audiences
have thoroughly enjoyed the praise
worthy presentation OF Otto Hnucr-
bach's and Rudolf FrimIS cha rminE
light opera. No little interest is be-
ing taken in next weeks bill. which
will be THE Red Mill" familiar to
many playgocrs by reason OF the long
association with it OF the lato David
Montgomery and Fred stone. Dan
Marble and Roger Gray will be seen
in The Montgomery Stone roles
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To-Day's Amateur
Schedule
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
malay - Old Virclntna at Errd

COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Duplex vs.. Old Virginia., at Byrd
rark.
HiEhInnd Park ~. Fnirniount A.
A., at OnkN0od.
CENTRAL. LEAGUE.
Woodah ~ QunrlcS ~. NcGill, ut
byrd Park.
Modern Woodmen vs.. 4. :. kei-
linn. mt Clarke SprirEs.
Cherry smash m. kOccn's HoOb-
ters, mt Fulton Pnrk.
ATHLETIC LEAGUE.
thesnpcakes W.. Goldc. mt Byrd
Park.
Robert u. Ice. w. Second Bap-
tis,. nj Second 0akNoOd.
Tnirmount 3. =. vs.. SOlde's Tip
Tops. mt e.. &. 4 Field.
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Calvary ~. Randolrk street, nj
Byrd Park.
Tabernacle ~. stockton Street. at
Southslde.
FIrst Bnptlst vs.. Fulton, at Onk-
wood.
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Mrs. Gertrude Morello. charged with
the theft Of clothing valued at s35 from
Mrs carrie LanEston. was dismissed
Whcn INC vase was heard by Justice
'rGtchfield III Police Court ycstor,Ia.,
me charge. IT was claimed was The
result Of Il misunderstanding.
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BEARS DEFEAT BIRDS

BALTIMORE. june sherman was
hit hard at oprrr,unc tines here to-
DAY and Newark heat Baltimore in
the second game Of the series 10 3
ross. on The other hand. while nicked
or nine Safc.leS, managed 10 keen
them We'll apart Three Of the Bears
runs were registered in the second
Iralne h!nGIcs by Callahan. GctZ Ross
and Fuller, RuSscllS sacrifice aud
Eidrcd's base on balls turning the
trick The score:
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BlSONS SPLIT WITH LEAFS

BUFFALO, June 1.-The Eisons made
Mupic Leafs today by forcing an even
break IN - double bill Doubles by
Whitemau and Lajoic in the eighth won
IN" first by TO |. Eunched hits off
second game for the Eisons 10 q
John iumm"ils homer ia tho ninth
inning Of the iirst game WAS the long
est hit ever corded here The sculc:
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BREAK WINNING STREAK
BOSTON FINALLY STOPPED
By MORTON, OF CLEVELAND
Ituth Outpitched by Opponent ard Suf-
ferS Second Defeat OF Season.
Gets lied SoA'S Only Hit.

BOSTON. June 1.-The Boston Amcri-
cans string Of successes was stopped
at ten games to-day. when Cleveland
Won. 3 to o. Ruth. who suffered his
only previous defeat of the season III
the hands Of Chicago. was outpitched
by Morton. but spoiled q no-hit per-
fornlance for the latter by his single
in the eighth. The score:
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Cleveland.


'3hIFt1 Tor SCOTT IN eighth
rE"ams out IN ninth. hit by battnd bail.
Boston ....,...........: 0 {" o %
summary: Errors-Janvrin. Ruth Gardner.
stolen hascS-chapmon 81. Roth go. Left
on hasc.-i3oaion. 8: Cleveland l. Bases on
haIis-on Ruth. s: OF Morton. 4. struck
out-hy Ruth. 3: by Morton. = Sacrifice hits
- chapman. Wild pi,ch-Ruth. Hit by
pitrher-SpesHer Empires, o'Louyhl!n and
HilipbFaud Time
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I'Ittshureh.
Totals s, al. - 10 T"t.is....3g /
-E"ttcd FOR Mccarthy IN eighth.
Gated for w, Cooper in ninth.

Phii. dCi DhiE ......... J : q"
Pittsburgh ........... q IL
summary: Errors Ba nCrNft. taI"y. Rrici,
Fisher Two base hiiS-StocS. err, vatlI.
MAYER and Schultz. Three base nit--Pask"ri.
stolen bases st"ck I'rav.th and IudrrUs
S,c~iii"" hit Mayer. Sarriicc Gicv-- Fan
rro;' lud"rns snd Niehom. Double play
-Sturl. to NiehoH I" Iuicrus. 1.cft ON bases
Philadelphia. u: Pittsburgh. g. Base, on
h.ll, OF Miller, !: on w Cooper. : III by
pitcher by Miller. J. Struck oiIt-hN Me- ~.
j. ~ W. Cooper. ). Empires, Byron aud
ruici.y TimC. i.N
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Rochester .......... q q Is o q . 10
Montreal ........ ~ o q u o . l.
Summary: i:rrorS-Sa;jcry. Mc.iuey and
ll"wlcy Two has" hits Fisher. RODRIGUEZ,
puny. rhrcc- bas" h,ts-Danrau 90, Far
roll. Collins stolen bases -Schwritzcr.
Scho pncr. Eodrinuc" Double plays -Fish"r
!" lJoolan 10 itodripu":: Rodriguez tn boo
Ian 10 Rodriqu"a :i;ryIscr 10 Fisher To
E"druucE Ba,cs On errors Dorchester, I.
Left on Ia S"S-Rn"hcStcr. =: Montreal
base. on fG,iis-oa SiryEor 5: OF DUTY /.
stuck oui-by Strykor, 4: by uury, 8. Mild
ui;"h-- Duffy. /. Attendance tn,. umpircs.
hArl and EMnmchil. riLmn l:lA
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: .5n-Occnn View and Hcturn-si.5.,
Every sunday
Vim N0rfcik nnd Wc.tcrn RuIINny

Tickets at tho above rate VIII ~
hon"rcd on two fast trains leaving
Byrd street Station $40 and 800 ~ II
every sunday. connecting At Union,
depot, Norfolk, with Ocean View ES-
press. which leaves from directly ~
front or Union Depot Immediately up
ON arrival OF The aboNc tr:.iMs IN Nor
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HUSTLERS POUND BALL HARD

ROCHESTER,. y y June THE
ius;lerS pounded puny all over the
lot this afternoon. and Won easy
victory over Montreal. 10 TO y. winning
the series. three games to one. Stryker.
the late New Jersey amateur. WAS wild.
passing eight. hut Was effective when
he got the ball over. The Score:
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

,Dcm9ics two games. Even break: New
1oInnto. 1854 Rorhester. 800: Buffalo: Al;
montreal, $50; hichmand. ."s2.
rrov idrnre at Richmond G. Snmcs,
Newark ut Baltimore {2 games
Toronto nj Rochester q rnmcs
Montreal at Buffalo e rames)
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SUPERBAS BEAT CUBS

CHICAGO. June i.-icrratir playing
on The part o; Chicago gave Brooklyn
the FIRST game Of the series to-day, >
lead in the first inning. and forced the
visitors TO use four pitchers. but could
no, hold this advantage. The score:
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detective Scrgcants l.. Il. Ncilall ana
u. IT, BrHant will 20 to Washington
next Week to assist the authorities
there IN handling the Confederate Re-
union crowd. Detectives from all parts
OF me United states assist in this work
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NATIONALS ERRORS COSTLY

WASHINGTON. June st Louis
defeated Washington to-day. 4 to .. in
ten inningD 4 wild throw by Smith
IN the ninth tied the score. after Wash
inSton had been leading. to 0. for
eight innings. McBridc's error in the
;cnth paved the way for two runs.
lhf
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
II. Louis Mt Washington.
chicago at PHILADELPHIA.
Betroit at New York
Cleveland al F,p,tpI
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PIRATES EASY VICTIMS

PiTTSEUEG'I June i-rhi!adc! phia
easily defeated Pittsburgh to-day. 10
|. in a game marked by effective pitch
ine by Mayer for Philadclphi:. aud poor
work on the part OF the pittsburgh
pitchers. Miller and Cooper. The score:
PhIladrl phia IittshUreh.
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CARDS lose TO GIANTS
TESREAU BESTS MEADOWS
IN GREAT PITCHING DUEL
New York Iiurlcr Allows nut -Four
Observation-Disclosures Chnsed by
Ortiz for Arguing.

ST. LOUIS. June 1.--Tesrcau bcsted
Meadows in a pitching duel to-day. and
New York won from st. Louis. . to |.
Tesreau allowed but four hits. Fletcher
was put out of The game in the second
by Umpire orth for arguing. The
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Southern V.enr,Ic.
Atlanta birmingham.

lanta. {"
~ New orleans-Mobile. / New Or
leanS. s.
Chattanooga at Nashville wet
& oUnds.
tothcr game rot scheduled
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MnahInEtnu,
Totals "a. 1901 Totais.3i 10 /
.Ba'tcd for johnson In tenth
|Hattrd for Plan. IN ninth

ZEt'trh Tor PafK IN tenth.
81 louis .-.........n -
:, Snmm,ry: Efror.-Miian; Smith, 49, %r-
ingtor. = First base balIs--oH Plank.
=; of Psrx (! of johnson. .. Innings
ritched--n; PLANK. :; h. Park. hy- Soth-
,rn ! Struck "ut--bv Plank. >: br John
s"n s. Two-hhsc htt--Harsans. Sacrifice
lti-E Johnson Stolen hsscs-FoSt.r.
Sh%nhs. Double Plays-McBridc. Morgan.
!GGcc HI by pitCher--hy Johnson ia.
coh,onl. umpireA Exams ana Moriar;y.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
New York nj ST. Louis
BROOKLYN at Chicago.
Philadelphia at rittsbursh
Boston nj Cinc!nnn 1 1.
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F7HII"u TOT IN"N"N N W
Score ny innings: Il.
Brooklyn ............. :"
Chica 60 ............... o " o e-i
Summary: Errors-Wolter. Deal Let on
bases Brooklyn. ~ Chicago. 10. rwo.hsSc
hits Wilson, Wol,"r. SacrihCc hits Deal.
lDHubcrt. Hickman Stolen ha.c-NHuchn.
Bases on balls Vaughn, $: of Maruuard.
4: OFF cheney. ,. of coumbs. ilits-vff
MarGuard. in innings: off Vaughn.
In Sl.3 innings; off Doll in inuinS of
Cheney, III innings Struck out-br
Vaughn. >: by Marquard. - by deal. !: by
cheney. =: by Coombs. / p"uhl" plays
Dauhcrt :" Olson 10 Daubcrt Wild picho'
-MarIuard. Time. -6? Umpire. ppay
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SECOND GAME.


Totals =, a. $50 - Totals 81 - s
-l.asue uut III eighth. nj; hv bat,ed bali.
ratt"a to- Kelly ia seventh
'Btted f"r 1irplc In seventh
'H.ucd 70" NulrcunaT in ninth
Sror" ~ innings r.
1uf;s!" ..... n -
Toronto ...-......... y %
summary: Errors-Nill;i"a On. Pitching
rrcnrd-' runs aud HIT OFT Triple In in.
n!nCS: 40 runs .nd hit Oft Muircnnsn In =
iHutnEs Earned runs Buffalo, =. Bases
u"'is-oG llumic. o. OF MulrcnnHn. >: oT
.nE"l = struck out--hy rippic. >; hy
MMircnn-n !: by Eng"l 8 Two-hase hit
kNiiica. Casey "a. Il. Backhurnc. First
nns" on "rr"r'--r"ront". =. Left on bases
Syralo. 4: Toronto. n. pounic piays-jaCob-
SON :" LsJoit: killilca to Hummcll: Ora.
ham 20 =. Ri-vhhurne Ia Graham. Wild
pitcEcS- fN gel, !; aiif runan. !. Passed han
Kelly Cmpires. Freeman and O'Rron.
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'Batted for Meadows in eighth.
Score 10y innings: II.
N,w York ............N y ~ u o o O.,
ST. Louis ..............q o q q OIL
- SUMMARY: Errora--kildut, Gom%aics.
Two-baso hitS--LouE. Fletcher. Three
has hit-Burns Sacrifice nies--kaun.
Snyder. stolen hases-Millrr. snyder. Rob
ortson. Double plays--Milier To Gonzales;
r,sreau I" licr.cg to Holkc. Hit Ivy pitch
cr-hy Meadows lHcrGoE,. Base an balls
off Meadows. of resreau. =. Struck out
~ Meadow. > BY PACKARD. l: Icy Tssrcsu.
). Pitching rccorG-om Meadows. y hi:S in
innings. Left or hases--St Louis s. New
York. s. Time, 2:c. Umpires, Risler and
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n ational League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
hiladelphin. Q; Pittsburgh, 1.
Srooki!n: s.; Chicago. 4.
Ncw York, :: II. FOULS, !.
Bohton- Cincinnati (wef cro.nd.,
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l IisSJ t,.NNiI1
Totals....3G =, Il Totals 3. Il IN
'i;attcL for icakc ia ninth

ny 7
Bnnalp ............... q ~ q -
Toronto ............... q o..
SUMMARY: Errors-,ar !stToni, Smith B-scy
ON halls--on Hearnc. J. OF Leak. :. Earnca
runs Buffalo. |: Toronto. .. struck
~: Lork". s: hy Iisaruc . IIomc run
ilunmci TWO. base hitt-Ls jot" -. White
man. Sacrifice hit-cnslcw. fIrs, has. ON
errors Toronto. /: Runaic Lett on bases
81 Eutt-iu. Toronto. =. Double pi.Ns.-
Ii"srnN 20 T.. Rlach burnc to Graham: GIN
to Iiunlncll. umriros. Freeman aud - Brien
Tina
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- indianapolis - Indianapolis.
MINNEAPOLIS, >.
~ Toledo !; ST PAUL .
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south Atlantic

SOUTH NtIrntfc.
At CharlcGton--Charlc. 4: Au-
iusta. .
~ Observation-Disclosures ohvilie. !; Co.
luubia. 5.
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How They Stand To-Day
International League
RESULTS YESrEnnA

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Providence. 0: RiclInond, o.
toronto, Buffalo. tfrkt Kamr).
iornntn. Q; isuhnio. t-ccoud 2dns).
newark, I; Baltimore. 3.
dorchester. 10: Montreal, y.
STANDING OF CLUES.
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American League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Cleveland, 3: Boston, q.
~ LnuIk. 4; Washington, = Den inn,pp.,
i.fi others Dostponed; rnin,)
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Baltimore.

1!"ITT,"I' ..--..-.-... q a.
Newark ......... q n n a :.
summary: Errors Russell Two. base hits
- ni!'r' reNSt'r Sacrifice hits shannon
Ni'@h"N. Move. Russell. Siolon base Bu,'g
.'ouhm Hiayt. shannon TO TrucSdaie: Srowe
10 u'.r 20 t,San Bases on bals--on Sher.
i"h' '. on ROSE, !. struck out bV Sb.r
Nh IN, by Ros. !. via ritch Sherman.
p%Sts- 81 liimore. S: Newark Tine :,
n"uFs EMPIRES. Mcbride and Bedford
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Totals. 80 > - IS Totals. ...5l : -
'Rattcd for Maruuard III ffth
Rated for cheney in eighth
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New York.

Totals. 50 - Il TotaiS....22 l I - T.
'Batted for Meadows in eighth
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At Once! Stops
Stomach Misery
and Indigestion
''Pape's Diapepsin" makes sick,
sour, gassy Stomachs
feel fine.

Do some foods you eat hit back
taste good. but work badly; fe-ment
into stubborn Jumps and cause sick.
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You feel different as soon as "Pape's
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