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Hoouer at Capitol
to Report on Food
- -
WI Present Comprehensive
Summa y Of Conditions
in Europe.

WASHINGTON. May 4.-Hcrbert c.
Hoover. director OF Belgian relief, ana
now chairman OF the Food Committee
OF the Council Of National Defense
arrived here. to-day to report on the
1000 sitlation abroad. He will present
comprehensive summary OF condi-
lions In tho allied countries as a basis
Tor working out a plan Of apportiontny
american food shipments
No secret Is made of the seriousness.
OF food shortages In both England and
ttaiS France is faring somewhat bet
ter. but Is In need of coal. MIR. Hoover.s
reports deal also with conditions in the
northern European neutral countries
and viii show how much food must
be sent from the United States
Slr. Hoover Will retain the chair
manship of the Belgian relief com.
mittee. directing the work from Wash.
ngton.
his duties with the government have
been defined by the Defense Counci, as
advisory. but II is understood that after
the administration food control bills
are passed by Congress he may be-
given wide powers In supervising food
distribution abroad and perhaps IN tbe-
United States.
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ROCHESTER,, y. y, May 4.--Thc
weather to-day was no Improvement
over that of yesterday. If anything.
the wind was stronger and made the
atmospheric conditions more disagree
able. And yet, Rochester and Rich
mond played snappy baseball and, gem
orally speaking, the pitching was
somewhat better than yesterday Roch-
ester won. to 1. and the hits were
in the homestcrS favor. 10 to 8, but it
was even terms as TO total bases. the
aggregate of each being "A. Both
Managers Doolan and Smith were dis
inclined to play the game. desiring
to take 4 chance of warmer weather
and stage a double header Tomorrow
But President Chaplin. of the home
club, said nay. There We're less than
200 spectators.
1t took both pitchers an inning to
get warmed up. The Richmond play
ers' bats. which had gone astray, duly
arrived and the visitors, with their
old TRUSTEES, got right busy In the first
inning. After Mcconnell had flied TO
right. McDcrmott and Clemens singled,
and Hanford doubled.
Mcpermott scored on Hanford's hit,
but Clemens was thrown out at the
plate. Eibel was an infcld out In
Rochcster's half, Rodriguez singled. af-
ter Farrell had flied out. and stole
He scored on Kirby's sharp single TO
Kirby with single into left. Schep-
ner skied To Hanford, but Young un-
corked triple TO right center, and
Schwettzer and Doolan both registered.
In Richmond's second. Distell tripled
10 right center with two out and Coop
er hoistcd to Farrell McDcrmott and
Clemens drew passes with one down
In the third, the former being forced
at third by Hanford. Ethel doubled
10 left, Clemens scoring. but Hanford
was caught at the plate. Kochler's
single to left, Stcinbrcnncr's sacrifice
Distells out and Wendells poor throw
TO get koehler At third scored Rich
, mond's run in the fourth.
The visitors could do nothing with
Schacht for the next three innings. but
In the eighth McTGrmott;s double to
left, Clemens single to center and Han
ford's sacrifice ny Melted another tally.
A single by Eibel was wasted. as he
was run down between first and sec
ond.
Passes to Stcinbrcnner and Disteil
with one out nettcd Richmond moth
ing in the ninth. two pinch hittcrs
being weak performers with the stick
Wendells double to right and Far
relfs single TO center manufactured
Rochester's run in the fourth. In the
sixth. Doolan singled. but Schcpner
hit into force play. Young flied
out 10 left. Schcpner took third on
a wild throw by Cooper to get him
Al first, and scored on II double steal
worked with Wendell. who was hit by
pitched ball. Doolan hunted safely
with one down in the eighth and took
second when Cooper threw past E.ibei
scoring on Schepner's double TO left
Each manager made slight shifts in
his lineup to-day, Steinbrenner, for
Richmond going in instead of Mooers
with Mcconnell being shifted over to
second. Manager Billy Smith expects
Outhelder Bankston and Pitcher Jack
Enright to join his team here Sunday.
The game scheduled for Tuesday will
be advanced 10 Monday. an open date,
and the Chicago Cubs viii play an
exhibition here Tuesday.
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gets. w. d. Silkworth. OF the local
club. and +. Plum. Atlantic City. n. j.,
tied for second honors with 100 each.
senting practically every gun club In
the country competed. Among them
were two women, Mrs l.. A. Vogel. the
Gun Club. and Mrs. A. G. Wilkes, OF
San Francisco. Mrs. Vogel finished
tourteenth, returning the excellent card
or lS5. Mrs Wilkes did not do SO we'll.
Her score was 16S
The New York a. c. won the team
nHro ., Zen men composing the clubs
-; "a; nrst team. was second with l.743
VIM nhG Te sys York A. C. second team third
team was fourth. with 1 sos.
me Ntle event Tomorrow, more
IMAM lo0 EunnerS are entered
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AMATEURS MAKE WAR PLANS
baseball Commission Calls Meeting to
Prcpnrc for Meeting Conditions
Caused by War.

Il. r. Fuller. president of the ANA
teur Baseball Commission of Richmond
has issued call for n meeting of that
body to be held on next Wednesday
phys Hotel at o'clock The meeting
VIII be open to all managers of teams
under the Jurisdiction Of the commits
uuested to be present, as matters of
Eltal Importance to them will come be-
fore the meeting
materially affected any of the teams
yet; with the exception of the military
CLUBS; the commission believes in pre-
phredneSs, and plans for meeting the
SITUATION VII! be taken up on weakness
gay night. No plans have been formu-
ia TO NEE; the situation yet. but it
~ UNDERSTOOD that the player limit of
mat the players thus freed NAV fill
tihcated places With other teams. and
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PIMLlCO RESULTS

u Firs! rsce-four tnrlongsoM Midnight Sun.
of havana. liz (Robrson). $3.50. 81. sec
ond Trite. ITO (GampbclD. SLIGO. third
Time. oi9 3-5. Peerless Julian. African Ar
row. Discovcrcr. George Starr. Hercdity also
Sccond-two mIes-Monikc, l3s (iumphry)
SllS.6l. $3.50. $3.50, first; Eugcnia McGce.
lf tSanclD $3.50. $3.50. second: King For
tune. 40 tKeinck). 1850, third. Time. 4.Os.
Reliance Slumberer. Sharpshoot.r. Distant
shore. I'razenose. Burgravc. The Garnet
also ran.
Third.six furlongs-owaga. 100 tEnsor),
81, s.. s3.70. first: Hops. 40 tPrrccel.
.s..o $40 second Daybreak, 81 tKnmmcrl.
s $3.50 FIJI nuc '0 ros M"T ds
rarringtenl. $3.50. $500, second: olyn c.,
tOberD. ,s3.2o. third: Time, ll6 Is. Arbi-
Fifth-tour and one. half furiongs-Pluncy
10 !T McraEEarp. 5000. $3.50. s320 FIRST
Little Sweeper. ln2 thIerimec), SLIGO. Si2o
second: sunny inn. 10 u McraggarU,
$2.6o third. Time. 0:57 2-5 Lord Herbert.
Tumblein. Lady Eileen also ran.
Stxth.-onc nlc-crimp.r. lis or. McTaE-
garp: $40 $3.50. $40. frst Kentucky Boy
ioo fPIan5rrington!. $3.50. $500. second; War
~, ID Nebraska, King Herod Fr.endics!:
seve,ih-one mile and seventy yaris-u.
rs, Mfr mona ds Me1me s. sio 'G s ?sS
second; High Torso. los tObcrt. $3.50.
Ahara. Clin Haven also ran
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Don't Let Spring Debility
Get You Firmly in Its Grasp

a few bottles of S. S. s.. taken just
ut this season. will put your system
In perfect condition. and enable you
TO Withstand the hot summer season.
with its dangerous ailments S. S. S.
Is recognized as the standard blood
purifier. and 1t has hecn on the mar
ket for more than fifty years. 1t is
guaranteed purely vegetable. and con
tains nothing but the juices from
roots and herbs gathered from the
forests.
5 5: 5. promptly cleanses the blood
of all impurities. improves the appe-
tite gives renewed strength and en-
ergy and a few bottles taken now Will
rey!taiize the entire body and put It
In tip-top shape. 1t is sold by drug
stores everywhere. You can obtain a
valuable and interesting booklet by
addressig Swift Specific Co., "A Swift
Laboratory. Atlanta. Ga.-Adv.
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SPIDERS MEET TIGERS
AT WESTHAMPT0N TO-DAY
Weather Permitting, College Teams
VIII Battle Through Cham
pionshtD Contest,

Baseball mines Of Richmond College
and Hampden Sidney College will stage
baseball game this afternoon at
Stadium Field, Westhampton. If the
diamond is not covered with water.
The contest Is scheduled to be called
at 3:15 o'clock
A win this afternoon will give the
Spiders the championship of the East
ern Division Of the Virginia Inter-coi-
legiate Athletic Association. The
Spiders have won four contests so far.
and victory this afternoon Will make
their NTH straight championship vic
tory.
Although the Spiders will be award
ed the championship with five victories.
they were anxious to play Randolph
Macon the second game of the series.
which was 10 have been played next
Wednesday on Stadium Field. Ran
dolph- Macon has disbanded however.
and II is hardly probable that the game
will be played. Should Hampden-Sid-
ney win to-day. it will knock the
Spiders chances Of winning to pieces.
and the Tigers will be in the running
still.
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Amateurs Postpone
Game at Int. Field

The Highland Park aud Duplex
bnsebnll teams will not l,lSy their
.chedulcd game this afternoon at
boulevard Athletic Field. owing to
tho soEEy condition OF the diamond
mt the park. The tennis were orig
lnally Echeduled to play at Highland
Park. but IN the lnts were out OF
town tho amateurs hnd secured the
park for the day. Two Rames. how
eyer. Will be played between tho
teams mt boulevard Field on May 70.
President Adolph, vOikmnhn, of
the Central League, has been work.
Ing hard all the week to secure Il
team TO take the place of tho Alc0s.
nnG 1t seems that his efforts have
J NOT been futile. volkmunn AN
nouneed Inst night that ne had Sc
cured team ON Church Hill TO take
the Alcos' place, and II IL under
stood that they nre to show up to-
day at Clarke Springs to play the
Cherry Smash team. However, this
was not the final nnxwcr. and 1t IL
not known for a certainty whether
they will n"n"ar to-dny.
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LABOR LEADERS HERE
h'"ihh representatives Reach New
York, and Proceed Mt Once to
Washington.

NEW YORK. May 4.-British labor
leaders, appointed by their goyernmen,
as official advisers to American labor
In the conduct OF the war, arrived in
the United States to-day, and will pro.
coed at once to Washington.
The delegation, passengers on a
British steamship. are the Right Hon.
CHARLES w. Bowerman and j. II.
Ihomas. members OF the British
Parliament. and H. w, Garrod, who
represents the Labor party in the
bureau OF Munitions They have come
at the invitation OF the American Fed
Grafton of Labor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-05
SUCCEEDS MULLER
DF. L.. Martins dc Souza Danta. An
pointed brazilian Foreign
Minister.
fBy Associatcd prc,, !

RIO JANE1Ro. May 4.-Dr. l.. Mar.
tins dc souzn Dantas. Under Secretary
OF State has been appointed to succeed
Dr. Lauro Muller a s Foreign Minister.
In his letter OF resignation DR.. Null
Ter says that he had retained Office up
TO the present only because he did not
wish to abandon the President while
Congress was not in session. and when
oil responsibility for action rested on
the executive.
Inc formal DO Gommercio euiogizes
1T. Muller Tor his work in drawing
closer together the South American
republics. and says that even in the
most delicate circumstances he gave
proof OF devotion and patriotism. The
paper Gays that Or. Muller resigned so
as to avoid at the present hour any
friction In the political affairs of the
nation. :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-05
coNFIScATE RELIEF SHIP
'ermans Force Crew of Carmctta Into
Two Small Boats without
NPrOvIsIons.
[By Associated Praaa.l

LONDON. May 4.-Confiscation by the
Germans OF tho Belgian relief steamer
Carmetta is reported in a Central News
dispatch from Copenhagen A Danish
sailor VINO was a member OF the crew
Is authority for the report. He saws
the Germans ordered the crew to leave
the ship and placed a prize crew on
BOARD TO take 1t to n German port.
The men from the Carmctta, in two
small boats. asked for provisions, but
the Germans refused. After six DAYS
OF terrible suffering in the boats, one
OF the men reached the Norwegian
coast
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Purify Your Blood and Avoid
"Fhat Tired Feeling" So
General just Now.

Sluggish blood causes what is gem
orally termed Spring fever" that af-
fects so many people just at this sea-
to those whose system Is not in per-
feet condition.
If you become tired easily; if your
appetite Is gone: IL you suffer from
dizziness and general down and
OUT feeling seems to pervade your
system. the cause is in your blood. and
you will not feel right or enjoy per-
feet health until it has been cieansed
IT all impurities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-05
Country Club Virginia
Tennis Tourney Is Off

The Tennis Committee OF the
Country Club OF Virginia yesterday
teleErnphed the manager OF the Uni
versfty Of Virginia tennis team not
to bring the university tenn here
for the tournament. scheduled for
the local courts this afternoon, on
account of the condition OF the
courts. The rniny wentIier of the
Inst few days has made them abso-
iuteiy unit for play.
4 telegram In reply to the locaI
message was received in which 1t
was snid TINT the university team
was not sorry the tournament had
to he called of. nv the training of
many university students I'm mill
tary tactics Ind mndc 1t almost Inn
possible for the university to nut
anything like It's regular tenn In
tho field.
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MODEL LAUNDRY TEAM PLAYS
SOUTH RICHMOND .JIrSJORs

The Model Laundry team Will cross
va on'S WITH the South Richmond Juniors
on me formers diamond at Thirty
1oHrth and Leigh Streets TO-DAY NJ
s $50 O'clock. The two teams have been
hracticing for the game during the
game for either team this season Tbe
game game - expected 10 be holly contested
th the Modeq ia The probable lineup of
McGehce or RATIO. pitchers. i,,o,,
cannon catcher: Cox. shortstop; Nc
ci1ini iof seSond Saundcrs. third: Gee
,;rnn ae.t heid; blake. center field. and
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Chicago,

Cincinnati ............o 0 oo1 o o.
summary: Errors-Ncale. Chase. Shcah (2).
Clarke. Zcidcr Doyle CD. Merkie. Wilson.
Two.bas hits-Groh. Wilson. Three base
hit-Mann. Double plays-Groh 10 kopf TO
Chase: Neale to Chase: Williams to Zcider.
nases on balis-oh Schneider. 4; off Filler ::
off Demarec. g. Struck out-by Dcmarec. 4:
by Filler 3. Hit by pitchcr-Teaic. Passed
ball-ClaIkc. Empires, Ortiz and Rigler
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nunalo .:..............o oo1o o "a
Newark .....:.........2 . : 3 n-I0
summary: Errors-Cil. Mcdonald Hum
mol (2l. Onslow. McCabe. Lewis. Earned
runs-Bunalo. ;; Newark. E. Bases on balls
of McEahc. o: on Smnlwood. 4. struck
out-hy McCabc. ?: by Smallwood. 4. Homo
run-Callahan. Thrcc-base hit-Smal,wood
Two,nase hits-Fulicr Russell, Mcdonald
Sacrifice hts-I.cwis. Smallwood. First base
on errGrs--l'unalo; /: Newark. 3. stolen
easesGiiaas Callahan: Left on bases-.Buf
Russell: GIN to Tuman; Fuller to Move
10 Russell Hit by Ditchcr-by McCabc.
NHaas,. Time. 2:oS. EMPIRES. O'Iiricn and
Freeman.
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wOMEN's GOLF TOURNAMENT
DELAYED BECAUSE OF WEATHER

The heavy rain which fell all day
Yesterday prevented the playing of the
second round of the women's spring
subscription handicap golf tournament
at the Country Club Of Virginia. The
been played yesterday. with the finals
Of the tournament scheduled for Mon
day. 1t Is probable that the. second
be played to-day. If the weather per-
mits; otherwise, the finals Will be ad
vanced and the other rounds staged
Monday.
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LEXINGTON RESULTS

tain. e6 tCrumuD $50. ss.io $40. irst .
Joriai. lel dyke. 1910 $3.50 second (;
FiSuTon IL 1902 tiiarretu. S44Q, third. Time.
AZ rs Miss MINI, Thomas r. Uunslcy
Peach blossom ard White Stockings also
s sni nna
Attorney Muir. ll3 (Morris). SI7.SO. 81? 90
ssccord: Nascen. iI3 G.Iiiyj. S37o third
Time Gas 2-5 Tnpc SahIb w % pobrnv
Parfay. Cruelty. Hamilton A. Judge Allen,
Cathedral also ran.
Third-six furloncs-Bcdtime Stories 100
M;oudcrl. sac. $40. sa.io first: Mary IT..
IL" tM Nv 81. $3.50. second: Lady Mcxi.
Matin. sun Main. Satin. Indio. Triad also
Fourth-onc milc-Sosius. LOG fCru,un,
800. S.T $3.50 hrst; sluccar ln1 jMnrtinj
sSiU *aS' second: Grover Hughes lij
tShiilinEi $40. third. Time. I:4G Micr
Hirl. HaSty Cora. Bars and Stripes ESncu
nfar;; TCa ud rrscisio.'. Fight Fair and
Filh-four and ono half furlonrs East !.
ern Princess. no nIcwardl $3.50 ,fs 40. s5,s,.
frsi; Frances Crawford. lOs fGravcsr' so 10
!ll;So second: Hasty Mabel loo U'rnr,nS
80 TO- third Time. OBS. SILK Lady, Riue
PARADISE Plum also ran
SlNth-m'lo and ono -siNt ccnth-O pportunitv
Sma tEEr r,.npI stso $3.50. out. Grsi Sasin..
90 ga, tGH'aseI: out third Time, $50 ogr
cSump, tisn a so ss5S ls I1'sS 10
iieman ll6 tMurphy,. $50. s3sc second !:
Allcr Catn. ll2 tHanoverl. 1850 third Tine
30 go Prince S. Grasmerc II Con,ine
thiva:or and Queen Apple also ran.
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with the Richmond International team,
to-day signed Lynchburg contract
and. if he game Is not prevented by
the weather. he will he seen in action
to-morrow afternoon with. Newport
News. 1t is the intention of Manager
Stanley TO give Curry q chance at the
third sack, but it does not mean that
Mates will be released for the pres
ent. Marty Fielder, the third sacker
secured from Muskegon of the Central
League, Will be given his release.
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BEARS CONTINUE WINNING

BUFFALO. y. y. May 1.-THE New
champion BiSons here this afternoon by
taking the second game OF the series
by Il score of 10 to g. Walter small
wood was nicked for twelve hits but
he scattered them through nine in
ninEs The Bisons crowded six errors
into the fray. turning the battle into n
farce. The teams faced winter weather
again to-day. The score:
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GRANT MINERS DEMANDS
Coal Operators in Fairmont District Of
West virginia TO Allow Wage
Increases.
tBy Associated P.ess.l

F'AfRMONT. w. VA. May Goal
operators in the Fairmont district have
granted the demands OF the miners for
the eight-hour day and higher wages
according TO announcement by the
West Virginia Coal Operators Associa-
tion. About 10000 men are affected.
There have been scattered striker in
the district
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CHESTER CLUB OUTLAWFD
BY NATIONAL ASSOCIATION

AUBURN, n. Y. May ALL national
agreement clubs In the National AS
socations of Professional Baseball
Leagues were warned to-day by Sec
rotary John II. Farrell, not to play any
club In the Delaware County League.
owing to complaints filed with the ma
tiOnal board of arbitration that the
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\ ttS owl -
BROOKLYN.
Totals....2S 4 81 81 Totals...23 3 II II
.Dnttcl for BaIncs in nighth

Boston ............:....o o o. CT
Summary; lirrors-Massey. Magee. Gowdy.
Fabriquc Two-basc htt-Cadore. Stolen
baScs-Smtth. Daubcrt. Left basrs--Bos-
Ton: a: 1rooklyn. g. Bases on balls-oN
Allen. ): off Crum. !; off Galore. 9 Struck
out-by Galore. !. Sacrifice hlts--Magec.
Myers Twomhy. Sacrifice ay-Cadore.
Double pl"5-MasScy to MaranrIllc to Eo-
nstchy. Hits-on Allen. in els innings:
off Barnes. In 2.3 innings. Wild pitch
Crum. CmLlrcs. O'Day and Branstlcld.
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COLD INTERPRETERS WITH GAME

CHICAGO. May 4.-Chicago defeated
Cincinnati, IL to 8, to-day in a game
in which the cold weather played
havoc with the pitchers and ielders.
The pitchers were unable to control the
ball and the felders were unable to
handle 1t. Errors were frequent on
both sides, but Chicago profited most
by them. The score:
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LEAFS DEFEAT ORIOLES

TORONTO. May 4-Zabel BANKED
the Orioles for eight innings to-day.
while the Leafs were hitting consistent
ly against Thormahlcn. and Toronto
beat Baltimore. TO 2. Lajoie's field
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-05

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Chicago ut ST. Louis.
Cleveland mt Detroit
Boston at washington.
New York at Phlladelphis
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ROYALS sTUNG BY GRAYs

MONTREAL. May "A singing de-
feat was the lot Of the Royals at the
hands OF the Providence Grays this
The usual opening day ceremonies were
dispensed with. Burning, who just ar
rived from the Brooklyn Nationals.
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STANDING or CLUBS

WHERE 1nEY PLAY TO. ray.
Brooklyn at Boston.
st. Louis Mt Pittsburgh
Philadelphia at New York
Cincinnati at Chicago.
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SUPERBAs ARE WINNERS
CAD0RE PROMINENT FACTOR
IN VICTORY OVER BRAVES
Holds Boston Clouters to Four BingIcs,
Drives Over Two Runs with
Double and Sacrifice Fly.
BOSTON. May 4.-Cadore, I

BOSTON, May 4.-Cadore, Brooklyn's
pitcher, was a prominent factor in his
teams victory over Boston, to /. to-
day. He held the Braves to four hits
brought in one of Brooklyns runs with
a double and sent another over the
plate with a sacrifice fly. The score:
BOsfOn
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Toronto.
Baltimore
TotaIs. 72.lt Totals. "a 10

Iottb. ZOO q - a. lcta!s....e5 ID :, ],
.Batted for Thprmahi.n In ninth
Score by innings: II
Baltimore .............0 "a
Toronto ........ .........0 ! rs
Summary: Errors-Shannon. Williams
BlaSkbutn. Smith. Two base hi,-Laniur
ste!en bases-.Trout. Smith Sacrifice hits
1Whitsman Lajoie. Smith. label Double
play-BIhckburn to I.ajoic To Graham. Left
on baGes-roronto. S; Baltimore. s. First
base on erTors.i'nitimore. !: Toronto ?.
struck out-by label, 2. by Thorma hien.
Whd pitsh-Thoi rnahlen umpires Nc
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AMATEUR TRAP TOURNEY ON
II. j. PcnderEnst, of New York, Wins
Preliminary Event With FIX
cellent Score.

NEW YORK, May 4.-Shooting over
the New York Athletic Clubs traps at
Travers Island to day. II. J. Pendergast,
of Syracuse. the New York State cham
pion. won the preliminary event of the
twelfth annual national amateur trap
shooting championship tournament
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-05

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
Kansas City Mt Columbus.
Minneapolis ut Toledo.
st. Paul at Indinnnpolis.
Milwaukee ut Iouisvill
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How They Stand To-Day
international League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
baltimore. z; Toronto. o.
Newark. 10; Buffalo, 3.
providence, IL; Montreal, 9.
STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY rLaN TODAY.
Newark mt Buffalo
Richmond ut Rochester
Providence nt Montreal.
Baltimore at Toronto.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-05

Chester club is harboring ineligible
players. Mr.. Farrell sent notices to all
national association clubs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-05

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Newport News at Lyrchburg
Norfolk at Petersburg
Rocky Mount Mt Portsm out I,