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The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1917-05-26

There was one girl who won the rank of major
In the Union army. She was Pauline Cushman, an
actress, who became one of the best and most
famous spies in the Union army. Often and often
Major Pauline acted as a sort Of advance guard
to the Federal army. Twice the Confederates
captured her, but on both occasions she escaped.
The first time she came near being released after
a first search, but q second revealed the fact
that in a hidden recess in her garters there were
orders from Thomas. She was about to be hanged
when Thomas captured Nashville and saved her.
Secretary Stanton commissioned her as major in
the Union army, and she was the only woman who
held that rank except Maj. Belle Reynolds, the
wife of a captain in the Seventeen Illinois, who
went to the war with her husband and performed
such prOdigies of valor that Stanton honored her
with a commission.
Sam Davis, the boy spy of the Confederacy, left
an imperishable record Of heroism. He was only
fourteen when he Joined the Confederate service,
at first as a private soldier. His talents as a
spy were great, and throughout Bragg's long war
fare in Tennessee he continually made use of the
brave little fellow. Davis was finally betrayed
and captured in Nashville. He was taken before
Gen. Grenville NJ. Dodge, whose story of the hear
ing makes a companion piece to the last days of
Nathan Hale. Here is the story as General Dodge
tells it:
II took him to my private office and told him
1t was a very serious charge brought against him;
that he was a spy, and from what / found upon
his person, he had accurate information in regard
" IL u my, anu L u IL where ne ODtalDeu
1t. l told him he was a young man and did not
seem to realize the danger he was in. Up to that
time he had said nothing, but then he replied in
a most respectful and dignifed manner:
General Dodge, I know the danger of my
situation, and 1 an willing to take the conse-
quences.'
"I know that I'll have to die, but I will not tell
where 1 got the information. And there is no
power on earth that can make me tell. You are
doing your duty as a soldier, and 1 am doing
mine. If / have to die, I do so feeling that 1 am
doing my duty TO God and my country
II pleaded with him and urged him with all the
power that I possessed to give me some chance to
save his life, for I had discovered that he was a
most admirable young fellow, with the highest
character and ~strictest integrity. He then said:
1T is useless to talk to me. I do not intend to do
1t. You can court-martial me, but I will not betray
the trust reposed in me- He thanked me for the
interest 1 had taken in him, and 1 sent him back
to prison. I Immediately called a court-martial
to try him."
Even then the boy received offers of liberty If
he would betray his confederate. He would not.
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with a single hit; but the visitors
solved his delivery II the eighth and
n" WAS retired
Howlcy started things with a double
10 left and Stewart pushed them on
with Il hinElc through short. Hanford
took care Of Moran's Fly hut thinner
mann doubled to center. scoring How
Icy and Stewart and sending new
flock of shiNers dowu the spines of the
freezing fans. Smith advanced him To
third on a hit to left Siattery then
banged ono To Clemens which the
fielder trapped nicely. lie seemed I'M
able To turn the ball loose or to have
forgotten there was man on third
with only two down, though. and
zimmerman tallied almost before
Bobby tossed the ball back to the in
field. Gathers popped TO Moocrs, how
ever, and SchcnchcrS, who had been
substituted for Hoffman VIXEN Smith
came to bat. retired the side ia order
during the ninth.
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Perfect Health Is Yours
If the Blood Is Kept Pure

most serious are rheumatism. with It's
tOrturinS pains, Catarrh. often a fore
runner Of dread consumptiou: Scrofula,
Eczema. Teiicr. Erysipclas and other
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which makes tho strongest men help
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You can easily avoid all of these
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For valuable literature and medical
advice absolutely free, write to-day TO
tho Medical Dept. Swift Specific Com
pany. 3? Swift Laboratory, Atlanta,
Ga.-AdV.
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HAVRE DE GRACE RESULTS

sscp Ely 10 o sn4 h as ,.6
Prs Lohensrm. 10 ,rarrinEtonj $40,
TamGs,!chor. Kimberly nl"s ran
Tandsiicker. imhcrly also ran
lnowanoo.. $50. ,e,sc $50, nrst. Lon.
star. io', dr.,z 5000, Ill 20. -csond
l:t' orrerth Tamctian" Conncl Mat,
rhi-d-nye aud n hair furlonss-ovasa
=. a CcllinSl $50 ''lo. $3.50. nrs,
second I.uz.i los Williams, $50. ihirH
nix nurbank R,by Coils. Scyi,~. ricch
.~cgraS. Ruth STRICKLAND Anxiety. Ken.
Meth. NJ Hudson. Ji,n Isn-cy also ran
lcurih-siX Observation-Disclosures lis but.
WYm"H' $50. $40. $50 nrst: Wiscman.
cake III ,Tapiin,. ,sIo. ,h,rd T,,mc.
Ill -. David Craig. Dr. Cariuan Pre-
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., 'Mctra%j. "a 90. ,,,.S! ss!so. t,r.i:
'Etruscau, los tTapl!n,. tI.3o, $3.50 -e,.
mnd Iinpcraior. log or Collins. S. third
Tins, io' n lmd,s" Gnan'. DnnEs p,T.
htbiton. Roscoe Goose also ran.
oss 'N'h-"!6lT ana 20 es0'h.Thes.yc.
and risrro, 70, bali $50" 20 th ITG
Ii TIM AZ ~. = Ens'linE Rrass inndsl II
buy tuiScrtson. Prim Harry. Dc.u Eish
also ran.
,Ssyemth-,;;!y tlrlcnes-scs Gun. ios
Cour,ship. ilO cwiIlian-p 20 mn.
Tune; li3 az. H"probat., Lady Mol.
Field.
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ALEXANDER HIT HARD
HOMER AND DOUBLE TOPS
SUCCESSION OF BINGLES
All Runs Made on Mighty Hurlcr
Earncd-ticrIoE injured ny FnU
In StntInn-ScOrC. % TO y.

rHIl.ApEIpIIlA. April 25-Ncw
York made five successive hits. includ
ing a double by Fletcher and u home
run by kilduff. of Alexander 'in the
eighth inning. and won to-days game.
Q to =
Philadelphia hit Pcrritt and Middle
ton hard, but Sallee stopped the home
team in the last Two innings. All OF
New Works. nine runs off Alexander
we're earned. kilduf. who took Her
zog'S place because the latter injured
his spine falling in the railroad sta
ton in New York this morning. drove
in three runs and scored himself.
Burns made a double. triple and two
singles i'll five times at bat. The
score:
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ne Srpr,
lsnStnn

7 ) I
Rated :Or Bailey IN tenth
,,t"u"d Tor Without ~ twelfth.
-iiatted for N"hf in tenth
Ran for Ncy"r in sixth
Stated for Vanguard IN sixth
itatted for Dol IN eighth
Sc"r" by innings r.
h s2eo%},n ....."" +" : a. 3S :
called. darkness,
summary: Errors M.syc" t2) Twoinbl.v
FahriGu" (.E. Nh"a, Two h. - hii--I
smith, Meyers Three base hits smith
stolen bases Mage. i smith. Kelly Neat
MnranNiil". Sacrifice hits Massey. M"y
Mowr"y. Sacrifice hy-Magac Lot on bases
-it"~ton, 10. brooklyn. IL Bases on balls
on MhrIusrd, .. of Dell. .: off smith
!. 4h iindcirh. = of E"uibach, . Tits
Z" Marduhrd. IN innings: off S,aiih :
IN ! innings, off R"ulhpCh. IN 4. ia innings.
Of N"hf. in 80 innings; or E"ulnach
3 in innings. Oft D"ll. in Innings S;r,r[
out t.y Marruard /: by Dell {: hy smith
" Rudolph. !: hy Hrulhach. Wild
nl,'h Dol tmpr"s. !u'si"y ana Harri-
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Almost Every Human AiIment
Is Directly TraccabIe to I'M
puritics in the Blood.

You cannot ovcrcsiimatc tho impor-
lance OF keeping the blood free Of i'm
puritics. When you realize that the
heart Is constantly pumping this vital
huid to all parts Of the body. you can
easily SEQ that any impurity In tho
blood will cause serious complications
Any slight disorder or impurity that
crecps into tho blood is a source of
danger. for every vital organ Of the
body depends upon the blood supply
to properly perform It's functions.
Many painful and dangerous dis
eases arc the direct result of bad
condition OF tho blood. Among the
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Thornburn Pitches
No-Hit, No-Run Game
IRv Associa,cd Prcss

WINST0N-StLEM, y. G.. April ~.
-Ihornbnrn. iitchinE for Durham
In the scheduled Snmr against the
iorhl club OF the North Cnrolinn
IrnSnc to-dny. pitched nO-hit. no
run Enmc. nurhnm winning, 4 Ia O.
u was n rlrRr-cut Eunc. nuthIur
resembling II hit hrinE made. lie
was wild at the start. pHx.inE sIx
batSmrn mud striking out three
Tut twcnt y-thrrr lrgni at bnts Ure
charged to him. One hnsc runner
rcnrhrd third hasc and four others
reached second,
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LUCK AIDS CHICAGO CUBS

'1NCINNhTI April 95-Although
Ercatl% outhit, Chicago won tho game
here to-day, to >. 1.nck likewise
niaNed into their hands inasmuch as
'ir"h's single in the second inning
with III" bases fun. managed to con-
meet with Schncidcr's angle when the
latter was going from first to second
This prevented one run from scoring
Nnh possibly two. besides spelling
haH up to that tim" been "a good sized
batting rally. Again in he NTH after
tn" first two local men had singled
Larry Doyle went into tho air after
Ihorpc'S line drive. got il with his
bar" hand and completed a double play
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WITT ACCEPTS CONTRACTS,
NFPORTS TO rJIIsnS S,>n

DETROIT. Arm .5.-oycar VII,
c rn,rn nTs Ss r5., Of nc pc,roi, Ameri-
dent NaNin. and viii ioiu Mo ic.n, ~
rn tsy. ne had been snsp"n,ed for
,o'nslnE I" report Hc had Jcclincd
bo,dirr sonlrac' fhr $4,000 a year,
nn'nlhe our for $4,000 7, is under
S'ond mat both VIII and S.y;n 80
satshtd with the new agreement
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Totals .. 8c7l, To,als.Si . 6
~ l.. I....-..-l

Scor" hy iruluE.. r..
Thil,doiphia ......" q a,
New Ynrr q u =
summary l.rrnr- NctuuiE tn -ha 50 hits
Strunk. Ehh'r. RUSSELL witt. Suu-Inahcr.
Hon" run = Nhur. Stolen, h.gcg -'iiihoul.y
t@I, iIi2h Sa,rific" hits Mag.". High. GROW
or. S"criiiy" ~ -Thr.sher. D"ubi. play
Rates 10 Mriuuis >" Bates. Left la sca
Now YORK :. Philadelphia 8; Bases on
halls of H"y"~ .. III, 10y ritch"rhy Rus
soil. | tSchru.p. Struck out-by Noy'S. !:
by Russell . Passed hall Sunama kcr.
tmpircs. owens nuI Biuccu. fine, 2.IO.
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SCHANG'S HOMER WINS

MEM YORK. April Schang's
home run. coming with MclnniS and
Bates on base with ono ont in the
ninth inning. enabled Philadelphia 10
win u hclat"d victory over New York
by q score of To .. Prior To Schauu $
hit. Russell had pitched sonsational
ball. striking out nine men. Noyc-
pitched steady game. McInniS made
four hits IN as many times at bat.
The score:
phiindcIpbia Se,r Nort,
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CUTLER AND MtiiTINSEN
ARE no WRESIJ.F. TO-NIGUT

Charley Cutler and I'aul Martinscn,
regarded as heavyweight wrcstlerS Of
high Calibcr, arc scheduled To meet in
Il hniSh bout at the Academy of Music
tonight. The decision viii he award
cd for the best TWO out Of three falls
toe and Stran.lc holds barred This
h"ut is to start at O'Clock. II hattie
royal' wrestling match being arrany cd
a. a preliminary
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OLD NIEiGINIhS PROTEST.
SATURDAY DEFEATS RUMOIt

]; is understood that a protest over
the game won on Saturday by the Du-
pleN team from tn" old Nirriuias. has
been lodged by Manager Findlay of
the asi-namcd team. The nature of
the protest is not known. although IL
is said TO have been over the playing
OF Jakic I'Oh ON first hHHc.
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BRAVES AND SUPERBAS TIE

BROOKLYN, April o5-Brook Iyn
and Boston hattled TO a 6-6 twelve
inning tie in their first clash Of the
season to-day. Six pitchers were used
Marquard and Rudolph started. but
both proved ineffective.
With the score TO against them
the locals rallied in the sixth and took
the lead in tho seventh. hut Boston
tied in the eighth on a double steal
ThIrty-two players We're used in the
contest. which will be replayed June
IS. Tho score.
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io'aIs :" n.'l - To,.,s q Is 3. is
W"rh"p out. nit ~ bnttr hau ry,o ON,
wen ",nnnr run was scored
Baltimore o n q n =. I. . a *.
EuIitlo i .
summary ErroTg kopr MrponaId ,
80 t"%- ha." hits H.rhrr lamar. Wn
ImM. ",,>%nim,'d' .Nc,Il. 'Ihr"" haze hts
" ~ Trman. kiilher. B.-os on Gnii. :
struck out ny Warh"p /: h, H., IKE
lnE. Wild =, ~ .werhor, LII; on
on errors baltimore. l. Time 20; pa
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Gland
Totals. 10 - ic Totals
'sattad for 'i""tt" In sixth.
'Battcl for Russell In eighth

Score 10y innings. II.
Cleveland ..............l a q &" !
Chicago ......-.....,....0 - I" u u y u h-I
Summary; Errors -WambsEanss, Evans.
Sacrific" hts-Ghupmam Roth. Evans. Stolen
base-Evans. Two -basc hits---Itoih (2J,
Speaker t2b. Fclsch. Three base hits
Fcsch. Chapman. Struck ou--by Cicoitc.
.: Ivy Conmb". =. Bases bailS-oH C'i
cote 2. Double plays Evans {" Wambs-
gauss Ia tiuisto; Risbcrg to iiandtl: chap
,n"n "a WamhSgInSs to t;uisto: Chairman 10
Guisto. IIits-on Girottc. in innings:
off Russell. in innings. Wild pitch
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NEWARK BEATS TORONTO

NEWARK. y. J.. April 25.-Frank
rulers single in the sixth inning.
scoring Eldr"d and Lewis, enabled
newark 10 defeat Toronto. i To ., here
t:is Afternoon. Larry Lajoics work
was watched with interest. The Ameri-
90 I-caE uc veteran got one hit and
tooN care OF Two chances. The score:
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AYERS BEATS HIMSELF
MANY PASSES AND SQUEEZE
PLAY GIVE GAME TO RED SOX
Doe Walks Four In seventh aud Forces
In Tying Nun-iourth Straight
Victory for Ruth

BOSTON. April 25-A Ayers. Of Wash
inEton. weakened In tn" seventh in
ninES to-day and passed four men in
succession forcing in tn" tying run.
After that Lewis worked the SuureZe
pay. scoring HOOPER with the run
which won for BoStou. > To !
AYERS gave another bias" on balls
before the inninG closed. Ruth forced
IN a run in The sixth when ne gave
three passes. 1t was his fourth straight
pitching victory. Each OF his TWO
singles drove III Boston run. The
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BLACKSTONE ACADEMY SHUTS
0tT LfNtIIBIRG HIGH TEA VI

Special 10 The Times Dispatch.
LfNCHRtRG. VA, April 25-The
LrnrhhnrT High School baseball team
was defeated by the Blackstone Mill
iary Academy here this afternoon, the
score being > 10 q.
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HUENKE is INEFFECTIVE

PROVIDENCE. Il. l.. Anril 25.-In-
encctual pitching by lIuenkc i'll the
ninth inning cost Rochester its first
game of the season here to-day by a
score OF to Z. Providence won when
with the score tied in the ninth
Cooncy squeezed in Ouslow with the
winning run. The score
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BIRDS NOSE BlSONS OUT

BALTIMORE. April 25-Ral,imorc
noS"d out buffalo here to-day in a
thrilling clcv"n-inning battle. 10
'''tiuarS double, Il triple by Bues and
L''' in the nnal frame. CHS fielding
featured The score:
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WHERE THEY rLAY TO-DAY
Milwaukee Ht Columbus.
Kansas City at IuuisyiIIc
ST. Paul ut Toledo
MinnriipuiiS ut Indiana polls
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,,F'"I''T4 -! ''TuTr '.IITIdH III tIEhth.
SCor" hy innings: r.
Roe hester ..........1 " q a =
Pro vdcnC. ..........-..n . . u q 2S
summary: Errors-Fisher. Doolsn, Huenke
'oon"y. Sacrifice hits-Tntwii.r. Simmons
erSIow SandhcrE, Dooian. Stolen bases
Eocr!quez pns!cw. Mayer. Thomas Sim
mons CD. Coomey. Two base rits-May"r
kchE Three base hits-Rodr;qucz t2l
Sfhihhrd ~. row"ll Bases balls-off
C.usey. :; o" Mulrennan. {: off Hurnke. T.
~; by pi'rhe"-by iiucnke. tOnslow,.
poubl" plsy-SChepn.r to Rodrtquez TO
bou!"n His "n Mulrannan. in : in,
niHSs. Of 'aI-cy, in innings: OFF EuerlA
~ innings. tmpres Freeman and
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ran Tor CraNdth in ninth.
:Battcd for Ludcrus in ninth
Score by innings: r.
New York. .............-g ! n-9
Philadelphia ...........o o q C->
summary: ErrorsBurnS. Zimmerman. l.u-
'erus. Pask"rt Two-husc hits Burns. Mo
non CO. Alexander bancroft Fletcher Cr..-
vath. Three has" hits-HEncruft. Burns
Home runs-Cravath. Kiiduf Sacrifice hits
-ktllifer '2l. stolen hases-Cravath, Me
hon, Burns Left on bascs-Ncw York =;
Philadelphia. s. Bases on halls--on perri,,
>; off Middleton. !: off Alexander. 3 Hits
off Middleton, in +@-3 innings: OF P"r-
rift. : in Is innings. off Alexander L in
innings. Struck out-y-by Pcrritt. |: by
Salloe. - by Alexander. 4: by Marnr. 3
Hii ny pitchor-Niehon. Empires. ODay
aud RransHeld
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Totals . . 5r:a . Totals % ss2G |
'iarcd toi Kelly in ninth
T&rth"n "Gt hit by Dattct hall
RATED for Smsllwood In sixth
StEaN nuuttd f"u! on third strike

SDor, ~ innings: II
Toronto ......-..........u . n ia a
Newark ........ q - . n . n . ,
summary Eriors-Whiteman. Tul!c- VII,
tu-on IW"-has" Jacobson Three
~ hit-Whiteman Sacrifice Trout,
i-Ear, N"Ny % stolen bascs-Trou, Or.
nam b'ut'" rlaY-Iewis to purrin itf,
nN na,.s N"wtrh. :: Toronto. { Ras-, on
't on SlErllw"od. .. on Wilkinson, !,
y Itrpl" STRUCK ou'-hy Tippo ,: ~
-na.' wnod o. rs Wilkinson. J. Uupir.t
t.a t!r;n and Miller linz, ! 3; ''
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WHEKE THEY tItN TODAY.
Montreal nj Richmond
Toronto at Newark.
buffalo Iutimorc.
Rochester nj Providence,
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American League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Philadelphia. I; New York, =.
Boston, 5; Washington. I.
Cleveland, (; Chicago. I.
DetrOil-Sf. lenIIis lrninl
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N ational League
RESULTS YESTERDAY,

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Pittsburgh. 10: ST Louis \ urn inning :, .
tln kness).
Chicago. s: Cincinnati =:
New York. .: PhiludeIphia g.
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i,icagO.

Totals. ...3S 1 7.:G Totals. az 10 q 1.
'Srhncldcr out: hit Icy hatted ball.
TBattcd for Schneider in eighth
Score by innings: IT,
tnlcaR" ........-.-.....-l y . ! o.
Cincinnati ............o q - o q g )
summit ~: Errors -Mcrhl". Eupp, cU"to
l;cfi on ha.ts Chicago. Cincinnati. II Sac
rii"r 'Iits-Icidcr. Eopf. Cuetn t2b stolen
bascs-Zeid"r, NaHic to,. Chase Thorpc
cuc,o. HUM ii,s-.on Schneider. in /
innings. Two-basc hit--wi,snn. Three Ia ; q
hit--Huhn. Mann. Double piays--Chase Gun :.
assisted: Doyle to Xcldor. Bases on IN iis
or Schnclder. 8: off Vaughan. 4: Struck
tContinued on Ninth PageD
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JACKETS ARE WINNERS.
TIMELY HITS CAUSE DEFEAT
OF WILLIAM AND MARY TEAM
fhnm Diomship Battle RcsuIts In rit,.h
'"E DUET HctWccn Gnrncu mud
bnN is-tndinns lInnfiirnpprd
Spc"iHl 10 Th. Times Disuairh

Special TO rh. Times Dispatch
WILLIAMSBURG. April 25.-s,nn,,;
t"t"rS at tho itandolnh Macon william
aud Mary baseball game here this ar
tcrhoon were treated TO u pitchers.
battle between Girnett, of tho Indian.
and Davis. Of til" Yellow Jackets. Ran.
dolph- Macon finally won by the ,c,rc
Of to .. The game was II champion
ship affair.
William and Mary drew first blood
and put Unc runner across in tho 500.
onh inning on Il base on balls to Close
who stole second. went to third on AZ
lnhcld out. and scored on tioSlcc; Ion,.
sacrifice Ny to Moss who made :, beau
tiful catch. This was the longest il,
BAH Of the game. 80
Randolph Macon came back I'm tbc
third and tied the game on singles hv
l.citwich and Richardson and an error
by Close. The game was stored awuvJ
by III" visiting team in the sixth
cant" when Two runs were shovel
error. two iniicld hits. and II passed
bail Causing the downfall Of the In.
dianS. Both teams made ono each In
tho ninth.
William and Mary was handic,nno1
by the loss Of First SaScnan Murray
and Left Fielder cato. who arc on,
OF III" game with injuries. but IT is
thought that they viii return TO the
lin"-un soon. 80
William and Mary will encounter.
Richmond CoIlcg" in tho mex; cham
riohshir gam" on the Indians grounds.
/" he played next Wednesday, The
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Virginia. League

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Rocky Mount at Petersburg.
1ynchburg 1T Newport News.
Portsmouth mt Norfolk.
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STANDING OF CLUBS

"HERE THEY FF.Af TO-DAY.
Boston nj Brooklyn.
New York at PhindrIphia
tOnly three schcduIed).
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NON1T,I:tI.,

Halted for Major In tho ninth.
Score by innings: II.
Montreal ........ % s . % q q = o. q
RIchmond o. 1000 20 I-iO
Summary: TNO-baNc hits-Cath-
era. t:Ibri. HowlcH. Zimmerman.
rhrcc-bnsc hit-DistclI. Home runs
-Dnmruu. kochIcr. Sacrifice Hics-
Hoffman. Slnttcry. stolen bnsc-
Smith. Double plny-ticrncr to DAM
rRu to Slnttcry. Hits-oH Cooper, (,
and runs, In :2-3 innings; OF
Hoffman. q. and runs, In Oh In
nlnEs; or Gcrucr. 10. and = runs, In
innings 'none out In tho fourth.
HRscs on bnlls-oT Gcrucr, q; Oft
stewart. =; off Cooper. 8; of Hon-
mnn. .. struck out-by Gerncr, 2;
by stewart. 3, by HoTman.3. Pass
ed hnll--IIowley. Wild pitch-t.cr-
nor. Left ON bsscN-Montreai. 81
Richmond. 9. Time of game. 2,I5.
tmpircs. Mcbride and Carpenter.
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WHERE THEY rLAY TO-DAY.
Cleveland at Chicago.
st. Louis at bet rnit.
Philadelphia at New York
Washington mt Sosto
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touinh". i"fi ON hascs-Chicaso. \: cicr,
land Time, 10. umpircs. SaIim and
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How They Stand To-Day
international Leagu,
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

richmond. 10: Montreal. %
Newark. g: TnrGntu. 3.
itnitimorr. :: Buffalo. u eleven innngs).
froNidcncc. =: Rochester. :.
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William md MARY.
itnn'lOlth Macon

nN ,,,hNiuSN' r..
William ana Mary. q o i;
summary, Errors Riddici. Rut,ervor,h
Clos" t.,, Irigirr. Gs-ii"tf. Stolen base
togbtll H"fiu. I"ddv. ''losc ". Riciia~,-
son ,;trr"it Inutl" pI.v-p.vi~ 10 I,r-
."s;"r. Bases IN b.li--ost Garrett ! or
htNts III hv pitrh"r-by Garnet
i."f'wlichb hv Dayls. tW, Richardson
Gafu"tp S'ruct ont hy Garn";, !; ~
bsNis i'"ss-h hali-hy BARBER. J. via
.;,,h ~ mint" !. l!'n"' ~.i. Umpire,
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American Association

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Indianapolis. :: Minneapolis. I.
Lou isNille, Z; Kansas City. d.
(Others postponed. ruin).
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H"Fni. start Hm,t'u= IN mira

Coorer lccoolea !, ~ ',''''.
rfai via ersIe h' during tho -Ir,,
Hhh second francs lu NJ ,sud nov
eyer. they got io him two u.re on,
"h"h smith drew Walk aud stoia
second SiattorF's hit hrougf SD
ond scored him ana then Gathers
bounced ono off the rrize sign. scor.
inF Gathers and gaining credit FOR
hfiy iron men Damrau picked a
speedy one and sen, Il soaring over
The f"ucc after which Rebel was bench i.
81 aud Hoffman suc.codcd il, rc,I,tn,.
MAJOR.
Hoffman ~as ~ iu tho following
session and yi"idod 80 couple Of tai.
lies Ho"iey vas passed and made
second on Moran hit through second
after stewart hat tanned Zirnmor-
mann drew walk and smith singled
TO left. sending In bo,h IIowlcy ana
Moran. During the next three frames
Hoffman was able TO blank Montreal