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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-07
PLAN PATRIOTIC REGATTA
Bir N"t"r-!iont Spectacle Planned at
Minncnp"lis to Stimulate Naval Re-
cruitint-Much Interest In I'Iau

NlNNEApOLlS, MINI. May O.
What, 1t is promised Viii be the great
est patriotic spectacle ever staged III.
the West. and designed with the CO.
operation OF naval officers - cncourarc
Widespread enlistment In the naval re-
serve. VIII be staged In this city in
July
officers OF the MINNEAPOLIS civic a,,.I
F.. "iincFc" association announced to-
gay mat the mid summer carnival cel.-
hf"tiuE IA" extension Of navigation on
IN" MiS&iSsippl TO Minneapolis, planned
"'lnre IN" declaration nf war tOrcihc,.
WIN th" annual regatta Of the Mir-
-iSS'ppi Valley Power Boat AgsoCiaiion.
WIN %" transformed into 1t huge p;,iri-
"'i' t,n"uS'ratiOH which viii nrt,,.
10 h"'inr.S need OF mon directly ho,,i,.
10. hHhGr'ds OF thousands OF p.oii.
t'.outhohl the whole Northwest
recruiting establishment ~ To Lo
i"l"h ~ connection wIth the rc-
S"' W., ana naval officers. altar d,,,,,,
lIallng The work OF The NJ, Val r.g,,.,,,
" - '.ilSt IN" hoatmcu. whil" AN arm :,
i,oruijiuG station - expected 10 49,.
thousands rf "ulistmcuia from ,,o u' ~
mons" crowds which Viii he dr,y,, -,
IN" Twin Cities III Of thc iI,gin,,, 80, .1
iMt'rcSla aud ~" hie railroads r.i,,cr.
my nor" an" joining IN ,hc ,noy,,,',',t,
ne hrt or not Tic annual .oId ,t,r
rae" Of tn" American Fowcr gn..t ~
H"'I"ti"n viii hc hold here I;,t,, ~, -,
S''S"ii depends upon Gcvclop.ncut" II
'"' J"IN recruiting is su"ccygful !,
ll"E h' rcb"at"d iu connection viii, ,l,.
S'" CUP rae" "ud seek for .,rtty. It:,,..i
~ Hi"iN H"rNir" an men not needed
WI 'lol" Sums hig ''fc"d drirc''
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MAJORS week REVIEWED
CARDS LEAD IN NATIONAL;
RED SOX STRENGTHEN HOLD
Cold and Rainy Weather Plays Havoc
With Schcduics-Sevcral Excellent
Performances During Week.

NEW YORK. May Cold and rainy
weather played havoc with the sched-
ulcs OF tho major leagues last week.
Twenty-four games. eleven in the Ma
tional and thirteen i'm the American
were postponed to be played later.
mostly in double headcrs
notwithstanding the handicap of
rainsoaked grounds. some good basebal II
was shown. especially on Wednesday,.
which brought forth probably the best
pitching of the year Vaughn. OF
Chicago. and Toney. OF Cincinnati. set
up record at Chicago when they went
nine innings without allowing the OPP
posing batsmcn n hit or run Vaughn
weakened In the tenth. and Cincinnati
won the game 1 TO OH two singles.
the only hits OF the contest. Both
pitchers had brilliant support.
Al the Polo Grounds the same day
New York and brooklyn battlcd
through fourteen innings TO - tie,
the second extra inning tie game FOR
Brooklyn in two weeks. Amcs. pitch
ing for st. Louis. held Pittsburgh TO
two hits, winning 4 too.
In the American there were two shut
outs by scores Of TO 0. Fisher helped
New York beat Washington. with
Johnson in the box. and Dauss pitched
Dctroi; TO victory own st. Louis.
New York held its lcadcrdship i'm the
National until to-day. when ST. Louis
went ahead by Il TO victory over
Cincinnati. st. Louis lost two games
to Chicago and won two from Pitts
burgh during The week and with Chira-
80. which continued Il winning pace
may be Troublesome for the Eastern
teams when the Western teams come
East this week. Philadelphia and
Brooklyn did not lose game and inn
proved their position at the expenses
of Boston. which fell to seventh place
and New York. which did not win a
game.
The tie for first place in the Ameri-
can League was broken and Boston.
which took two games from Phiiadei.
phia. now has "A commanding lead over
Chicago, which failed To keep up it's
previous good gait and lost three out
OF four games. New York held on to
third place. while breaking even in a
four-Gamc series with Washington -.
Louis climbed from sixth To fourth
place, and is right behind New York
The Browns won three out "f four
games. and made the FIRST triple play OF
the season at the expense of Cleveland
oil Monday. Philadelphia fell back. but
Detroit showed Il Dash of its theoretical
strength and came through the week
with q clean slate.
The Eastern teams in the American
League VIII begin the first Western
invasion May 10. tho day after the ma
tional intersectional games begin.
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GOOD YEAR AT WAKE FOREST
'ihsrh"il I"nm iirrn.s Even on Vie
'"firN ANA Wakes lid for Stntr
iIii"--iiiiinsS Prniscd.

WAKE FOREST. y. q, May C-Thc
i'l7 baseball acason closed with Wake
Forest on tho 500 iuarh. having wrcs,-
ed the series from State college and
'''"at"d tn" nrrcraitY Of North caro-
inns 80 the only scheduled game. The
record shows six games won and SIX
'"@'. "i ID" "rli"u. games. four were
Won "nd lhrc" lost, whiic II the three
'""She contests. Wnif" Forest took only
'H', i.hdlrs defeat 10 the EtIoir il
y "i's i"'hisis by Il scor" Of y 10 .
H'hputh lh" pcrC"utar" would no, in
"W"l' an extraordinarily auccc,sful
S."a"n' an Itv"Htigattnn shows that
W"Ec Forest haa registered :, bid for
Va" state 'Hampinunhip
INC most signal a"hi"VcIncii Of tho
n"tE"H ";as Ga" taking 81 ,h. entire
"'NI'" lf"iu ~" Agricultural aud f.nt.i-
~" HhlN'f.bA. Oh IT. home ground in
~" orlH scheduled game or III. ,,,.,s,u
li"upt- were divided win Zion u.LiIr
''uiii"id "uu DavidSnu arc crctii:,d ,vtih
l''"i TO-" "N"i th" QUA Cold ana HIunL
I'urhhIu ana Rocky Mount Icaruc t.',,,'.
Won from ia" rnptIstr, bui WaI,c rnr'
81 D. credited win e victory nv., iIc
raleigh I"HEucrE
J N" a"noOn as - whpin wan cou,,id-
"i"d Sn"c"s"'u'. aud much of the o:cJii
'Hl ~" showing mad" bV the Baptist -
mn" ~ attributed TO Coach EiiIiuvr
From ii" rc.%, material lie d.vnJon.a
Z" eil"illpr ihHi VIII rnui van nuv
~ w" STATE, L'ih ih h.Idiup ana =,
80 Tlrr" other b"rtha N"r" vpn ~
il'"hin"n. "H" gong to Cph, iiiri baac
"Io closed thr n"aHon wi,h q baum.
average OF ."&t. Captain EMS .IuacI
-" successful soaaun from tho. inn,,uJ /, =
tho season.
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COlOREO MINES WILL PLAY
mon Team Meets Living >tuu. -,
ii"'rH fHrh Io-Da,--t.uutc de-
rIdes Interstate thumpjoushin

one OF the fastest agEroratious Of
the South, and the champion Mn. of
North Carolina Livingstone win en-
cage virginia Union this afternoon a,
%.oV o'cloek IN lIo'cy rara This IS
the first Time the TarU,,I a.r,.s L.,,o
invaded the North and 49,
bring with them such +, 1Ar record.
iiovcy PARK is cspcg'ed d. have an
overwhelming crowd 1f SPECTATORS.
Such teams as Livinr stone, shaw and
Atlanta and the other nine from mo
Tar South have decided ndvartnrc
over the teams of thcir Northern sister
schools for the reason that th, mid
climate OF their respective S..'ioua al
lows them from four TO SIN weeks
more practice. This advantage en-.
ahies them TO perfect wonderful! ma
chimes.
Preparations against The activities
of such machine have engaged all
,he ingenuity aud time OF Physical
Director Robinson for tho past two
weeks. And all other things equal
ere sundown Union shall have won tho
trophy OF interstate championship from
the mighty Livingstone.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-07

The wide diversity Of nonscnsical fun
IT is possible To crowd into a nftccu-
minute vaudeville act is cXcmpliiicd in
the performance of the team Of WAN
and the Curtis Brothers. one OF the
comedy features Of the new show tina,
comes into the Lyric to-day. The bill
topper, however. is The IIcadlincr.
in which II. r. Toomcr and his com
rany depict in humorous fashion life
behind, the scenes in vaudeville
thcatcr Colonel Diamond. owner .,
the oldest living pair Of dancing
legs. cighty-onc years old viii he seen
in his dancing act with his grand
daughter. Iiola, the Human Knot
Will supply acrobatic stunts and fcat4
Of contortion, and tho Valerie Sisters
arc singing condolences and dancers.
New movies accompany the bill. AS
usual.
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W ar ak May Bring
Collapse Of Leagues

'Fi L., MIN. May D.-E,cn
Wv war does not compel the
""hhh"nUcnt "f newt ycnr.s br.,
""'. schedules, hall players MOST
"r"hhhi! viii find son,cti,iur A.,
""rr! about in the ru,rru,n.nr
ih> on amusrmrni.. In fucl r,..i
"c"i 'ii"hr!, OF the American ASA
'i"t'""' - about {" make ~ iour of
h'> circuit To show the PLAYER. tho
necessity or thinking lining. over.
h'hcE ~ prepared 10 tell the
me" OF the clubs that the thy, who,
translated Int" hard TurIs, mems
reduction of sainrirs ar the uI,cr
hh'iNr-ihc collapse at the Jcnp,c
"" hopes the men Will weigh NM,
,r'S ." he right High, mud ncuuicscc
~ reduction al their incomes
1hc American Association nrc.,
h"nt tnfiHntrs the Iutcrnu,i,,,,
i.rnIuc mhE pnrsuc the snmc cour..
In rcgnrd TO I'm players.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-07
WARRENTON HIGH TAKES
FIELD MEET BY FEW POINTS
Defeats Manassas High I'm Eighth Con-
Sressi0nal District Annual snnsH
Gains Possession Of silver Ctiu

MANASSAS. VA. May G.-Warrcnton
High School yesterday won the annual
track and hcld meet OF the Eighth Con-
GreSsional District with :, lead OF four
points over Manassas, the only compct-
ing team. The dual meet was caused
by the continuous rain. which prevent
ed the attendance Of Culpeper. The
Plains. Marshall and other members OF
the high school athletic league
The championship carries II hand
some silver cup. which becomes the
permanent property Of the school win
ming the meet for three consecutive
years. Manassas captured the first cup
offered, and had possessed the present
trophy since the meet two years ago.
The summary:
hGo,ya rd, daSh;.Wom by Parkinson. War
steele. Manassas Time, il 50 seconds
..; 30, yard nnsh-w3n by steele Manassas:
kinson, VI arrenton rme. - a-5 sec: seconds
so Yard daSh-Won by Allison; WarrenS
DOM vss2nn aspTT M"nassas ,nrd Corr
llaif miie--Won by Parkinson, Warrenton;
s Tso Merrill. Manassas: third. Larson,
second. Hotchkiss. wnrren,on: thrd. Jasper,
.l2c-yard hurdles-Won Lv PARKINSON
third. Steele Manassas. Zine. 10 So sec.
Hesan% VIM by "r,G Man"ssss
nnssas. Distance. ~ feet inches
Discus throw-Won 10y wins Warren
Manassas. Disianee, 81 fce, inches.
o Broad r jg,,nnmwon by Larson; Manassas;
Manassas Distance. - Zee, Inches.
na r@l T ,ied GTsSs and Larson Ma
ton, tied: bird sanders. Mamassas ana Al.
lsGn; warrenton. tied. Height, fcet 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-07
GROOM IN REAL FORM
HOLDS CHICAGO HlTlESS
THROUGH ELEVEN INNINGS
Sc 1.outs tnncxcs Roth Contests
thinking White SON In Second Con-
tcst-but rwenty-eight F'ucc Groom.

ST. LOUIS. May 6.-Groom did not
allow Chicago a hit for eleven innings
to-day. and ST. Louis took both games.
the first. TO e. and the second. to O.
In the fourth inning OF the first
game st. Louis drove Russell from tho
DON, making five runs They added
three more i'll the eighth on two sin
Gies, Il double. Il sacrifice and l.. Col
mss error. Plank retired for IA pinch
hitter in the seventh, and Groom re-
lieved him Oh the mound. From then
on TO the end Of the second game Chi
cago could not get hit But twenty
eight men faced Groom in the second
game. The score:
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FIRST GAME.
Totals "a S2tI7 Totals
Ba tied for William in ninth.
Batt"d for FLANK III seventh

cchie;so :......."'.....9 90: . Ok
- l-uuiS ...............d 4" , IS
- Siii,m:natE Err9r--E Collins. Jacks n,
H1th0r"n. Risb"rS, S.vereid. Th,c-- ia Sc
mtmWchNcr. Struck out-by Russell /: hy
Williams, :: by Groom. |. Bases or balls
!; or Groom, j. Doubie nrav--.Ionrson 90
van To- Sister. Sacrifice nits-Wcaver.
Shotton. f.avan. Iiits-on Russell In =; y:
inrinEs; OF Sothoron, in 5l-2 innings: on
Plhnk, In - innings OF IJan!ur;h | in
is innings I.cft on bascs-i'hicaco :.
ST Louis, . Time, 2:la. Empires. Evans
and NaIliu - 800
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BILLINGS NAMES MEN no
RECEIVE WAKE FOREST HONOUs
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.

WAKE FOREST. y. g., MAY q
Coach Billings announces that the Attn
i"l% Association viii give tho follow
ms players sweaters bearing letters:
Coz. hrsi base: l.cEgctt. third base;
twSnn, coulter field: Austin. pitcher.
ana duncan Nh"rtstop. stars will he
awarded I" ELLIS tcaptain), pitcher:
FRANKIE, pitcher: Massey. catcher: Car
lyle. second basc: Harris. confer field,
aud Iicrndon. left field. Privilege of
wearing wv" granted To Ridge, short
stop. aud johnson. third base.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-07
WAKE FOREST MEN NAMi:
MANAGERS FOR IaIS SEASON
lsnecial to The Times -pispa,chl

WAKE; FOREST. y. e.. MAY 6-At
meeting OF the Wake Forest COL
lcGc Athletic Association. held ycstcr-
day. II. l.. Humber. of Grccnvillc, y. G..
was elected manager Of the baseball
team for the 1915 season s. f., Hor-
ton. OF Villas, y. C., and Il. Ct. Wal
lace. OF Carthage. y. e.. were elected
as assistant managers Humber has
been assistant manager of the baseball
team for the season that has Just
closed. and is well qualified for the
Office.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-07
LYNCHHURG RELEASES TWO
PLAYERS FROM ROSTER
Especial to The Times pispatct.l

l.fNcHBC VA. May G.--pitchcr
Blanchard and Infcldcr Fielder Of the
local Virginia League team. have been
released, this cutting the pitching staff
down to five men. aud the remainder OF
tho positions TO one man, excepting
third base. where Mattca, an Eric. Pa,
amateur, and Curry. who came ycStcr-
day from Richmond. will engage in {,
fight for the position.
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Southern I.curuc.

Al New Orleans-Ncw Orleans. .. Lit
tie Rock. >.
At Notwithstanding. o; Mobile. E.
AT Nashville. 4: Birming
ham, 4.
AZ Chattanooga Chattanooga. 4: At
lanta IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-07
Ray BATES INJURED IN
PRACTICE; GAMI: Az PATTERSON

PATTERSON. y. j.. May G.-Ray Bates.
connie Mack'a third bascman, was in
Jur"d to-day IN an exhibition game he
tween thc Athletics and the Dohcrty
Silk Snx. Of Patterson. Bates had his
hand spiked. and was forced to rotire
from the game. The Athletics won,
s 10 A.
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ADJUSTMENTS
Ru.kln.s Picture. MT AcndemS.

Or. John w. Ruskin. whose pictures
attracted no little attention at the
Academy Of Music on his former visit
VIII return with AN entirely new set
OF pictures TO the Academy Tomorrow
night for the rest OF the week. with
matinces Wednesday and Saturday
This series. IL is said. contains many
OF the most remarkable pictures oi
life III the Arctic regions ever made
one Of them showing "A charge OF forty
two walruS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-07
CUBS NOSE OUT PIRATES
ZEIDER WINS CONTEST IN
EIGHTH ON DANDY PLAYING
Doubles. Steals Third md Scores on
Wild Pitch-CnrIson Holds Chicago
Ia TWO IIits-Scorr . Ia =.

CHICAGO, May s.-Carlson held Chi
cago to two hits to-day, yet Chicago
won from pittsburgh . 20 >. Zeider
won the game in The eighth inning
when he doubled, stole third and scored
on wild pitch. Vaughn was hit hard.
but frightened in the pinches, the visi-
tors having sixteen men loft OF bases.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-07
COMPULSORY RAT|ON|NC
PLANNED FOR BRITAIN
if People do Not Cut Down Com
sumption Voluntarily, IL VIII
BE Put Into Effect.
GUIDED by GERMAN FAILURE
Controller Turns TO WclI.Nigh Per.
feet Organization OF Herbert G..
Hoover iii Bclgiun-Fuod Minis.
try Working at High Pressure.
lIIy Associated prcssl

LONDON. May G.--Whcthcr the pco
PIE OF the United Kingdom will re-
spohd 10 appeals for voluntary bread
ana wheat -four rationing embodied in
MIG Georges recent proclamation and
III posters and pamphlets issued by tho
ministry on food. remains to he seen.
out In the meantime the ministry {.
working at high pressure to pu, the
finishing touches on the mncbipo
which Will be established for com.
pulsory rationing unless tho country
cuts down on consumption sharply or
its own voltion. The rationinr of a.
100000 or more people presents "a trc-
'nendoua and intricate problem. The
ministry. however, believes that i,
viii be largely solved in the scheme
involved.
GUIDED BY FAILURE
Of GERMANY's PLAN
Bearing in mind Gcrinany's ration
ing plan. which is said TO be a com
pictc failure. Baron Davenport. food
controller has turned to the well,
hiSh perfect organization developed bv
Herbert G. Hoover. chairman OF tho
American Commission for Relief in
Belgium. for guidance. The main idea
OF the Britist plan is dcccntraliza.
ton Tho United Kingdom has been
divided INTO fifteen areas. each Of which
has been subdivided into cities
horoUghs. urban district councils and
fur" district councils. These nnal
small units viii be charged with dis
tr'hutinE bread and -four to the resi-
dents in their territory through bread
cards. or some similar plan.
y rationins committee. composed OF
Baron Davenport, Kennedy Jones and
othcr prominent men. would decide
what rations were TO be established
what divisions there would be of The
population into classes aud other like
questions. Another advisory committee
would handle the finances. and a fur
thcr committee under Lord ST. Davids
viii control the millcrs
About $4,000 persons. composed prin.
cipally of existing officials. Will Assume
the rationing work in addition TO
their regular duties. under the dircc.
ton Of AifrcI. Butt. a promincn, thcat-
ric,,l magnais.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-07
CARDS LEADING IN NATIONAL

CINCINNATI. May s.-st. Louis wen,
INTO frst place in the Eationa! League
race to- day when Watson shut Cincin-
natl out, TO g. Watson allowed only
ave scattered nits. ana was never in
trouble. The score
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-07
WHERE THEY EIA1

WHERE THEY PLAY To-Day
hnn-". City ut Columbus.
Minneapolis at TOirtln.
II. Paul ut IndianapoIi~
Milwaukee at Louisville
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ROYALS FAIL TO MAINTAIN
Squirt STARTED SATURDAY
Quincy IiurIS Good ball and Allows Hut
-Four BinEics, hut Grays Are
tho Nfct0rs,

MONTREAL. CAN, May 6.-Thc Roy.
ais. after winning on Saturday. failed
TO Keep going to-day when they lost
10 Providence . TO L. Duney pitched "a
nc" gam" for tho locals. and only al
!oWch four hits. The score
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-07
CHOICE OF 2 FAST TRAINS
FAST SPECIAL TRAIN

Will leave Richmond every Sunday at
$40 y. NJ, arriving Norfolk 1880 a. NJ,
and leave Norfolk. returning. at 7:iO
J.. NJ. reaching Richmond 1925 T.. NJ.
Excursion Tickets from Richmond
Will alSo be hOnored in either or both
directions on the "Rtchmond aud Nor
folk Limited" Cannon Bald. which
leaves Richmond 900 a. A., and leaves
Norfolk i:l5 u. NJ.
Any further information desired
may be obtained at the Norfolk and
Western Passenger Office. Ninth and
Main Streets.
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IT. Louis.
inCinnati.
Totals....@ : - y Totals :
-Baued tor Ton"y IN eighth
SCUr" by innings.

s., I.op!s,....'.."',.....4 q q q o ~ o u,
Cincinnati ...-.....-....p % q % y ..-a
Summary. f.rrUr-'Torrv Tro.basA I,'
Cruise. Doubt. rlays-Uotzet "a ,'t.fr-.
uorn-by 20 Miller. rctZcl 70 Nornshy 10
Miller Bases on h+is-on F.l.c, T. 49,
watson, lit by l3tCh.r-hy Watson
tChas"', Struck nGt--hy MouCy 5 iv
Watson, ]. Time, - Jmpircs. Orth ana
Rglcr.
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WHERE THEl PLAY TODAY.
Chicago at st. Louis
Cleveland AT Detroit
Boston at Wnshington
New York at PhiiadpjpIii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-07

'"riNih"hlb al N'Vp News.
I.in'hhur: ~ PrirrsI,urg
Rocks Mount Norfolk
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American League
RESULTS YESTERDAY

FtI-SI III - F-NI FNIIAY-
81 Louis. =: Chicago, first gamc).
Detroit Cleveland train
'othrr games not schrduicd.)
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How They Stand To-Day
international League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Providence. ): Montreal. /.
'othtr games not SCirtlulru.)
STANDING or Cll'nS
WHERE THEY PLAY

"HtNI. IIIf1 FfAY TODAY.
Newark nt Buffalo
baltimore at Toronto.
lithmUnd at Rochester.
Providence ut Montreal
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WHERE InEI r

WHERE They PLAY TO LAY.
BROOKLYN Boston.
Philadelphia AT New York
-. Louis at cincinnati.
Pittsburgh ut Chicago
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Virginia league

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
~" games ecbcduicd.D
STANDING Or (.yHS
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SECOND GAME.
Totals % . . "a 10 Totals.

81, l-oui'. .-.........l ~ % ~ o -.
SUMMARY! Errors -Rtsbcrg 60 Two. ba : .
"tHoh I"hh."h struck out by
Groom by tonz Double pay-S.vc-
i''d /" i."Nah 70 SISTER. Hit by pitcher
%; Groom, tW"avcrj. Left on ba scS--
Ghicago. - 81. Louis. : Sacrifice hits --
rs. 1!'icr;. 'F""n. stolen hascS--Aus-
Ti'nc, ia
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R.i''61-st .....-.--..-.0 "oio -.
s--E.a'y E.'-1r~--wert %, Schmid,
3os.@ Zst+>- DCzi VAUGHN. Two-tase hit
f<.-f- ts-"N. L"i-sr Double u,av-Doylr
r. Hs.1-- 20 Ae-r.@- Bass on Nal.S-o;-
lgEs1, az SaT.son s;54sk OUT
ITt!--e. Klein and Eras!!s
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r"inl"....@5 .. 4

,.M07IHHIY I.rf"fN" IOUn"y t-I, NIn'Idnn.
i'"HrN, lwo-h"hc hits Madden O.. Eayrs.
'"'rii'r" INT DnHiow. Double phys Stat
'"rS To Maj to SIattcrv; Thomas to Israiu
ara 10 bnsl"w. Struck out-hy Sch"licubarii.
o. hS !'nii"y. i!s"a on balis-on Schcl.
I.hhHh u on I,un"N. :. Left bus."s-
ii"F l"'n'". !. Montreal. -. Time. 80
'hrii"a, blackburn ana Mullen.
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American Association
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

Louisville. =; Milwaukee, o tfr>t gamer,
louisville, q: Milwaukee. t.ccnnd game,
columbus. J.: Enn>a, City, fir,, g;trncl
'"'nInhu-. .; Kansas CITY :. tsrrouI
game. WV"
Toledo Minneapolis trainJ
toih"r game not hciietuIr,ll
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National League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
-. Louis, !: Cincinnati. q.
Chicago. 2: Pittsburgh. ..
tothtr games not scheduicd,J
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Pittsburgh.

Totals ..-: T., = - Totals :.
'E,a %. Er.e: !n r;-,t
Sa''sc so- Ct-ls-n n ninth