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lSp"cG'I 10 me Times DiSpatCh.l
ROCHESTER,, y. Y. May a.-Too,-
ball weather greeted the Rochester
and Richmond clubs in the opcuiur
game OF the international League sea
son here to-day. Rochester won. IL
to 6. The cold bothered the pitchers
and a high wind affected the work of
the heldcrS Before the game there
was an automobile street parade and
EMBARRASSING AT the park. in which
ceremony prominent State county and
city officials aud members of the Ma
''onal Guard participated Despite the
cold. ther" We're something like 5000
paid admissions
Scheneherg aud Hoffman were ar
footed by the cold more than any Of
the iwiriera The hrst named was
driven from the mound with none out
IN the second. and. after Farrell had
roled homer To center and Rodriuucz
hhd connected for Slashinr single
with none out in the fourth. Hoffman
also was dcrrickcd Rarncs finished
the game in fairly good style After
being found for four hits i'm the second
inning, Icke Lohman stcadied down
and. considering the conditions. was
Iemarkaoiy effective for the next five
, innings. With a biz lead in his favor.
he eased up In the eighth and de-
PENDED on his ncldcrs.
There was much extra base hitting
eight two-haGgers, n brace Of triples
ana homer being mbri+rcd in the
aggregate Of ihitty tine safe hus in
addition 20 which there We're four sac
Iilcc flies. Catches OF line drives by
Schcpncr aud Dooian held down Rich
mond's hits when the visitors were bat
t-rinG away against Lohnan in the last
Two innings Young. thc recruit thine
haScman from the Giants. was the hit
,ng star al the matinee with two
Al As Il 80.
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NICKS PUZZLES COOLERS
Former RfrhmOndcr Pitches Norfolk
to victory. Allowing Only Five
Scnttcrch IIItS.

S!tIIaI 70 Inc TlmcS-NispatCh.1
i'EEERSBiRG. VA, May 3.-Marks's
wiidnesS in the third inning, when he
walked three men and hit a batter
coupled with two errors by Pay. won
Tor Norfolk easily this afternoon. Nor
FOLK making four runs in this inning
TWO of them being forced in. Graham
relieved Marks ana held the visitors
down to one scratch hit Nicks for
norfolk. was in fine form. allowing five
scattered hits. one of them a double
Score by innings: r. H. T.
Petersburg 800. O0OOl oOOO--l & 2
Norfolk ....... OIL q o OF OF 4
Batteries: Marks. Graham and Rey-
n"lds: Nicks and Short. Umpire
I.uzOI.
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PIMliCO RESULTS

First racc-four MISUNDERSTANDING. los
tMerimeep. $50. $3.50. s3lO. won: .Iuani,a
Ill. ITO Crroxlerb. $50. S.TO. second :.
Mood Thrush. 10 q: Mcrnegnrp. s.. third.
| Time, 80. Wise. Low Degree Mohicnn.
! WIN Soon santiago. Scarf, Pepper. Lau-
Second-two miies-pussy Willow. 40
| tStcvens"nD, 81 80. $3.50. $3.50. won: Mat
tinati. 40 tMr Humphrey. .Irl, $3.50.
| $50. second; .Mastcrful NJ ,w. .Ailem,
waivcrton H.. Saundersfoot. Sccony. Water
| front also
Third--one mile--Chcrry Ripe. II" Crrox-
ierD. si3.io. $,.50. $500. won; King BaIBot.
! bcai. no !williams,, $3.50. third Time.
1913 80; Breadwinner Mae Murray Ma
polenn also
Four,h--nilc and sixty ynrds-- Burglar.
IA lohern. ,se.7Q, sa.lo. $3.50, won; sand
Buzz Around. lo5 tJohnsonl. sa.3o third.
Time. l:aI. Wodan. Baigee. camnonadc.
Butwa. Luck. Making Choice also ran.
'Swccny entry.
Tif,n-four and a half ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mitchet, ia ,i,obinson). $3.50. $3.50. second :
third Timc. SO Caleman and sSuprrmaii
Davis entry. Tell Nee Kokohi. Laudeubcr.
sta,Mor' thistle also ran
whitney entry.
SiNth-t'iX durlongs-lmpcrntor. Ia a.
PitZer lo2 tk"pplenian). $3.50. $50. sec
nnd; Ecprobate, 100 Farrln@tonb. $3.50.
,hiri. Time, i:la -: Darkcy. .Isond Iiar
ran.
,seyen.h-seven Acknowledgements Ioa
81. M:TagEnrt. sI%.5o: $40: sa.>o won
lem. III tRohinsonI. s330. $3.50. second
i2S So. Deianccy. Postmaster. rcsky also
ran.
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LEXINGTON RESULTS

First race.,six furlongs--Pc,er Jay. 10.
Tnishm"n!, $iiso. st.l0. $3.50 Won: Th.
ii iS ~ rrlsn, og,s' s.. ,Rird. Time
i,rice Peachir. Frank Coleman, KathrSn
Nruter. Wat and Johnny Nc also ran
;, Hec"hI-l"ur and one-half furloncs-
i mi."me' Dew ~ ,Moryst. $500. s3i. 1880.
$50. second; Fclictation, liz (SSSut .
tihgerD. $3.50. third. Time rs H. t,,rer
nate: Red Salmon. IadHine Georgia i;etiy
niandHmo. BIT OF Hiarney Ssza Namy and
Thtrd--,iX MISREPRESENTATION 10 Iond
err $40. $:.6u. $40, won: George G. Love
10. tGrump,; s::;9e, 500 second: Trappins'
70 10. ,rickensl $3.50. third. Time. i:i3 3.s.
Eyier; TrevlSco, Walter II. Pearce. Tom Jr.
f"urth ACCOMPLISHMENTS. II. Iouder,
$3.50, s43.7c: .s,leo won: Mia ~ :
i,SSghn n,rn' 1910, SO second. Diamond.
Aurisa Mary Belle. Alone AT Last ana Rose.
wood also ran. ''He
fi ~ !. :" ,mi,sen-T"kay. ~ ,yandusen,.
Ios Garner. $40, third Time, / ~ ''T HS,
IicnsieN, Incidence. lack O'Dow, also r,, NV
Young and Parish entries.
> SiNth--siX furlungs-Black Prose ,os
i;sn,, 'sso $3.50. $50, Won. sto",
Time. l.li a-5. Tan,iyy RunninE oueem
..MarE"I.t c. Ruchsho,, Marire :i"hn
xsni,,; r"sp S,sh,; worlds Wonder, .Sai.
sFieid.
.seven,h-one mile aud six,eenth--rm
Wakeley III tGoosel, $3.50 $3.50. fac
Won; SuS S. IA tkeoGhI. $3.50. $3.50.
TINE, las as. Monocacy, Subject and
Turco also ran. anu
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Totals. SO s.o5 - Totals....33 . II u IL
Two out when winning rum Was scored.
tHatted for kl"pfcr in eighth.
tRnt;cd for b'Ncill In ninth.
Stated for lambeth in ninth.
Ran for Miller in ninth.
IRAN for Wood in ninth
Score by innings: IL
Cleveland ...............O u . y q - =
summary; Errors-Wcavcr. RistcrG. Elcp-
Ter, Sacrifice hits-E. Collins. wambsganss
NELL Stolen base-E. Collins Two ba Sc
nltSIWeaker. Chapman. Three base hit:
Collins. Bases balls-ou Scott -: off
Gicotte. ]; on kl.pfer. ,. Double plays
Risnsrg TO T.. Collins 10 CANAL: y. Collins
to Rtshcrg to Gandil Struck uut-bv Scott
!: by Klepf"r. ;. Hit by pitch.r-Schalk
Hmpirts. lltldcbrand and o'I.ouEhliI. Time
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PORTSMOUTH CLUB UI.ASI<S
ROCKY MOUNT FENCE STERS

PORTSMOUTH. VA. May 3-Two
runs in the seventh frame was all Of
the taliyinE done in Portsmouth to-
day. and Portsmouth got both Of these
Ray Ryan's bunch OF former fence
busters were held to a quintet OF hits
by Collins, a youngstcr, and the Truck
arS managed 10 annex an equal num-
her from l.airscy. Beyond the fast
playing, the contest was devoid OF in
cidcnt.
Score by innings: r. II. e.
Rocky Mount. 90 90 o 90 5
Portsmouth -. o o O002 o.
Batteries: Lairscy and Ryan: Col
Inns and Donahuc. Umpire. Colgate.
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Virginia League

:; Boston. E Earned observation-disclosures
hpsloh, l. iwo-b+se hits--ludcrus ,;owdv'
ii i:;, inn .cravath. Sacrifice hits--wnitted,
Hlihnit' Nichon. Faskert. Sacrifice nv
,Nlnicf. Double play-NIehof to I,.,drru.
iltchi;'H r"c"rd-on Ragan, hits and ;
earned runs III innings off Nehf : ri. :
ana earned runs In Innings. STRUCK out.
by Mayer. 9 by Raglan. /. Bases on la lis-
OF MaS.r. =; OFF Raglan, ]. Wild pitcEes-
M"!rr. Nchf. fiit by pitcher-hy Nchf
.nnndsrnH,. Time, SO. Umpires, Uug! ey
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CARDS DOWN PIRATES

PITTSBURGH May 3.-Each team
punched its runs in one inning, ST.
Louis defeating Pittsburgh to-day. 4
To 3. The home team did it's scoring
in the sixth on singles by Gleason and
Baird. liinchmnn's base on balls and
Carey's triple. 81. Louis got it's men
through in tho ninth an J. Miller's
double. singles by IIornsby. Cruise and
Bcscher. and TWO errors by Hinchmun.
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Henderson pitched /. GOOD game ana

f1eHuefb0E pItch6d q 40ou C8hie ana
generally had good support. Vosss
triple. which really won the game. was
IA hit over Grimes's head. which the
right fielder misjudgcd in the sun. The
contest was unusually exciting. Um-
pire Moran got in bad with the fans
several times.
Score by innings: II. III. f..
Lynchburg -. y 20 00001 o. =
Newport News. 90 OOl 80 D
Batteries: Henderson and Mcneil;
NOSS and Lake. Umpire. Moran.
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MuslIiIirInll.
INDIANS WIN IN NINTH

CLEVELAND. May 3.-C'lcveland won
In the ninth inning from Chicago to-
day. TO |. In the ninth Roth was
safe on an error lie took third on
WambsganSS'S sacrifice and Turner's
ont. and scored on single. Two
passes and single filled the bases.
and Cicottc. who replaced Scott. passed
Chapman. forcing Evans across with
the winning run. The score:
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SUPERBAS BEAT GIANTS
COOMBS WINS Eleventh
STRAIGHT FROM M'GRAW
Wen First of Consecutive Victories In
1911 World Scrfcs-Gnmc Annexed
in Tenth When benton Weukcns.

NEW YORK. May 3.-Pitcher Jack
coombs. of Brooklyn. won his eleventh
straight game from New York here
to-day in ten innings. 4 TO l. Coombs
first beat the Giants in the 1911 world
series. and since joining Brooklyn in
1919 he has won ten games from Nc
Graw'S team. Benton pitched we'll for
New York until the tenth inning. when
Brooklyn scored three runs OH singles
by Miller and Johnson. F'lctcher's FUN
bic and a triple by Myers. The score:
BrnnklNM. New York
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Totals....3I 1 . - L. Totals....31 50 l.
Ran Tor Miller In tenth.


Scor" by innings: II.
BROOKLYN ............0 @ o o o q "a
New YORK; ..........l q 81
summary: Errors--Johnston. Zimm n.
Fletcher Thrcc-hnse hits-Mycrs In-
norman. stolen base-Millcr. Sacrifice hits
Benton, McCariy ca. Left bases New
York, II: i'rooklyn. 5. Bases on balls-on
Benton, =: OF toonhs. =. Struck out-by
BENTON. 3: by Coombs |. umpircs. ODay
and Btansiicld. Time :5S.
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BEARS DOWN BlSONS

BUFFALO. May &-The Newark
Bears spoiled til" opening day scenery
her" to-day by downing tn. Bisons by
It-io-2 score \ military pageant
preceded the contest. The Bears nicllcd
30" Engel for enough ITALICS 10 win in
NE second inning. and then piled up
iour NOR" In tn" sixth ChannclVs
homer in tho ninth gave the Bisons
tneir FIRST tally. The score,
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Totals g } !: - 10 Totals. % IL u - II
Ha tied for Ring in ifth
"a Led In. IN.

NN"f" oN innings. r.
chicago ...............o 0 10
Summary Errors -Groh. Eopf. Perry. Deal
%eider. Ireud.rgast Left on bases:t.imcin
nav. ; Chicago. .. IIits.on Ring. In 4
lhninEs Two-baSe hits-Woltcr. Premier
CAST N"ale Chase. BASES on balls--oiI Ping
on Psrry' Sacrifice hits-Groh. wingo.
kinHt Doyle. Williams Stolen htscs-WoI-
;rf Merhie On. Wilson. Struck nut-ny
Terry. .. by IrcndcrgaSt, !. Empires Ri:.
tpith -
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81. Idui'

'EotaIs. IS. :. II Totals....3l G - y
Ran FOR SSnder in ninth
tBatt"d for Steele in eighth
IBattcd for Gleason in ninth.
Slated FOR Schmidt in ninth.
Ran for Fischer in ninth.
lNntted for F.. Miller In ninth.
Sc"r" by innings: r.
81. Louis. ...............o q a.
Pittsburgh .......... a o . q q 0-S
summary: Errors -Glcas son. Hinchman en-
Baird. MamauN Two-baSc hit-J. Miller.
rhr""- oas" ht-.car'y. Sacrifice hit-Ward.
Stolen bascs- Gleason, IIinchl,,an poubI, ..
piaN-Schmdt To Baird. Left on bases-St
Louis. y Pittsburgh. :. First base on or
rors-S 81. Louis, :. Eascs on bailR-on Steele
:: OF Pierce. |: off Doak. |: off Mar,auy
T. Struck oui-by Steele. 4: by Doak. |: by
ManauN {: by Miller, l. I npircS Klein
ana EmSlic Time. " hours
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ORIOLES WIN IN NINTH

TORONTO. May 3.-Toronto and Bal-
timore battled evenly without scoring
run until the ninth inning to-day.
when the Orioles fell on Hearne FOR
'wo doubles and two singles, the Birds
winning by 70 o. Cold weather KEEP;
Continued on Ninth PageD
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NATIONALS EVEN SERIES
SHAW BESTS CALDWELL
IN WARM HURLlNG DUEL
judge Bnnts safely In Eighth and
scores on Fosters D"uhlc-Mlinn
Drives Over Winning Uun.

WASHINGTON. May a.-Shaw best cd
Caldwell in IL pitching duel to-day and
Washington defeated New York. ) to T..
evening up the series With the score
tie and two ont in tho eighth. Judge
hunted safely and scored on Fosters
double. Foster scored on Milan's sim
gle Tho S,pra.
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CUBS TAKE BATTING BEE

CHICAGO. May 3.-ChicaEo defeated
Cincinnati. 10 to .. in a batting bee
to-day The feature OF the game was
Cucto stood in left field and VOTERS
long fly came within n few feet Of
hitting him. Neale ran from center
held and ielded the ball before Cueto
was aware that the ball was near him
The score:
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PILLS MAKE CLEAN SWEEP

fitiI-AiJEl.PtItA. May 3-Philadel-
pnid won from Boston to-day to y
and made e clean sweep OF the series
OF three gaines The home team
punched five singles OF Raglan in the
i"ur'n inning. for four runs Cravath
mad" home run aud TWO singles in
four times at hat. The score:
Philadelphia. bv>ion
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RED SOX BLANK ATHLETICS

BOSTON. May 3.-Ros,on won from
Philadelphia. to o. to-day. Leonard
worsted Bush in a pretty pitching
battle. Two of Roston's five hits
inquired in runs. Iioopcr's triple being
prominent in the first and Lewis $
single scoring Manager RarrN who
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Nf.yT" 10y lnuiUg-.
Newark ...... 81 % du ii
suIfaiO ....-..-... q ID q % g., %
Sufnnar! Errors Channel McDouTii 49,
'ail-;rom, Dtsl"N, Pitching record ~ En-
gel ~ hil' and 10 runs IN inning, on
Crew.. no hits and RUN IN iuu5ug ...ri,,t
rEnS- bufa!o. ): Newark, b Bhs., on b, .
of f.ng"i. j. of tn2rnaun off Crews
STRUCK nut-by EnGci :. by RI zmaur /
Home run Channel. Three base hil, Haas
Eg6n. Callahan t21. Lewis. SacriH,. hits
Lewis ~. First oss" on error--Nrwari,
stolen nas"s-N0w" C2j. Lewis I.eft on
raseH--Bunalo. .: Newark. 10. Double MA IS
Eldred I" Russell; Fuller 30 SLOW. 10
Russell co HI by pl,chcr-by EngeI /
passec haiis.hy LyIcn Umpir.s. FREQ
man and . Brien Time 2.I0.
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WHERE THEY FiAY TODAY.
Newark mt Buffalo.
Richmond ut Rochester
Providence mt Montreal.
Butt mOrc nt Toronto
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Slated for Fisher in sixth.
Score ny innings: u.
Rochester ..-.... = 20. Ma
Richmond ..... =. q q u 90 > u
Summary: Hits nnd earned runs
OF I.ohman. ~ hits and runs, in
nine innings; on Schcmrhcrg. q hits
nnd { runs. in inning tnonc ont In
second; nG Hoffman. = hits mud !.
runs. In two innings tnonc cut In
fourtkb: on barnes. hits and =
runs. In = innings. TwO-busc hits
Farrell. Srhcpnrr. Young ,:I. Me-
Dcrmott. Clemens, Harness and Ethel.
'rhrce-hH>r hits-iSoIriUurH, Rcy-
noids. Home run-i'arrciI. Snrri-
flee hits-Srhcpnrr. Clemens. Snc-
rifirc nics-NNcndru. Moocrs ca,
Distcll. stolen bnscx-Fishcr. Dnu-
Inn. Young. I.ohmnn. Ethel. Double
pinyS-NIcConnell. MoocrS tn Ethel:
MnOcrs Ia Ethel to McDcrnott. First
base on crrors-itichmOnd =. First
base ON bnIis-Otf I.ohmnn, .; or
Schencbcrg, 4: on Hoffman,, .. of
Barnes. =. Hit ny pitched bnlI-by
I.ohmnn. I. Struck ont-by Lohnun
9; by SchcnrbrrG. 4; by Barnes. g.
Left ON Observation-Disclosures. y; Rich-
mond. IL. Wild pitch-HnrucS. Inn
pirr.-IIart mud Tnnnrhill Time
2:I2.
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WHERE They PLAY TO. Jay.
Brooklyn at Boston
ST. Louis at PittsburRh
Philadelphia at New York
Cincinnati at Chtcpy
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BOSTON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -
Philadelphia ......0 - o o u % u On
summary; Errors Barry, Grover. Bates.
ii"leE Two base hitS-i5-tcs IN. Three
naS" hit Hooper. Stolen bases-Sco;t barry
Lewis. l:cft on bases I.os ton. :: pniia.icl-
ph'. y Bases IN balls--on Bush / Struck
.nt by Leonard - by Rush g. Sacrifice
mn walker. Empires. Connolly and Nc
,ormlch. Time LIS. Attendance ~S
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American Association

RESULTS YEsTERDAY.
MHinneapolls. Columbus. s.
F hma,nsns CITY; Oi Toledo. 10.
st. Fnul-I.ouisville trninJ.
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south Atlantic League.

" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO;
Columbus. 3.
At Macon-Macon. 2: Charleston. G.
Al Observation-Disclosures. s: Column
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Philadelphia.

Tota, 20 10 = ~ wo,si,a ,n1a
ba'te6 FOR Raglan in sixth
yRatt.d for Neht IN ninth
Score ny innings n
Sc,ton ...., q q ~
Phi'.dslphie .......i u o q
summary Errors -BsncroH. Stock Ma.
hon, Mage Left on bascH-- Philaceipbi,
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WHERE THEY PI.AY TO-DAY. 90
Detroit Mt St. Louis.
Chicago Mt Cleveland
New York at PhiladeIphia
huston mt Washing ar
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National League
RESULTS YISrERDAv

RESULTS YESTERDAY,
brooklyn. 81 New York. / (ten innlnss).
boston. 9: Philadelphia. :.
81. Louis. I; Pittsburgh, g.
Cincinnati. 3; Chicago. 10.
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'G OF CLUBS

WHERE THEY FI-AY 1o.DAY '<
Minneapolis mt Toledo.
ST. Paul at IndiunnpoIfs
Kansas (lty ut COlumbus
Milwaukee at IIujsyiIle
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I.Y NCIIRCRG. VA, May 3.-Voss
pitched and held T.ynchburg TO two hits
o-day and Newport News won. . to !.
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American League
RESULTS YESTERD

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Chicago. I: Cleveland. ..
Nsw York, |; Washington. 3.
!'htiudclphln, o; Boston, 9.
Detroit-St. Louis (rIlIn).
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VOSS HOLDS LYNCIIBURG
TO COUPLE OF BINGI.ES
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Sorth Carolina League,

North Carolina League.
Al Durham-Durham, O; Green's.
boro, s.
At Observation-Disclosures. 4; Raleigh. 3.
AZ INSTRUMENTATION lem.
8; Asheville, s.
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How They Stand To-Day
international League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Nichmond. q; Rochester, II.
Newark. IL: Buffalo, ..
bnit imOre, 3; Toronto, o.
tonlH three schcdulcd).
STA NnI<f. nE ffr,tS
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ROCHESTER,.

Totals ...... RI IL Is 20 q
"Bnttcd for Barnrs in ninth.
SLATED for Fisher in sixth.
Score ny innings:
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had stolen second
passed. The score
base after being
IIiilllclIIlIin
Huston.
- a.. - -

Totals rs q IL Totals. ...:i5 = Is
SrOrr by innings: L.
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-.Continued on Ninth Page
Evening journal., 1917-02-20
Information for Travellers
ZINE Of Departure Of Trains Troey Wilmington
T-ans Marked - Expresses.
PHILADELPHIA, sALrIMonn Z WASHINGTON

PHILADELPHIA, a WASHINGTON r.
Philadelphia. 90
s.oo' si5. 400. 445- 4so- s.21. so7
s4s' ei2'. e2l saa 100 1881 ss' s2s
.sa SIS. 4os. Eos s.1s $50
sts' Mi2l5 lsa 200 aoo. 800 l. 49,. 49,
5al' ss7 ei2 ear. CAS- 100 no. 7aS sIs'
cas-. 1000 II. 10. ii.ss
Bsuor wa'has'ou. 4 ga no. s.os'
1910 400 P. co.. lol. 15s'
ga soa' ass 4Os. s.as'
:3;; i III ss.: ' s5 53! liz! 55 5a
laD S 20! 5 SS So Ms 49, ' :i ' S a' II s' n
DELAWARE P. b d ". RAILROAD.
' s's' only a0 % H. No. 'i' 10 "a M
rss FRs' D9yn the state Sundays M-aol 49, s' P. N.
BALTIMORE OHIO RAILROAD.
- s'ss $780,
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Evening journal., 1917-02-20

DUBLIC SALE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRU.
airy 81. 1917. OF valuable real estate
aud personal property. j. L. Cough. Bear,
Del febseod.6t.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING QUIT
farming. will sell az public sale Mon
day February 90 at I o'clock sharp his
entire stock and farming implements. Dia-
mond state Grange viii sell Refreshments.
Charles p. Dickey. stanton, Del. feb2o.3t.
DUBLIC SALE-s1.5 500 WORTH OF HIGH
Il GRADE FURNITURE AND RUGS
THAT WERE USED FOR SAMPLES AT
NEW YORK FURNITURE SHOW. ~ NEW
YORK CITY, JUST CLOSED, WILL BIZ
SOLD AT STIDHAM 6 SON AUCTION
STORE. No. III EAST FOURTH STREET
n ~ R 6S,' FEB H,R3 %, 1917 AT
Nine very heavy Brass Beds. 1--WE Enameled
Beds. National Springs, Felt Mattresses,
Dressers and Chihoniers and Princess Dress
ers IN mahogany and quartered oak Leather
Couches. in brown and black dupont leather;
mahogany frame Davenport complete; three
piece Llvingroom Suite three-picce Pnrlor
Suite with Slip cushions, Library Tables. IN
OAK and mahogany; Rockers, Chairs, Pic
lures, Brass Costumers, Dressing Table. in
oak; Boston National Couch and Pad, EX-
tension Tables, an quartered oak, sizes. ~,
"a, as and 50 inches colonial designs. three
beautiful Bullets. all quartered oak, leather
seat Dining Chairs. pillows and Bolsters and
many other articles useful IN houaekeeping
RUGS, MATTINGS, INLATD
AND PRINTED LTNOLEUMS
%, 10 Administer Rugs, ~ Brussels Rugs. 10
Tapestry Rugs sizes 3xlO.6 and 9xI2 20
rolls Of the best China and Japanese Mat
tings, al this spring patterns. 200 yards
Of lnlaid and 500 yards Of heavy Printed
Linoleum Of "A patterns.
The above goods arc the goods that were
shown at the New York Show and consigned
20 US 70 be sold a. this sale 20 the highest
bidders, II you are looking for goods az
your price. attend this sale, as 10 will all be
sold. We deliver free and store goods
bought al this sale free for 90 days Store
open for inspection Of those goods on tho
morning OF sale
Also we will offer and sell 90 this time and
! place. n lot OF household goods from a rosi-
dence on Kirkwood street. that are sold 10
| settle an estate.
STlDHAM & son.
Established 1863. Auctioneers.
feb10-3t.
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DARTY WITH $4,000 CASH; TAKE ~
Il terest In business proposition that will
realize $4,000 I'm short time without any
chance Of loss. Particulars by personal in
iersiew emily. Address W6e, Evening Jour
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FOR SALE
HEATING ANp ROOFING.

wv +. WILLIAMS Co.-ROoFINc.
W. heating and repairing Of al kinds.
No. S21 Orange St. Phone. 5656-W. jan6-tf
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DOST CARDS, LETTERS, NOTIFIES
multi graphed. Cheaper and bettor
than prins,ag. Typewrting, clerical work,
addressing. folding. sealing. stamping.
NEW IDEA LETTER SHOP. 913 Market
street Phone 65ss-J. jan12- 1year
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= READ IN MORE HOMES
EVERY DAY THAN ANY OTIIER
DELAWARE NEWSPAPER.