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Valdez daily prospector., 1917-08-16
BRITAIN ASSAILED
BY GERMAN PAPER

BERLIN, Aug. 16.-The North
German Gazette sees in British inter-
est in the fulfillment of French war
aims an indication of a precarious
condition of the entente allied cause.
1t says:
"A notable indication of the pre-
carious condition of the entente al
lies Is found in England's sturdy
championing of the French lust for
Alsace-Lorraine and English interest
in The fulfillment of the French wish.
"A perusal of the text of Balfour's
speech, as it has come to hand, would
seems to indicate that this interest is
only valid, if, as he assumes, the war
will end favorable for England. So
long as the entente prospered and
French war fervor required no
stimulant, England appeared wholly
unconcerned regarding French war
aims. Now that France is revealing
signs of exhaustion, England is en-
deayoring to save this ally by revivi-
flying it's avarice In keeping with her
INSCRIPTIONS politics, England hopes
to continue to benefit from dismem-
bered continental Europe. Such poll
tics, however, will suffer shipwreck
on the rocks of the free German en-
pire, which did not provoke the war,
in contrast to the entente nations
fighting for conquest and enslave-
ment."
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-08-16

A new line of Crepe Declines in
all the leading shades, just received
at E. Winters. Il
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-08-16
CANADA WILL BE
PUT ON RATIONS

OTTAWA, Ont, Aug. 1G.-Cana-
da is to be put on rations and there
is to be a penalty of the orders are
not obeyed. w. J. Hanna, food con-
troller of Canada, has made iecom-
mendations to the minister of justice
that the people of Canada shall be
required to observe two meatless
days a week, two baconless days
week and that every caterer in Can
ada who serves daily twenty-five
meals must supply bread that is other
than pure wheat bread. The govern
ment, he says, must fix the penalties.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-08-16

FOR SALE-20 foot dory with 4
b: D., new Ferro Engine. See A. c.
Baldwin. II
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-08-16

Patten mining stock for sale, $25
per share. Inquire Prospector once.
tt
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-08-16

FOR SALE-One square dining
room table with five leaves, Inquire
Mrs. E. Winter. tt
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-08-16
Notice of Special Election

Notice is hereby given that a spe-
cial election will be held in the City
Hall, in the Town of Valdez, Alaska,
on August 22nd, 1917, between the
hours Of 9 o'clock a. m, and o'clock
o. M, on said date, for the purpose of
electing a Treasurer of the Valdez
School Board, to fill the unexpired
term Of F. M. Boyle, resigned.
VALDEZ SCHOOL BOARD,
BY w. A. DOLAN, Director.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-08-16
FILLS
IT'S QUOTA IN ARMY

WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. 16.-
Iowa and Washington have filled
their quotas of war volunteers for the
regular army. A total of 1921 men
was recruited yesterday throughout
the country, bringing the number of
war volunteers recruiting since April
1 up to 175,O87 against the 1888
needed to bring the army to full war
strength.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-08-16

Do not trust to luck or amateur
methods. Have your hair dyed by an
expert at the Vanitie Shop. tt
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-08-16

Ice-Ice-Ice
Delivered to all parts Of the town,
&c. Der pound. Love-Whitley Co. tt
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-08-16
Notice to Creditors

Notice is hereby given that claims
against the Valdez Brewing & Bottl-
ing Company are required by order
of the district court to be presented
to the undersigned not later than Sep
TENDER 10, 1917.
OTTO HAERING, Receiver,
Valdez Brewing & Bottling Co.
First publication, Aug. II.
Last publication, Sept. 1.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-08-16
CHINA DECLARES
WAR ON GERMANY

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug 16.-
China declared a state of war existed
against Germany, Austria and Hun
gary at ten O'Clock today. The Chin
csc legation was so informed in a
cable from Picking this afternoon.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-08-16

Registration Blanks for persons
subject to registration for military
purposes may be found at the Pros
pector Office. Valdez. ONCE hours 8
to IL m, 1 to 6 p. m. The period Of
registration extends from z a. m. on
the second day Of July to 9 p. m.
on the second day of September,
Sundays and legal holidays excepted.
JAMES PATTERSON
WIN. MEALS
]. A. SILVERMAN
tt Registration Board
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-08-16

Switches from SO up to $12. Al
SO Jane Clusters, Marguerite, Dolly
Warden and Juliete curls, special
prices until Sept. LIST, at the Vanitie
Shop. u
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-08-16

Take q look at our new line OF
postcards and pictures Of the Canyon
etc. Valdez Drug Store. tt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15
KREUTER HERE THIS WEEK
Boy billiard Player Remains in Rich
mOnd for Additional Matches with
Bruder-Fans Interested I'm Play.

Starting on Monday afternoon at the
Grand Billiard parlor. Louis krcuter
tie sensational boy champion Of the
world, Will be seen in action again
meeting kid" Eruder. Afternoon and
night. III a 1890 point billiard match
IN BLOCKS OF loo points each.
ON the final. nights play OF his
showed the form that made him "A
championship contender lie has chai-
ienged TO play for the championship
OF the world, and will meet Tabersk l.
the champion, in October for $500 and
the championship title.
This VIII be his second attempt To
dethrone the champion. the men hav-
ing played ~ Youngstown, ohio. in
February. kructer NON the first two
nights. and lost out when the cham :
pion played the most sensational pool
with high run OF sixty three He
also made runs OF forty-iive. thirty
eight and thirty-three. which enabled
nm To defeat the EouneSter.
Last week games with Bruder at
tracicd capacity crowds every night,
ana arrangements Immediately We're
made TO have the boy stay over this
week.
kructer didn't strike his best form
until the final night. when he over
came Brudcr's big handicap. beating
him. 100 10 -. and nosed him out at
the finish, 500 TO 1874.
In the special match yesterday af-
ternoon, Bruder won. l25 to 1919. and
made high run of forty one Kruc-
terS best run WAS thirty-two. Brudcr
made some wonderful Kiss shots and
combinations which enabled him to
down the fast-playine youngster.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15
WOODF|N BIC PUZZLE
SEMINARY TEAM DEFEATED
BY SLUGGiNG ASHLANDERS
M".. Easily Star of Contest, With Two
i'omcrs. Double nnd Couple OF
StnEtcs-ScOrc TO u.
Especial to The Times Dispatch. ]

ASHLAND, VA. April 1.-THE Ram
uoiph Macon ball tossers defeated the
iast team from the Union Theological
Seminary by the score Of : to here
this afternoon. The prcsbytcrians
were handicapped by the absence OF
several of their regulars from the
lineup. while the entire Jacket team
put up an excellent game.
Woodfn seemed to have his op-
poncnts at his mercy during the entire
contest. and whenever there were men
on bases he was unhittablc. Boyd. al
though he was very steady at times,
Was not particularly puzzlinY to the
livery.
Both teams nc!dcd in midseason
form. and the game was featured by
many thrilling plays. The star OF the
game was Moss. who. in addition to
getting two home runs. two singles
and double in five times UP. made a
beautiful running catch of Il line drive
or of "ayland's bat. he barely man.
aged TO put his hands on the sphere.
and in no doing lost his balance and
turned several somcrsauits, but stuck
10 the ball through the entire pro-
cedurc. The fielding OF Captain But
tcrWorth and Richardson vas also Of
high order
The Ashlanders open the champions
snip race here next Saturday. when
ahey CROSS bats with Richmond College.
The score
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15
BILLINGS ENTERS FUTURlTY
turle's Neck Owner ilnS FOrty-Four
Entries In Hcrifrd kentucky Glass
Sic-S:I.COO IN Trottin. stakes,

LEXINGTON. Ky. April li.-Ninc
hundred and ciEhty-three mares have
been nominated For the $4,000 Ken
lucky FuturitE to be trotted here next
october. according to the announce
nent made Tonight by the Kentucky
Trotting Horse Breeders Association.
This is the largest number of nomina-
tons in the last ten years. This is
the first renewal of the futurity under
the exclusive trottinG conditions
Thirty-siN nominatorS entered five or
more mares. The Walnut Hill Farm.
of this city. owned by the l.. V. Hank =
ness estate, heads tho list with an
even hundred mares. w. Il. ID. Stokes.
Of New York. is second. with ninety
four: {. X. &. billings, of Curle's Neck
Farm. Richmond. is third. with forty
four.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15
CHALLENGE TO U. S. G. A.
Western Association Ndopts Rroad
Policy Concerning Players Selling
Supplies aud Accepting Expenses.
IBy Associated Press.I

CHICAGO. April li.-RulinE that a
Solf amateur may sell golf supplies,
Famous player but simply as a dealer.
the Western Golf Association issued
to-day direct challenge to the
United States Golf Association The
new ruling also allows professionals
IN baseball and other sports TO be anna :
tours in golf.
ISOLATION is contained in rule that
amateur golfers may accept trnnspor-
tation and other bona fde expenses
incidental 10 playing in matches given
by associations or clubs. provided the
expense account is submitted to the
treasurer Of the Western Golf Associa
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15
TRAP SHOOTERS GET SPORT
lnst-t:oing Amateurs Force Profess
siOnnls Ia Exert Themselves.
New Members,

Twenty-Five men shot in the club
practice shoot AT the West End traps
yesterday afternoon. Professor Storr
had to work hard To- land high gun:
for Paul Schafcr. winning high anna
tour gun hon"rs, was only one target
behind him, with the good card OF ~.
Eunncr-up amateur honors resulted in
hvc-man tic. among the shooters
being Horace IIawcs in his first time
GU, this season.
William Kucgcr. Jr, and the old
veteran. Billy Hammond, Sa.. ran :,
dead heat The long run of tho even
ing WAS copied by the former. who
ran twcuty-cight straight. Several
men came out too late to shoot in tho
regulars. but shot extras.
w. Palmer Leigh George NJ. Inman
and John I. Wilson We're elected MEM
bers of the club, and several applica-
tioms for membership were posted.
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TECHS TAKE DOUBLE BILL
FROM ROANOKE COLLEGE
'. y. !. Dnttcrs WtcId Heavy stick
anu Drive OppOsinE Hurier From
N0und-tirst Game Shut-Out.

Special to Tic Timcs-Dispatc
hLN,CkSBCRt' VA, April li---E. T..
LOOK both ends OF Il double header
scores here to-day Thomas had Roa-
nokc at his mercy in the first game
allowing, only one hit. Behind him
port
" r.: ]. scored in tho first inning.
Wnen Chapman muffed BcdinEer's long
niger Their stole third. and scored on
!-ancaster's clean single. In tho fourth
lancaster l.; and Dean singled and came
p ri Sn wenng Ter, triple Croft also
support given TO Thomas For V. p.
j.. lancaster and Younger featured
AND Tor Roanoke College. Beach starred
Ut the bat.
First game-
Score by innings: R.H. +.
toanokc 900 1000 / :
v; r. -. c62o0 COOS .
bntteries: Croft and Bonham: Thomas
ana Gaines. Two-basc hits---Beach
y yn9anoke College,. Three-basc hit
Bedinger. Lancaster t2). Dean. Gaines
~ T.. ID. Base on balIs-or Croft. /,
struck out-by Croft. s: by Thomas, 4.
G lei on bas@s-v. y. l.: 4 Roanoke
burn.
The second game was an easy walk
over for V. y. 7. Croft started for Eoa
noke but was Knocked out of the box
in tie fourth inning, being relieved
nH Horne. who was also easy for. the
Tech slusgers. Hudson and Matthew's.
.er r: both pitched mastcrfnl
ball Ieoanoke's lone score came in
the second inning. Bonham getting on
one 10 BROOKS error. and scoring on
Muses. hit after working his way to
third on couple OF fielders' choices
1hiS lead was soon overcome hy Y
J.. l.. who punched hits and scored five
runs runs, In the third Gaines brought in
man and Gaines did hes: at IN. bat for
y p. l., while Huddle starred in this
respect for Roanoke College. The
game was called AT the end OF the
sixth inning.
Score b. innings: PH T.
Roanoke DECENTRALIZATION, o :,
\. r l......... q 3 20 10 q .
Batteries: Stumpr and JENNINGS:
Hudson. Matthews and Gaines Two
base hits-Dean. Lancaster Hartman
~. r. 10; Huddle Roanoke College,
Home rnnrGaines " p. -. stolen
hases-BedinEer f2l. Lancaster Dean
Younger Gaines ~. +. ID. Base on
haiis-on Croft. ]: Struck out-bv
hudson. I: by Croft. :: by HORNE. :.
EMPIRES. Miles and Sanburn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN is
TURNED BACK BY SYNDICATE

Madison Square Garden once moro is
back on the hands of the New York
Life Insurance Company. The syndi-
cate that purchased the historic build
ing and later engaged Grant Hugh
Browne as managing director, has not
only refused to take the building, but
Is talking about starting suit TO OBJ
to one close 10 the syndicate, several
violations have been filed against the
building and as the New York Life
refused to have the violations removed,
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LTNCHBURG CLUB EASY FoR
wTNSTON-SALFN TEAM
TSpecial to The Times-Dispatch

LYNCHBURG, VA. April i4-win-
sion- Salem. North Carolina League.
played rings around tho local Virginia
Learners TODAY. winning easily to
Q. Perritt had nerfAct control and
had the locals Al his mercy AT al,
stages Winston Salem played bali
for months. while the work q, The
locals showed the lack OF practice.
Score by innings: RI +,
Lrnchbure o q Nnh0n 0-n 6 4
Winston-S. 2 q O q q q nc ),
Batteries: Green johnson and Nc
Neil: Perritt and Brennan
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MisceIIaneou. Re.uIt.,

At Norfolk. Va.-Toronto lnterna
tionals. 10: Norfolk Virginia League
u.
Al Macon. Ga.-Mercer. 4: Georgia. q.
AT Rocky Mount. y. C.-Raleigh
Carolina League), 4; Rocky Mount
Virginia League). O.
At West Point. y. Y.-Holy Cross, ):
Army, ..
At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Virginia
League), 0: Winston-Salem Carolina
League). G.
Al Charlotte-Charlotte Carolina
i-eague). 4; Rochester international
League). o.
Al Greenville. S. C.-Furman. 4; Frs
kline, 3.
At Amherst-Brown. 3: Providence, 4.
~ South Bethlehem-Albright. .:
LchiGh. G.
At Newberry: $. C.-Clemson College,
6: Newberry, g.
At Auburn, Ala.--Georgia Tech. 4:
Auburn. (hrst gap,e). Georgia Tech,
l: Auburn. Second game).
AT Columbia. $. C.-Asheville fCaro-
lima LeaEue), :; Columbia tSouth At
lantic Lcaguc). Is.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15
VIRGINIA CHRISTIAN TEAM
BtNCHES BINGLES AND WINS

LYNCHBURG, VA. April Ii
Bunchcd hits in the first three innings
gave Virginia Christian College
i-to-3 victory over Eastern College of
Manassas. Va. here to-day.
Score by innings: r. H. L.
Christian ....2 l00000.-4
Eastern 0OO0nIl-
Batteries: Hawthorne and Scruggs;
Henry and Hoal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15

O.. Tucker to). Two-base hits-Bsheu. W.
Slsdd. Thrcc-basc hitsaiedd. Irving. Cal.
rsGsS stolen sases.c!arko 60. Miller. 9.
taiisch. Iiits.om Gently. N 3 inn,n rs:
of n Miller. u In s innings. Bases on balls
OF Gentry. :: or II. Miller, J. Battcrs hit
by Gentry. o: by r.. Miller. o. Struck out
Ia, by GSSmtry., 10: by H. Miller; $. Left on
= Umpire. Clarke. Time OF gsIno. = hours
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15

Because of the situation which has
confronted the nation and all of the
various colleges and universities owinr
TO the war, the executive COMMITTEES
of the South Atlantic intercollegiate
Athletic Association announced TO the
various members of the association
that the S. a. L. y. \. meets have been
called off for this year. Most Of the
preliminary arrangements for the meet
had been made.
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NJrt.tll.
cherry Smash.
ro,.ls....ss so . 10 ro,aIs % 70

SCOT" by innInEs Il.
Neon ..........,............ oellcO Is
summary; Errors-Suckle:. BoehiinE t.i.
Hsiker, Winter, Dreamer. X knighty. !.
Brand ,,!:,. Kelly ,!.,. Two-L1:s hIlsEW1l-
den. WcisiRer. i. Grove, ". Enightly,
Dreamer. Three base hits-Ii.ih"r. Winter.
Sacrifice hits-winter, Sacrifice hy--Bass
Stolen bases Durham. IIeilicr 90. Dabncy.
r. Crovo. A. Brand Crea mcr ca, Il. Knight
~. }. Rrand Ryan Double piays--J. BRAND
McAiiss!er TO Boehlins.. Iii,s-oG Dabnsy.
ninxs: Bases on balls.-by Dabney. S: by
McIliaster. !: by Kelly. 3 Struck out-by
Dahnty. {: by McAilaSt.r. 10; by Kelly, o.
C,npire, Mr. Scott.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15
ACADEMY WINS
FROM SHENANDOAH INSTITUTE:
Especial to The Times-Disnatcb

WOODSTOCK, VA. April II.-M,ssa
nutten Academy defeated 81 enandoah
Collegiate Institute, Of Dayton. to-day
on Seibert Fieiu by the score of :, 10 3
Summary: struck out-hv Heatwolfc
10: by Boges. 4: by Osborn. J. Two
base hits-Rlackb urne. OF = :. [
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-15
FORSAI<E ATHLETICS THAT
MILLWORN MAY HE STUDIED

JACKSONVILLE; FLA, April l4.-It
was announced this morning by Samuel
Taylor. coach Of the Florida Military
Academy. that. owing TO the war, all
athletic dates are cancelled. The school
VIII take up millwork.
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Goltfe
.Rattcd for Walker i'll ninth.
score innings: r.

f &. f. , lee. jr::::::: GS565 9 S--s
summary: Errors-R Beii. Coleman. Itg-
Reed: Lucy; W; Bell. Sacrifice hits-wilt
shire Hay, Gauldng. Stolen haScs--R. Boil,
Bagby t2l. Nicholas. Wiltshire (2). Dnhn.
I.iSEan I'D. Gaulding ca. Gary. Elicit f2l,
Bradley. W. Fell. OXcnham. Buses on balls
off Theidick, Q; OF Walker. 4 Batters hit
by Theidic,S. tNichOiasl. Struck out--by
Cheidick. 10: by Walker, .. Passed balls
oxenham: Umpire, Hicks. Scorer. McGhcc.
Time, hours.
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!. The score:
>sh.


score by Innings: II,
North Richmond -. : = > n 80 -
Barton Ifts cubs...,5 ) . . o a q
summary: rwo-basc hit collins. sac
rinrc hit-TurnCr. Stolen bn-cs- Becker Cs)
n"well 90. ralmon go. Tr:,c.. Cumming
o., Collins az, rackil t3l. cr!din tO. Tur-
nor %. VI. Wyatt t,). Collins 90. Store or.
iiltsnom Grifiln. in inninr;': OF kcr-
n"ly, IN innings; OFT Martin. : In in
yinEs. of collins. ) In . innings. Bases ON
hails-of Griffin {. on Kennedy. >: of Mar
Yin; /; off Collins. :. Batters hit by Griffin.
!; 10y Martin. |. Struck uut-by Collins 10:
~ T.: Grimm; o: by KcnmedH !: BY Martin, o.
ha."s-Is Barton Heights cubs >: North Eirh
iimc, ":0,.
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Lacy. Bsicher, smith. Two-base hits-
T;nnSrSmth;,, Sacrifice hi,s-vsden. Townes.
seier Is smith ooi5a s Sns s,-o ta
W Wdni; Double plsysn,iT!lier to tranIt. W
Ia innings; OF Walden. in innings: on
Whitmore. In innings: off Hxsklns. in
inn!nE: on Smith, In inning. Bases on
Saii,7,-ey H. wooi.rd; J: by whitmore. 3:
iIaskins !: by smith =. Struck out-by II.
Wmool.rd. s. bs Whi,more. .. hy smith l.
iiaskins. :" Time or zs,n- LOO. Umpire.
Sir. DoEgctt. Scorer. .Ion.s
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BARTON uEIIHrS Guns i.osE
TO NORTH RICHMOND TEAM

North Richmond pounded the bali TO
all corners of the lot yesterday and
defeated the carton Heights cubs by
the score Of - TO q. The score:
Cubs t.I,
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Results Yesterday

Highland Park 80. 9 o =
Duplex .............. s {. .--1l
summary: Errors,.Lawrence. Thompson.
base hits-Duke, Monroe. Home runs-Car-
ter Gordon. Sacrifice htt-Gordon. Stolen
Bauer. Hits-on Anderson. in Innings;
off aanderson, In innings. Bases on balls
hit-by Anderson: Struck out-by Ander-
son. &: by Harris. .; b. Sanderson. s; by
Waidbauer. 6. Left bsses-Dupiex, .:
Highland Park G. Umpire MIR Morcan
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Standing Of Clubs.

Where They play SATURDAY.
Pa RI.
Calvary W.. Stockton Stree, at South Side
randolph Street Us. Fulton, At lakewood.
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Randolph Street.

n"S SmiH"sy; ETEorsIEreen 90, NedfoId %.
"oi base hits-.N.s,. Priddy. e. Timmons.
Sacrih:e hits-B"nner Stolen ba ses-Baur
-, NSt 90. Cummirs Priddy ca, Vest,
AiickiSs: Green. Eedford. F.. Tilamons. HITS
on I3ehnsr. 6 IN Z. innings: T!ler, ia .
innings; of Mason, in J innings Boses
On q, baHt,by nenner; s.: By -.Tiier. 2: by
Mason. J. BRttcrs hit--by Benner tcurn-
minsl. Struck out.by Benner, Q: by Till-r.
J.; y Mason. g. Passed bal!s--Ny-. Wild
Baptist. =: RANDOLPH Street c. Time Of
game IA3. Umpire. Roy. Scorer. Gala.
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NoI,le', Tlp-T"p..
Second Baptist.

Totals...s sM27 . rot.ls....a1 8 7s7 10
NSiaSs Tin Tors. ookoo tHs
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summary: Errors-woodnn. CogbiiI. Pharr
BosEs. Two-basc ht.-Moss. Home runs -
Mos, ta,. Bases on baIls-oG woodnn; u;
OIL lloyd. 3 Left bascs--Rsndoiph-N Ma :
con- .: Seminary. g. Struck out-by Woodnn
s. h" Boyd. 4. Time OF game go At
tendance. 80. Umpire Midyctte
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Fairmouut,
Old virginia.
Totals, "A u 1s q II Totals. 80 10 "a
Old Virginias -. 0 ? % 0-io
Paramount .......... 3 40 III

summary: Errors-R; Jones; Harper t?l.
Nissley (3). Cancpa t4), Jenkins, Alright,
Goodman. Two-base hits CAMPER. II. john
son Arrishi. Thrce,base hits. zStrain, Arri-
Harper G2)., Nun!aie, CO... Strain 49,. Cant
per t?). Taylor. Woodward 49, uerholzcr cay.
Jonts TO Harper; iIIts-SG strain. o in 9 10
innings; of Nspier. IN innings; off John
nings: Bases on balls.of Strain, / OF
Strain, ! lirsTholser and Kenne tf5 STRUCK
out-by Strain. I: By Allen. Il: by johnson.
Jones. Wild piteh-Strain. Loft on bases
Fprmount, IL; Old Virginiss, 7. Umpire,
Mr.. Bottoms. Time Of Enme. .:il..
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80. . 20

Second Baptist Goldc, at Byrd Park.
Nodes Tip Tops vs.. Chesapeake, At Sec
Fairmonnt A. A. VS. r. E Lee Jr.. a,
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stockton street.
F'uItDn.
Total. 80 Il - % "a Totals .,.as ; 3 . l,
Score Dy iuuinKs:

Score by inninBA: r.
Stockton Street ............ ll64S2l p-l7
Fulton Baptist ............. q | = @ o
Summary: Errorz--Ha rrison. Nelson. vii.
hs-e hits.E. Rice. Thomas Ia, Back,
Waithsll: White. Three base hits-Wsithall.
Blsck. Thomas. Cross. Sacrifice hits-Sel-
son Co. White. stolen bases-Neison (e).
White. Thomas. TAYLOR. Harrison, Clarke.
Black. Iiits-on wsith4ll. in innings;
on Thomas. In innnis or tawitt. In
on b.iis-by Waithail, ]: by Stawitt .: BY
Gregory, I. Battcrs hit-by Stavitt, /; by
Gregory, |. Struck out-by Walthail II: by
S,awiti. q: by, Gregory, 4 Left on b. ses.
Stockton g; Fulton. -. Time OF game, >
hours. Umpire. Mr. Kidd.
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Southern A.,o.ta,tor

~ Observation-Disclosures. 0: At
!anta. s.
At Eashville-NashviIle 6: girming-
ham. :.
At New orleans-New Orleans. o.:
Mobile. =.
Al emphis-Memphis 9: Little
Rock o
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Standing Of Clubs.
Whore They play satur,la,

NlcOs IS. McGill. AZ Byrd Pari-
cherry smash vs.. Woodall " Su<rics. al
Ga rkc Springs.
boosters rs. Woodm"n 'postponedJ.
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Total, SO 7Ii@; To,s's....:s

Score by inninss Il:
boosters ................ o = 8 = IL
Alcos ...........-... ..........- "oi . Q OIL
summary: Lrrors Cousins. browning.
Bower. Two.b..e hits Davies. walton.
SHARPE. Sacrifice hits-Sh.rpe. Stolen hsseS
-Brodcrtc:i. BEDFORD. Hits-oT Poh. u In 9
innings: on Robinson IN 9 innings. Bases
bal'S-hy l'oh, !: by Robinson q. Struck
oul-by roh. s: by I,ob!nson. H Time OF
game. hours. Umpire. Mr.. Hampton.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE

Results Yesterday.
FIRST Baptist. u: Randolph Street, ).
calvary. 9; Tabernacle. 8.
Stockton Street. II: Fulton, g.