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HAVRE DE GRACE RESULTS

7i opi 1'oG ,5 5nr .sis ss5" d I'M
hlldare BOY; 10 CROKER. sii7", $3.50,
,sifd %s Fesper ,5sS
IN LIVINGSTON. nlsponde Lady Eileen and
Greencold
o. sssons a. T. m,lss-9'snher - Cor
Brook. iSo cHoe;;. $50. 500 " ..c naae
ti az, III. Garnet; superhuman. idi.
Third--sellinE I-year-olds ami up; nix
turiong.-Clin Haven. 10 Ciaynes>. $3.50.
,lGSc :: first: ss,elIaripai i"5 Parrinsto1S.
Extan. STANLEY Life .Royaitea Surpris,
ing. .Nuidnunc. Iiighhorse. Margory. 'Sii-
Yer Shapiro. Joe Finn also ran. no
tG9fn Fs Ss and hals
hrs,: Cnurtship, TIC tWiiiiams,, i7,ao. $50.
Time. l:iS: Amsiram ator Hoioriusn. Gre.
pnis'ule KID. Starlnch Cousin Dan. Lady
Mol also ran. Scratch; Murray.
Eiith rhce-Six furlongs-Penuant. 1928
cadGv. ia collins 5000 third Time
liis 3,S j. LiIis. FruItcakc. Runes.
100 COLLINS. $3.50, $3.50. $3.50. FIRST Rep
rohs'e llf tConnors). $3.50. S. so. second
POLY -. III tMcGrawp. $40. third. Time.
AK ~ w cherTy Pipe. Roscoe Goze. Can
.Sey.n,h---miic and 20 yards--skv Pilot.
lln2 Tarr:nston!, 80 90. $500. $3.50. .frs,
liust 1870, third Time. IFS as Buzz-
around, Reno. Wenonsh also ran
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RICHMOND AND TORONTO
EACH GIVEN VICTORY

Continued from First PaEeD
view OF the developments Smith and
iannehiil with the rain apd the other
incidents practically TOOK from him
all OF the attention that was due the
famous player. Incidentally the games
themselves held considerable interes,
without the presence OF I.ajoic
Toronto rHfcVs InItinI Contest
The first battl. was hard one IN
lose and Ike several Of those PLAYED
against Rochester. should have been
Won hands down. Schenbery buried
an excellent game ana save evidences
81 belnE real pitcher on more than
on" occasion. Toronto TOOK IN. lead
IN IN" second frame on sucression Of
singles and Distelis error. bu, Rich
m"nd came hack in their half with
run. and Things did not appear 30
bad
In the sixth. the locals earnered a
COUPE or tallies as result OF Hart
s"hs single and Reynoidss double
however, couple Of walks followed
pE coubie-steal. one OF the men max.
ing nome and hit enabled Toronto
70 seho Two men over in the seventf,
ana 10 take the lead
richmond came back again in tho
nlhlh WIZ rIn that tied the score
H'strl oe!ns safe on single 10 loft
making second when Allen thrsw
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Scholastic Inhelder Is
Using Safeguards

BRo0T<LYN. tprtl o1.-t player
with shinEunrd<. This II not a
rarity where football and soccer il
concerned. or even bns~hnli. when
the catcher II the object OF ones
thoughts, hut for an inhclder To don
the old shin protectors IL indeed u
novelty.
'Rm Nrhncfer. sturdy youth,
whose chief ambition in life ut prcs-
emit In tn hr tho regular guardian
OF the "hot corner" on the German
town High school nine. - the cntcr-
BrlRinE lad who recently cnmc arross
with the novel idea Of using pad
instead of hts knee ia knock down
tho elusive liners which occasionally
slip through Ibis diHiis.
In a practice tiit n short time AGO
schnefrr WINS severely spiked. and u
Wn. then that he conceived tho idcu
or protector. After one demon
strRtion IF the articles usefulnrss
he wa. encouraged D the rNtrnt OF
ACQUIRING Its brother pnd. nnd now
when g.rdcd for bnttlc has Iittlc
fear of tender shinbone..
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SIMPSON FAST OVER STICKS
Nearly Equals Worlds Record al,
Drake University GnmcA-wnhnsh
Runners UveDk Two Rcrords

DIES MONIES. low. april I'll
t!onors were fairly evenly divided in
the eighth annual Drake University
relay meet held I'm tho Drake stadium
here to-day. In tho university class.
Notre Dame won the two mile event,
chicago the four-milc. Southwestern
the half-mile and Illinois the one mile
event.
In the college class. Wabash took
first in both the mile and haf-mi!c
events. breaking meet record In each
case. Morningsidc Won the two-milc
in the college class
In the special l2o-yard high hurdles
Simpson. OF Missouri came within one
NTH q Il second Of cpualims the worlds
record.
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Random Musings Of Sports
BY MONTY.

Yesterdays games at boulevard Field
we're the kind that fans probably viii
remember throughout the season.
There were all kinds Of features. both
good and bad, and most Of the PLAYERS
came in for participating in one or the
other kind.
OF course. the scrap between Billy
Smith and jesse Tannchili was the
head liner and attracted more atten-
ton than any one Of the others. For
mis- participation in the scrap. Billy
smith should not be Judged too quick
~ or too harshly. II Is the FIRST trouble
he has ever had here and TO have seen
him after III" game ono would have
thought ne had lost all his friends.
here rather than tina, he had just licked
an ili-tempcred umpire.
Nor should Tannehill be classed as
rougn-neck His alleged remark 10
Billy. as the manager walked toward
him. Is the kind any d-blooded man
VIII respond to with waliop. Where
the principal blame rests Ia with
Tannehilfs inability to prevent the
wrangi!ng o. the crowd making an
impression upon him. That was what
caused the anger he attempted TO take
out on Smith.
And TannehiIl himself was princi-
pally to-hlame for that He took no
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Clic;,uo.
Pittsburgh.

'S''NE'' lot 'SlPl'e IN eighth
score hv innings
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Hack Eibel went into the clouds af-
ter one of Md6ers's throws in that
tenth inning. Hack got the ball and
prevented score. but IL enabled
jacobson to reach first, from which
nc later scored. after stealing three
bases.
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BIRDS TAKE DOUBLE BILL

BALTIMORE. April Clover 5000
persons saw the Orioles win a double
header from Rochester here to-day. y
TO- ) and to I. Both games were won
by clean hitting. .Ncosta purchased
from the Washington Americans by
baltimore. played right field. and dis
himself in the first game by
iNinC the score with II double. Herb
Thormahlen saved the first game for
Baltimore when he relieved Jack War
mop on the mound In the sixth inning
lie came back and pitched the second
game and held the Hustlers to six
scattered hits. The scores:
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VAUGHN BEATS PIRATES

PlTTSBu RGH April Vau.hn's
oHec'lN" pitching enabled chicago to
neieat PITTSBURGH to-day. to The
nom" team scored q run on Schuite's
nouhlc and W"rtmau's error Chica-
20 hrSt in'l Was scored in the third
douhl" TN. winning run was scored
~ Inc sixth inning OH a double hv
Williams aud Reuthcr's single. The
-
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Libby Hi star. WIN.

The libby Hi Stars defeated The
strong Twenty-hfth street Tigers yes.
terday morning. BY the score OF TO o.
The game was {, pitchers battle be-
tween McGhee and Mcknly, tho for
MGR doing the best work.
The game was featured by tho hit
ting OF Raffo. Blake. Williams and
Armitase and the fielding OF tho Stars
Score by innings r. II. J..
Tigers ........ a q q q q no 90 i
stars ......... n q 90 q o. q :"
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PETERSBURG HIGH LOSES TO
BLACKSTONE HIGH TEAM
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1

BLACKSTONE. VA. April oI.-.
Blackstone High School continued IL,
winning streak this afternoon by de-
fcntinS the strong Petersburg High
School team In thirtcen-jnningc CON
test. The final score being Z to 4. This
was by far the best gamc played on
the home grounds this season and was
Pctcrsburg's first defeat: The game
was featured by the steady pitching oS
Land and the fielding of Epes and irby.
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NATIONALS BAT HARD
JOHNSON HAS EASY TIME
HOLDING ATHLETICS DOWN
Mack men Huriers Ensy for SMUGGLING
senators. Who Break Long Losing
Strcak-Crnft Makes Debut.

WASHINGTON. April 2l.-IFour OF
the Athletics pitchers were pounded
for fifteen hits to-day Washington
winning. II 10 5. and breaking Il los
inG streak that went TO five straight
yesterday.
Walter Johnson held the visitors to
TWO runs in six innings. being with
drawn 10 permit Craft TO make his
debut. Local errors helped the Ath-
leticS TO make TWO OF the four runs
scored off the latter. Milan made nvc
hits in as many times at bat. The
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RAILROADS
Southern RAILWAY system

lruiiIs Leave i:ichmOHu-!iuin 81. Station
ScEruue heures not suarAnteed. bOr the
s.urcA;, parior buffet cur: +. NJ. express:
+. NJ. $500 T., ii. local for ks.svills. Chess
cay ana buffalo Juuction-mv.k days.
York River f.ine-1:35 A. 81. and t:l5
=. ~. daily Local 10 Wet Point. 1916 l.,
81. Steamer Train connecting for BaitirnoI .
ever! other day. Inquire agents.
Trains Arrive luehrnonI-ttoin tn. soutny
r 81" daily s;to a, 81. sxcept sundsy.
- daily. S,eTSner Train lo:QJ A. 81 every
other day. Inquire agents.
bfice ?o1 K Main ST Phone Madison 2f1
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south Atlantic L..pp.

gusta. l.e
AZ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. !; Co.
lumh.a O.
Al Macon Macon. Columbus. ,,
tSScond game called in fourth, rain,
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Score ~ inniaSS: r.
lhila elph,s ..........I {; ! 4,
Washington ......... u Ill
summary Error---W!lt Thrashcr. McIn-
mis- Smith ~. ..eti on hases-Phiia d alphia.
. Washington Bases on tails-cH Z.
Johnson. /: of Craft .. Hits--on r.
Johnson. IN Ia inning; eff iil. in
OF koef", ~ inning: on w. Johnson.
in innings: of Craft in iauinIs.
Struck out-hy Hill. . by SicboId. / Three
base hits-w. johnson. Smith. Milan Two
base hits--Ainsmith. Rive. Lowry. Sacrifice
flies Rice, Strunk. Rates. Grover. Stolen
hase-Rce. Double rlays-Grcver. Wi;, Nc
lnUis e., Bates. Grover. Passed bali
SChanS. Crnpires. pincen and owen.
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TitIcl. star PORTS idcr OF Pennsylvania
pi;Chtnr staff. Was forced To retire FOR
The nrst time since his entrance to Il.
university OF Pennsylvania, and lie
nigh CAV" the Rcd and Blue it's second
defeat OF The season this aftcruoon
10 to (.
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Chicago ....... - n *;
PITTSBURGH q a y -
summary Errors Z"tdsr. Wortman -,
tSsird " Warner Two-haso hits"Zc,dsr
W. "illl""ls. Scnulto -, stolen bases
EIin"r' Dole Left on bns.s-t'htc,po
lltr:onreh g Ha,o- on halls.-or Va"tshr''
"n MlISr Firs' has" on errors rl,tst
nu'sh - Sifuck ou1 hy vaughn, q IL, i,ii
~: Wild mitch Milirr Fused Nil "
m W Tim" 80 Impir".. or,h and
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ROYALS WIN IN NINTH

NEWARK, y. j., April c1-Newark
was shut OIL; here to-day by Montreal
TO .. Sam Ross. former Yankee
,wirler, pitched shutout ball until INC
ninth inning. when Montreal scored
three times on three hits and "A very
bad errors by shortstop Move. The
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HOME RUN BEATS ClNCY

81 LOUIS. MO April 2l-Lone's
single. followed by Mil.r's homc run
in the hfth inning to-day gave ST
Louis it's thrd straight victory over
Cincinnati. Ia = The locals got
their first run in the second inning
when Nopf threw over Chase's head.
putting +. Smith on third. and Snyder
singled. For cincinnati. Shcan made
q home run i'm the frs; and a force out
WinEo's single and double steal
scored kopf in the second. The score:
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GIANTS COME BACK HARD
ANDERSON PERMITS ONLY
TWO BlNGLES AND NO RUNS
New York Takes Early Iced and In
crcnsrs Advantage In. Siath-Both
HUNS Earned-Sc0re. 20.

NEW YORK. April :l.--Thc New
York Giants to- day came right back at
Boston. winning the second game OF
the series, TO %. Anderson permitted
only two hits and kept Boston away
from the plate. notwithstanding his
teams four errors
New York scored in the FIRST inning
on Burnss double and kohcrtson's sin
gle. and in the sixth inning on Robert
The Boston players Wrauclcd Coutiu-
ually with Umpire CuiSlcv. The score;
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SUPERBAS HIT TIMELY

,rHlI.A nELrHIA. April al.-PteYe,'s
ability 30 fool hatsmcn with men on
the bases, and the timely hitting OF
BROOKLYN gave the visitors "A vi,.torv
over Philadelphia today. 10 l. Each
team made ten hitS hut pfcncr three
times disposed OF CrSva;h with one.
TWO or three bases occupied: while the
latter got double which prevented
ne nom" team from being shut out.
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ACADEMY WINS
FROM H.tRRISONBuRt. HIGH

WOODSTOCK. VA. April 2l-Nassa.
nutten Academy defeated Harrisonburs
High School in Sichcrt Field this after
noon. score IL 20 q. THIS makes Mass,-
nuttcn Acadcny's fourth victory Tor
the season.
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discussed =, Some length ems pG during W the
| he batter's out.
Many baseball men are strong Is
AGAINST the idea OF placing more re-
s,riction ON the pitchers. but they
| believe batting should be Increased.
and they want TO bring this about by
some other means.
The baseball "suuirrels' can nov ret
busy.
Alabama was the ti.'st Southern state
to adopt general scheme Tor the con.
servation Of birds. game and fish.
The, Monroe lvaD High school has
i GirlS baseball team. which has is
sued an open challenge TO similar teams
in this section Miss Lizzie Witt. il
he q, ,manaser. The players are: Fannie
:Alene lsehour. second base: I.etitia
1illiland. third base: Jessie I..,ton.
shortstop; Bessie Christian right ield
lvor. left neld. and Lizzie White
pitcher.
Triton. Ga, now is III organized base
ball sure enough. having secured the
franchise of Naldosta's club. the trans.
fer , Ct papers being made las, week.
senso1. Newton comes from the vir.
ginia state League. having managed
Sortolk's club last year.
Triton Will secure "a strong team
having ample funds in hand to carry
the aggregation through the FIRST sea-
son, and fifteen men will be carried
on the pay roll OF players.
triton has long wanted TO get into
orsanized baseball and the opportu-
nifty. offered this spring to take uu
Ehldosta's franchise in the Dixie
League was grabbed.
All athletes at the University az
IittsburRh must take part in military
drills or be declared Ineligible accord
ing to ruling OF tho athletic COM
mittee made public recently.
Although the professional baseball
leagues or the country arc Soiu,s
ahtad with their plans regardless o!
the war. college baseball has suffered
this year, As most Of the big schools
OF the country Cancelled baseball
schedules and disbandcd their teams
wren war WAS declared
The scouts who take an annual neck
at coneEians found the field greatly
depietcd. and The combing of thu
bush leagues will be carried on with
greater diligence than ever brfor.
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DONOVAN FEARS PLAYERS
CANNOT HIT SOUTHPAw

Manager Bill Donovan. Of the Yam
KEGS, took every chance he could ret
during the spring operations of the
club in Dixie to give his players prac-
ticc against left-handcd pitching For
those Tanks are weak against the
fork hand boys. and Bill is consid-
crably worried over the prospects OF
facing port siders in crucial series
during the coming season.
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Boston
My NnrA


Score by Innings. n
Bcston ,-...............1 : n , n -.
Nov York - ~ Il q n
summary. Errors -,itlhooicy. Mage Two.
na>" hii--Ru'h 60, ripp Thres.hgse hit
ku'h Left on bases Boston, ;. Now York
:! HaS"S on hsils-on Shawkey. !: on Ruth
J struck ou,-oy Ruth, ;; b. Sna wl,cy
J. Sacrifice h,ts-tti:h Farry .. Sa, r..
nee ny Hooper DoIblc plHy.-Raksr Iiuu
Ma:Sci HITS of Ruin In . innings on
Sha J lin innings rmpi-.s cor
molly and Mccormick Time. l:je Attend.
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RUTH 0UTSHlNES OTHERS

BOSTON. April 2l.-Boston openeS
= home season to-day py dereatiug
New York. 5 TO 4 Ruth made Two
oubles and q triple. driving in two
uns and scoring another himself. lie
Nas given brilliant support and out
pitched Shawkcv. Catches by Hooper
nd Pccktnpaugh were features The
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SECOND STRAIGHT FOR SOX

CHICAGO. April "l.-Chicacc made
IL two straight over St Louis to-day.
winning TO in ragged fielding
game. koob was driven out OF the box
in tho NTH when Eddie Collins singled
and jackson doubled. Chicago Yielded
sharply behind Fabcr. who kept the
St Louis hits we'll scattered. The
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BAD FIELDING BEATS INDIANS

CLEVELAND. April Detroit do
fcatcd Cleveland to-day, 10 as ,
result or Clcvela poor work in tho
h"ld In tho first inning. when Roth
turned Neach's por ny into three
base hit, and RaEby's lack OF cffec-
'iNeness in the seventh, when. after
wo We're ont; three hits produced two
runs. The score:
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FIRST GAME.
Totals Isl 80 II H Totals....S : s..s II
Score hy innings: 7,

score by -
Ia fillmore .............. o3n1on1o -
Rochester ...... i q a n n n
SUMMARY Errors - TrueSdae. Shannon.
poolAn Two base hitS-McAvoy. Rudriauez.
Lam ar %. Acosta. Sacrifice hits--Fishcr,
WARRIOR, Poolan t2). causey. Stolen bases
tco.ta Farrell! BASE on balls-on Warhop.
=; OIL tsusey. 5; off Thormahlsn. 5. fIit by
ipitchcr-hE sCausey. tAcosta. Truesdnle):
ny WARRIOR ! tSinmonS). Struck out-by
Warhop, l. by Causey, !. by Thorrah HEN /
Passed balls Wendell Time Of game. two
hours. Empires. Carpenter and Mcbride
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SOStcu .........-..N = y q Q %
New No~i, .. .......l 70 -
SEMINARY Errors-ticrroE. Zimmerman.
SAM noGS SS' s sS,H%s h.@rlos
Let or bases So>tun. New Work. :
Eases on tall--oif Anderson. 3, OF rvlor. +.
First has" on errors Boston. til: by
uitrhcr-Ny Tyf"r. tkaJr and 2imnie rlusnl.
Struck uui--hN Anderson. :. ny Tytcr /
Im,,ir"s. ,ui2ioy ANA i;y-ou Time. ,:HI
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Total. 20 s2.is Totals .s ?. !;
Dated for Groom in seventh

Score ny innings II
GhirlFo Observation-Disclosures; =.
summary Errrrs--.N Austin. Sister. I'ra,t.
LAVAL, Hoob. Two Dl.a hits Austin. l.av.n.
weaver Jackson !. coNir> Struck out
i'' Nouh 3: by Groom. ! 10y Davenport.
s ry fEber. :. H1so. o. Lalls-o or lIoob.
OF Groom. !. Double play -P;at; 10 Sis.
= Hits-on Eoon. Ia SIS innings. cH
uorr. ir - inn.u"4. Hit hy pitcher
l.v Igbsr tMllerb. Sacrifice hi,s-IisH.re.
= collins tmp'res. Evans and Ns!linS.
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Richmond and Chesapeake Bay Railway Canon,
Atlantic Coast Line
The standard Railroad Of the sou,h

The Standnrd Rn!lroal Of The South.
rE EIlfkEe HIVE hhTi NM H,iy 9; I9iI
loip f,9HIs snd South: alS 4. 81 ana
;. F:.F :Yf:o!s SS:is, 4; NJ, 200 a. ". ,.oa
A f S. SOS y s ny. .s Wi p s.iS A. ~. $50
tEto' resNftsG s1JS i-'S%g a, -. sls 4. N;
j.. 81 800. =. s.. ,..Io =. 81. NJ 'Ss
t;Js r. 81. So T.. 81, 1870 3Iidnirht
;. FSf Eo1i'ooso s"d Faystle.i!!s; 'tss
ToF ,Hqps"e.l: s:!s a. 81. .I:I. p. H..
Trains urTiN- Richmond daily: sos n
A.. W., '2;i9 I. 81; u, 80 p. 81. 6:i7 p. H.
y. NJ. 80 NA''
Except sunday. 'Surday only
ii:.e Y! atfisa! and con.
nc -t.Nns got EllaIanieeu 80
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lotsls. :. IN - &c Totals &c : 10 y = ;
Stated Tor EiNcy IN eighth

'Srt'cd ror EiNcy In eighth
Score ly innings T.
Brook yn , n n 4 !, \ -;
ph!ls deiphs H 4 q "a { n,
summary. Errors Cu,shaw -, Ra,r-of,
ca. rhrcs.ra hitS--W' heat %i.ho~ -r,,n
hsso hits-B=uc-urt Cray,,h Sar-i,;,. bits
- auhert NoNrey So ~-i-Cn o., S,.rsoI
Struck out-hy rfsNNr ny RiNev J. bv
~ r'SSTN: EaS's on balls on PfeTer ::
on k'AtE. ! Double rl.Ys-cu,shaw 10 Fan
r riGpTe I" D'unert hsisron 70 luf"-u.
Htol"n oAS"s ',utShaW g Myers mn. or
RNt> IN innings OF F,,cry in
inning Time. 1850 Crpires o'p,y and
br"uSrcII Attendance. 1000
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New ark.

Montreal .............n n n "a
Newark ..,........n n n u q n n a n
Summary: Errors-Maior Move ~, Two.
h.s" hi,-Caihers; sacrihce hit Moran.
Len ON bs Sos Montreal =: Newark 4
firs' base on errors-Montrcal, =. Newark
bsscs on balls-on Garner. !, az Ross 6
struck out-by Gerner !: by Ross g. I'm
nlrcs. -. Erien and Freeman. Time 81,
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Seaboard Air Line Railway Compan,
"Il,c rroGre,.iye HALLWAY o

'Ihc ProGresriNe Hallway of tho South"
trains iea'e Dali. ~. ~. *vrlnS ior.i:
Vile G.3S T. 81; sleeusIs Jack.onviiIe TuIn
ia ana Key West. il;io T.. 81. coache. .
1875 y. - sieepcrs Auant., Biruinx ha IA.
JGchSYnNiise, tampa unJ ~. PetetsOurx
Trains arrive go a. NJ y:av A. "A
A NJ J:.y T. VI.
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Roth. o'Nril Two bas. hi,-Cobb TIRE.
wts" hIts-Ncach. Guisto. Sacrifice hits
'onng' MhmhsGRnss, Cunningham stolen
bases. \ !iison Roth. Double play--Wainls-
Eans> :" chapman 20 Guis'o. Base on balls
ON b"cbS, ,. or . ir"S = on Cunningha,n
:, struck out--by Barhy. i bv Cunning,
nam. HA by pitchcr-by Cunningham
tWnhSsEanss and o'Nelln by Gould tSpcn-
hiif-"n .innes. N l.: innings OF
ifaSh! In innings. OF Gould o. Inn
Nlrcs. LnusM!lm Mnd MiIhehranh.
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY.

Newport News Local 100 a. L.uu ,
:.!,5 -Frt!s from H:sk II 10 rs p p
" cat, 500 "a. 'S.-o y. t.:aG a. Il ib o.
d;s9 y. DAILY from Charlottesville eIcspt
a., 'ta2 Daily Eacep, sunday
~ OH. LIE. Local :I:.s a., ts:i5 D.
CHI. Lou. Nile and West, - ~. 7p..:ii ,.
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GAME

Summary: Errors-WiIliams. Young. Lob.
man T"o-basc hits Bues. willia ms.
e mar Sacrifice hits-Acos;a. Thormahlen.
Sues. simmons Base on Ia lls-on t.ohina n,
3 ot rhornia hlcn. , Struck ou,-by Thor
Inahlen :. by Lehman. . Passed halls
Wendell Time OF game. 80. Umpires Nc
Bride and Carpenter. Attendance, 1870
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Cleveland.

totals s. 2 =. t; rotaiE..cd $ - ~
Ran for spencer tn ninth
Matted for Evans in seVenth
iHattch for Bagny in eighth
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The biological Survey maintains sew
entE-two ations-siXty-seven for
birds and five for big game. In the
latter are 2O1 buffalos. ia eI,u ana
forty antclopes.
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All athletes at the University ur
l'ittsburRh must take part in !litarS
drills or be declared inclig iblc. accord
Ing to ruling OF the athlcti, com
mittee made public recently.
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And TannehiIl himself was princi-
pally 70 -hlame for that He took no
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WashlrEton.

Totals. - " II :tli Totals...25 II 10 - IL
'Batted for iIiii IN third
rSsUted for SiebGia In ninth.
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alabama was the ti:st Southern state
| TO adopt Il general scheme tor the con.
| Scrvation Of birds. game and fish
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Boston.
New York

Total, 81 2:'io To,ols...:' . . !,
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,.fhe Confederate Museum
TWELFTH AND ca STIE Ia
cpcn A. NJ. GO T.. III.
GatuIuaSs Dpru a. 81. T. y.
Admission DAILY. 33c.