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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-10
UNDERSTOOD THAT IF CAVALRY
ORGANIZATION Is REGULARLY
RECRUITED lT WILL BE TAKEN.
WILTAMUTH INSTRUCTED
TO APPOINT EXAMINER
Enlistment Blanks Have Been Fur
nished Wiltamuth by Adjutant Gen.
erals office-company Drills to Be
Held in Y. M. c. A. Gymnasium, Be-
ginning Tonight-Reeruts Wanted.

If the cavalry company that has
recruited 10 full strength, and the
recruits are regularly enlisted. there
is probabiit that the company will
be accepted as unit of the Iowa Ma
tional Guard This outcome of the
local effort to organize military unit
is expected 10 grow out of develop
ments of the last day or two.
Ralph Wiltamuth. who has been &C
tive in the organization, has been APP
pointed recruiting officer for the com
pany by Adjutant Guy E. Logan. Wilt
amuth has been authorized TO appoint
an examining officer, and has been
supplied with enlistment blanks by
the adjutant generals office.
No positive instructions have been
received from the adjutant generals
office regarding recruiting, or that the
company. if recruited TO full strength
will be accepted as an organization
But It is Wiltamuth's understanding
that if the company is regularly re-
cruited by enlisted men who have been
accepted after passing physical ex-
animation. that there is every prob
ability that the company will be ac-
cepted.
Want Recruits Examined.
What Is desired is 10 have all re-
cruits examined and enlisted on
blanks that have been furnished. and
blanks that nave been furnished, and
have the company organization COM
plete II that is done. the expectation
il that the state will then accept the
organization as unit, as IL has done
in the cases of other volunteer organ
izations that have been recruited in
a few Of the Iowa cities. To bring
this about, however. IL is going to be
necessary greatly to increase the
strength Of the company with desir-
able recruits.
Selection, Faust" ........-. Gounod
Beginning with tonight, at 100. the
company will drill in the Y. NJ. c. A
gymnasium instead OF In the manual
training building at the high school.
The company drills each Monday and
Thursday night. The board OF direc-
tors of the Y. II. C. A has extended
to the members OF the company the
full privileges Of the association on
drill nights
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-10
Dressmakino.

Silk and wool gowns. IS to SIS
Silk suits, $40 to SIS.
Tailored suits. SIS to SIS.
Tailored skirts. 50 up.
Wash dresses. IS up.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Phone 593
Keister's Ladies' Tailoring College
rooms 5-6-7. over Golden Rule.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-10
RHODES GRADUATES TEN.
Commencement to Be Held May 81 =
Class Play May "a.

Ten will be graduated from the
Rhodes school the night Of Thursday,
Nay 81. The exercises are 70 be held
in the opera house, The seniors who
are 20 be graduated are vesta Good,
Reatrice Johnson, Grace Stricken,
Edith Wallace Roy CromIey, Alvin
Goodman. Everett Ginter. Leo Bale
ZeIms Phillips, and Marvel Robinson.
The baecalanreaie sermon viii De
preached Sunday, May "a. The genioi
class play. Diamonds and Hearts viii
he given at the opera house the even
ing OF May ~.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-10
Local Weather Record.

Sixty-seven and 43 were the extremes
OF temperature Wednesday, compared
with SO and AZ Tuesday and so and 81,
the extremes year ago Wednesday.
At o'clock this morning the tempera-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-10
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
Values Which Attract Careful Buyer:
to Benedict & BrirtnalPs.

One lot of silk founced petticoats,
changeable and solid colors, at s2.SS.
Eighteen coats in solid colors, plaids
and checks. now on sale at s1.9s.
One rack of up-to-date dress skirts,
while they last 1896.
Special clearing prices now being
made on all suits, coats and silk
dresses. Headquarters for satisfaction.
Benedict & Brintnall. al
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ture was 45, compared with 81 wednes-
day morning.

Send your old clothing to us. we
make them look like new. Dry clean
ing department Meeker laundry.
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Opportunities for substantial savings:

Brassiers, lace and embroidery trimmed. .25c
Mems muslin night Shirts special at ........75c
Levin's special corsets, $3.50 values. .S1OO
Italian tape-edge taffeta umbrellas .$lOO
Mems work shirts, made Of Blue Bell chambray soc
Fast color mounted flags on staffs at. .15c, 25c
Women's cambria handkerchiefs ........ 6 for 19c
Ladies summer weight union suits Zoe
Bows wool cashmere SUITS sizes to 16. Sz.98
Mahogany floor lamps, silk shades wired. $1,000
Mems Isle cotton hose black and colors. 3 for 25c
Brassiers, made of embroidery, with shields .47c
Women's fibre silk boot hose, black or white .25c
Couch covers of tapestry cloth, fringed. .$1.29
Wolfe curtains hemstitched, SO in by 21a yds $1.5O
Ladies and misses coats, reduced from $1,000 and
$500, at -. 10y
Tailored hats mostly Milans, white, natural black,
at ..................... ................. 91.90
Brass extension curtain rods at. &c
Opaque window shades green, spring rollers. .29c
Coats for ladies and misses, reduced from $1,000,
at ................ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2l.75
Tailored and dress hats, also sport models. S4.95
Mems Balbriggan shirts and drawers ........25c
Electric table lamps, mahogany, with silk shade,
at !......s..... P1.oo
Ladies, Swiss ribbed vests special at .19c
Levin's special brocaded corsets $15O value. $1.OO
Mems porous knit union suits, white, ecru. SOC
Women's black cotton Burson hose, pair $50. l9c
Children's fast black cotton hose, to 912. .1Oc
Marquisette curtains lace edged, 211a yards long,
at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sz.5U
Brass extension curtain rods, silver ball ends. &c
Women's fibre silk boot hose, plaid designs. .65c
Ladies and misses coats greatly reduced, $14.75
and ....... go. PAo's0
Boys wash suits, 2 to 8 years .49c
Girls Anderson bingham dresses, 6 to IA years,
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-10

pieces OF six-inch water pipe. In Addi-
ton to = quantity Of valves ana
hydrants. The pipe is wanted Sor
water service extensions.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-05-10

new items are added to the already vast offering.
All thru the store you will find the most wanted
articles at prices much less than you had thought
to pay. .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-22

rulIus III, 1l5 tsTShuttie,gssi. = to l. 70 2.
GGeSa orEh,P. Mas Madame Hermann Traesion
II: and and Sir wilIiam Johnson also ran. -.
t (Rowan1, to 10: to 5. out arst: whimsy,
rs (knapp). to l.. II to 10, out second
Election; 100 fMcTasgarl. 10 toi, 5 to ?. out
third. Time. 1;i7 So Dick Williams also
ran.
THIRD race; .seout ST. tur1onss-cumsah.
Ultima Thule. iii tschu,tinser), 3 TO 5.
70 ! to I. second; Happy Go. Lucky; II
Time, l:io3.5 Bantry. caddle and ,Dr. John
Fourth race: mile and a fur!ong.Rickety
Tick ~ r., {fknapFp>, to l. to to
TO third. Time. l:52 Is. Lucius and
Fifth race; about six furiongs-Eins Bag.
got, loi tGarner) u to /. TO !. to /. won
Othello los tBarretD, to !, to 3 to S
second: Manganez. III (Troxier), 9 to . tc
Grath. Rroomvale, Ambrose. Spring Song
None Such. Sir Richard. Imperator, Polls
j; Hons Scarpii. Mr. Specs and Marse Henr,
also ran.
Sixth race; Ave furlonss-Adel,ne Patrick.
iis (Euxtonl; to !. to ?. to 8. won
toS. TO j. second; American. Ii (ConncIly)
to 2 TO s 10 5. Time. 1:0l. The Spin
ner. Magnetic Herder, Currency Comsor:
and Starr Tanner lso ran.
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By Briggs

}KEelsey); Us, $40. a4o.. won: Rep,en. 40
kass .i'sa ,bird second pt Mis-, Gayle III
Trehin. Philistine Joe Finn. Coma grafton.
White Crown. Sea Urchin. Preserver. Little
Third-nve furlong.-viva America, lls
Sksissy>' itS9 $50 sases sgon;, Jack Hare.
Fern Fern H:ao1,dl.ey. 100 tcoilinsl. stso. third.
ran.
Fourth-mile and sixteenth-Marion Coos
BY III !kelssy). $40. So. ..2so, won;
Hancher. Rl (Parrngton). S2.to. 1920. rec-
oond; Burglar. lo2 (Louderj. i?Eo. third
Time. i:is Smart Money. Hubbub and King
-, Ii q ,e ,mile-corn Broom, ia tPeoD.
pIemsD. $40. $50 second; Tartarean. liz
GDoyiea, $50 third Time. Las rs; Lone
Copper k,nE, Garish Sun; Amphion. Gaia
Sixth, si1,h-7m,ie 90, and q fnrlons-sac, Iii tP.r.
ioI I.ouder). $40. s.. second; Iprisa. 8,
SRodri9nezl, ,s;to; third. Time. l:G 3-5
Pepper Sauce and Gartley also ran.
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IMIDDllSE AGAIN LEADS
speest LOUIS STAR BATS WAY
AHEAD IN NATIONAL LEAGUE
~ Cobb Maintains First Place IN
American But sialer 10 Climbing
> Steadily ON Tiger Star.

walter Cruise. OF ST. Louis. has
batted his way ahead again for Ma
rtional League honors. unofficial aver
ages released to-day showing him hit
ting 1884.
Roush. playing in seventy-n,
games. five less than Cruise. is sec
ond. He has driven out ninety-nine
hits for 124 bases. while Cruise has
stretched 40 hits for a total Of 1873
+, bases. The st. Louis outnelder made
thirteen doubles. six triples and three
home runs as against eight doubles
six three-base hits and ono circuit
drive for Roush.
Tho terrific hitting OF six Cincinnati
players 10 keeping the club safely In
the hrst division and in possession Of
Mann batting honors Hal Chase. the
veteran hrst-base star with cincin-
natl, is a point below the 800 class.
And Clarke. one of Christy Mathew
sons catchers. is hitting .321. but has
only played in thirty-six games.
Hans Wagner. the Pittsburgh vet
eran. is batting .3l3 for thirty.hve
/. games. Deal OF Chicago. took the
lead In sacrifice hitting with nineteen:
while Burns. Of New York deposed
; Groh. OF Cincinnati. for scoring honors
With. nfty-six Groh has crossed the
plate ffty-fve times. Carey. of Pitts
oursh. increased his lead in base steal
ing to twenty-one. Hornsby Is in pos
session OF home-run honors with eight.
Leading batters In tho National
League are:
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PRy WAGNER FROM TAXICAB
Great Inneidcr Rsfcued!. bv F,,. .,
Craft Coilided with New
York street Chr

NEW YORK, July 2l.-Hans war-
ner. OF Pittsburgh and baseball fame,
"as PIieo out OF taNicdb last night.
ana II wasn't because he bore any
speeiai love for that particular land
faring craft. either
collision with an Amsterdam Ave
nue. trolley car at Seventy-third Street
damned all exits from the demolished
taxi. and Hans was prisoner.
"hen rescued, the great Shortstoo
slightly soiled, was found tightly CLASH.
ing In his arms big bunch Of Ameri.
can Beauty roses, presented to him at
the Polo Grounds yesterday
Let me out" he yelled "Be care
full OF the flowers! I'm on my way to
see my wife. was all dolled I'D and
had these pretty flowers TO hand over
10 her"
So 80. The flowers were rescued by fans in
thu crowd. who.-ha recognized their
Idol.
-. Hans blames those two umbrellas
his hard luck
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Leading pitchers. participating in
seventeen or more games. rated ac-
cording 10 earned runs per game are,
Anderson. OF New York with seven
teen games. eight won. six lost and
Iel earned runs per game: Alexander,
Philadelphia. with twenty-five games.
hfteen won. seven lost. and 1872 earned
runs per game; and Schupp. OF Rev
YORK, with twelve won, three lost and
1.93 earned runs per game
1y Cobb is going back in the race
for the American League batting CHAM
pionahfp. Several days aso the in
imitaele Tyrus was leading the field
ny more than forty points; TODAY he
three
sisler gained six points as re-
SUN OF yesterdays activity. with the
willow. Home Run" Baker rerained
Fourth place by obtaining two hits in
four times at bat CHAPMAN replaced
Mc1nnis IN NTH place
Amos Strunk, OF Philadelphia, is
giving Cobb race for scoring honors.
however. the Georgian with a total OF
ntty-nine, having q lead of one run.
COBB has hagged l2o hits for total
OF ls1 bases. In the eighty-five games
ne has driven out twenty-four doubles
seventeen triples and three home runs,
Chapman. of Cleveland, increased
MIS- lead in sacrifice hitting and base
stealing TO forty-four and thirty. re-
spectively. Pipp. of New York. stu)
leads In home-run hitting with six
Detroit chung to team batting honors
with .o54.
Leading hatters in the America
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TIGERS ANNEX AcoUPLE

both games from New York TO-DAY
taking the hrst. 4 to 8. in ten innings
and hammering three pitchers to win
the second. IL to 2. Bush was the
three runs and drove In the decidins
taly In the second contest, Detroit
piled up . BeYen.run lead in the sac
2nd inning ana Mitchell WAS hevAr ,tn
dansef. Cobb made four hits and q
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Totals. rs 7.2s 10 Total,37 :,

Totals....S 1923 10 Totals....37 llte5 8
Amos out. hit by bstted ball.
tSutterlin cut. hit BY battcd ball.
Score by innings r.
Ola virstntas ..........o O o;
Highland Park 20 | o 0 -
Summary: Errors-Nunnalie. Jenkins (,)
Cenepa. sutterIin: Napier. Miller. LigSan (2)
gAu,os, Wharton. Tive base hit-MilIer. Three.
base htte--Sapisr, Crossiey. Stolen bases
Carter. Gentry NuInalie, csneps. crn..iey,
Oh Jeilif. in 2o-3 innings. Baseb OH Tails
ess,si,on' & s,, by Napier nns,er hi,
sheitan. q: by Napier. Wild pitches
Hi8hland Park. . Umpire--Morxsn -
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WINDSOR RESULTS

Fret raeeasix furionss-Banyan, 100 tKop-
pleMan). 1920, 81. 81. so. won: DR.. Campbell,
lGl tSollins.s .lolo; g. second; Lynette. Ioi
tLouderl 1910, third. Time. l:l5. Ross
Anne. Duchess of Liswell, Outlaw, Carrie
Louise and Frasculeo also ran
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Copyrighted 1917 ,, n. rbune Assoc New York Tribune,

: summary; Errors-Ames. Jenkins: Two
Stolen bs.es.Miile5; cIossiey; Moss. ,shei:
rigni: Bases on balls--by Canepa, :. Bat
tiers hitcby Shelton. !; by canepa. I. Strack
on hases1of Virsinias. s; Highland Park.
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Leading hatters in the American

PitCHers, PARTICIPATING in
eIsnteeh OF more games. rated accord
tus 20 earned runs per game are.
Cicotte. OF Chicago. fifteen won 60.
!ost and l.20 earned runs per eam..
Hasny OF Cleveland twelve won
seven lost and l.ss earned runs ner
game; and Leonard. Boston, nine u.nn
ten lost and 1.3s earned runs per rara
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sacrifice in Ave times up. In the first
game he got two triples. The scores:
FIRGT CAME
Totalss..32 5 7'2s { Totals 80 $50 i
sOne out when winning run WAS scored.
tRatted for James In eighth inning.
h,y N

Detroit .::.......:::::i Q 90 8 Q IL
Summary: Errors-Detrot, none: New
York. none. Two.ba.e hit>-Maisol. stanage.
Three base hits-cobb (2l. Struck out-by
James. g. of Love. 6 Hits-oH James
In innings Double pleys-Youna to Stan
age TO Wit; ArAgon 90 Maisel to Pip Left
on hasrs-Doiroit. S: New York. s. Thus
2:oi. Umptres-Owens, Mccormick ard Nal
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StandinE Of Clubs.

Where They Play Next Saturday.
Park os oS'o
Tabernacle VS.. Stockton Street, At South
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Score by innings: %
First Baptist ....ol a a . n:
stockton ......:.........I . . 0 Q 3.
summary: Errors-H. Smith, MickeIs "A
smith Sacrifice hit--Nelson. Stolen basesE
smith CD lrSin. Jones. Double pIays-First
baptist. 3. Bases en- halls-by Walthan I:
by Morriseue. 3. Batters hit-by Morrisetts.
ri..t,e is Wild pitchesMWs,,h,u' S Mor ,;
on eases-Firn Baptist, s: stockton strest
Tine OF same--2 hours Umpires-Roy
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SECO.;D GAME.
Totals ...ss saIs Totals ...as II IS q l,

Score by innings: r
New York .....'.'.....o i?
Summary: Errors--MaIsel. Russell. Push
~; Two-6ase hits-Bush l?). Cobb. Veach.
gsAign Struck eYt-by MITCHELL. 3: by
ay~Hsiiman. Hi,s"off russell in Taei'h in E
ming: on Shnwkey. ; in innings. Stolen
Ter Bases on bslisDoff Mitehel. g off shaw Jaw.
Key; ,l l. OF Russell, l. Double pIay-Youns
Detroit, :: New York. !, Left on bases
Detroit. 3; New York. g. Hit by pitcher
BY Russell. l. by Monroe, !. Umpires-Mc-
Cormlrk. Nallin nrd Owens.
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Standing Of Clubs.

Where They Play Next saturday
Paramount A. A. VS. Goide at Clarke
Springs
Park
Robert r.. Lee. Jrs.. VS.. Nodes Tip-Top.,
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summary: Errors-Glenn, Sandieson, and
nor Tsiity. Newcomh Sacrifice hit-rhei-
Houston, Moies oBrten. OConnor, VIII
Hams Double plays Newcomb 20 Patter-
son Bases on balls-by Rouse, G.; by Nc
Alieter. Struck out-by Rouse. .: by
McAllister. IL Left on bases-Chesapeakes
.. Paramount, a Umptre-Clarke
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Standing of Clubs.
FlRST GAME

Where They Play Next Saturday
Duplex VS.. Highland Park, al Byrd Park
tvo games).
Old Virginias VS.. Paramount A. A.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Continued From First Page)
In the tenth inning. to 8. Pittsburgh
filled the bases with none out In the
score. The score:
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Totais;...n sal Totals. - - is n II

Ssooro oy ihnInss; II.
LONGEST: Txe-b.s .hits-wharton' Is. ti nme
per. Hay. Pate Parsley. Stolen bases-
Wharton %. Harper q. w Sell (2). Bosh-
or tq. Coleman (). Newman (5). NunaiIy
and Pate. Bases on halis-hy Thiediek (:
by Hall. Batter hit-by Theidiek Struck
eut-by fheidtck. S; by Hall. 7. Umpire
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Results Yesterday

ttlShlann Park, .. Old NirSinias Z (frst
game. bish!snd Park. 8. Old Virxinias.
tsecond camel
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Amateur Notes
BIZ "PREP.s

| Tho Highland Park baseball nine. OF
tho Commercial League. 10 right on tho
heo!s Of tho Duplex team -, as q result
sinias yesterday. Both games were
very. ragged throughout. but the nrst
snff asca than We" "a. sseona eem. more OF
The Old virsinias got busy in the
81 .a aae Je put
cover. Although Jolilr is referred to
nearly or equally en as eeod for eit It Was
hard hitting virglnias Immediately at
ter he took the mound.
Manager Cross. of Highland Park.
thought that Shelton needed a little
the second contest. Shelton responded
nobly. with the result that he won the
second contest also. To come into a
out is somewhat Of an achievement.
but to hurl two games in the same at
ternoon is another thing. and the big
hurler deserves every bit of the credit
due him.
Doubles Napier, who hurled for Old
bad game by any means. but his sup
port woobled at critical stages during
the contest. and he lost out.
Napier did all In his power. to win.
and landed for three-base hit in the
second inning OF the first game.
First Baseman Crossley. of Highland Park.
was the batting star OF the day. This boy
got ave hits out OF nins trips to the plate.
His collection for the day included three:
two singles. Tom Miller. teammate. had
= higher average than did Crossley. but
the frst. bascman'. wallops were tho hard
President Hechler. OF the Sunday-schooi
League. last night awarded the game be-
tween Tabernacle and First Baptist OF June
80 10 tho former team. because the latter
named team did not present nine on
stockton Street out in front in the sunday
School League race. with First Baptist
second
First Baptist defeated the Stockton Street
team . Yesterday afternoon at Boulevard
the new recruit OF First Baptist. pitched
hrst-class ball throughout. and deserved to
win. Tho batting Of Smith. Irwin and Al
len. OF First Baptist. featured
Cur. Harper is nl!ins In tho oolde in,eid
in hne style.
Billy Wharton had big day with tho
bat. getting four hits and stealing many
bases.
Billy Hay and Blnso Evans were drawn
in the army draft.
W: Bell is leading the Golde team in
stolen bases.
Golde has lost another innelder. Eissiey
having b.en sent to Washington on gov
crnment work.
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EMPIRE RESULTS

First race; one mile-Lady Rothe, 10 tH.r.
| reto: to to 8. to 8. won; J. J. LilIis
ll5 IkleessD. TO !. s to 2, 6 to 3. second
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re. Inc SEQ
PiftahuYHh.

Totals. ..S 8 6'2S Is Totals. st 4 8 SO ii
One out when winning run made.
tBatted for Bigbee in eighth.
Score by innings: r
EE, eW Yorh ....... GciS9SS 9 -
Summary: Errors-Pitier. Kink. ". wag.
I'm I'm n esms, "a sehm.at ca Ward Burns
Pi,leer. ~; Carey. KaSr: zimmerman !s>.
..salies. Ward Double piays"schmidt to
Pitle,: King to schmidt: zimnermsn 70
Ycs - Pittsburgh. S. FRS. Base . on error.
NV ~ Tork :: Pit'ssurEh. :; Bases an eslla
Grimss Struck out-hy sailee. !: by Grimes
Passsd hall-Schmldt. Wild pitch
sSIimf' EMPIRES. R!kier and Emslie. Time.
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First Baptist defeated the Stockton Street
team yesterday afternoon at Boulevard
Field ny the score OF 10 3. Morrissctte.
hrst-class ball throughout. and deserved to
win Tho batting Of Smith. Irwin and Al
len. OF First Baptist, featured.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE
Results Yent,

Results Yesterday.
Stockton Street, 3; First Baptirt. =
Randolph Street. 9; Tabernscle, o (for.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Harptr. s.. Struck ouI-by Rogers. /; BY
Hsmiltoa, !; hy koob. !; BY Harper, !. Hits
In 3l-S inntnEs. Left on bases-st Louis
q; Washington. Time-l:t5 Umpires-.
hildeorAnh and Evans.
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ATHLETIC LEAGUE
5; Chesapeakes. I

Results Yesterday.
Goldc. 10 Robert p. Lee. J.s t.
Second Enptist-Nolde's Tip-Tops. grounds
wet. postponed. -
ElirlnOunt. 8; ChnsanAAkAs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-22

Billy Wharton had = big day with tho
bat. getting four hits and stealing as many
bases.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-22

President Hechler. OF the Sunday School
League. last night awarded the game be-
80 70 tho former team. because the latter
named team did no, present nine men on
Stockton Street out In front In the sunday
School League race. with First Baptist
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-22

First Baseman Crossley. of Highland Park.
was the batting star Of the day. This boy
His collection for the day included n three
base hit. wo-base hit. home run and
= higher average than did Crossiey but
the frst. bascman'. wallops were tho hard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-22

Curt Harper is Milling in tho aolde in,,
in nne style.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-22

Napier did all In his power to win.
and landed for a three-base hit in the
second inning Of the first game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-22

Doubles Napier, who hurled for Old
Virsinias in the first one. did not pitch
bad game by any means. but his sup
port wobbled at critical stages during
the contest, and he lost out.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-22

Billy Hay and Blnso Evans were drawn
In the army draft.
w. Bell 10 leading the Code team IN
stolen bascE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-22

Golde has lost another innelder. Sissley
having osen sent to Washington on gov
crnment work