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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-06-12
Newberry Cotton MiIl-Colored.

Bailey, John; BooZer, Clarence.
Cleckley, Daniel; Cook, Ben.
Farrow, Theodore.
Jeter, Sherman.
Miller, Tom.
Phillips, Walter.
Watkins, Elliott; Watkins, Gus;
Wright, Frank.
Young, James Whit.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-06-12
'Clean Up the Bowels and
Keep Them Clear"

There are many remedies to BE
had for constipation, but the dill
Guilty is 10 procure one that acts
without violence. a remedy that
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-06-12
MaybintOn-White.
Thomas, Jim Run.

Maybinton-ColOred.
Allen, John.
Byrd, James.
Caldwell, Ed; Chick, Frank; Chick
Ike; Chick, Pettis; Chick, VIII;
Clark, Dan Jr.; Coleman, Lonnie.
Dawkins, Charlie; Dawkins, Fellx;
Dawkins, Fred.
Gaffney, Eddie; Gaffney, George;
Cain V, Nathan; Gaffney, Robert;
Gibson, Willie; Gillian, Eddie; Glenn
Robert; Glymph, John.
Hardy, John; Henderson, Thomas'
Hunter, Will.
Jeter, Gillian; Jones, John DAVIS.
Kelley, Will.
Lemon, Arthur.
Maybin, Clarence; Maybln, John'
Means, George; Means, Will Etchson'
McClurkson, Jim.
Oglesby, Haywood.
Renwick, Sims; Rocks, John.
Sanders, Mangle; Suber, Carl; Sub
er. Harry; Suber, Henry; Suber, Will
Thacker, Arthur; Thompson, ROW
land; Trapp, Robert.
Young, Will.
Betheden-Whites.
Brock, George Andrew; BROCK,
George Eugene.
Carlisle, Hubert Toland; Cromer.
John Wallace.
Dominick, Willie EdWArd.
Franklin, Joe Baker; Franklin, Will
liam EaynA
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-06-12
Complete Registration of
Newberry Under Selectiue Draft

Following is the lost of persons who
registered in Newberry county Tues
day, June 5, 1917, in obedience to
Selective Draft Act OF United States
congress:
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Glymphville-Colore&.

Glymphville-Colorea.
Alstcn, Artaur; Aston, Nathan.
Baxter, Eddie.
Chaplin, David; Chaplin, George;
Chaplin, Maniel Jr.
Davis, Willie.
Eigner, Asa; Eigner, Chester Ar
thur; Egner, Willie.
Goree, Johnnie; Goree, Aaron; 60
rec, Nathan.
Henderson, Adam.
Jeter, Walter Jr.
Kincaid, Coley; kincaid, Dosla'
Kincaid, Elijah.
Matthews, Zeb.
Ogelsby, Dudley.
Rutherford, Amos: Ruff, Spencer.
Stevenson, Elick; suber, Epps;
Suber, Henry.
Thompson, Allan; Tobe, joan
David; Tobe, Tom.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-06-12

Hargrove, Butler Hampton; Har-
grove, Lee Carlisle.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-06-12
Observation-Disclosures.

Glymphville-Whites.
Berley, Boykin; Berley. Cyrus Ed
ward; Berley, Ebbie Lawson.
Caldwell, James Wilson; Cromer
Bennie Tiller; Cromer, Willie Roland
Dawkins, William Jesse; Defines
John Leroy.
Graham, Eddie Osborne; Graham
Olin Backman.
Kitchens, James.
Miller, Lovick Pierce, Jr.
Ringer, James Ernest; Ringer
Robert Earl; Ringer, Willie Edgar.
Smith, John William; Suber, wal
lace Coleman.
Willingham, Ambrose Olia.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-06-12
Oakland Nill-White.

oakland Ulu-WulUCs
Abney, Daniel Bird; Abrams, Sam
Henry; ,Attaway, George Henry; Au-
ton, Henry Kibler.
Berry, James Tillman; Bodle, Will
liam Pitts.
Cauthern, Lee Virgil; Croft, George
Belton.
Davenport, Lloyd Boozer.
Fellers, John Bruce; Foster, otto
Klettner.
Grant, Edward Berry; Glenn, James
William; Goings, Daniel Begaman' ;
Guin, Jesse James.
Hartsell, Oscar Franklin.
Jones, Minis Albert.
King, Henry Campbell; King, VII
liam Pleasant; Kinney, William
Henry.
Longshore, Roy Forest.
Masters. James; Miller, Tommle
Corris; Mize, Claud; Mize, Clyoe'
Mize, George; Mize, James Preio' :
Parker, Irby Slauter.
Rikard, Leo Sligh.
Sanders, Ambrose Virgil; scar
borough, Francis Judson.
Turner, John. ,.,
Ward, John Speaks; Waters, Will
liam Fincher; Williams, jesse
Brodus; Williams, Roland Carl
Wood, Evrit Marcus.
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Noll0hon Mill-White.

Arrowood, George Allen; Arrow
wood, Samuel Madison.
Banks, John Frank; BARLEY, Robert
! Benjamin; Beck, John William;
Betchman, John Emmitt; Buckley,
James Edward; Buckley, Sampson
Fred; Black, Manse Jessie; Boozer,
John Marion; Burton, Thomas Clyde;
Bushardt, Wilbur K; Bushardt, Clar-
ence Eugene.
Callas, Wilbur Hannie; Cameron,
Chester Alfonso; Collin, Ben; Coyle,
Thomas Chiles; Culclasure, Francis
Boliver; Culclasure, Lewis L.; Gull
clasure, Leray; Culclasure, Willie
Westley; Cromer, William Aston;
Cromer, Walter Louis.
Darby, Fred Ellison; Dodsond, Esby
Vondure; Dennis, Jesse Lee; Donald,
Albert Lee; Driggers, Ernest Palmer;
Duncan, Callie Ligon; Dyson, Jacob
Ollie.
Edwards, Walter Irving.
Galloway, Wallace Arthur; Gauntt,
Henry Lewis; Grant, Thomas BenJa-
min; Green, Stephen; Gosc, Grover
Cleveland.
Harmon, Thomas Simeon; Harmon,
Norace Pierce; Hurt, Dali McBoy;
Holt, Mamie Lee; Howards, Earnest
Alexander.
Kibler, John Jacob.
Lawson, David Norman; Layton,
Isaac Coy; Lovern, Will Henry.
Inquire, Harry Lonse.
Martin, Jesse Hamit; Mills, John
Adams; Milstead, James Jefferson.
Neal, Robert Leon; Neal, Samuel
Boyce.
Isaac Coy; Levern, Will Henry.
Lester Festus; Proter, Lewis Edmund
Reeves, George Washington;
Reeves, Williams Malcolm; Reid, Will
liam Grady; Rivers, Alonzo Evans.
Sem, Joseph Claud; Shealy, Back
man; Shealy Eliza Roscoe; Shealy,
Homer Franklin; Shealy, Jesse Ed
ward: Shorter, Patton Richberg; Sin
clair, Victor; Sisemorc, Thomas VIII
liam; Smith Clifton Gambler; Smith,
John Ashmore;. Smith, Preston For
est; Spiel, Elmer; Stribble, Arthur
Sewell Bryant; Stribble, Herbert
Washington; Summers, Charlie Glib
son; Summer, Frank James.
THOMPSON, George Washington;
Touchberry, Charley; Troutman' Lon
nie Bee.
Williams, John Meadows; Willing
ham, Hayne Mccullough; WILLIS
Claude Eugene; Wilson, Willie Henry;
Woodward, Benjamin Franklin.
Yarbrough, George Washington
Yochem, John Franklin.
nollohOn Mill-COlOred.
Dewalt, Haskell; Douglas, Ernest.
Glenn, Jim.
Jones, Henry Startling.
Montgomery, Henry.
Lyles, Jim.
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Nhitmire-COlOred.

Abrams, Silas Jesse: Anderson. Ras.
Banks, Tupper; Brown, Wnls
Brown, Wist; Butler, Ernest; Byrd,
Calvin; Byrd, James; Byrd, James An
derson; Byrd, Porter; Byrd, Willie.
Chick, James; Clary, Frank; Cole
man, Otis; Copeland, Ell; Copeland,
John Henry.
Davis, Clerk Cornelius; Davis, Tom
Purcell; DIAL, Haskell; Douglas,
Henry; Duckett,' Ben Duckett, Philip.
Elmore, John; Epps, Alf; Epps, Al
onzo; Epps, Anderson Herman; Epps,
Fed: Epps, Jno. Crowder; Epps, Pei
mon.
Glenn, Arthur; Glenn, James Ar
thur; Griffin, James Elliott; Griffin,
John.
Henderson, Charley; Hipp, George:
Hopkins, Will; Hunter, James.
Jacks, Eldridge; Jacks, Phifer;
Jackson, Jim; Jeter, Sam; Joiner,
Brawley; Joiner, Cola; Joiner, Mart;
Joiner, Timothy; Johnson, Adam;
Johnson, Earl; Johnson, James; John
son, Jno. Henry; Johnson, Jodie;
Johnson, Oscar; Johnson, Thomas.
Kenner, Ivy; Kenna, Ernest; Ken
ner, Henry; Kenner, Stokes; Kinara.
Henry.
Livingstone, Collins; Lyles, Jimmie
Dock; Lyles, Joseph; Lyles, Julian;
Lyles, Ned.
McCrackin, William.
Price, Jno. Henry.
Rayford, Harrison; Rayford, James;
Reeder, George; Reeder, Fred; Reed
er, George; Reed, Pleas; Rice, Cole;
Rice, Thomas; Richey, Warren; Reg
ers, Fred.
Sanders. Andrew; Sanders, Butler;
Sanders, Eugene; Sanders, James;
Sanders, John O.; Sanders, Pinkney;
Sanders, Robert; Selvey, Hilliard;
Simmons, VIM; Sims, Eddie; Sins,
John Presley; Sims, Wesley; Stew
ems, Jim: Suber, Benjamin Ivy; Sub
er, Frank; Swindler, Johnnie.
Thomas, Eddie Cicero; Thomas, Ma
thaniel.
Van Ian, Robert
Wallace, John William; Wallace
Julius; Wallace, Otis; Ware, Jes5
Williams, Loney; Williams, Presidei
Young, Coleman; Young, DAVID
Yarbrough, Eddie.
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Jalapa-Colored.
Abanathy, Milton; Adams, Willie.
Boyd, Lamacks; Boyd, Willie; Bur
ton, Henry.
Cannon, Anthony; Cannon, Tommle;
Conner, West: Cannon, Willie; Cald-
well, Johnnie; Chalmers, James;
Clark, George Washington; Clark,
John j.; Clark, Layton; Clark, Marx;
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Jalapa-Whites.

Jalapa-Whites.
Albriton, Birge Langston.
Barre, James Oswald; Barre, Wal
ter Calvin; Buckley, William Earnest.
Dobbins, Luther Stewart.
Long, Junius Fox; Long, Rufus
Frederick.
Miller, John Clarence; Miller, FOR
est Eugene; Miller, Vance Elbert.
Reeder, Walter Thompson; Riser,
Wallace William.
Wessinger, John Bennett; WessI2-
ger, James Olin.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-06-12
Aliens-WhfSe.

Natchicas, Gus;
Nickas, George;
:Trakas, Spero P;
vigodsky, Harry.
Alien-Negre.
Brodie, Easton.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-06-12

Helena-Whites.
Abrams, John Chesley.
Baker, Camilus.
Dominick. Cole Earl.
Lake, William Reese.
Poag, Arthur.
Swindler, George Gustave.
Thomason, Bennie Jerome; Thom-
ason, James Lewis; Thomson, Jonn
Andrew.
Wightman, William Francis.
Helena-C0lOred.
Adams, James.
Bragg, Alexander; Bragg, JIes
Henry; Brooks, Simmie.
Caldwell, Jack; Carter, ROBERT
Cheak, Jim.
Davenport, William D.
Fry, John Wesly. ,,
Glasco, Matthew; Glenn, VIII
Sloan; Green, Charlie, Jr.
Harp, Elree; Harp, Foster.
Jones, Henry; Jones, Vancy.
Lyles, George.
Nance, Bennie; Nance, Ebert Eli
lis.
Perry, Tom.
Robinson, Marcellus.
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MollohOn MiIl-COl0red.

Dewalt, Haskell; Douglas, Ernest
Glenn, Jim.
Jones, Henry Startling.
Montgomery, Henry.
Lyles, Jim.
Watts, Jesse; Williams, Cary.
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CONTINUED ON PAe8 -
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Oakland Cotton Niu-COlored.
Brice, Jim.
Wilson, Everett.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-04
standing of Clubs.
Games Today.
Norfolk in Petersburg.
Newport News in Lynchburg.
Rocky Mount in Portsmouth

Petersburg, Va. May 3.--Artnur
Devlin's Tars won the opening game
of the series from the Coolers today
to /. with one clean hit and com
bination of poor pitching by Marks
and successive errors by Pay in the
third inning. Marks got by with the
first inning with only three men fac
ing him, but after Short and Hart
sell hunted safe i'll the second. he APP
peared to be unnerved Bruce sac
rificed and Short scored on passed
ball.
Nicks walked to open the third.
Holmes singled to right for the only
clean hit the visitors made during the
game. Nicks was forced at the plate
by Devlin. Harris and Holmes scored
on successive errors by Pay, and
Bruce walked, forcing Deriisi across
the rubber. At this stage Ora ham
relieved Marks with one out and the
bases filed. Tinan walked, forcing
in Short with the visitors last run.
Lefty was faced by only eighteen men
in the last six innings and allowed
only one scratch hit in the six ana
two-thirds innings, that being an in
field safety. which was detected by
the pitcher in the ninth inning. but
Riggs overran first and was caught
between the bases.
The Petersburg club presented a
new lineup with Burruss, an Oak
Ridge college boy, at first Wade Rey-
nolds at second; Goalby at, third and
Mangus in right field. With the ga
ctftttetf of ty sfs4settes the tt-af rtrt
up great helding game, but superb
pitching by Nicks held the scoring
down The score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-04
Chicago.
Cleveland.

totatN ''.'., ..'. d. bNZb u
1.-Two out when winning run scored.
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Standing of Clubs,
Games Today.
VIRGINIANS In Rochester.
Newark in Buffalo.
Baltimore in Toronto.
Providence in Montreal.

Rochester W. May 3.-owfnE to
the intense cold weather here today
only $500 fans saw the Rochester
Hustlers down the Richmond virgin
ians. the score being IA TO 8. Napor
from the breath of the players rose
in clouds as they worked on the field.
Ehe opening game was featured ,pF
semi-nil,tary exercises. with regular
and national guard officers partici-
pating.
The Hustlers touched three Rich
mond pitchers, Seheneberg. Hoffman
and barnes. for total OF eighteen
safeties while Lehman, Rochester
premier hurier. welded the Nirginians
no less than thirteen.
The home boys started ambastinf-
the eiehttt,, In { he opening fratae asfa
continued TO hammer II hard through
out the encounter. They scored in
every inning save One The Firginians
also hit the ball hard. nut they failed
to contribute them with men on the
sacks. which accounted for the fact
that they managed TO send but six
across the plate On the other hand.
the Rochester outfit hit the bal zXhan
hin@les counted for something and
only eight men were lett Oh the
sacks during the contest
Considering the cold weather. both
teams fcided we'll, but the pitcher
were enable To 90 their best work
The Richmond club made two fast
u5U fIf. pIayE, Tne TfFsT ONe being rF0Ts
Mcconnell to Mooers TO Ethel and the
either from Mooers to EIhel 10 Nc
nermott Richmond infielders looked
good throughout the contest, the werk
Of Mooers and Mcconnell being
especially good.
The Outstanding feature of the
game Vas the hitting OF Young. who
connected with the ball four times
ont Of as inanv trips To- the plate For
Richmond McDcrnot. Clemens. Eihei
end Dlateu each contributed couple
Of bingles while Bin Reynolds hit
for a iors three dagger
Tn. snnl.e.s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-04
shaw Bests Caldwell

Washington, April 3~~The Nationals
got an even break in the series with
the Yankees At two-ali by winning the
nnal game 9 to ]. Shaw gaining the
margin over Caldwell in a pitchers
battle The Nationals won with two
out in the eighth on Judges inffeid
hit, an Intentional hunt: Fosters dou-
BILE and Milan's single. which gave two
tallies. The Nationals had scored a
run in the third on pass TO Ainsmish.
Shaws sacrifice and two ba gger by
Judge The Yankees tied the count
with two gone in the sixth on Highs
single. his steal and one-baser by
Maisel Only thirty-two men actually
faced shaw in the nine innings, while
but thtFts-ene went to tire plate against
Caldwell. who had to work one round
Tho
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-04
MANY TO PARTICIPATE
IN BICYCLE EVENTS

Many Richmond bicyciists Will
participate in the races to be staged
this afternoon at Byrd park, begin
ming at o'clock. The prizes to be
awarded are very inviting and num-
her OF hatls-sontessed races are an
ticipated,
There are eleven races scheduled,
among them being championship
affair for policemen. a girls race.
championship event for boys twelve
wears old and younger, championship
race for messenger boys and Boy
Scouts. and several other interesting
events.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-04
'Batted for E.ngel in eighth

summary. Hits-oT Engei. 10 hits
and 10 runs in eight innings of Crews.
o hits and / run in inning. Earned
runs--Bunafo, /: Newark, B. First base
on baIIs~~OE En9cI. .: or ThziuHHU, =:
off Crews !. Struck out-by Engei, Z;
by Enzmanr. 4. Home run~~ChannelL
Three-base hits-Haas Egan. Callahan
First base on ~ errors--Newark. 4.
stolen bases Movie f2>. Lewis. Left
on bases buffalo. 6: Newark. 10, pou-
BILE plays-Eldred to Russell. Fuller to
Move 10 Russell az. Hit by pitched
bali Ry Engel. ], Passed balls
Lynch tsl UNnpires-~Freeman and
0'Brien Time 10.
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Boston. Mass. May 3--A triple by
Hooper and an error by Catcher Haley
in the third inning. which gave Bos-
ton one run. and Barry's base on
balls in the NTH. followed by Lewis
and walkers singles. was enough to
defeat Philadelphia. 2 to 0. here to-
day. Bates was the only Philadelphia
to reach. third base. Leonard for
Boston struck out eight men in az
many innings and kept the xeven hits
we'll scattered. Daniel Considine. a
New York theatrical man. was APP
pointed business manager of the Bos-
ton American club this afternoon. sue
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-04

with one exception. the Lyric bill
last night ran 10 music and comedy.
and there Is not weak number on the
program from first to last After the
Hearst-Pathe pictures, which were all
excellent. and ran to war stun. Fox
and lnxraham offered medley OF
songs. character and otherwise. TO con-
siderable applause. Charles F. Semon.
the human toothptck. followed with a
monologue' containing some bright
stories and played on all the musical
instruments known to man. He retired
with much applause.
Roger Gray. late of musical comedy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-04
HIGHLAND PARK WILL
BATTLE DUPLEX TEAM

The base ball followers of the city
will be entertained Saturday by the
Duplex and Highland Park teams,
who will stage their scheduled game
al the Boulevard park at 4 p. NJ.
while the Firginians are away from
home, The rivalry between the two
teams Is keen and Judging from rec
ords the game will be one of the best
exhibitions ever staged hera-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-04
RICHMOND Is DEFEATED ,
IN INITIAL ROAD GAME
Three of Vgnans Pitchers Are Batted Hard They Lose
Contest 70 Rochester By IA to Score Richmonders
Connect With Ball For Thirteen Safetes

ham: WARRIOR to Shannon to Williams;
Shannon to Truesdale to Williams;
Acosta to williams. Left on bases
Toronto 3; Baltimore. 8. Bases on balls
or Hearne 1: of WARRIOR. 2. Earned
runs--Baltimore. ), Hit by pitched
ball--By warhop. 1. struck out--By
Hearnes. 6; by WARRIOR. 2. Umpires-
Carpenter and Mcbride. Time-1:25.
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sBatted for Raglan in sixth.
ssBatted for Nehf in ninth.
Score by innings r.
Boston .001 100 o00--e
Philadelphia ........ 100 401 OFF
Summary: Left on bases-Phila-
tlelphia. 4 Boston, Earned runs-
Philadelphia, Z; Boston. l. Two base
hits-Luderus Gowdy Home run
Cravath. Sacrifice hits--Vhitted. Will
holt. Niehoff, Paskert. Sacrifice fly
Kiliifer. Double play-Niehoff to Lu-
derus. Pitching record-Un Raglan.
z hits and ) earned runs IN FIVE in
nings: off Nehf. hits and earned
rams In 3 innings. Struck out--By
Mayer. 4: by Raglan. /. Base on balls
OFF Mayer. s: off Raglan. 1, Wild
pitches-Mayer, Nehf Hit by pitched
bail-By Nehf CLuderus), Time
1886. Tmpires-Quiglev and Byron
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-04
GOOD FIELDING FAILS
TO SLAVE OFF DEFEAT
Cleveland Indians Put Over Couple OF
Counters IN Closing Frame and
Win From white Sox.
SHAW BEsTs RAY CALDWELL
senators Make 1t Even Break With
Yankees by Downing Them i'm Clos
ing COmbet-Philadelph Loses
Another to Boston Red Sox.,

Cleveland. Nav 3.--Clever and sensa
tional fielding STAYED off defeat for the
White Sox for eight innings. despite
the fact that Scott was. hit hard. but
the Indians nosed out ahead in the
ninth and won today's game, to !.
The score.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-04
sarcet Cars Juxrlc Auto.

Her automobile caught between the
rear and front platforms OF two NOV
Ing street cars and juggled for several
minutes before the cars could be
brought to q stop, Miss Reba Tyler.
1919 Park avenue. yesterday escaped
from the situation with nothing more
than badly damaged machine.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-04
Purse Won by Imper.tor.

rimlico, Md, May a.-fmperator,
Jockey Collins up- On thu Herman
selling purse today by covering the six
furionEs ahead of eight other three
year-oids. Impcraters time was
ia rs. Hanobaia, long shot. won
the -furiong race for horses OF
the same class
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-04

"Batted for Fisher IN sixth.
Score by innings: R
Rochester ..,,....s.. 34l III 0ex--It
Richmond .. GEO 600 els 6
Summary. Hits and earned runs
- Oft l.ohuanr-l2- hits and sssa~-iE.
nine innings: off Scheneberg, hits
and runs in ] inning tnone out in
secondl. Off Hoffman 5 hits and .
runs IN two innings tnone out in
fourthl. off Barnes. hits and runs
In 5 innings. Two base hits Farrell
Schepner, Young 90, McDermott.
Clemens, Barnes. Eibel. Three base
hits Rodriguez. Reynolds Home
run--Farrell.' Sacrifice hits--Schep-
ner. Clemens. Sacrifice nies--WendelI.
Mooers t2), Distell Stolen bases
Fisher, Doolan. Young, Lehman.
Eibei Double plays--McConnell to
Mooers to Eibel. Mooers to Ethel to
MeDermott. First base on errors
Richmond, 2. tsirs. base on balls
on Lehman. 3: Off Schencberg, 1; off
Hoffman. /. Off Barnes. S. Hit by
pitched ball--By Lehman. /, struck
out--By Lehman. z: by Scheneberg.
l.. by Barnes. 2. Left on bases
Rochester, s; Richmond. ~. Wild
pftch--Barnes. Umpires-Hart and
Tannehill. Time--2:12
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-04
NEWARK BEARS CONTINUE
WILD WINNING STREAK

Buffalo, May 3.--The Newark Bears
spoiled the opening day scenery here
today by downing the Bisons by a IL
to score. military pageant pre-
coded the contest The Bears nicked
Joe Engel for enough taliies to win in
the second inning and then piled UP
four more in the sixth. ChRnnelfs
homer In the ninth gave. the Bisons
their first tally. Score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-04
Card. Come From Behind.

Pittsburg, May 3.--After going score
less for eight innings. ST. Louis came
from behind today in the ninth inning
and defeated the Pirates. 1 TO s. on
Millers double. singles by Hornsby,
Cruise and Bescher and two errors by
Hinchman. Score.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-04

summary. Left on bases--New York
4: Washington, I. First base on balls
or Shaw. 8; on Caldwell. 2. struck
out--By Shaw, {; by Caldwell :. Two
base hits--Judge. Foster. Peckinpaugh
Sacrifice hit---Shaw. Stolen base--High
Double plays--Ainsmith to Mcbride
Mcbride to Judge. Cmpires-Dineen
and Owen. Time---l:4t
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-04

Lexington. KY. May a.~-The surprise
OF the day was the victory of Starmaid.
Jockey Louder guided her over the
course in i:4e IS in front OF field of
six. The mile handicap for three-year-
oIds was won By Tokay. who also was
no favorite
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-04
= Orioles And Bears Continue Winning St
Standing Of Teams
Results Yesterday.

Washington, 8: New York. !.
Boston. 2: Philadelphia. 0.
Cleveland. 2: Chicago, I.
Detroit st. Louis, cold weather.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Yesterday.

Rochester. IA; vIRG1NlANs, 6
Newark, II; Buffalo, 2.
Baltimore. g. Toronto, o.
Only three games scheduled.
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Southern League

Nashville, /: Birmingham. 8.
Little Rock. l; New Orleans. 4
Chattanooga, 4; Atlanta. fcalied end
sixth; rainl.
Mobile Memphis. rain
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ARTHUR DEVL ms CLAN. s
WINS FROM PETERSBURG.
Tars Make Five Runs On Four Hits Three of Which
Scratches, and Triumph Over Goobers-Newport News
Beats Lynchburg Club and Portsmouth Downs
Rocky Mount.


Portsmouth. 2; Rocky Mount, 0.
Norfolk. 5; Petersburg, /.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-04
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Results Yesterday,

Colum bus, 3; Minneapolis, /.
Toledo. 10: Kansas City. 9.
Indianapolis, 3: Milwaukee, /.
St. Paul-Louisville,, rain.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-04
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
Brooklyn. 4: New York. ].
Philadelphia, Z: Boston. 2.
st. Louis, 4: Pittsburg, 3.
Chicago, 10: Cincinnati. 8.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-04
SfandiHS-ef Cabs.


Brooklyn in Boston. ..-.
Philadelphia in New York.
st. Louis in Pittsburg.
Cincinnati in Chicago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-04
standing Of Climbs,
C~-.1a Today.

Detroit in st. Louis.
. Chicago in Cleveland.
Boston in Washington.
New York in Philadelphia.
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Norfolk .014 900 000---g
Petersburg ... 200 010 000---1
Summary: Two-base hits--Man,.us
Sacrifice hit---B uce Struck out--Bv
Nicks. 4. by Marks. 2; BY Graham,
q. Base on balls--By Marks, q; by
Graham. /. Hit by pitcher--By MARKS,
Harris: By Nicks. RI. Reynolds Passed
ball--By Reyn olds. /. Hits made
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