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Evening journal., 1917-09-18
HERE'S A NEW LAWYER

La Penne Guenever. on motion of
committee OF lawyers, was today ad
mitted to the bar by Judges Conrad
and Heisel in General Sessions Court.
Mr.. Guenever is a graduate Of St. Jo-
seph's College, Philadelphia and an
9ppointee for "A Rhodes scholarship.
He is in the offices of William S.
Hilles.
Evening journal., 1917-09-18
ACCIDENTs or THE DAY.

Among those treated at the Delaware
Hospital today We're:
James A. Connolly, infected arm.
c. Goodwin. bruised arm.
William Thomas. cut finger.
Peter Jones. mashed finger.
Among those treated at the Homeo-
pathic Hospital We're:
James Kelly, lacerated head.
Raymond Rice. burned arm.
Evening journal., 1917-09-18
IMPORTANT PROPERTY IN
DOVER CHANGES OWNERS
Special to THE EVENING journal.

ITO
DOVER, Del, Sept. is-An important
real estate deal on Dover's main bust
ness street was announced today. that
OF the purchase by James B. Bice, hard
ware and machinery merchant, with
headquarters in the Priscilla Block, Of
the General A. r. Benson building. on
Loockerman street, four doors above
the present Bice location, now occu-
pied by Walton Leatherbury, who pur-
chased the Benson ice cream business.
Mr.. Bice will move to his new head
quarters January T.
Evening journal., 1917-09-18
NO HARBOR BOARD MEETTNG.

for lack OF a quorum, the meeting
OF the Board OF Harbor Commission7
ers, winch was scheduled for this
morning In the Public Building. could
not De conducted. A meeting will
pe conducted at date later TO be set
by President Charles Warner. II &c
hardly likely that the meeting viii
take place before next Tuesday
Evening journal., 1917-09-18
TWO CHARGES AGAINST NM

Robert Emmett, white man, was ar
rested at Front and Shlpley streets early
this morning by Patrolman sutton on
charge Of larceny. When searched
Emmett was found 10 be carrying a re-
volver and a charge Of carrying a con-
cealed deadly weapon also was placed
against him. II is alleged that he
stole clothes and shoes from Morris
Miller, clothing dealer OF Front and
shirley streets.
Evening journal., 1917-09-18
FIRE DESTROYS HAY.

The Washington Fire Company re-
sponded to still alarm Of fire about 5
o'clock last evening, when five bales Of
hay caught fire on French street. in
front Of the Phillips-Thompson Com
pany store. The hay was destroyed
but the flremen prevented the flames
from spreading to adjoining property.
Evening journal., 1917-09-18
SORRY NOW HE FOUND GIN.

Clarence Askins, Negro. was ar
raigned in Municipal Court today on
charge of carrying concealed a
deadly weapon The man pleaded
guilty but claimed that he had just
found the pistol. He was fined $50
and costs
Evening journal., 1917-09-18
TAKE BUILDING PERMITS.

Building Inspector Preston today is
sued the following permits:
To Benjamin f. Healy to make re-
pairs at Liberty and Nancy streets TO
cost $50.
To Charles Schuster for alterations
at No. 204 East Fifth street 10 coz
5000
Evening journal., 1917-09-18
KANE BACK; WARDFLL M

Police Captain Thomas Kane, who
has been confined to his home with en-
injured leg for several weeks, returned
to duty today. Captain Kane was struck
by pitched ball at the police sports.
Police Sergeant Wardell who has
been acting captain, is now i'll.
Evening journal., 1917-09-18
THESE ARE HORSE REscIrns

Martin V. Farrell and John He'll.
members OF the Washington Fire Com
pany, say they rescued the last horse
at the Lank stables in West Flftb
street on Sunday morning.
Evening journal., 1917-09-18
YOUTH IN TROUBLE.

Magistrate Harry I. ellis last night
held John Collins. a youth, under 5000
bail for the Court Of General Sessions
on a charge Of embezzlement. It is
alleged that Collins collected ice cou-
pons owned by the Diamond Ice Com
pany and sold them to store keepers.
Evening journal., 1917-09-18
u. 5. Gun CREW MAN
is German PRISONER
By The United Press.

WASHINGTON, Sept. ls.-William
Albert Miller, Chicago, member Of the
gun crew Of the Campana, sunk by a
submarine August II, has been located
IN German prison camp, Blandens-
burg, 1t was officially announced today
-Four other members of the gun crew,
including Captain Oliver, of the Camp
ana, had been previously located in Ger
man camps. AIiller's mother is Eliza
beth Grebeck, No. ss45 Burley avenue,
Chicago.
Evening journal., 1917-09-18
DOLLAR A BASKET
FOR DOVER TOMATOES

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, Sept. is.-Tomatoes sold
at the high dollar market at Dover sta
ton today. Early bidding started at
96 cents and the price soon scared to
81 per basket.
Evening journal., 1917-09-18
CHIMNEY COSTS $40 MORE.

Charged with building a chimney on
the house No. 312 Townsend street,
which did not comply with the build
ing ordinances Walerzan Duchat-
kiewcz was arraigned in Municipal
Court today and fined SO and costs.
Evening journal., 1917-09-18
REQUEST THAT Saloons
/. Close As MEN CO TO
NATIONAL ARMY
Continued From First Page.

the attention OF the Liquor Dealers
Association at an early hour this after
noon. Several dealers spoken 10 about
the matter said they would not object
to closing their places tomorrow morn
ing when the drafted men are depart
ing.
Evening journal., 1917-09-18
YATES-BYRNE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. Yates, OF No.
$50 West Tenth street. this ciiv an
p l,.l,o me marriage Of their daughter.
.-llelyh, TO John A. Byrne, on sunday.
august D. at Sacred Heart r. C. Church.
Evening journal., 1917-09-18
SCHOONER CUANCES U,Nnc

William T. Records. Of Laurel has
bought the three-masted schooner
Reedville from George ~ Reed. Of
heedsyille, Va. The schooner is 1870
feet long.
Evening journal., 1917-09-18
BRICK BLOW COSTS sos

Charged with assault and battery
John NOvick was fined s25 in Munici.
pal Court this morning. It was cnarg-
ed that Novick struck Benny Bezell in
the head with a brick on Labor Day.
Evening journal., 1917-09-18

Get a Want Ad house cleaner this
year and you will find the housekeeping
will be a real pleasure. ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-31
CAROLINA LEAGUE DISBANDs
"fhhrH"hi of Winston-SnIrm Cnusr,
oth"r Clubs to Hrturn-I.nrk Of
Interest Given ns Cnusc
ihy Associatcd rrcssl


CHARLOTTE. y g.. May .0--Thc
North Carolina baseball League .,,is.
r""h"d for the 1917 season with TO-
haN'a games. Winston salem has
"ithdr"wn. that club anu"unciuE !,
VIII not go TO Greensboro where il is
""'""'oh 10 play Tomorrow. For this
reason The Durham club. which finished
series q; Winston salem ,o-d,,y I.f,
Tor nome tonight instead Of coming
l" 'hdri"itc to op'.n a series Tomorrow
meeting OF the directors 10 wind
w Inc leagues affairs Is expected ia
be called to-morraw
nc league has always been a xix
"Nh circuit nut Ashcviilc and Raleigh
"'harc" May - and the league was
continued with four towns. ORGANIZED
more IMAM ten years ago. this is the
hf"t VINE II has fa'iled TO play out a
sehcduIc Lack Of interest. due to the
val 10 'hc reason Tor diSbandinE
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ONE GAME TOSSED AWAY,
0UTCLAssED IN SECOND
Richmond Continues Losing Streak,
When Weather Permits Play, by
Dropping Two to Newark.
HAD FIRST sETTo sEwED UP
Bears Come From Behind 5.to-0
Score in Last Frames OF Initial
ContcSt-Chapcllc Knocked Out
i'm Third Round of Second.
srccial to The Timcs-Dispatch

NEWARK. y j.. May 3o.-Aftcr
waiting two days on accoun, of rain.
Richmond finally was able to meet Tom
Ncedham's league leading Newark
Bears In a double bill here to-day.
Richmond. plaH;nE poor ball. was
beatcn in both ends of the bargain
card by respective scores OF TO 3
and 10 20 :"
Enright, former Newark pitcher. was
on the mound for Richmond IN the
first encounter. Richmond was in the
lead. to o. and apparently had the
game sowed nv, hat the Bears had the
mats in working order in the sixth,
seventh and eighth innings, and sue
cccdcd in winning out.
Newark made sure of victory in tho
eighth by scoring three runs With
one down. Gctz walked and Blackwell
singled Nccdham battcd for PenninE-
ton. He was hit by pitched ball,
nlinr tn" bases. Ross ran for Need
ham. Gctz scored on McConncll's
tumble OF Fuller's grounder. On a
sauee2c play Move was out. Enrish,
- kochior. Blackwell counting. Con-
roy fumbled Haass grounder. and Ross
scored, hut Fuller was caught at
third
In tho second game both teams
scored run in the opening frame.
IN the third inning Newark put the
gam" on ice When they scored six runs
ON three hits, TWO bases on balls and
Two crrors by the visitors. Chapclle
WAS on the mound, and was unable TO
"hcck tho rally. He gave way 10
stewart in the fourth. Stewart got
away 10 a bad start when he yielded
three runs. The home team was aided
in this Inning by wild pitch, an
'rror and a base on balls.
Mooers's single. followed by two in
field outs, and ClcmenSs safety. pro-
duccd Richmond'S second and last run
III the nth. From then on the hurlers
'ishtened up. and neither team was
able to score. although there were
numerous opportunities.
Manager Knahc battcd for Stewart
~ the ninth and smashed the first hall
nitchcd TO deep left 1t looked good
Tor extra bases. but sensational
latch by Haas robbed him Of the hit.
Ragged fielding by the visitors handi-
capped the pitchers throughout
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-31
LOUISVILLE RESULTS

Louder. i7io. $3.50. SO nrs1. ouar,e,, re.
TO- tFuersD. $3.50, 1870. second ". r.
D.bney. los (Hanover,. $40 third. Time
l:ol 10. George Duncan Angelina. Carl ELL
wanIcr also ran
standardization Day III cloud
err. 335.5o.' tlG.5o. $3.50. first: Water Blue
Dream: 1903 tRucklcs,. $3.50 third Time.
100 -. Flash OF Steel. Pinfcather. Fight
Fair Southern League. Tom Manson also
Third-nilc and seventy yards-DouEias
s. Ito GL!leyI. $3.50. s3.70. $3.50. iirst :
Suuar: Dealer. 40 tGoose). $3.50. $50.
sccond: Pcnrod ITO ,Murphy, Ssa0 third
Time. i:t4 Us. Ben Iiampson. kcnward
Fonrth-six tu,lonF.-Blind Baggage. III
iLeuderI. s.. &t+o. ,3.ie. hrst; Bringhurs;
IL tAndr.ssi: '2,;9. ,ntrI. Time. Ill 20.
Manager White. Westy Hogan, j. j. Muir
dock Cha liners also
Eith-mils and an .irhtk-Oid Rosebud.
10 tconnoliyl. ~ $3.50, $3.50. hrs,: king
,;orin. ll3 Garner. $500. $3.50. second
it"rr, III uiunu. *3.Jo. third Time
i:si -. Watch witch .ud Ellison also ran.
i,s tAndr.ss, 't.7e. 81. $3.50. nrst: ophcl.a
W los Martin, $3.50. 1870, second. John.
l.ihcrhtor I'D Garrison. Sandy Lad. Please
Weiics. Water war. hppi-jack Billy Joe
Cora Lame. Gretchen Il. also ran
Scrcnth--one mile Daddy Holb~rt. 10.
lMhEun' $3.50. $500. $40. first: Brady :.
!Giny Fortune. ics CONNOLLY 81 go third,
Naior. Margaret ~ Sparkior Emerson
Cochran. The Grader also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-31
Don't Blame ''Spring Fever"
For That "Down-and out" Feeling

suit Of impurities in tho blood that
have been accommodating and make
themselves felt more distinctly with
the change of seasons. They show
that nature needs assistance I'm giving
the system a general housekeeping.
Everybody just now needs a few
bottles OF $. S. s., the great vegetable
blood remedy, to purify their blood and
cleanse it Of impurities. 1t Is good for
the children. for 1t gives them new
strength and puts their system in con-
dition so they can more easily resist
the many ailments so prevalent In
summer. S. S. Sis without an equal
as n general tonic and system builder.
1t improves the appetite and gives now
strength and vitality to both old and
young.
Full information and valuable lit
eraturc can be hhn by writing to Swift
Specific Co.. n Swift Laboratory, At
lanta, Ga.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-31
Richmond Opens Series
With Providence To-Day

pf'o knHhe. new munger Of the
Hirhmond. International I.caE u~,
team, VIII bring his bndIy crippled
club hnck to the homo bnilIwick to-
day for tho initiai contest Of u four
game series with Providence. rho
''"h - expected ia reach this city
some time during the morning
Fans who have been following tho
local tenn this season aud who Mt
tend the frnrns this afternoon Will
lind the Isirhm"nd club n ,rry much
different one from that which de-
parted slightly more than three
"reks ago. Many Of the old Sa-
mtIiHr faces Will he r0nspicuous fur
their absence. while there will he
several men entirely new to follow
rrs of I'll" game here.
Manager Knabc himself Will mood
nm introduction. Then. thor, :.
thapeiIe. who Joined tho tenn nm
inc ROADS Conroy. another player No.
'"red since NirhmOnd left home and
entirely now here. Hs well n, sc,
"rni men who. while beinr kno,,,
here, hu'e never before npnrnrcd A.,
local uniform. They nre Stcvur,
"hu EurtEht. while the Other midi,
ZION is Bnnksfon, well known Ia an
lttchmond fans.
Considerable effort has bc~n m,d.
during the last few days to hoes,
interest Tn the Enme here, and bncL
rrs "f the club nre In tho hone tbot
large crowd will turn out TO well
come tho returned players. Improve.
ment hHs been made to the dIamond
ana the streets approaching BouI.-
ward Field. and workmen now mr..
! engaged In moving the prcss box "a
the TOP OF the grand stand, that pen-
pusherH may he nhIe TO contI,n.
work during showers.
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BELMONT RESULTS

First rac"--fonr and a half furloncs--
Rosie DGrady. 10 uRobinson), ~ to ?. o
70 10: to >. first: Lluietude. ia (Ryan).
70 l. to .. To 10. second: Infiladc iI9
tBorell; lt 10 ). to i. to :. third. Time,
;;IS fostmaEk. Quilting Bee, Teresn j..
Lightly also ran.
sec"nd--tmilcoTi lin, 40 tcrusel. ls to
70 l. to g., out. second: Plumose 103
,M,Atcci. to ]. to 3. out. third. Time.
Third-hve furionIs--Iucullite I22 (But-
tltohinsOnD, to 10. to 2, out second: War
TO .. third Time: so. Top Coat. Midnls hit
sun panaman. Bantry. Drillmastcr. Hand
Gr FnnG,b Al Bright, Arrah Coon aIse ran
S,roinTo isa thu,6e,6 se4 TO to 10 i r.
TO = second: Rickcty, Ill tRobinson). : 10
:. to .. to 10 third. Timc,--I:iI 1 s.
I.tochares ;Julialnn. kewessa. Phillippic
Fifth-siN aud = half furlongs--Ciills. IIo
tTroI.e). to =. to >. I 10 :. first: Hank
D'Day. l26 U.oftusI, IL to .. & to t. ia
4 10 q. to 8. third. Time. I:20 Trial
Trap 10 tButwclp. II to 10. to 8.
TO .. hrst: Milkman. 1l2 CTroIsc). Z to
:. even. to second: Harvest King III
!kcogh). TO &, 3 to 5. to 4. third Time
1908 .. Nashville, Spear Lance and Mar.
garet l.. also ran.
South Atlantic League.
At Observation-Disclosures onviIlc, O
Charleston. T..
AT Columbia -Columbia, 3: Augusta
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-31
MACKMEN BLANKED TWICE

PHILADELPHIA May 3o-New
York shut out Philadelphia twice to-
day. i'm the morning. Is to o, and this
afternoon, in a fifteen inning pitchers
duel, = to o. With two men out in the
fifteenth inning, the bases were filled
on bases on balls to Pcckinpaueh and
Caldwell fthe latter batting for I.ovc)
and Walters's single. 4 base cn bai!s
to Magcc forced i'm Peckinpaugh and
Miller's single scored Walters.
In the eighth inning of the after
noon game EhHcr was 30 badly hurt
that he was forced to leave the game
Thinking that Johnson intended to
bunt, Baker ran in. but the batsinan
lContinued on Elevcnth IIaecl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-31
Your blood needs thorough cleans
I'M

Your blood needs thorough cIeans-
Ing just now.
AS Spring approaches. the impuri-
ties that have hoen accommodating In
the system throughout the winter be-
Gin to clog up the circulation. causing
n general weakness and debilitated
condition that is generally known as
Spring fever
The FIRST symptoms are usually Il
loss OF appetite. followed by a grad
"ally lesscninB of energy, the system
htcomes weaker day by day, until you
feel yourself on tho verge OF 81 break
Gown. Children just at this season
are pccvish and irritable. and become
puny and l.fclcss.
THIS whole condition is but the re.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-31
BIRDS DEFEATED TWICE

FRONl DEECE. r. L. May 3O.-Thc
trays copied both ends Of q double
hean"r from Lack Dunus Orioles here
!" J. In tho morning game, Tin starred
iof N" orioles. hut was wild and WAS
! cpiac"d by Newton in the third inning
ht'"'c q rutou' was made. and with
Two men on the sacks. McTiguc was
IN INC tower for tn" Grays. and held
~" baltimore hat'crs at his mercy i'm
an except the fifth and sixth. The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-31
GIANTS CLIMB TO TOP
PHlllIES 0USTED FROM
LEAD By DOUBLE DEFEAT
Schupp Hurts Sixth Straight Victory.
Alexander P0undcd-Opcra Singer
Leads In Anthem Chorus.

NEW YORK. May 3o.-New York to-
day ousted Philadelphia from first
place in the National League by de-
fca ting that tcap in both games of the
holiday double header. The scores
were to > and to |. This afternoon
Schupp pitched his sixth straight VIC
tory of the season, while the Giants
hit Alexander hard. especially i'll the
pincheS.
y crowd that filled every scat in the
Brush stadium sang the chorus of
THE Star. SpanSled Banner, before the
game. led by Metropolitan Opera
soloist. The scores:
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ROSS BtEAI<S RECORD ron
15-ltHDS Btt(Svuox1 r.,

;, ALAMEDA. CAL. May 80 Norman
mfoSs: swimming for the Olympic Club
VI can francisco. broke tho WORLDS
record Tor scvcnty-hve yards hack
atrokc here to-day. time II As seconds
inc previous record OF 90 a. seconds
va nrih by Tod Burns. Of Los tnSe
les Athletic Club. 'e'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-31
American .A..orra,,on.

Al Tolcdo-Tolcdo. ,: Louisville. >
ImorninS Same): Toledo. 3; louisville.
AFTERNOON Eamc).
At Notwithstanding, S. Indian
apoiis.. tmorninE game: Columbus.
): Indianapolis afternoon Same).
NJ. 81. Faul--St. Paul NJ inncapolis
both games postponcd: rain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-31
MANY SEE BlSONS WIN

BUFFALO. " y. May Soften thou
sand fans saw the Eisons vanquish Nan
l.ajoie's Maple Leafs to-day in a
10 center field. scoring Gill, won the
first game, to ., and punched hits
off label In the third inning won the
second contest. = to l. Before the
game. the Toronto club presented a
miniature military pageant which was
followed by the raising of old Glory
and the Union lack. The score:
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no.,o, FIRST "AMM: ,,,,,.,o
Totals "a - IL Totals 81 3 10 - IS
.Buttcu for Caiiia I'm seventh
tRatted for Ayers in ninth.

Boston ..........,.G n 1 q ~
Washington .........0 o u q o 1 I / o.
summary: Errors-Fsadcr. GaIiia Lei, on
'asts--Boston. - Washington. s. First
hns" on, ha'ls-on ,;aliia,. ,: OF Ayers :; on
;!..9i,,. Of Baher. l. Innings pi.,heh-by
i ,;aid. :, or Ayers. -: of shore. 9; on
shore. .: hy Radcr. = Two base ht-Shor.
ten Sacrifice hits-Lewis. Hoblitael Henry
McBride Judge ,2l. scott. Jahvrin wild
p.tch--Aycrs. tmpinrcs. Evans and Mo.
riarity. Time. Las.
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NATIONALS LOSE TWO
BOSTON TAKES FOURTH IN
ROW FROM WASHINGTON
Ninth Consecutive Defeat, md Fiji
teenth Gnmr Lost b.! Single
Run-Enrh Score Close.

.NSfTT NIT6JN, May 3N.--EOstOn
made IL four straight from Washing.
ton today by winning both games Of
the holiday Gouhlc-header. 1t vas the
ninth consecutive defeat for the loo ais,
and the fifteenth contest they have lost
by one run. In the morning the WISH
tors won, Il ). Badcr replacing shore
after Washington had tied the score
Hits punched eff shaw decided the
afternoon game. Iiadcr was wild. but
effective in the pinchcs. The scores
FIRST GAME
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-31
NEW Ark

Summarize Sacrifice hit-Gctz. Hits
-"n Chnpcllc. q. In . innings. struck
"ut-hy thnpciic. 6; ny Stewart, -;
~ Wilkinson. 8. Base on bnlIs-orr
'hHnelie. =; on Stewart, .; Oft WIKI
inson, -. Wild pitrh-by ChnpeIIc.
by Stewart, .. Hi by pItchcr-by
Shnpcnc, {. First bnsc on crror,-
newark. "; Richmond. {. Left on
bnscs-Ncwark, >; RIrhmond, g
Timc. .;oS. umpircs-MuIlcn and
Islnckburnc.
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SECOND GAME.


SUMMARY: Two base hit--McAuley Three.
,.cniuah po"lanG stolen bases Schwcitacr
n"inf"n I"uhl" piays-Farrcli To Eodri-
Huri NrAui"S :" bHurau to Slattcry IIit
~ ni'rh"r-hy Lehman. !. Left on bases
ROO n.5t"r, :, Montreal. q. Bases on balls
"h James, ?: off I.ohman 2 I',pnIr.s ii,,I
.na Iannch'li. Time. i:5c. Attendance
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- score 10y innings r..
t,o,,ni, ''...--. ] 9-3
W HShlnEtbh ..............b u u o n
summary: Err"r-Shortcn. i.cf, on hascs
= ttnSton. Z; Washington. -. First base on
halls-nn Bader. +: of Pcnuock. =; off shaw
:: on IohiSon. !: Innings pitchcd--by Ba :
der. q: by shaw. s. IIits-on Badcr 6: off
shaw. q Struck out-hy Badcr. =: by Pen
mock 3: by shaw. :: hy Johnson. >. Two
base hit---tiardner. Sacrifice hit-IIoopcr,
Stolen hases-A insmith. R!ce. Hit by pitch
cr-ny shaw tJanrrin). Wild pitrh-Badrr.
} Passed bal--Ainsmith. Umpres Mo.
riarty and Evans. Time, 2:2G
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SECOND GAME.


I.T"TE .''|" % " IS I"taTS .--Ia = - II
Matted for I.uderus In seventh.
Rated for Alexander in c'""th.
Philadelphia .........0 @ o O o OF
score by innings: X.
Kew York ......O o o = o o -
Summary: Errors I.udcrus. NichoH. Kilt
Tor Fletcher Two base hits-AlrxHU,icr. Nc
'hrty. Robertson On Zimmerman. Ban
,I"it Home run-f'ravat!I. Stolen bases-
kaun Bancroft. Double piays--Flctcher to
,icrHoS to iioike t2b: iierzog to Fletcher to
lnik" Lot on haScs-Ncw York. I Phla-
dr;rhia, 4 First base crror--PhiIadel-
phia Bases on hals--off Schupp. 2. Hits
on Alexander. i'll innings. Struck out
ny S"hupp. = by Alexander. =. CmpircS
Klein aud Hransicld. Time. 1910.
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FIRST GAME.
Totals ~ s?4ls Totals =. !.

SIoro 10y INNINGS: -
Montreal ......o u o.
Rochester ...-.n q (. -,
summary; ElrorS--FSher. SChepurr Me.
Anl"N Two has" hits-Fishor Doolin
lhr"" has" hit--W"nd"ii. Sacrifice hits
tauscy; smith. stolen hascs--F Farrell. III IN.
cr Soh""itHcr. Schcpn"r. Double play
Smlth TO N"Auley. Rasc c,ror--Nou.
tr"al J. Left Oh ascs--KoChcster !: Non.
trCal. -. Bases on bails-on ca,Iscv {: OF,
Gerher, D." struck out--by GauSey 2
fa;sId hah.rr,liowlcy Empires. Tannchii
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HUSTLERS WIN BOTH

ROCHESTER, \. Y. May 60
Hochcsicc Won both tho morning and
afternoon ssmes frSw Montreal to-
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day. winning the morning affair. to
!, and the afternoon. I TO o. Causcy
pitched good IN tho morning while
l.ohman held the Royals helpless in
the afternoon Flag raisinG exercises
were held previous to the afternoon
game. Fast fielding marked both con-
The
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American League
RESULTS YrSTEHDAY

Detroit. 4: Cleveland, [ tfIr.t rom.,.
Detroit. 5: Cleveland. tsrcond gane,.
isnnon' 8; MnshinEton, FIRST gnmc).
Hohton, 3; Washington. tsecOnl yume,
New York, g.; rhlImdeiphin. o (frst smmri
Enme: fifteen fnnlngs)
81. Louis Chicago tboth cnmcs r,Ipl
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Louis ChicaEo thoth games rnin).

WHERE THEY ALA, Tt-lAy
Detroit at New York.
,n fIcveInnd ut Boston
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onto, ]; Buffalo, 5 t>ccond gamc).
STANDING OF CLUBS.

. 1HEi Ft.hh io-DNf.
Providence at Richmond.
Newark nj Baltimore.
Toronto at Buffalo.
Montreal at Roche ter.
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BRAVES ANNEX TWO GAMES

BOSTON. May Gothic Roston team
closed It's home series with {, double
victory over Brooklyn to-day, winning.
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WHERE liitf Pi.aY TO. 1AY.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
tOnlS one game sche duIcd.)