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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-27

valley--"I and Il strong ssnt30sDg
for Pollard in tho galley"
Middlescx.-"Poilard II la1ssiy n
the lead. He viii ST =
good majority in Urbanna and II
the entire county Of Middlssex"
Patrick County, have talked with
the leading Democrats o. stuart
and they tell me Pollard = solid
there"
Richmond City.-"M-. Pollard - 4
sure winner"
Roanoke City-'T think Mr.. Pol.
lard has better than an eveA
chance to win"
Portsmouth.-"r hava heard some
hard-ribbsd organization folks eaJ
you will be tho tougher. nut tA4y
ever tried to crack. These se:f.
same fellows usually say they viii
carry the state anywhere from =
hundred thousand to a millieaL"
Mecklenburx.-T think you val 50
rs per cent, Ellyson Is per cent
and Davis 10 per cent. Of thA
vote in this county. The Abev<
is my estimate today. based On
what I have seen. ana reports
coming in from my friends"
waynesboro-'Tn my iudsment roA
lard will get 100 to 1875 out Of q
total Of ITO votes polisd hsrA"
Nottoway.-"You Are gaining nuaA
strength in Nottoway. ana In my
opinion will get two-thirds Of tAs
vote cast Blackstone. Grove and
Burkeville are for you BY COED
nnajorities."
Mathews.--"I am satisfied Mathew
IL going to give you a nice major.
Nelson County.-'T have heard many
expressions among the people A. 70
their preference for governor
nearly. IL not all. have been your
friends
Appomastox.-''rs feel sure the COED
people OF Appomattox viii stand
by you"
ChArIoste-''Everyth 10 looking
good for your nomination around
here
Petersburx4--'we are ali yno. Oar
land Pollard enthusiasts. and feel
that he 10 going to carry Pstsrs-
burg"
HopewcIl.-''Follard's platform Ia
fnA ana / believe he will be elect
ed"
bofetourt County, believe Poll
lard will be the choice In this
Scott think Mr.. Pollard II surS
Of the nomination"
OVERWHELMINGLY svsryoody seems
to be for Poilaro' nrss' last ana Al
Shenandoah fetr~snurx,,- "PoiIard
seems 70 nave four"nfna OF tne
support nefe
King ana Queen countys-1ou nave
: 20 many friends IN your natsvs
county that you can ssdW ofeaA.
i.s Pollard club here Ana cAfry
the county without = ueuos
Middiesex Oounty-Iou will cAr1
this county by = 'Arss majof1sy.
Caroline County.-You WIN pou
large majority n Caroline
Henry (M.rttnsvtilel.-"You havs
many good legal supporters IN this
town and feel your election %
sure
Isle Of Wight Counfy~..1 am ears
that Pollard has the largest mum
Der OF supporters In our eomnun-
ity."
most solid for Pollard"
Richmond Cty-"It n my opfAion
that Pollard will be elected " I
large majority"
Surry.-"Pollard seems ahead IN this
community"
SuAsex tWakefeld) -'T believe Mr..
Pollard will get three-fourths ct,
the votes cast At this pfeeaneas
Frederick county--"follArd s>ssAa
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INTRODUCING POLO HERE
III Troop. First Virginia Cavalry. Or
pnniLcs Tenn and Il PrRcticing.
O1hcrs Form Sqnnds for GRmcs.

Members Of tho First squadron, Vir-
cinia Cavalry. have been able to bring
ono new sport to Richmond. even
though the war situation has resulted
In the canoeing of practically all ath-
lctic contests between teams other than
professional.
B. Troop has organized polo team
and liz training hard for contests with
teams that arc bcinS formed among
the other troops Lieutenant Hudgin Is
is in charge Of the "B" Troop team. and
reports that his players are making
rapid progress in the game and that
considerable interest has been aroused
The team is now practicine on the
pa;ade ground AT Camp Stuart and II
is probable that other squads OF play
ers will take tho field for preparatory
work before the end OF The week Tho
game Is entirely new here and should
prove unusually interesting Rcccint
Of the additional horses sent the E'irst
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Jackets Stop Sports;
Men Enlist for War

The RandOlpII-N Macon Athletic AS
soriattOp yestcrdNy cancelled NIL ath-
ictir contests schcduled for the re-
mnindcr OF the year, mt meeting
held In Ashland. and about twenty
college men. including a number OF
those actively engaged In baseball,
tcnni, or track work, came 10 this
city AT once and enlisted In the
Naval Nehcrre JCOrps.
Among those who enlisted ,cHtcr-
day are, NJ. X. Dunn, Tom WoOdnn,
u. ButtcrwOrth, Percy Guilbcrt,
CliftOn WoOdfn, l.. II. Mcnrs. II. II.
CnrdWcll. JnIncs Harrison and G. Il.
richardson. Mac CogbnI. OF this
city, md captain of the Jnckc. foot
ball tenn last fall. with several
other members OF athletic tennis at
the college, will IcnIe for mos
quito fleet bnse within n few dnSs.
randolph Macon is the first col
ieEc In the Enstern Division Of the
virginia intercollegiate Athletic Az.
socintion to cancel athletic ScIicd-
uies In order that students may as-
sumo the duties of war. students
nj several of the other colleges arc
training regularly under tho guild
ancc OF experienced military in
strurtors. md II Ia not Improbable
hut TINT NIL sports will he dIscnrded
%! these schools In the near future.
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Take your mass off TO MI George
pistell. fans, for ii was Sir George
who, In the eleventh inning Of the
hrst game with buffalo yesterday ar
ternoon. mauied the pellet over the
lef,-ncld fence with wallop that
broke up the contest and brought the
game to the credit side OF the Rich
mond ledger. The score WAS : 10 A.
and il was rather a nifty battle
Timely hitting on the part Of the
local players and the use OF dcccivng
1oaters by Wyatt Lee against the Buff
falo Herd during the second contest
were responsible for the welcome de
cision In the final setto. The decision
never was i'm doubt after the second
when Richmond scored three tallies
off the delivery nj Crews, for Lee
proved a great puzzle to the Risons
and they We're unable to connect with
any regularity whatever In this hat :
tie the final result was considerably
in favor OF the home team. the Of
hcial count showing a .-io-l score
While timely wa!lopiuc was cspe-
cially CONSPICUOUS during the last
game. II also was evident during the
initial contest. i'm which TWO homcrs
played important parts Hanford was
the first 10 land for circuit drive.
sending the bail hich over left field
Conner had led off with a hit through
second. Mcconnell himself came across
with one AT an opportune time during
the following session. by banging out
a safe one to right field after Moocrs
had been walked and forced to second
when Scheneberg was passed IIon-
mans hit through second scored Moo.
ers again I'm the seventh. after the
yonngster again had heen walked and
had been advanced on an out Then
Of course. there was Distclrs timely
clout in the eleventh. snatchlng the
game TO safety after one had been re
tired.
SO far rs the second contest is con
cerned, there was little opportunity
for real timely hitting, as all Of the
binRles appeared 10 fit in pretty we'll
with some speedy distance running
Most OF them were assembled in three
frames. and IL Was only in one OF these
sessions that the locals were retired
before they had run UP the score con
siderably. With the exception Of three
fwo-baEeers, there was no heavy clout
ing during the last battle. the locals
awaiting with Calling -gun-like rapidity
once they got started
Errors Nccesxitated "E1trar."
AS Richmond won the tirst game. one
can forge! TO some extent the rniscucs
sent the contest into extra sessions.
Ed Mooers was the chief offender. and
two OF his three wohbles counted
prominently in tho scoring OF runs.
Even with the errors, though the Bi-
sons were unable to make any great
demonstration Of ability. and II was
due principally TO the fact that the
miseues were made that they were able
to get the lead which Richmond waH
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LEXINGTON RESULTS

FIRST SIN fur!uUgs-R hymer. l02 (Martiul,
LILO. $3.50 and $3.50 won: Southern League.
luS 'Crunpl. s. and s3.3o. second: Curl.ruc.
~" tPtck"ns). 81 third Time i:iS 81. Bars
nnd stars Cole Good Counsel. Benjamin.
i.oncc '!c Leon. James. John Hurc and
Htr"n! -Four iuiionSs-compadr", IL tKlci-
E"nD. S3!2 %, S9G0 and ST. 80. won: Broom
Iedd!er. " t.oudeD, S2.10 and $3.50. second !.
itMH.n IL t.illcy), $3.50. third. Time.
u:'i 20. w. /. Dahncy. Lakes Fore. ParfuN.
HmtChcr Eoy. Postmaster. Sixteen I" One.
ran.
Third-Onc mile Opportunity. los tGoos,.,.
S". $3.50 and SO. won. Diamond. loo
tcrumpl, 81 ahd $50. second Atwcll. III
p.ykc). $40, third Time l:i3I-5 George
6; Love. iuford. rcnrod and Minister Tot
Fourth Three year. purse. six turlonrs-
Alert ~ U.ykcD. $iSio. $3.50 and $50 won;
Mary IL. 10 CCrump). $50 and IS -, sec
DAD. Langhoruc. lO' tHowardD. $40. third.
Time. ~ Is. Gretchen r., Manfred No
hicIna'. Impressive. Sleeper and Nourcddin
F,ith-Fonr- ycar,cclh and una mi!r and
81 10. :" 10 and cut. won; Jane StraiIh. los
ti.oudcrl. g 10 and out. second. court
.ylass 100 ti. ShiiiinG), out. third. Time.
Is -. triad also
SiNth-Scliing six inrlongs-SGueeicr III
lga Cpismon). sis,si ana $50. second Sl"e,h,..
Ito or. Gooscl. 81 70. third. Time. i:I7 o.
Spnrkicr. PAlatnblc and Billy Joe also ran.
"v"nth-rhrcc- year old and IN: mile and
seventy yards-tirorcr hughes. 10, ,Shi-
l0g Ulanoverl. $3.50 and s.. 10. second: lntonc.
TO- tWingneld), sai0. third Time 1850.
Ilowdy iIowdy. Executor, White Crown. Jocy
Marquette and Erin also ran
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HAVRE DE GRACE RESULTS

rirs}F""r s|' h9lf Irish
Edith T.. IL tMcC;rawJ So NJ and S. second :
Ron Troinp II. tHmtwclD $3.50. third. Time.
a"nona. rrunss. ..Wnsom. vera a'.i Jim Heat.
crine. Hahunta. IL also ran. Browne entry
''rhornc entry.
second Five and q half furlonrs Nons
Such. 100 CIV Collnsl. $3.50. S@o.5o and sill.
Won; hiaTeswaE Iia CT oMrTagsartl; s. and
third. Time, %. - Blrdmun. thrmung.
M""!ickc. Resign, olyn C.. Josenua Iaratc,
Refugee. 'i.ittl" Ave also ran. .Fi"id
Third SIX furlouEs-Hali, 10 CMctcalf).
tSuiw"lD. $50 ana Sia0 second: Laura TO-,
Lfrois.l, $500, third Time, l:l3 80. Ahara.
SS"rpl. SiiE"y shapiro. Carl Roberts, Little
Nephew. Iicyhournc. Nv. Charcot also ran
III 'M"i,.rmntD, $50 %. SIS. Gn and s. 90 won
,Richard. i.angdun lag tWiliiams). $50 and
sS1e, second: itricklcy 100 IEobinsonl, $40
I,nir'l rne, a -. Supreme. Momlo Farli,
Light. Gin Haven. Mary warm" .R sS"
Te" ana 'Prt"iu~ also ran. Field
ErfthEstS {; iHgr,onesI S,nr'linR. rs out,
no traplinb. $50 third Time i;le . l.
Skilcsln"h. Polly T. Dignity, Plcasureyi,ie
and Anita also ran
sixth, Sly iuriong. Homes. 10 'Trosc>.
tA. Coliins) Sl35o and safi second: Rose
mary III Iinyn"sb. $3.50. third Time
i:i' -" Lohn Douglas. Qu,d Nuuc Sr Fret D..
iui. salon l."rd Wells. I.u2zi. owHna. Gao
ran.
uH iS Eowan2." isS. s 81 and S s!sS M Ssmo
E"pton. &c! tMcrimco) s. and $3.50. second :
Time, l:ie Jcssi" Louise. Tamcrlanc and
Colonel Matt also ran.
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You Need Not
Suffer From Catarrh

constant use for over fifty years, will
drive the catarrhal poisons out OF your
blood, purifying and strengthening il.
so 1t Will carry vicor and health to
the mucous membranes on its jour
ucys through your body and nature
viii soon restore you 10 health. You
VIII be relieved Of the droppings Of
mucous in Your throat sores in nos
triis. bad breath, hawking and spit
ting.
All reputable druggists carry S S. :.
in stock and We recommend you give
it trial Immediately y
The chief medical adviser of the
Company will chcerfully answer all
letters on the subject. There is no
charge for the medical advice. Ad-
dress Swift Specific Company. 40 Swift
Laboratory. Atlanta, Ga.--Adv.
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But You Must Drive 1t Out OF
Your Blood TO Get Rid of 1t
Permanently.

You have probably been in the. habit
or applying external treatments, try
ing TO cure your CatRrrii. You have
used sprays, washes and lotions and
possibly been temporarily relieved.
But after short time YOU had an
other attack and wondered why. You
must He that catarrh Is an infcc-
ton OF the blood and to get perua =
neni relief The catarrh Infection must
be driven ont Of the blood The
quicker YOU come 10 understand this.
the quicker you viii get II out OF your
system. ). S. s.. which has been IN
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LEAFS SPLIT WITH GRAYS

PROVIDENCE. Apri 3O-Tbe Ieafe
dlNlded double header with rho
GraNS here This afternoon, winninl.
me opening battle by II score of 3 10 >
ana tossing the second one, = to l.
Mastery pitching won both contests
Ia the iirst one. label turned the C;ravs
RACK with -four lone hits. their FIRST
lhi'N' bcinE the result of q boot In
The second battle. Eayrs was in rare
FORM and had tho Leafs on his hin
every session Three men were on the
nathS when Graham rolled out. ending
the game. The score:
FRET GAME
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INDIANS BEATEN AGAIN

CLEVELAND, ONO. April 3o.-St.
LOUIS made /, three straight from
Cleveland to-day by Il score of to .
Rumler. Il pinch hitter driving in the
winning runs. ST. Louis pitchers
walked ten battcrs. but were effective
with men on the bases
Centerfelder Speaker was put out of
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BUFFALO.

- Knitted for Casey In ninth.
+Bnttrd for Justin In ninth.
Score ny innlngS. II.
Buffalo ..........O q q q q n OO-I
Richmond .... O3 q q q . IOx-T
Summary; rwO-bnsc hIts-EiheI,
Vnnford. 0'Ncin. Sacrifice hits
Killilen. Mcconnell. Donblc playa
Moocrn 10 McConpell TO Ethel. Hits
on Grows. :. md 2 runs. In . In
ninEs. Bnscs On bRlIs-by Crows
2, by Justin. =; by Lee. =. Struck
nut-hy Justin. .. Left on hnses-
Buffalo. -; Hi"bmond. =. Time OF
game. :35. impires-M"IrIdr and
Carpenter.
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South AtInnt,c Lcnru..

AZ Macou--M Macon. .: Columbia. 10.
~ umbus--ColumbuF. .: Charles.
ton. T.
AZ Jacksonvillc-.Iac ksonvillc /: Au.
Custa. ucu innings).
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RALLY BEATS BRAVES
ALEXANDER AND RUDOLPH
SEPARATED BY QUIGLEY
Teams Manifest I'll Feeling throughout
tOntcst--Rudoiph Allows -Four
!IingicS In Third.

PHILADELPHIA, April 3O-Phila-
dclphia made four hits of Rudolph in
the third inning to-day. and the rally
won the game from Boston. = 10 :.
There was considerable i'll feeling
shown between the teams. Umpire
Quiclcy had tO step in between Alex
andcr and Rudolph to stop an argu-
mcnt. The score:
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Philadelphia.
Totals. ...3i 8 r':s : Totals. 81 10 - II
rhr'shcr out. hit BY bst,cd ball
Score by

Sos,"n ..;..............i -
Philadelphia .........1 u @ d!
summary Errors--McIrnii. Bates 90
Two base hits-Strurk and Hooper. rrrc"-
ia :" hit-Iiourrr. Left OF bascs-Bosior : I.
PhilaG"phia. \. Bases on baits--of Ruth.
:: on Seibold. :. Strucl ou,--by Ruth. ] by
S"ibold~2. Sacrifice hits-Gro"cr iIohlityoli.
Sacrifice ny-Barry. iIits--on Scibuii i In
. innings. Passed bsll-Thomas. umpircs
M"',crmicit and Connolly. Time, rs. Al.
tendance "a
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NATIONALS LOSE IN TENTH

WASHINGTON. April 30.-Ncw York
defeated Washington In ten innings to-
day. To 3. Nunamaker walked IN the
tenth. was safe at second on Iiallia's
wide throw Of Shocker's sacrifice. toon
third on double play tina: retired
Shockcr aud Gilhoolcy. and scored on
Highs single. The score:
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How They Stand To-Day
International League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

Hirhninnd. >: Buffalo. 4 tnrst game ;
eleven inuinSs,.
Richm"nd. Buffalo. tsccond Gnmr).
Toronto. y; rrotidrnCe. FIRST gumr).
Toronto. !; Providence. I: tsecund Eumc).
!:niiim"rr. !: Montreal. 3 first enmc).
Baltimore. q; Montreal. | (sccunu camel.
Rochester Newark (rainl.
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HUFF AI.O.

Summary; rwo-bnsc hItS-KilII-
len, Gin. CHANNEL. Home runs
Hnnford. DIstc1. Sacrifice hits
Onhiow. Chnnnell. ,McCnbc. Distcii.
Hoffman. Clemens. NitS-oH Schc-
ncbcrE. q. and runs. In 4 innings
tnOuc out I'm fifth. BASES on bniis
ny NIrCnbc. =, by SchcncbcrE. .;
Hoffman, >. iInttcrs bit-by Schc-
ncberE. I: ny Hoffman. I; by Me-
CRbc. I. struck out-by MrCnhc. 2:
by SchencbcrE. y, by Hoffman. 1.
Lsft on bnscs-HuTaIo, To; Rich
riond. :. 'fimc of Enmc. ::f5. I'M
pircs-Cnrpcntcr md Mcbride.
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North Carolina L,npuc.

At Durham-Durham. 4: Asheville. l.
Al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3: Char
lotto. " eleven inninRs)
At Raleigh-Raleigh 3 Winston
Salem. /.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Detroit nt Chicago.
1T. 1.Ouis at Cleveland
New York at Warrington
Philadelphia at Bost or
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RUTH WINS ANOTHER
WITT HURLS BAT AT MYERS
DURING BATTING PRACTICE
Pitcher Sturts 10 Nix Things hut Plny-
cra Are Pnrtcd-Fifth Straight
for Ruth-Scorc. q ia

BOSTON. April 3G.--Ruth pitched his
min StraiIh victory to-day. when Bos-
ton defeated Philadelphia. i to ,.
During The Philadelphia batting
practice. Witt the visiting shortstop.
became iucenSeu at his tcamnate.
Elmer Myers. and threw his bat AT
the pitcher. Myers ran up to the plate.
but tho TWO men were separated before
any blows were struck. The score:
Boston. phiInlclphiu
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National League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Fhiiadclphin. 3; Boston. >.
can other games postponed; rain.)
S,IA NillNI.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
brooklyn nj New York.
Boston AT Philadelphia.
thicugO at st. Lou
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tRa;i.d for McBr.d. in tenth
S""r" by innings: n.
wsshin s,on :...o 0 . %
summary Errors Smith. Gallia f.cf, on
hasrS New York. .; Washington. II BASES
ON haiIs-oh Shorker . of Dumont. 3: Oft
'iallia. l. iiiiS--on Dumont e. of Cali.
L. struck cut-oy Slockcr /. hy Dumont l..
lnrc"-basc hit-Prc'tinpaugh TwO.basc hits
-Maisel. Milan. Morgan. Mcbride. Sacrifice
htts-HiSh. Mage Milan. McBrtd" 90. Sal
rlh'r ny-Shanks; D"ubl" plays Foster
10 Judge Ia Mcbride. Morgan 10 Iudce
Mid pitch-Shockcr. Empires. owen and
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American League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Boston, q; Philadelphia, 2.
-. Louis. !; Cleveland, =
ninrs).
Drtroif -Chicnen lrninl.
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Southern Association.

Southern Association.
~ At lanta-Atlanta- New Orleans,
postponed
AZ Birmngham-Bi birmingham s; Mo-
bile, 3.
At Little Rock-Little Rock, S; Mem
phis. = Twelve innings.
AZ Observation-Disclosures, s:
Nashville, ..
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American Association
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Toledo, :; Milwaukee. o.
(aiI other games pOstpOncd; rain }

WHERE THEY fLAY TO-DAY
Kansas City n; Toledo
Ninnenpnli> III Columbus
Milwaukee Mt Indianapolis.
~. Paul at Louisville
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me in the second inning.

Iota L. IA - IL Totals. - . II
Matted for Davenport IN sixth
Bat tied for Covclcsltic In NTH
IRAN for Miller In NTH
sBatt"d for Lambeth In sixth
fBatteh for Morton in ninth.
Scor" by innings: n.
Cleveland ........,.. 0 o . o
summary; Errors konwor,hy. Evans,
DNcHl Two bas" hits-Roth. ATstin. Sislcr.
Three bias" hit -Rnmi"r. Sacrifice hit-Aus-
tin. Sacrifice ny-S"vcrcii. stolen ba Sis
Ter t:l. kcnworthy. Mar-ans chapman.
Let ON bases Cleveland. 2; ~ Louis. {.
Tribe play--AuStln 10 Ecnwur'1y Ia IIavan.
Double rlay-Sev"rcid to Laval Bases on
balls-on covcl"skie. !. off Lambeth. L. of
of Sothoron. !. Struck out--hy covelesl,ic.
J: by Lambeth. !; by paycnport Z. Passed
hall-D Neil. Ifits-om Davenport. In =
innings: on Park. in innius of Hami-
ton: In "a innings: Off Sothorun. In . Ia
Innings: of covcieskie in innings: off
lambeth. i'm inning: off Morton, I In :
innings. Empires. ol.ouEhin and Hide
brand. Time. 2:lo.
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I'hiI,ltlrlpliin.

NuIInlHTN EIfNfs.S mith. StNck. kiIlifcr
i:cft on has"s-Ei Boston; {. Philadelphia. =
base hii-Stock. Sacrifice tiowdy. struck
"nt,hy Alexander. :: by Rudolph. l. BASES
on balis-oH Alexander /. OF Rudolph. /
lii by pitchcr-hy Rudolph Ut'ravath).
Itme. i:I" tmpircs. Qnslcy and HyrOn.
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STANDING or CLUBs.

WHERE THEY rLAY TODAY.
Buffalo at Richmond.
Montreal at Baltimore
Toronto at Providence.
Rochester at Newark.
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FRET GAME.


Totals 81 . AZ ID Totals.M 3 IA .
Sc"i. hy inniuEs. u
Providence .'.o q u n 2 q q n -
Toronto ........... % ~ q u &" q n "A !.
summary: Errnrs-Bratnhrd. onsiow.. Null
Continued on Fifth pageD
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Cavalry by the government ma
sible their use in this sport. DO
and animals bcncflting greatly Il
exercise and the competitions.
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Virginia League

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
, Norfolk at Rocky Mount.
Newport News nt Portsmouth,
Petersburg nj ~ nchburg.
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Washington.
New York.

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ltattel for Dumont IN eighth.
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Continued on Fifth
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04
ZDZICZENIE MkODZIEzY.

PiotrkoWo.- 13-letni chfopak
szkolny z Piotrkowic W Prusach
Zashadnich wszed} przez okno do
mieszkania wlasciciclki Volta
szewskiej i skradf okrase, grusz,
XII it'd, a z szafy zabral kilka SUI
ken. Izba karna. .skazala m1odo-
cianego zfodzieja ma tydzien VIE
zicnia.- UczeI szkolny Franci-
seek Follner z Kalisk w powiecie
starogardzkim W Prusach Ia
chodnich. ukrad} posiedzicielowl
Witkowskiemu, u kt0rego sluzy]
wlosic konskic i sprzeda} je "a
Is FEM, kupcowi Borzeskowskic-
mu skrad} pike gumowa a Villas
cicielce Spite Z szafki szklanej
3,75 mix. Do mieszkania panny
Janickiej wszedl Ia ~pomoca~ Wy
trycha i skrad} z komody 2 NIX.
Izba karna W Starogradzie skaza-
Ia 60 "a to ma szesc tygodni vie
zienia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-01-04
MIASTO BEE CUKRq.
Bvdgoszcz. "Dzien. Bydg q

Bydgoszcz. "Dzien. Bydg do-
nosi co nastepujc: Wierzycby sic
nic chcia}o, azeby obecnic cukru
mia}o zabraknac. A jednak jest
to smutny wypadek. w ostatnich
dniach daremnie, szuka sic pc ska
dach i sk}adzikach cukru. ma
dcidzie W kilku dniach' OTTO
odpowiedz dana pytajacym GU
kier. Lecz gdy by tax za]rzano
do kom6r i skrytek kupc6w, wy
}owionoby niejedcn centnar Gu.
kru. Lecz jezeli inni zas czems
;nncm spekuluja, dlaczeeozby ME
miano i IA cukrze spekulowac'
.Cukier bedzie - to rzecz pewna
- "a kilka dni do nabycia- lec2
.iako swiezy transport!!! o kllka
.fcnyg6w - drozszy. TAX sic dis
spekuluje!!: