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ing theaters and industrial plants had agreed to close. Arrangements for the reception of the visitors on their arrival were also completed.
 Home Guards.
 The following notice was issued by Capt. H. E. Bluthenthal, commanding the Home guards:
 "All members of the Home guards are directed to participate in the Lib erty Loan Day parade, Wednesday afternoon, October "A. They will wear their uniforms, and will assemble inn mediately in front of thecourthouse, on Main street, following the Red Cross ladies.
 "All members are requested to wear their uniforms, and assemble at l:4o "H E. SUPPLEMENTAL, Capt."
 Red Cross Society.
 Mrs. Leo. M. Andrews, chairman ot the membership committee of the Red Cross society, issued the following or der, which will be observed by the members as official:
 "All members of the Red Cross so- ciety (Women's division) are urged to participate in the Liberty Loan Day parade. .,
 "They will wear their Red Cross uniform. and assemble immediately in front of the courthouse. on Main s1ree' at 1:45 p. m."
 Main street will be kept clear tol the marchers. All vehicles will keeI to intersecting or side streets, out o1 inc way of the marchers, or those whc are to participate in the parade before and during the formation and march fand the street cars will be parked or intersecting streets.
 Entertainment of Guests. B. B. Bloom, chairman ot the pup l;citv committee announces the TOT iow;no in connection with the Liberty Loan Day celebrations: IL. ,on
 "The guests of honor ana the gen hl eral arrangement commlttee VIII ss ps the guests of the Rotary clup' g! |. o'clock luncheon, at the Hotel rlhes s'
 "First: The following members o, Q the general arrangement commitse' ~ will meet the guests of honor. at tn' IIn;on station, with their machlnes' 2, q 1n o'clock a. m. Chairman M. 2 2, RIoom with the mayor of theclty. 5 lp p,asell with the president of tn' Po+arw club. D. B. Bloom with tn' president of the chamber of commeree; ere; The committee will meet at the ol'' zens' bank. .r .o,ood from the station with their guests to !n' n, Hotel Pines, where a public recepelO, viii he held on the mezzanlne 1looi from il to 12 o'clock. noon. 4, on,
 "At the noon >e,ur the guests ;tta an' the e general arrangement commute a',,h e will De guests of the Rotary cluD . aImmediately after the luncheon ,',;1 si oeneral arrangement committee WI V; escort the guests of hcn9r to 'ne' ,nIsces in the line of march,
 l ~ Barbers Will Close, l,.., N, sl At \ ,nesting of Barbers local. .t \; EIsai Union barbsrs, held last nisn. l,, , ~,Ss - v6f6d to close the shops tooay a' 1 |l c'ocjck, xnd taks palt in tne paleo'
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TRADES COUNCIL MEETING.

The Central Trades and Labor council will hold regular meeting this, Wednesday. evening at 8 o'clocxs at Labor hall. All delegates ara urE' cd to attend, as we will have visitors who. will deliver addresses on iIe
 rortant matters. All union men in. vited.
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ITALIANS VICTORIOUS.
Austrian Forces Defeated in Cadore
 Repion-Air Men i'm Fight.

Rome. Oct. 23.-Italian troops yes terdav repulsed strong attack by German and Austrian forces Tn ;ne Galore region at Monte Pianna, cline Cadore region at None Planna' clinching the enemy defeat this morn ing by clearing section of the trenches which had been temporarily relinouished, the war office announc cd today. The artillery activity on inc Julan front was intense, and there was notable aerial activity during the prevalence of favorable conditions.
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DEATH C0NQUERs aTITz.'

Chicago, oct. 23.-Robert Fitssim. mons. former champion heayyweight 'pugiljet 0t tho world. died 1t q hos.
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For Sale Cheap-Story & Clark piano. Apply Reap $ Crawford Fur niture company. 11-2O-6t
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FIFTY en III fiveo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-21
ATHLETIC STARS ASSIST
IN TRAINING u. S. ARMIES
Baseball Games and Bnyonct Connect
tiOns VIII Form Part of
Camp Drills.
INV Associated Press.

WASHINGTON May 2o.--A practical
method of national service. whereby
famous football and baseball players,
physical instructors and athletes gen
orally can aid the government with
their special skill and knowledge. has
been provided through the committee
on training camp activities. recently
appointed by Secretary Baker with
Raymond s. Fosdick as chairman
After study of Canadian aud Erit-
iSh army training systems, FoSdick
has found that all athletic sports and
even childrcn's games have I, distinct
place in military work. and give the
soldier the iron muscles he needs in
the hand-to-hand lighting of trench
warfare
Baseball will be tho feature of the
efforts OF the committee. Extensive
organization OF divisional leagues and
championship competitions that prob
ably Will include national pennant
race. Will be encouraged by the COM
mittee and supported BY the officers
in command of the camps. Similar or
Sanization for other sports will he
perfected, but American national
armies are expected to give their
greatest allegiance to the American
national pastimc.
Men of national reputation as ball
players or athletic trainers will be as
signed TO each camp TO instruct the
soldier players.
Another feature of the recreational
programs Will he bayonet compel itions.
The fields in France have seen the
greatest use ever made of this method
of warfare. and It is vital that the
American soldiers be the equals in
skill and strength of their German OPP
ponents when they meet.
Singing also will be encouraged
among the troops. Already theatrical
concerns are volunteering their aid to
the committee in providing amusement
for the men. Moving picture films will
also he employed widely. The troops
will be kept in touch in this way
with the work of other camps.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-21
REVOLUTIONARY RULE MADE
BY WESTERN GOLF PLAYERS
Association Controlling Three-Fourths
OF United states AbolisheA Stymies.
Mont DtNCusNed Pennlty of Gamc.

BY Associated Prcss.l
CHICAGO. May 20.--Stymies in golf
play are abolished by Revolutionary
rule promulgated by the Western Golf
Association to-day for play in the
Western amateur championship. to be
held at the Midlothian Country Club,
Chicago. July 10 u. The new rule,
which does away. so far as three
fourths of the United States and all
OF Canada are concerned. with ono OF
the most discussed penalties OF golf
also eliminates to large extent the
bother OF lifting balls on the putting
green's In medal play.
The new rule upsets one of the cardi-
nal rules of the ancient Scottish game
by providing that the hall nearest the
hole shall be played first when both
balls are on the putting green Here
tofore, the ball farthest from the hole
had to be played first.
In match play where the contest is
hole by hole. the old rule brought
about stymie when the bali nearest
the hole was in the direct line of play
OF the ball farthest from the cup.
In medal play the old rule demanded
that the ball nearest tho hole DO played
or lifted until the one farthest from
the hole had baen played. IL the first
player desired. as he would suffer A
penalty of one stroke If his ball hit
tho ball of his follow. competitor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-21
Especial to The Times Dispa,ch.l

MONT REAL, May .l.-Ril Smiths
badly crippled Richmonders MANAGED
10 get an even break with the Royals
in the doubleahsadcr staged here this
afternoon. Manager Smith is i'm a had
ray for players, and had 10 shift his
team all around to-day. but this did
not prevent Richmond from crabbino.
off the initial contest to the tune az
10 and putting w a desperate hch,
Tor tho decision in the second affair
IN which II Was just nosed out. to
ne visitors have quite "A sick list
Mcl'ermo't - reported to be worse
WhiIe Lee dislocatcd his shoulder in
q "arminE-up practice, and Hanford's
mana is cut so badly. as result OF
coming in contact with Zimmcrman's
spikes on Saturday, that IL probably
VIII be three weeks before he is ahls
10 put glove on again.
Manager Smith has signed I'm stow
art, the young college twirler thar IN,
Royals let out.
ADAMS opposed Jaynes In the opening
game. and had the best Of the arru-
fnent. The Richmond HEAVIER was a hi,
Wild walking five mon, and hitting an
o'her' hut he frightened up III grand
style IN tho pinchcs. and was hacked
up by brilliant fielding.
In fact, Richmond pulled off the nc,
tripie play seen her this season in ,bc
third inning. and Killed the ROYALS
chances tor what looked like a prom
,slns rally. Zimmerman had made :,
Dagger and Smith walked. Adams
then clutched Damrau's effort for "a
sac!ihce. tossed the ball to Ethel IN
retire Smith, and Eibe! got il Over
10 second to Mcconnell before Zim
norman could get back TO the bag.
Consecutive hits by DistclL Clcmcn,e
ana Bankston gave the visitors a two.
rup lead in the first while a wild mitch
10 Adams. hits by Distell and Bank
ston produced another in the NTH. A
oase on balls to Disten. single nv
Bankston. Eihers two-base drive and ,
helder's choice added three more 10 Tho
total Montreal scored their lone run
on two passes and Smiths hit TO rirb,
The second game was a pitchers
battle between Enrisht and ilersche
EnriEht was wild, too, passinS six men
and hitting batter. hut the Rnv,ls
could not hit him very often Two
passes. stolen base, ficlder's choice
and Hersche's two-bagger gave tho
Royals their two runs. enough TO vvir
the game. while Richmond got their
lone counter in the fifth on hit b,
Mcconnell stolen base, followed y,
Distelrs single. Richmond had sew.
erai chances TO even up tho count. hu,
could not bring the runners over. Mo.
ran robbed Clemens of what looked
like sure three Dagger in the eighth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-21
MAYS CHECKS CHICAGO
PITCHERS HIT WINS GAME,
AND RED S0X GO INTO LEAD
White SoA's Winning streak Broken by
Chnmpions-Barry Injured In Col
ltsiOn with HIsbcrE.

CHICAGO. May 2o.-CarI Mays
checked ChcaSo's winning streak to-
day. Boston defeating the locals. to
]. Jim Scott WAS urable to hold the
worlds champions. who scored one run
in the first inning on Barry's single and
Hcbiitzcfs triple. and then added the
winning run in the next inning on L.
SCOTS triple and single by Mays.
The victory for Boston to-day may
cause the worlds champions TO play
without the services Of their manager
because OF Il collision at second base
between Manager Barry and RiSberE
In the initial inning. 1t was said that
Barry's knee WAS badly hurt. RisberE
also was compelled 10 leave the game
Thomas was ordered out of the game
by Umpire Nallin because he argued
with the arbiter when FelSch was
passed to first. II looked as If Mays
had attempted the bean ball" The
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lYNCHBURG CLUB DISBANDS
Players Held Three Days In Effort to
Retain Franchise. but Other Cities
Fail To Provide Teams.
Special to The Timcs-Dispatch.l


LfNCHBURG, VA. May 20.--F'ailinS
in an effort TO enlist interest either
in Danville or Roanoke TO take
franchise in the North Carolina League,
the hackers of the LynchburS team Of
the new defunct Virginia League have
been compelled to disband the team.
and the players generally have left for
their homes. The players were held
together three days before the Lynch
burg association was satisfied that it
would hc impossible TO get baseball
alignment again for this season
BY attending meeting of the Caro-
lima League Monday, Il representative
or the association got the consent OF
tho directors to admit I.ynchburG, if
Danville or Roanoke would come with
this city; hut at the same time the
application Of Rocky Mount. y. C., for
Il franchise was declined. 1t is under
stood here that Rocky Mount failed to
get in tho Carolina Association because
the hackers of that club were among
The four clubs to quit the Virginia
League Wednesdays.
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FIRST PLACE DIFFICULT
TO HOLD IN BIG LEAGUE
Changes In I.cadership Frequent with
several strcnks Broken-Chicago
Sets New Weekly Record


NEW YORK. May 20.-FIrst place in
tho major baseball leagues was n hard
position TO hold last week. Chicago.
coming out OF the West. climbed over
tho Eastern clubs to first place I'm tho
National. and, although Boston lost the
lead In the American Saturday. the
champions regained II to-day by de-
'ca'ins Chicago. {: to L; while New
YORK. leaders for day. were losing to
Detroit. The races are close I'm both
Leagues. however. md the coming week
may see more changes.
Leading the Western invasion Chic
ago had run up string Of ten straight
victories when 1t encountered PhiladeI-
phia on Friday. Pat Morans men. who
made the best record Of the week I'm
the National. stopped Mitchells club
ana defeated II Friday and Saturday
Alexander allowed the visitors on;v
four hits Friday. hut Saturday II tooI
rhiiadeiphia eleven innings to clinch
the victory. Previously, Chicago had
taken four games from Boston
New York slowed up during the
week and lost first place to Chicago
Tuesday. st. Louis on Monday ana
Tuesday defeated New York and each
time In ten innings. McGraw's mon arc
hitting well. but their fielding has been
rather loose and only Schupp, OF the
pitchers. appears u be In winning form.
brooklyn was able to break it's losing
streak at the expense OF st. Louis and
Cincinnati and moved up In the race
by winning four out of five games,
New York and Chicago set the pace
IN the American organization, while
Boston met with stubborn opposition
chicago won sevcn game. during the
week ana set up weekly scoring
nab
four runs on sAventy.one hits. Tho
Chicago pitchers he'd their opponents
10 eight runs in seven games and three
or the games were shut-outs
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MACON AND COLUMBUS QUIT
south Atlantic League VIII Continue
With Four Clubn-Plnyers Divided
Among Other Teams.
lBy Associated Press

SAVANNAH. GA. May Gothic Ma
con and Columbus clubs of the South
Atlantic League were dropped from
the circuit at meeting OF the dircc
tors here to-day. Action was taken
IL was explained. because of war con.
ditions and because both clubs had
been poorly patronized
The league, a Class c organization,
now comprises Augusta. Charleston.
Columbia and Jacksonville. Players
from the Macon and Columbus teams
VIII be divided among the other clubs
IL also was decided to split the
schedule. the present season 10 close
about the middle OF June
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TIGERS BLANK YANKEES

DETROIT, May c0.-Detroit defeated
New York, TO O. to-day. scoring the
winning run in the eighth inning. when
Spencer was hit by pitched ball and
Roland doubled. The contest was n
pitchers battle between Boland and
Russell. The feature play of the game
was made in the fourth inning. With
one out and two men on bases. Cobb
caught Bakers fly and threw out Mai
sci al the plate. The score:
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'Battcd Tor JnyncS In ninth.
Score ny innings: u.
Richmond 1902 n q = u 0-6
Montreal ......i u q u q o u o.
Summary, Two-basc hits-Eibci,
Zimmerman. Stolen bascS-McCon-
neil. Clemens. Zimmerman. Double
p1ay-MOrnu TO Sluttcry. Triple
piRy-AdnmS to Ethel to Mcdonnell.
Left on Observation-Disclosures. S: Mon
trent II. U5nsch balls-UG
Adn, ... =; on Jnyncs, =. Struck out
Ii: Adams. 4; by Jnyncs, .. Hit
by pitchcr-by Adams tNornn).
Passed bnii-Re ynolds. Time, 1: 800.
umpires, Bedford and Mcbride.
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INDIANS ANNEX BOTH

CLENELAND May @o.-Cleveland to-
day won both ends of a double header
from Philadelphia, 10 | and ; TO .
Gould held Philadelphia to one hi,
Bates's triple in the first that hit driv-
ing in Philadelphia's only run. Clcyc.
land won by bunting.
Bush was hit hard III the second
game. while Bagby would have scored
a shnt-out had IL not been for Sneak
er'S error with two out in the ninth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-21
Interleague Games
May Yet Be Played
IBy Associated Press. I

tBy Associated Press.
BUFFALO, n. ", May 20.-De-
cision as to whether there shall he
an interienSue baseball series be-
tween the international League and
the American Association was left
to the latter organization II a meet
Ing OF international League club
owners and managers here to-day.
PRECEDENT Il. q. Barrow, Of the
International League, said after the
meeting that his organization stood
ready to carry out It's agreement.
hut that II would not contest the
dccision II the American AssocIa-
ton voted to call on the series.
Barrow said that those In attepd-
ance mt to-day's meeting were d.
rided n TO the wisdom OF playing
the series this year In view OF >ynr
conditions.
In the event the series II not
played, Barrow xnid, the Intern.-
tionni League will add fOrty-t,yo
games To it's schedule, providing a
total Of 154 games and carrying the
season To September Is.
NEW YORK, May 2O.-YteidinR to
the protest of President Harrow, OF
the international League, agaiust
the cancellation OF the interieurue
serIeH with the American Associn-
ton, President Hickey, of the latter
organization. offered Tonight TO go
through the series, providing the
International League still desires to
carry out the plan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-21
MONTREAL.

bHtIru TOT EhrIEht In ninth.
Score by Innings; n.
Richmond ......0 o o o { O O OIL
Montreal .....0 o o o O O -
SuInmnryi Two-bnse hIt-Herschc.
stolen hnscs-Distcli, Mcconnell
Smith. Madden, Moran. Double ulav
-EnriEht 10 Koehlcr. Banes on
nails-on EnrtRht, s; OF Herschc, 5.
Srurk out-by EnriIht. 3; by
Hersche, j. Hit by pItcher-by En-
right tMcAuleyI. Left on bn.e.-
Hichmond, y; MONTREAL, g. Time
1873. Umpircn, Mcbride and Bed
ford.
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Cincinnati win E.htb,t,on Gam.

NEWPORT. r, l.. May 20.--The Gin
cinnat Nationals defeated the Trojans.
local nine. in an exhibition game here
to-day TO !. Apprentice Seaman
from the naval station. were present in
large numbers.
The score; r. II. E.
TrOjans O
Batteries: ReEan and Clarke; Anchor,
Tucro and Carr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-21

two gameh-Richmond break eyen $40;
Montreal break even, 38j.
WHERE 1HE, PLAY TO-DAY.
Richmond ut Montreal.
Providence mt Rochester.
Newark at Toronto.
baltimore vt Buffalo.
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Darcy Slightly Impro,cd.
Try Associated Press.

MEMPHIS. TENN, May 2o.-Phy-
sictans attending Les Darcy. Australian
pugilist, who is i'll at a hospital here
tonight reported his condition slightly
i'm proved. but still critical.
Darcy IL sufering from pnsumoniu
and endooarditis.
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American A..ociation.

AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n polis- Kansas
city, rain.
At Observation-Disclosures. 4: CO.
lumbur. O.
AZ ST. Paul-St. Paul. J: Louisville.
AT Observation-Disclosures. 5. Toledo.
O.
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BROWNS BEAT NATIONALS

ST LOUIS May 2o.--Groom held
Washington TO six hits, while his team
mates punched six OF their ten safc;ies
of Gallia in the fourth and NTH in
nings to-day, ST. Louis winning TO ,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-21

Despite the fact that tho Cherry
Smash team was without the services
of several OF its regular players it was
able to defeat tho McGUl by the score
OF II to 6. Dabnev pitcbed a mighty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-21

Bertrand a. Woolard did some fnc
hitting for the Tabernacle team. In the
sunday school League The former
got four hits out Of i've times up, and
the latter three out of four attempts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-21

Spicer, OF Tabernacle. stole home on
Catcher 1iasktns. Calvary did not de-
serve to win Saturday, aa all the
breaks of the game were with them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-21

Manager Hishheld seems to have
picked up star in Pitcher Smith. The
boy worked nicely against Randolph
Street Saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-21

Goldc. Paramount and Second Baptist
arc staging great race In tho Attn
ietic League. and all three are now.
tled for hrst place. Noldc's Tip Tops
are only half Il game behind them.
while the Chcsapcakes are risht on
tho heels of Nolde
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-21

Frederick, Of the Boosters. lis fast
gaining for himself the game OF Fence
Buster Broderick" He landed on the
ball for home run again Saturday
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Southern A.sncIntlon

AZ MISUNDERSTANDING, .; New or
leans. l.
AT Nashville I: Atlanta.
Al sa--Chattanooga. 4;
Mobile, l.
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MARSHALLlTES TAKE TRIP
Journey to Petersburg This Afternoon
to P'ay Goober High school.
FlUaI Game OF Seunon.

The John Marshall High School base
ball team leaves for Petersburg early
this afternoon TO meet the Petersburg
t!sh school nine there in The final
game OF the season. The local school
has an unusually strong team this sea-
son, and has Won Il large ma jority of
the scheduled games. The contest this
afternoon is expected TO prove a har I'd
one, ana the score probably will he
small: hut the local players are con-
tidcnt or their ability to win.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-21

y meeting OF the Athletic League
WI! be held Tomorrow night at 8
o'clock in tho store of Harris Flippen n
Co, on East Main street
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Cleveland Sign. Hnnm..

CLEVELAND. May 2o-The clcye.
land American Club to-day announced
that Artie Hoffman has been signed as
utility man
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Randolph Street does not seem 70
NINA being defeated. and Manager
French is always trying to improve
his team. y new catcher has been
signed. and should fiji the catching
position fine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-21

RED" Walthall. Stockton street
pitcher. has regaincd his form and
came back strong against Fulton Bap-
list.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-21

Noldc's Tip Tops and Second Baptist
staged ten-inning affair at lakewood
Saturday afternoon. The bread-mixers
hnally won out in tho last stanza
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National League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
tNo games scheduled.)
SiASNISG mn. HInRS

WHERE lMEl PLAY To. ,Ay.
Pittsburgh Mt New York.
Cincinnati mt Boston.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
81. Louis at Brooklyn
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good game for the Cherry Smash bows.
me Sma5hcrs were late starting. but
thcy are sure TO give the other teams
some trouble. as they have struck
their stride at last
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IrIRST GAME.

HHHihltry. hrror--B Bates. Two-hase hits
w ambsganss, Gould. Three base hit-Brtcs
SacIihce ht-Scharg. stolen hsse-Speak.r
i.ett on bascs-ClcNcland. I: PHILADELPHIA
ponnle rlays-ISft"s to Schang 10 Nc
INNS; Wambsghnss 10 Guisto. Bascs on
raiIs,of Schaucr. :: OFF Gould g. Struck
,ut-hy Gould. J. Icy Schauer. > Umpireg
l.Nens ard Moriatity. Time. Is