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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-06
American Association

Al napolis-To!edo. 9; Indian
apolis, 0 first gamel.
Toledo. o. indianapolis. . second
game; thGee innings. called last third,
two out account sunday faw1.
AT ST Paul--Minneapo polls, s; St.
~ II Il ~ ~ II : 81 Fs ..ul. rs soas
game; eight innings).
At Kansas City-Milwaukee, g.;
Kansas City, 5.
At Louisyille-Columh us. /: Louis
Vile ;.
Columbus. /; Louisville. 5 (second
game>.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-06
DODGERS WIN FIRST MD
LOSE LAST TO CARDS

ST Louis. Mo. Aug without
Roger Hornsby the Cardinals lost 10
the Superhas TODAY. Q TO 2 With
Hornsby the Cardinals beat the Su-
perhas . 20 / In the first game the
Dodgers raped three pitchers for
thirteen hits Hornsby returned TO
the second game after being a Grip
pie with lame ankle for a week
In the fourth he hit to right field fence
for his fourteenth triple and scored
on Cruises sacrifice fy. The scores
Brook iNIl--Eirst Game
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-06
CHIEF BENDER MOWS
DOWN CUB BsTSMTsN

Chicago. August 5.=~Eender had
the iQdian sign or the Cubs this aft
ernoon and the philiies defeated tho
locais 6 10 = Chicago was only
able to get six scattered hits or tire
former American league twir}er.
while Philadelphia accumulated
eleven swstts 81 the Cubs pitchers.
seven % these being made OF Prem
dersesr u f'e and one-half innings
The g. ore:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-06

Summary: Two-base hits-Bues. 2:
Shannon. Home runs--Bankston, Kerr
Bues. McAvoy. Sacrifice hits-Fewster
>. Stolen bases-Fewster. Barber
Bentley. Double play-Fewster to
shannon to Bentley. Base on balls
Of Triple. 3: off Eihel. 4: off Cotter.
2. struck out-By Triple. 4; by Eihel
5. Left on hases-Baltimore, 13: Rich.
mond, I, Hit by piteher-By Eibel.
McAvoy; by Cotter. Barber. First base
on errors-Baltimore. I: Richmond, \.
Time-2fo. Umpires-McBr Bride and
Carpenter.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-06
RAIN STOPS TIGERS
AND SOX In THIRD

Detroit. Aug 5.-The Tigers and
White Sox had their long journey from
she East for a play off Of a postponed
game all for nothing Rain stopped
the play after two and a half innings
had been PLAYED and each team ha d
garnared couple OF taTIies. The game
will be worked in as part Of a double
header when Chicago comes here next.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-06
Twenty Dozen Eggs Smashed.

Harrisonburg, Va, August s.
Mrs. Luther Hollen was seriously in
Jured recently in runaway accident
at her home near Bridgewater with
twenty dozen eggs in buggy. when
the horse ran away and overturned
the vehicle.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-06
INJURED ATTORNEY
RECOVERING FROM HURTS

Winchester. Va. August 5.-M. l..
Walton, the well-known Woodstock
attorney. who had several ribs frac-
tured and was otherwise injured in
an automobile accident near Frede-
rick, Md. last week. has been taken
TO his home and is reported to be
improved Six other members of his
family who suffered minor injuries
have recovered.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-06
HOLDS REDS
SAFE AND GIANTS WIN
Mccraws Pennant Chasers Fall Offerings of Mitchell and
Score Six Runs in Three Innings-Dodgers
and Cards Divide

Cincinnati. O., August 5.-New
York pounded Mitchell hard in the
fourth. fifth and sixth innings, while
Tesreau held the Reds safe along the
entire route, the Giants taking this
afternoons contest, Z to 2. Inc
score:
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second Game


James Cheatham. colored. of 3112 p,
street was shot in the leg yesterday
evening by Henry Jackson, Of 1o17
North Thirtieth street He was treat.
ed by the city ambulance surgeon. and
left at his home. Jackson Is being
sought by the police. The wound Is
not considered dangerous.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-06
IN AUTO
SMASH-UP IN MARYLAND

Woodstock Va. Aug. s.-A. T. Wal
ton. Mrs. NJ L. Walton. Mrs. John Du-
Ian. Miss Elizabeth pulin, Miss Mary
Beale walton. NJ, l. Walton. Jr., and
c f. Walton were injured recently
when their automobile turned turtle
between frederick. Md. and Baiti-
more.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-06
Southern League

Memphis. ga; Mobile, 1-2.
Birmingham, Ii: Chattanooga. 90
tfirst game. ten innings; second. seven
innings.
Little Rock. Al; New Orleans, az.
Atlanta. s; Nashville. s.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-06
RATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Ycstcr1a }

Brooklyn, 9; 81. Louis. 2 (frst
gamel.
St Louis. 4 Brooklyn, / (second
@awel
Gsrladelphia: s: Chicago. 2.
Nfa York. : Cincinnati. ..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-06

Totals ..... 81 u ~
xCriffith out. hit by hatted ball
zBatted for Shean in ninth.
'Batted for Ring In ninth.
Score by innings: X.
New York ...... geo 2I3 1907
Cincinnati .--.. DOL 600 00l-2
summary: Two-hose hits-Groh.
Zimmerman (2). Three-base hits
Fletcher. Tesreau. Home run--Roo-
ertson. Stolen bases-Reuther. Nc
kechnie. Herzog Double plays
Ring to Mckechnle to Chase; Fletch-
er. Herzog to Holke Struck out
by Tesreau. g. Ring, l. Base on
fails--Off Ring, ?; of Tesreau. 3.
T'me OF game-l;5s. Umpire-By-
ron.
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] NV- q.
Three base hits-Hornsby, Stengel.
Sacrifice hit-Cruise. Sacrifice fly
Cruise. Stolen bases-Baird. Snyder.
Cruise. Double plays--O'Rourke to
Daubert to Olson: Packard to Horns
by to Paulette Wild pitches--Cadore.
Passed balls--Meyers. Base on balls
OFF Galore. /. Struck out--By Ca
dore, 3; by Packard. 2. Time rs.
Umpires-Rigler and Bransfield.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-06
Standing on Clubs.
Games Ioefa

New York in Cincinnati
brooklyn in ST. Louis.
Philadelphia in Chicago
Boston in pit.Shurg
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-06

! NS ~ - So
.i.at.c f.r - TIC n ninth.

Scr hv llHlHgs r.
rhfaGe' ,hia ....-, hho GOA 2eo~-S
Crtrr~0 ..... n0i 600 n0t-~2
SummarT Sacv 9ce hits--Manr,
Kilduff Doylc sto'en hases-KN-
dur t2t Nilen1 TTvo-hsse hits
raskert ~ Mann Merkle DOYLE
Evers. Stock Base or halis-Or
Bender ? of Prenderrast ! Struck
oat~-BN Aldridae : Double plays
Evefs to Bancroft 20 I-uderus Hit
hv pitched halI--NerHle Tu9ires-
Fglsql and EmS!.e Time Of game
l.4e
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-06
To the Voters of Dinwiddie Co.:
June 9th. 1917.

10th. 1911.
o a
representatives subject the
held 1871 In this behalf
and feel is
VIII support am should how
public Importance
appropriations for good schools
Of population .
think .
a whNe
The farmer, Al
by the national sovernmen
porance:
shaping of
to
people WILT with he honor
seeking will pledge
and equitable which welfare
beloved commonwealth.
Chas. F. Smith
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-06

ssBatted for May in ninth.
Score by innings: r.
Summary: Two base hits. Mil
Brooklyn .0l0 1Il 1i0--s
St Louis ......,l0 100 0oo--2
Ter, Baird Three base hits-Cutshaw
y. Miller Sacrifice hit--Olson. Stolen
baxes--I.ong, Johnston, Gonzales t2)
Double plays Baird and Paulette:
Cruise and j. Miller: Bethel Miller
and Paulette. Wild pitches--Horst
man. Passed halis-Gonzales, Hit by
ptached ball--By Pfeffer tPaulette)
Bases on balis-Off Pfeffer, 8: off
Horstran, g., Struck out--By Pfef-
fer. 8; by Horstman. |; by May. /.
Time-2:05. Umpires-Rigler and
BrAnsfield
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-06
Second Game.

Score by innings; r. II. E,
Providence 49,. zoo l01 OFF, IL l
Newark .....0Ql 600 200-3.Io s
Batteries; Pennington. Ross and
Blackwell: Schultz and Allen.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-06
National.
GRAYS LOSE FIRST
WITH GREGG IN BOX

Newark. Aug 5.--Newark broke
even in a double bill here this after
noon with Providence. winning the first
2 to !, in thirteen innings, and drop
gaT,,, xa rs sEss = !
Gregg and Bob McGraw, McGraw COM
ing out on top.
Score by innings: r. Fl. E.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-06
Results Yesterday.
None scheduled.
Standing OF Clubs.
Games To-day.

Cleveland in BOSTON.
Chicago IN Philadelphia
St Louis in Washington
Detroit in New York
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-06
First Game,

600 600 n10 900 OIL 4 I
Newark 0l0 600 600 GOO ID 6 /
Batteries: McGraw and Egan;
Gregg and Allen.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-06
Standing OF Clubs.
Games Today.

Buffalo in Richmond.
Rochester tn Baltimore.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-06
ROYALS wREsT BOTH GAMES
FROM TORONTO LEAFS

Montreal. ANS. s.--Lajoie day was
duly celebrated here today when the
locals took two games from the Leafs
by the score of 10 to 8 and IL to Z.
The battles were hard hitting affairs
In which department. the home team
excelled and took Ge days honors.
Lajoie. however. got Ave hits. incIud-
ing a three -ba<ger for his contribu-
don of the days work
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-06

reW5ttF 10 BthtIeyt DIEteII 70 MCGAI-
fgan to Eibel Hit by pitcher-By En-
right, Fewster. Base on balls--Of En-
right. s; off Rarnham. 4. Struck out
by Parnham. 3: by Enright. 2.
Passed bau-Koehler. Wild pitch
Enright. First base on errors-Ba1-
timore, 8: Richmond. /. Left on bases
Baltimore, 8; Richmond. 5. Tim4-
1:45. Umpires-Carpenter and Ne.
Bride.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-06

3as>s ss, n, I. LIE z. ~ ~ 4 4 y
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-06
st. Louis,

sRatted for Baird in ninth
ssEatted for May in ninth.
Score nv innings.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-06

xBatted for Enright IN ninth.
Score by innings.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-06

r. Fl. E.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-06

'Batted for Ring in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-11

BUFFALO. y. y. May io.--Buffalo's
first victory ON the homo lot was made
this afternoon when Richmond was
beaten. {" !. The a.ichmonders
should have had more tallics, bu; luck
and the umpireS We're against them
both at the plate and on base d"cis-
ions. Engci and HOFFMAN were prone
Ia go wild. hu, Freeman helped To swell
the latter's string Of passes by failing
10 soc the edges Of tho home plate.
calling Strikc$ only whom the ball
went directly over it's center.
For six innings 1t proved a royal
battle between the beavers. buffalo
having one tally. but the visitors
moved up on even terms in tSc Sow
cnth wnen lIaukston leaned on the
sphere and sent il 50 hard against the
right field fence that IL rrhounded
helping Chanucll to mold the big fellow
n second. Tho wholesome wallop
scored Mcpcrmott and placed clemens
on ,'.i'd Neither Hnnford nor Eibel
could help the hag hupccrs bit ana
they remained and iiichmond's best
chance for victory slipped away
II was in the seventh and eighth that
Hoffman WAS hit hardest Umpire
Freeman would not give him an inch
the Risons jumping back from the plat"
10 make ii appear the pitching was
bud. whereas half the balls called
sGunrely over gave In" Bisons IA
chance 20 crack il. which they did. get
ting pair OF counters in both the
seventh and eighth. n lead the visitors
could not overcome, for Buffalo had
her first string pitcher ~ tn" box.
Holman could ~, Enrel but the
regulars could not, itih"l having four
chances = d" The clcuu-ur act but
falling down misc,ahly Zach time. two
and thr"" mc, waiting 10 he sent
home With q SAT" walton.
one Of tn" pleasures OF tho game TO
tho kiohmouf rlHy"rs was 80 have
rmslow mako e triple ANA then 10 soc
him trapped oiT third whcn Enr"l hit
I" Nooers Cnsl"w houud"rcd around
while Reynolds aud McDcrmo;t play
ID tag with IN" hiS catcher
McDarm0tt. Mcconnell and Mooers
save splendid exhibition in tho in
ti"ld while Eankst"u seemed 10 know
wher. every loft hand batter was to
place his rs for inc was on tho SPOT
The unfayorahl" weather aud the low
standing Of tho HON" club ar" re-
sPonSihlc ~ ';h. handful Of fans turn.
.nr oMt az rtaN"s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-11
TENER CALLS MEETING
General Spring Conference Scheduled
for Observation-Disclosures tn Discush
Situation In Various Cities.

NEW YORK. May lO.-Presidcnt John
*. Tener. Of the National League. has
called special meeting OF the club
owners and league officials. TO be held
In this city next Saturday. This action
tx In accordance with the custom cs-
tablishcd two years ago. when IT was
found desirable to hold IL general con-
ference each spring during the first
trip East Of the Western clubs.
While no special program has been
announced. II IS known that the mag
mates VIII report and discuss the status
Of the game In their respective cities
I'm relation to weather. attendance and
gate receipts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-11
CARL RAY IN DANDY FORM
Holds Goobcrs to Two BingIcs ana
ShiDbuiidcrs Have Easy Time
BIanlStnf. OpnpucufS

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, May 10
Carl Ray allowed the visitors only two
hits this afternoon. one of the scratch
variety. and Newport News won from
Petersburg. To D. Neither side scored
till the NTH. at which time the Suiid-
crs pounded Spnid all over the lot.
Rays pitching. the hitting of the To-
Gals, were features OF the game. At
no time did the Coolers have an OPP
portunity TO score.
Score by Innings: X II. l..
Petersburg 10 q o 90 90 = 2
Newport News. o 0 0052 0x-S !
BattcrieS-Ray and Lake: Spaid
Owens and Leibs. Umpire. LuzOn.
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PLAY SEMIFINALS TO-DAY
"rs. Du'itcld Continues Excellent Play
IN Nomrns Southern Golf Tour
ne? at Montgomery.
~ frsociated Press.

MIN iGpMEKT. ALA. May lO.-pl.y
IN me N"h"ps Southern Golf AsSoci-
81, ioh S:F"Hth annual tournament to-
gay reached the scmiiinalS which viii
be played Friday
Mrs. Is q Dunield. MemnhIs cli,pi-
mated Mrs. j. -. Mccartney Romc's
""niy shrviTor. IN the championship
hieht' ana Mrs l.. NJ. kilby, Birming-
Nun MN only representative In the cham :
ni"nship' was defeated by Mrs pa vid
=, MIS- u i'&lnc. of ATLANTA. defeated
W ~ ~ :. iiutchinson OF Memphis and
remains the only competitor who re-
SSidcS out OF Memphis. and Miss Louise
Iunt"I' OF memphis. is the other semi
Jones. also Of Memphis. ~
ia 'hc S"Iriii"al round which win
~ P'hEcH FRIDAY. Mrs Duficid viii
pay Mrs. t'aut. and Mrs Paine viii
meet MISS Hunter Mrs DunicId ana
MIS- Painc are "1Dectcd to lnec, in
tho finals SATURDAY. IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-11
YANKEES WIN ON ERRORS

Gil lCAGO. May l0.-Shortstop Eis-
ocrS,s wild throw in the ninth inning
enabled New York to start is invasion
oil the West with 4 l-tO-u victory over
Chicago to-day. Araiscl began the in
ming with ~ groundcr to ifiSbcrg. who,
after juggling the ball. threw wild to
first. enabling Maisel to reach second.
He took third on Pipp's sacrifice. and
scored on bakers sacrifice fly. The
game was pitching duel between
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-11
LOCAL GIRLS PLAY BALL
\. w. &. 4. Members Stogc Inst Indoor
Game of ScnsOn ro-Morrow-Pro-
ccclS for Conference Fund.

The girls Of the Young Women's
Christian Association gymnasium viii
play their last game OF baseball for
this season tomorrow evening at S:l5
O'Clock. The proceeds will be used for
the Blue Ridge Conference fund
The game will be played by nm ALL
star aggregation Of players. chosen
and Interesting contest is expected
Refreshments will he sold between In
ningS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-11
RICHMOND r1MEs-D1spArcH: FRIDAY, MAY IL, 1917

scott. Pitching rccord-six hits and IS
LINES az bat OF cov"icskic In Innings: no
mus ANA J times at bat on Cunningham In
1 90 inning. Earned runs-on covclcaillc. 4:
81 Leonard. none. Two base hit--Scou.
Struck out-by covclcskic. !: by Leonard ..
Bases on balls--un co""l"sItic. =: of Leon
,,ru. ]. Sacrifice hit-Gardncr. Sacrifice fly
i.cft on bascs-Dc,roIt. 3: Boston. q Time.
i:|.. Crrircs. Dinccn and Owens. At
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-11
CUBS NOSE OUT DODGERS

iiFooki.YN. y y. Nay lO.-Hrook
iNn hnn"hct thrc" errors IN ,h,. first
inning to-day. and Chicago gained =,
lead That tn" locals cou a not ovnrcom,
Chicago winning. . 20 ! Vaughn was
saved by sensational fielding. a great
one handed catch by Deal with The
bases fun. cutting off two runs in III.
seventh. while Mann robbed nnlibcrt
OF TWO extra base Hits by brilliant
catches The score, $3.50
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,;H'"Fc by innings:
br""klEn ...............G q IL
summary Errors-Z"dcr. Deal, Vaughn.
inuh"ri Johnston. Stenge Cheney Two
ha." hi, M"wrey. Thre"-base hi,-Dnvi".
SarfihcH hi's-Doyie. Woit"r. Mann. Cado.e
3tni"h hR*cs-Whcat. Doyle. Mann. Wilson.
I rit on bas"s-Chicago. s: nrooi:lyn .
i'"s"s on hhlls-On Vaughn !: off Cheney
J. off Dell g. or Galore. JItts"or
,ih"n"y. in inn!nGs; OF Dell. ~ "a
n!ht". struck oUt-~by Vaughn. 6. by Chcuay
- by Del. l; by Galore. | Wild ritChC
Ih'h"l. empires. Queloy and byron
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Totals. J & II Toi,ls 70 2 { q

.Eattc,, TO- :, iohno "; ~, o,.h,, q IL
tR3tted for Grover in ninth.
score by innings: u.
st. Louis ...............n q -
summary: Error-Witt. Earned runs
Phiindelrhta, l. Two base hits Strunk t2),
Rates. Home run-Rodlc. Sacrifice hits
Grover r. Johnson. Austin. Double plays
Jacobson to Johnson: Austin to Paulrttc to
Austin. stolen hasc.Johnsou Ksses on
haiiS--oH Davenport. - OF X. Johnson. (.
Struck out--by r. johnson. : Pitching
rccord-on r.. Johnson. hita md runs i'm
innings Loft baSoS--St. Louis, 3:
PHILADELPHIA. 'Timc. lis. ump!rcs. Nail
lin and Evans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-11

johnny Boshcr has been signed by
HTchic Evans manager of the Code
team OF the Athletic League and is eX-
pcct"d materially to strengthen the
clothi"rs. BoShcr led the jefferson
Ward League in base stealing last year.
despite The fact that he is no spring
chicken
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-11
DOC AYERS IS BEATEN
INDIANS WIN IN FIRST
ON PASSES AND TWO HITS
emilia Replaces llillsViiic Hurricane ind
Holds Cleveland To single wnilOp.
Nationals Lose Frequent Chances.

CLEVELAND May Io.-Clcvcland
took the first of the series from Wash
ington. TO 5. scoring all OF its runs
on three passes and two hits in the
first inning. Only one hit was made
by the locals during the remainder of
the game. Washington had men on
third and second in tho ninth. but
Bagby replaced Coumbe. and ended tho
rally. The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-11

WaShlncton ............1 q q 1-3
Cleveland ...............I o o o Q q o.
summary; ErrorsLRico, Chapman. Speak
or Two-basc hits-MorEan. Mcbride.
Ihr""- base hit Milan. Sacrifice hit
~ "mhr: stolen basc-chapman. LEFT on
hnS"s- Cleveland. 2: Washington i. Double
plays, Nc Bride. Morgan 10 charity. chap
man: Wninby TO Guisto co; Turner. Wamhr
To tintSto. Bases on balis-off Harper. .:
90 AYERS. .; on Gaiiia. i: or Counbc. ..
struck out-by Ayers, I: by Gallia. =: by
toumhc. l. Hits off Ayers. In I innings;
~ Gnllin ! In innings: of Coumhe. In
Sl-3 innings. tHarpcr pitched to two men
IN first inninE) Umplrcs. Connolly and Me
tOruick. Time, . hours
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-11
John T.. Madden to Enlist,

NEW YOKk, May l0-John 2 Mad
den. one of the country's best known
breeders Of horse racers, ia going to
enlist. His son. Edward. twcnty-onc
already has joined the army. Madden
IL more than fifty years old. but is still
an athlete. lie wants to enter the OFF,
GERS reserve CORPS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-11
LEONARD WINS FOR BOSTON

DETROIT. May i0-Boston defeated
Detroit in the first game of the series
,o-day to |. mainly through the
pitching of Leonard. who allowed only
four hits. Errors hc!pcd the visitors
to score two of three runs. The game
was delayed about half AN hour be-
cause the Boston team missed train
connections AT buffalo The score:
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New York ............0 . q o IL
Chicago .................0 o u y q u 90
Summary: Errors Nunamakcr RlShcrE
g.. stolen hasc-L!chold. struck out-by
Sha wkcy :: by Russell. T. Double plays
Shaw!icy to Pcckinpaugh To ripp: Rishcrg
TO T. Collins 20 Gandii; !:cft on bases
Chicago. ,: New YORK I. EMPIRES. Hide
brand nMd O'l.mMEh- IN. rimn. az.
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pills WIN IN FINE TIME
ALEXANDER BLANKS CARDS
AFTER DUEL WITH MEADOWS
kIilifer Scores Only Run an Double md
Puskcrt's SinEie-Only Hour and
Twenty Minutes for N:Nnc.

PHILADELPHIA. May 10.--Phladel-
phia defeated st. LOUIS III pitching
duel between AicXar.-er and Meadows
here to-day, to o. Eiliifer scored the
only run in the second inning OF his
double an out and paSkrrt's single.
The game was played in one hour and
twenty minutes. The score:
phiIntelDhia. l0nts.
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Amateur Notes
by "PItEP."

Duplex and ola Virginias. OF the Com.
merciai League, Will stage a double
header at Boulevard Athletic Field on
H"turday Afternoon in the absence OF
III" Iocal Internal ioEalS. who are on the
mutual swing around the Barrow cir
cunt IN" mines arc about as evenly
matched as two teams could he and
'hc contests are almost sure to be
worm seeing. The last time tn. teams
met, duplex was victorious by the sc;tnt
margin OF one run
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BROWNS BEAT MACKMEN

ST. LOUIS. May lO-St Louis
two OF IT'S four hits Off john
son with a base on balls and two outs
in the seventh inning to-day. and won
from Philadelphia. to /. Bodies
home run gave Philadelphia It's only
run. The score:
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SMALLWOOD BEATS HUSTLER

ROCHESTER. May lo.-AIthough
Waiter SmallWo0d allowed eleven hits
and was in trouble numerous times. he
SLATED through TO Hn S-to-2 victory
over Rochester to-day. Schacht for
the lluSjl"rs. blew up i'm tho seventh
when Newark made three runs. Strykcr.
no worked IN the ninth. was also bad
y catch ny Hans OF "a low twistcr ,nnk-
ing the third ont with the bases filed
featured TIE score:
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special and important meeting of
the First baptist baseball team Will
De held AZ SID o'clock Tonight IN the
iih'tcH room OF the First BAPTIST
'hurch. Ill players under contract
With tho i'irst Baptist nine hav. been
requested to h: present. as Manager
HiEhiicl has several important mat
tcrs 10 bring before the meeting
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Totals al - /: Totals....3ii II s. q Is
'ttn''"d for Barnes In fourth.
Matted rI.g.s~y,T i'm

'intt"d for Barnes In fourth
.Hfti"I for TrmE"ssor In ninth.
S"or" 10y innings: II.
i''NburSN .......-.. u J = ! ! = q q Ill
RoNiuu .-.......... y . q ~ q "A a
summary Errors-Aiass"y. Naruuviii",
Ti,woinhiy; Mage: Gowdy. Two.hasc hits.
!nnhhfn. Nnru without, Ko0"iChy. Grimes
G,arry, hr'"f, Eon"t"hy 60. Mage. Left on
bases tiustrn, y; Pittsburgh. :. BASES on
hnllS-on Rnrn"s. 3: on Wamaux :: OF
Miil"t :: OH Nohf. & or lsoulbach /: on
Grun"$. =. StrUCli UGt--hy Nchf !: hv
Grimes, !: ~ Reuibach. .. Sacrifice, hits
m"orniy AllcnhurH. ward. Sacrifice i!ies--
i""inhIN Fin"hmnn Double plav--Bnird
10 - hnidi 10 Brief. !iits-or Barnes. :,
~ inni"rS; of M"nauN IN innings:
OIL Miller IN Is innings: OF Grimes ? in
-. .rm'n%S: az N"hf IN ! rs innings:
on E"nip&"n, ~ . - Innings. i'assed balls
AWAY ~'ni'.I!f. frH.r"ssur. l',nrIr..s
l.LE."r Ard Dr,h- .Iimn IN ... ~.