davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Tu,als...S0 8 - Is Totals. IS -
Battcd Tor Pcrrttt in sixth.
Rated for Rawlings IN fourth.

SrOrc UN innings: Z.
NV York ............." 1"o"S IS
summary. lwo-basc hitS-It"bcrtson. Ma
ranviiic. NchI. Three Ease hits Timner-
man. stolen bases F;vcrs. Marauvi!lc. Left
un bases Boston. II; New York. :. BASE
uail.--off Sa!ioc. 3: off smith. !: OF perritt.
~ Middleton. =: of Nrhf. Struck "ut
bv \"h!. .. Sacrifice hits-Ecliy. Eonctchy,
Nrhf Sacrifice nics--F'Ic,chcr Ra wings.
iiaridon. Double play, Maranvii!e t" Raw
; i.@ innings: on Smith. in Is inning: on
perri,I. in IL innings. Time OF game.
80 Empires Klein and Dransdcld
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CONNAUGhT RESULTS

e s tse ISL s3f won k fS FL rJs, T.
10 tMiukl s" -. $50. second: Fc.t!oot. 10.
tJohEson> $50. third Time. l:0. Da!"ood
Sincerity, Oi;lc and 'roeolaUd also ran.
Sccord--siX furiors -Rhymcr. 10, tMur.
Thvb. sl..5. $3.50. $3.50, Won; Comancho. loj
'i;oGriuGcHl. $3.50. $40 second; CathryE
Gray. Iej ,Campbeln. $40. third. Time.
10 40 Pomp. knight Owl, Princess Fay
= MT CARR" Louise also ran.
Ihird--!ceDl- rhasc. four -Ecar-oids: n!oui
iwo Iui"s- Wc.shmuu. lin tClarist. SIS -
$3.50. $40 won. Coionctta. ia tBrooEs'.
50 10 $50. second Redd".;. ~ tBorcau,.
$sGo. Third. Tiiac. 80! Welsh King. Quooi.
Otto floto. cu3on. rh!l T and Mu !cSl
Tourth-mile"S SATIN q Collins. $40
$50 40 Won. Corn broom. lts tCru.nut.
g o.. s.9l second Hampton DaIn.. !0i
,MnN'~. SO lhlrd fime. ~ ~,
J " Huntley ana Nelson also ran.
ri.DiI.a Nut"rs. - collins $50, $3.50.
70 won. Iron cross. ldi ,Min!,l. SEQ.
5 ~ second. Colto III G.omas,. $40 third,
Time. ! 90 -. Giadiula and Lady Moll also
1t
sixth mile ard twenty ards Harry I.au-
dor 10, 'Parr.ng,ou,. $50. stsl 81 won:
Thomas Galloway. lhi tCoopcrg. 81. g. SOC.
Tine Iii - Mr. Macs Roquirarn Mar
Egry. InGuicia aud Cold Bond also ran
SeVnnth-mil" and ,iIteenth-Alt" ms
Crumrt $50 S. % $3.50 won; Sam Stick.
~ trarringtnnj. $40 g. 90 sco"rd; Dolina.
lot t3Cl|'t $40 thir.. Time. 81 ThauE.-
giving, Av'Isa. Eutcruc. "odwan also ran
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Southern AsSoCiation

Al Mobile-Alobile. ); CHATTANOOGA .
Al birmingham - Birmingham, "A
Memphis. !.
At New Orlcans-Ncw Orleans 3
Nashville. tnft.cn inningSl
At htlania--A;ianta =: Little Rock
! lfrst Samel. Atlanta. 4; Little Rock
tsccond game: called in tenth inning
account OF darkne&s).
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Totals. 81 s q II Totais....Gi . |. - 10
'iiattcd for Wright In seventh

Score by innings: n
ST. Louis .............. o O.
Detroit ................o -
summary: :rrors-Johnson. 7 vo-hasc hits
jacobson. Ncach Cobb. r. J, les. Stolen
bases Austin. Heilman. vcach. lsurns Sac
riilcc hits-AuStin. Dauss. Sacrifice ny
HcIlman. Double play--Youns to bush. Loft
on lases-St i:Yuis .; Detroit. q. First bus,..
Groom. /: off Rogers. :: of Dauss. :. Hits
of Groom. In innings: on Wright. . IN
innings. Struck out-hy Groom. by
Rogers. l: by Dauss. J. Hit by pitcher
10y Dauss. !. Time OF game. !:5j EMPIRES.
Moriarity and Evans
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DETROIT WINS DOUBLE BILL
HARD AND TIMELY HITTING
FEATURE OF BOTH GAMES
Rob Groom Driven From Box I'm First
Gnme, md Hamilton Proves
Easy In Second.

DETROIT. June 2o-Dctroit de-
fcat@d st. Louis twice to-day by hard
and timely hitting. taking the frs;
The home team punched five hits. Il
base OF balls. n sacrifice and 4 double
steal of Bob Groom in the third inning
OF the first game. scoring i've runs and
driving him from the box. In tho see
ond contest four hits and II sacrifice
Ny were made off Hamilton for three
runs III the eighth inning. The scores:
PIRST GAME
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FANS HONOR HANS |NACNERI
RECENT RETURN TO GAME
is FORMALLY OBSERVED
Estimated Tint $4,000 rnkc Part In
Celebration In MISUNDERSTANDING
Cup for Veteran Player.
q! AssnClatcU J., cNs..


PITTSBURGH. juno ut was cSti-
mated 1900 people took part III The
celebration Of Wagner Day a; Forbes
flcld this afternoon. when. in formal
observance of his recent return to the
game. Hans Wagner WAS presented a
silver loving cup by Mayor ARMSTRONG;
on behalf Of local admirers OF tho vet
cram iniiclucr. y large automobile
the demonstration.
In the game that followed. Pitts
burSh defeated Chicago TO ) II
was a ten inning contest The score:
Chicngo. p;tt.bur,.f,
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DELL'S TUMBLE is COSTLY

PHILADELPHIA. June 322-Dclrs
tumble in the third inning Of Ban
croftS grounder proved costly to-day
and was the big factor in Philadel-
phia's victory over Hrooklyu. the score
being > to j. The error filled the bases.
with two out. and four runs followed
on Stocks single and CravathS triple.
oeschgcr was given wonderful support
by his inheld. and PaSkert robbed
Hickman of home run Ivy one
hand running catch. The score:
Srooklyn rhila,!rt;ltiu.
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EVEN BREAK IN SERIES

NEW YORK. June 22.-Boston won
an even break in it's series with New
York to-day. the visitors winning tho
final game by score OF TO J. NIays's
nnc pitching was too much for tho
Yankees. who made only three hits.
Frank Baker failed TO reach first base
during the series. The score:
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IN 52,a innings. Struck City SIeLoid.
4: oE ,y FnHiksnoers. l.; by Mysrs. ); by Harper.
n; ,mi,h rwo:base hits--Bodic. Milan.
,.rr. Sncrinec hit--Mil stolen bases
Juuyc. Foster. Strunk. Double pIays-witt
:" Grover 10 Mcinnss: Foster to Henry To
1uuEc' Shnnks to Morgan to Judge. Wild
pnrh shaw Time or game. 40 EMPIRES.
Bildcbrand and OLoup him 80
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Charge !. NolIc Prosecuted

William l.. Howard. colorcd. was ar
raigned in the Hastings Court YES
terday on charge OF storing whisky
in violation Of the prohibition law
As Howard is already serving time
for bringing tho same liquor into tn.
city tho second charge against him was
EOllc prosecuted
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Chicago.
CIcHcInnd.
Totals. 81 4ct - Totals Fl : 81
'Baticd for Lambeth in eighth

T''t V'',, IVT IsN"TI.' III MT VI
Cleveland .............. q n-l
thiCa go ................ @ @ -
Summary: Errors--O' NELL. KEEPER Nc
Mullen. Three base hits--lcihoId T.. Collins
Sacrifice hi,.1Ghapn,sn, McMuiin. ,Fahcr,
Grsncy. r.. Co.iinS jackson. Stolen Iva
Grancy. Speaker. Fclsch. Evans. wanbe-
Eanss. Base on balla--oh Tabcr. :: or Lam
beth. I. Struck out--by Fabcr = by Lam
beth. q Hit by pitchcr-Ga ndii. Time Of
game. 1:so. Empires, Naliin and Connolly.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Cleveland at Chicago.
~. Louis nj Detroit.
Philadelphia at New York.
Washington at Boston.
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AMES is HIT HARD

ST. LOUIS. June oc.-Cincinnati nit
Amcs'S delivery hard to-day. Will"
Schneider kept ST l.ouiS's six hits well
scattered. and Cincinnati won. = 10 =
The visitors made four oouoica AND a
triple all Of which figured in the scor-
ing Rousch got four singles in four
times up The score:
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LAJOIE'S WORK FEATURE

PROVIDENCE. June a.-The Toron-
to Lcafs punched hits off schultz in
the early innings OF to-dny's game. and
won 9-to-G contest label. who was
in FOR the Canadians. held the locals
safe until the ninth, when lie weak
encd. and was touched up freely, the
home club scoring five runs L.aioic,s
batting and fielding featured M.
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I H' sNo
I'lljlu,!rtnlii:l.
'Battcd for Dell in seventh.


Score by innings: r.
Philadelphia n n u -
summary: Errors-Olson Dell. %ichoT C3l.
Lett on observation-disclosures. =; Hro"hiyn. :.
rwo-basc hitS-Ntcnoff. faskcrt. stock.
Three base hit--Cr-vath. Sacrifice h.i-Ban-
croft Double i'iays'-Ludcrus to Bancroft,
to Iudcrus: StoCii to NichoH t. I.udcrus.
Ii,s--on Dell In innings. Struck out,
ocSchEcr l. by Doll. .. Bases on hails-on
ocs"hGcr :: of Doll, = Hit Icy pitcher
Dsuhcrt. Time oil game, l2s Cmpircs.
Rigi.r and Crth.
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MONTREAL LOSES TO BEARS

EWARK. " J.. June 2...-Ncwark
made it four out OF five in The Sc
ries which ended to-day by beating
the Montreal club, TO & Newark
was on tho short end in tho hit col
umn. but four errors by the Royals
aided materially in scoring. Bruno
Haas had three hits out of four times
up, one home run. The score:
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base on crror--Ncw York. /: Ii"Ston. {. Base
on bhlls-un Shuwkcy. 1; oif Mays :. Hits
of Shawkcy. in innings. Hit by pitcher
by ShawkrS. ! tiohiit.cp, Struck out
by Shawi<e". l. by Fisher, |; by MAYS 4,
Time OF game. coi. Empires. Dinecn. Me.
Curfnick and Owens
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To-Day S Amateur
Schedule
COMMERCIAL. LEAGUE.

CENTRAL LEAGUE.
kOrcn'S Holsters Nv. Cherry
Smash. mt Byrd Park.
Woodall "a uuarlcS W. Modern
W0odn,cn. at FUiuon.
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Park.
Randolph street vs.. First Baptist,
Mt SOuthnIdc.
Storkton street vs.. Fulton, mt
Lakewood.
.tTIiLt;TiC LEAGUE.
1oldr ". Paramount y. a. mt &. 4.
\. I'ield.
CheSnrsnkcs W.. Second baptist,
at byrd Park.
Nodes Tip Tops w. Robert L..
Lee, Jrs" Mt Second lakewood.
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BOSTON DEFEATS GIANTS

BOSTON. June oo.-Boston defeated
New York. : 10 3. in the final game OF
the series. The visitors used four
pitchers. but they were not effective.
while Nchf improved the game
progressed. Maranvillc made four hits,
one double. in four times at bat.
The score.
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JAMAICA RESULTS

First-hv". furionGs-EiiIabcth IL 100
tColHns,. o 70 l. 70 / 10 J FIRST:
Golden Glow. 30. CTrolscb u 10 ] TO l.
: 10 ! s~cond conhscaiIon. to- ,~rhuttin-
ger. - 10 20 ]. 20 /. ;hird Time
'2l -, ntanttra. Vocabulary. rr MUCK
'brisha"%. 'apers. Ba!assar!en. Scshbard
HcconG--siN furlouEs--Hu Ia 100 tTroisc).
';rstn. To- collins 10 : 10 >. : To 10.
second Frs Ballot. 9. tkrmm.r,. 20 10 l.
- 10 J. to third Time. 10 20.
20. ,y"nna SpearIanc". G"ncsls, RnnI. Jean
iic%ei!, HICKORY >u, rlaudiio pho, I'm
Thistle ioG tPickeus,. TO ]. t" ,. QUIT,
INST. Miss krUt,r. los tDbertD - 10 :
T." I" ! second g =. Miller. los
COLLINS. II TO !. to ! to !. third.
Time. ! As Tispin. cheers. star Gaze Am
prose. bpNed"le also
..t@9'th--inile and sixteen,h-GarhaSc. 50
Nylon 40 CBnx,oni. 10 To-" n 10 :.
second; Amman. - IMcA."cy. l. 90 -
y % -. third Time l.sG "a. G;eory.
smith hsin" haiGcn, fi1zet Do,cas also
,tin,h-q..t. aud s.,.nty yasGs-s,arlikc.
to : secona MGckra nN,',,'i's ,6,,.e !" :, :,
~ ID, 1" 10. mrs Thine l.iG II,r-
Ian fIl!ni plNle ~ klr .. I,o ronuin
H. IS, J! Eagle. Gun Rdol. M.lodrnmn'
ny; <nnnHatss; Vt,%nhy aiso rrn
~, ,r.,,, 10 :. T." 2, "a >. nrst: Grinh. lo7
Tho Wiie. W. Cschu,,,nr.r,' !" !, !; T"e.nd /,
to :, third. TINE % t.; Rh,,,.
A.br,ghN St"r-SpanEled. rartiu.n. E6cL
away and Hutton r forpe a!so ran. '"
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summary. ErrorS-Nor.n ,@l. iowicy 1?,
Fuller. Twn-h.sc hit-Iiinucrmau. HON.
run--iiaas. stolen ba.cs- EEan. GctZ ca
MCAuley Howln:. Sacrifice hit Moran
Sacrihcr ny-Gct1. Left on hascS-Ncwsr
= Montreal, .. Bsscs halis-on Gcrncr
g. of EnAularn. =. Hit by pitchcr-by Ger
ner, callahan and Fullor'. Struck out
10y E:nZlnaun. |: by Gcrrcr, :. Empires car
pcnter and BLACK hurnc. Time. 1850.
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FABER'S PITCHING WINS

CHICAGO. June oo.-Fabcrs good
pitching. coupled with erratic fielding
by the visitors and some daring base
running by the locals. gave Chicago
4-to-l victory over Cleveland to-day.
The score:
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SECOND GAME.

tBatted for johnson In ninth.
Score By innings: II
81 Lnuis................ ! /:
Summary: Two base hits-Hc;lman. Mar
sans. Cobb, Pratt. Stolen hascs-Ccbb. John
son. Sacrifice hits-Marsans. Pratt Sacri
lice ny--Durns. Left baSci-Dctroit. =;
81 Louis, s. Base on halisIoH Roland. s.:
:-3 innings. Struck out--by Boiand, = by
Hamilton. g. Passed ball-Sever"id. Time.
OF game. 1850 EMPIRES Evans and Mort
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FIVE PITCHERS USED

WASHINGTON. June 2o.-philadcl
nhia used three pitchers and Washing
ton two to day in game that ended
10 = III favor Of the home team. The
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rotal9....3i c.; . rotais...s. 1 Il 80 :
None GU; when winning scored.

None out when winning run scored.
Score by innings: n
Chicago .........,... 0 q O.:
Pittsburgh .......... u ~ 0 l.;
SUMMARY: Errors-Fischcr. Two base hit
StS bee. Three base hitS-Mcriilc. EiEboc.
stolen bascs--Wagncr. Ward. Sacrifice hit
Ward. Sacrifice fy--WiliamS. Left or
hascs-th!rago. t: Pittsburgh H. Base
hails-on Dcmnree. :. OF Cooper. =. Hts
OF Dcmarcc. In innings. none out in
tenth. Struck out--by DCnlar.c. |: Ivy Coop
err . Passed tal-Elliott. EMPIRES. o'Day
and Harrison
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New York

Totals....3a 81 Is Totaly....2o 81 0
'Ratted for Walters In eighth
New York. ...........0 o o.
Summary Errors-Barry. Maiscl Baker
Tuo-base hits--Mays. Gardner Three ha 50
hit-Pipp. Sacrifice hi;s-tiardncr High
Double play--Barry to Scott to HoblitZcI
Left on baseS-Ncw York. {. Boston. 10 Eirst
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II at.GI,ai League

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Boston. =: New York. 2.
Philadelphia. ): brooklyn, ,.
Pittsburgh, 1: Chicago. ) (len inninss) {.
Cincinnati. 5: -. louis. =.
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At lis-AIinneapolis. S: To-
AZ Kansas c!ts-kansas City. S: Co.
lumbus. ).
At 81. Paul-S, Paul. 3: Indianap.
oils D.
At milwaukee -Lo uisville.
rain. f'"'
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Amateur Notes
by "PNEP."

Whitiocks Old Nirginias and duplex
Will clash this afternoon in IL game at
Byrd Park that promises TO be closely
contested throughout. The tobacco
boys are Il considera bic distance behind
the Duplex team in the race for the
flag in the Commercial League. but
they are content mat they Will be able
TO give good account of themselves
Today against the league leaders. In
former games between the TWO clubs
the scores have been close. and the
contest this afternoon promises TO be
no exception.
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American League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Chicago, I; Cleveland. /.
detroit, o; 81. Louis. = tiirst Eamc).
Detroit. 3; 81; Louis. tsrrond Snme).
Washington. q: Philadelphia. 5.
Ho>tcn. =; New York. l.
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Score by Innings: t..
Buffalo " .OOD0oI 90,
Richmond ..... GO.O0O x-S
Summary: TWo-bnSc hitS-Jacii-
son. Hnnford. Mcconnell, tIunmcll.
DiStclI. Threc-bnsc hit - Casey.
Home run-iIrahe. Stolen bnsc-
Bnnkston. Sacrifice hitS-Channcli
e.. Sacrifice ny-Cnrlstrom. Double
plnys-Jncl<son to Iun,incil. McCon-
nell tn Nnabc 10 Distcil. Left on
bascs-Richmond.G q; buffalo. =. First
haSc on errors-Richmond. .: huff
falo. I. Bnse on bnlls-oH Lcakc, .;
on Justin, 1; OF tibel. Hits md
earned runs-of Ethel. = hits and .
runs In innings; on Lcakc. . hits
and 4 runs In i-I inning; on Justin.
= hits and I run In . 80; innings.
Hit by pitchcr-by Justin, Con
roy. Struck out-hy i.cnkc. !; by
Justin. =; by Ethel. =. Wild pitches
-Juxtin. Time of game, 1915. I'm
pircS, Mullen md Hart.
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piay-Thomas to Bra;nard Wild pitch
label Time OF game Its. Cmpircs. Free
man and @ Bricn.
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Toronto,
Providence.


Score by innings: u
Toronto ............... oes 0 -
Providence ....:.......o o q 90
summary. Errors-Zabc RchE. Mayer.
Sarrincn hi's--conieilo. J. Schultz. Stolen
bases Jacobson. Coatciio. Two.bahn hits-
Lajoie. BraiEard. Three base hitS--Thomas
blackhuIno I;ase on nalls-ofr Schultz. 3
off Zabei. 5 Struck out--by Zab.l, Z. HIT
by p!tcher-by Schultz tLajoleJ. Double
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Philadelphia.
Washington.

Totais....;6 II - Is rotalsu 6 {. q -
Score by innings:
Philadelphia ..........0 n n n;
Washington ..........2 o q q -
summary: Errors Bates. Grover Left on
bases. PhilAdcl rhia, :; WashinStOn .. Base
on halls-oh Faikcnbcrr. :: of Myers =: OF
Harper. I. Hts-on Sicbold. . In inning:
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How They Stand To-Day
International League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

hLSJblS rs iEkL.AS.
Richmond. 8: Buffnlo, 5.
Newark. :; Montreal. I.
roruntn, .: Providence, q.
rochester Baltimore tpluyed In ApriD.
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

,Two Enmcs. Divide: Baltimore. 800:
Toronto, .o3i; Richmond, 1857; Montreal.
So.
WHERE THEI PLAY TODAY.
iIontr-l Mt Richmond q SnmcsD.
T0rGDtO nj IbuItiIrUrc e.. Enmcs).
Buffalo nj Newark.
Rochester AT Prov violence.
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STANDING or CLUBS

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Boston nj tsroailyn.
New York at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati ut 81. Louis
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Another game that is exciting a
great deal OF interest amo'.g the anna
;eur fans IS hat 10 be played between
Code and faiinount this afternoon at
G. e. y. Field. The Paramount boys
are right on tho heels Of the Clothicrs
who are leading the league. aud a
win to-day viii place them on even
terms with Code.
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Frank Blunt or Alright will probably
do the receiving for Old Virginias.
While Rex TignOr or BcaSlcy will be
behind the plate FOR Duplex. Blunt
was recently acquired by the Old Vir
ginias from Highland Park, in tho
deal that sen; Lee LigGan To tho
SubuTbanites. His presence behind the
bat Is expected to strengthen Old Viz
riniaS wonderfully.
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Doc Waldbaucr. for Duplex, and Ma
pier. for Old Virginins. probably VIII
oppose each other on the mound. To
the fans who saw the last game III
which these hurlrrs worked against
each other this means great deal.
Napier lost by the narrow margin of
one run only after the toughest Kind
Of luck
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score by innings:

TIE u
.Rnttcd for Justin in ninth.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-15
MATS()N STEAMER
SLIGHTLY LATE

An hour and half late, the Mat
son steamer Wilhelmina, Capt. Peter
Johnson, will arrive off port at 5
O'Clock tomorrow morning from San
Francisco, says a wireless received to-
day by the shipping department Of
Castle & Cooke, the local Matson
agency.
The liner will dock at Pier * be
tween 8::30 and 8:45 In the morning,
bringing 12s cabin and eight steerage
passengers, I54 bags of mail, ~ pack
ages of express matter, 29 automobiles
and $500 tons Of cargo. Hilo carg1 is
932 tons.
II o'clock Thursday afternoon tins
Wilhelmina win leave for Hilo. SIZE
will have the biggest passenger List
FOR the volcano any Matson steamer
mas carried Ia years. There will be
between ,25 and 100. Of whom. mo. =
than 81 are from Honolulu The cth-
ers s@:ill arrive here tomorrow CT tie
liner and continue on to Kilapea crater
Thursday. I.
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LACK or STEAMERS
LOSES HAWAII MANY
TOURISTS, SAYS KyEs

L. ]. Kyes. district passenger agent
OF the Union Pacific System. in a let
ter to A. r. Taylor, secretary Of the
Hawaii Promotion Committee, writes
that Hawaii can depend upon the act.
ual support OF all passenger agents in
his section. Touching upon the sub
ject OF tourist travel which is lost to
Hawaii he writes:
Hawaiian travel from this vicinity
viii be very heavy this winter. and
regret to say that we have a num-
Der Of parties who wanted to make
this trip who have had to cancel their
plans ana 90 to California or Florida
Tor the reason that they we're unable
to secure steamer passage from San
Francisco.
4 do not remember In my expert
Ienee when the steamer travel to your
city was as heavy as tits now. and
certainly as long as the Warla SITS 1t
will continue 10 be better. and it
would look as II more steamers could
be used for this travel"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-15
LITTLE CHANGE
Seen IN PRICES

Saturdays half holiday is reflected
m the stock exchange sheet today in
the report Of between board sales
which were 5s5 while at the session
sales they were $40 shares and $500
in bonds. Changes we're not many nor
large. sales and prices being as fol-
lows: 0laa rs and 1911, Waialua
81 IA and 81, Eva 80, Pioneer IL.
Hawaiian Commercial 81, Oahu 80 10.
McBryde 121-4. Brewery 1912, Ha.
wall Railway 40, 5000 o. r. L. IS
100, and 1850 Hawaii Railways IS 90.
Unlisted stocks were strong and
some were higher Engels Copper
stood at 81 and was in demand at that
price. Oil was stronger and in demand
at $4.25. Mineral Products sales were
700 shares at $f.1o Montana Bling
ham scored advances To 4s and 40
cents and MADEIRA to 81 and 80 cents.
Mountain King sold at % cents.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-15
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

L g ~ . 5 E
Per Oceanic steamer Ventura today,
from San Francisco. For Honolulu:
r. E. Bristol and wife, John Brown,
VIM. Cameron and wife, Miss III
Cameron, Mrs. r. Dana, w. r. Diff,
T. j. Donohue, E. Erickson, p. W.
Evans and wife, w. d. Foulke, Mrs. N.
Graves, w. L. Henderson and wife,
w. G. Hodges, E. G. Keen, A. Won
Koenig, F. ]. Martin and wife, G. C.
Mirfie1d, Miss u. Morton, F. Nord and
wife, Mrs. q. Enttall, r. B. Patterson
and wife, s.. 8. Paxson, wife and in
FAINT, r. |. Rankin, G. Reid, r. s. Rod
man and wife, Mrs. d. NJ. Rose, r.
Schley, Mrs. r. w. Schultis, Miss B.
Smith, F. g. Stouga and wife, Mrs.
P. c. NJ Thibault, ], o. Thillow, Miss
L. Thillow. Miss NJ. Thillow, r. ].
Trimble, Mrs. E. Van Clege, Mrs. F.
Vollins, Miss III. Wheeler, Miss K.
Wheeler, C. A. Wheaton. and wife,
Miss NJ. Alapa, Miss c. Alapa, Miss
s. Alapa, Mrs. Brattigan and 2 chill
dren, Mrs. Game and child, Mrs. J.
H. Moon, Miss, p. Moon, H MacIlroy,
Mrs. Mauha and children, Mrs. Pa
kahi and children, Mrs. Peters, Mrs.
Nahulu. ]. Game. H. Harris, j. Maui
no, A. Nahulu, G. Peters, X, Pakahi
and sons.