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Especial 10 The Timca.Dispatchl


BUFFALO. y y, May ll---Ric!<-
mond had the easiest kind Of a iaun,
TO victory this afternoon. clouting
both McCabe and crews until the fans
yelled 10 tho umpires TO have the con-
,icst called upon any Old excuse. Five
innings were enough for MrCabe to
realize he could not stop the fusiilade
OF hits that anall! became dangerous
owing 10 approaching darkness. the
day being cold and gloomy. and hold
ing tho crowd TO - handful.
Putting in Crews did no; mend tho
situation, Tor the visitors continued
their slaughter. winning by a score OF
10 10 ]. Adams worked in splendid
form for Smith. and only his big heart
allowed tho Eisons TO make q run
and thus escape total anuitiiation at
the hands OF Richmond.
Richmond did moi lose a minute get
Ling the lead. nor did the men over
look an opportunity TO increase their
score. Gin booted NcConneirs Noundcr
10 open the session. McDerno,t sem,
the shoristop 20 ;hird with his single
10 center; The bag we're all ienanted
when Clemens Talkcd. f:ankston's
sacrifice f3' scored Mcdonnell. while
iIanford's tuo-baSgcr le, in Mcpcr-
mott Eibsl 'ras walked. and the bases
again occupied but Eochi.r h, into
double n,ay. Richmond pLg Banked.
p.l not "ithout haTd "orS. until the
tfth. when they broke loose
Clemens and Fsan!Stou singled Han
ford trtpled. i.ihel walked Tor the third
time while Is ochlcr and Mooe.s landed
on the ball Tor singles T!is artillery
fire Melted four ruas. and might have
been moro had not Noeh,er lett second
hciore McConne!rs e. had settled In
Humans ha ~.
4 pass 10 clcmcns BniHsto"s out
~ first iiantord's lie on G.!rs error.
Eiocis ,h.ec-hSgEcr and Iiochle.'s sin
gle were The things which greeted
Crews when he tr,ed 10 stem The tide
after entering n" bo% in The sixth
Three runs resulted for Richmond.
After Clemens And Eanhston were
disposed o. in the eighth. Nanforo
reached mrs; OH a boor ana went az
iho Wa? 10 INC plate when Eibe,
cracked the pill for SOMA ;n'o-ba .
smash The Thermometers we're ready
10 end The one-Sidtd game after this
Tor Il was drizzlinG, gloomy and alto
Sethcr disaSrecabls.
Nanford and Eibei welded ,hei,
clubs with deadly effect. driving in
many runs with their long hits Han
ford, too, was alive in center. ,rsppine
no less than sis nies :IcDermott can.
'urcd two foul Gies---onc or the fenc,
TOP, the other over his head while or
a hard run.
Ei"hm"nd eutpla%ed Buffalo in ever,
"epartncb' AIanss pitching being
the big feature Easing UP wt,h TIVE
men down in the Hf,h Adams va:
round for It pair - two-sackcrs i
was the only time Euna,o had 81 ch.nc.
TO see 'hc homo plate. double
hcsccr Nill take place Tomorrow
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Rheumatism an lnsidious Disease;
Begins with Insignificant Pains.

Eheuma tisrh. Prompt treatment is
highly important. but the right treat
ment is tho only kind that Will do yeu
any good. Have you ever known O.;
rheumatism being cured by linimenta.
or other external applicat!onsr Most
certainly not. po not. therefore, make
the mistake that many have, but bear
in mind that external remedies posi-.
lively cannot reach rheumatism. 1t
cannot be rubbed out OF the blood. s.
S. s.. can be rolled upon to cleanse the
blood and has been giving relief for
Rheuma tisni for more than nifty years,
and some OF the most severc cases have
yielded to it, Write to-day and give
full information about your case, and
our medical adviser will give you I'D,
vice without cost Address medical
department Swift Specific Co.. 8:
Swift Laboratory. Atlanta, Ga.-Adw
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Geerxi. Beat. G.ers,. Tech.
ADJUSTMENTS
Last nay Of uu..i.,. p,.,u,.,.

DR.. John W. Euskin's wonderful
motion pictures OF the Arctic regions
Will be shown for the last time to-day
at ESQ and again tonight at $50.
Many people have awaited themselves OF
the opportunity to see these true-to-
nature pictures. and have been highly
entertained by DR.. Euskin's lectures.
Tho whole series deal with the ami.
NAL and human lie OF the great un.
known country OF ice and snow. There
arc some particularly good scenes OF
the semi Wild people along the iso-
iated coasts or Eastern and Northern
Siberia Wonderful fields OF ice are
shown. which seen, 10 stretch to END.
less depths and giant vessels frozen in
show tho power OF ice. Tho Eskimo
"hor'e" seems 10 have great strength,
and the manner t. which he pulls ~.
heavily loaded sled across the Ice nelds
bespeaks his training by the little man
OF tho North. Many haze ventured
into the wiids % the Far North. but IL
Is doubtful II amy more complete and
interesting scenes lave ever been
made than those that will DC shown AZ
the Academy OF Music to-day. They
are entirely worth White
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PlMLlC0 RESULTS

. First race--four aud one haif :uricn5s-
SO. nrst; African Arrows, I0I o.. Col.
lnsl. - 40. $40. second: Lord. Herbert. 100
tParrinEtom $50. third. Time. 80 l.5
seconds. Supcrmaid, Twin SIX. Rispondc
;HHecon I'd; on w,les,,:Mso"onisht ~ I:u.-
ISL uiaynes,. $3.50. !i.Sc, second: Redd.st.
l3o Johnson. 500. third Time. 3:j1 c-5.
RaaZano. nRceorook. Bryn Chant. j. e.
EMalt. EuEenia Mc0ee. Wolfcrton also ran.
TniraI so IN, m,!eI-Ksbo lot tonern. $50
500. second: Napoleon. 10 "a. Collins,
S:ao. third: Time. rs: 20. Luntsnu. Per
Fourth--mile and si1teenth--Bay
Candle. 12i (Williamsl. $3.50. $50 $3.50.
fret: Fiit,ersold: H. Ambrose. $3.50. $3.50.
: &c ,hir lu'F Fim w"fntfld !"
a. Goli.is, :5ssS ,ga'c y;iaaTor.E nr lsc
The Decision. III tAmbrosrl $3.50. ;ioao.
second: keveSsa. 1875 1T. McTasSRrth $40
third; Time. ia 80: Water Lady. Sorti..
Rod. .onSa Night o~,. julia ' Leon. 'V can,
Bradley. liz tMcKtee,. $50 s.. s@.ao. firs,
BronmsedEe. los tPsrrington). $40 $50
second: Star Finch. lo5 "a Collins $40.
s MIRO; Tine, i:15 IS. Precise. Fairy Leg
Seventh-,miie and seven,y yards--Hich.
$3.50. first: Inndel l0a tNopp,cnani :; 90
ss$.aao' ; IsEond Aston, y: tW. Collins.
Eoyaiist. BatNa. Tamerlsnt, HANDFUL also
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= Field.
MARSHALLITES BEAT MEDlCoS
HRrreI.on Again IIurIs Excellent Rail
and Public school Team Wtns After
S0ne EIertfon1-Score, TO g

Three runs in the eighth inning en-
a6led the John Marshall High School
nine 70 defeat the Medical College OF
Virginia team yesterday afternoon at
Byrd Park by the score of TO q This
was the second victory OF the week for
the Marshallitcs. hut the public school
tho verdict
Herbert HARRISON, who hurled the
game against the Benedictine nine on
for the Marshallites yesterday and held
the MedicoS to Ave hits during the
nine innings HARRISON is quite q
tined TO make the Marshsllites a good
man.
Harrelson's pitching and the hurting
turc Of the game John Marshall
played errorleSs ball. and tn. bows
worked together all the time Hotch-
safe blows out OF four trips 10 the
nla Thn scnra.
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LOCAL SCHOOLS ENTER MEN
IN CHARLOTTESVILLE MEET
Jsha Marshall senda Eive.Msn rcan,
While Richnond Academy Haa
Two Entrants,

Richmond Academy and John Mar
shaii TiiRh School will represent tnis
city in tho annual track meet hold BY
he University OF Virginia High School
Literary anu Athletic League for the
secondary schools Of the State in Char.
lotteSrille Ola Lambeth Field to-day.
The Youngsters who represent Eich.
mond To-day arc sure to make tho
other entrants know that they are
there. as all OF them have good rep
utations. Duyk Kuyk and Scales viii
be the only entrants from the Rich
mond Academy, and are entered in six
events, three each. Kuyk has been en-.
tered In tho pole vault. high jump. ana
:2o-yard low hurdles. whiio Scales has
oesn entered In tho loo-yard dauh. 41U-
yard run. and shot-put.
The John Marshall High School will
seno hre men to tho meet. Including
Manager Clarke. BceSon. Barrett. An
de.son ane Core will comprise the
squad that will make the trip in xd-
dillon 10 Manager Clarke Bceson has
been entered III the dayhca. Barrett ia
the high jump and tho weight events.
Anderson in the tio and go. and core
In the hurdles.
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NhtEE THEY ti.AS IO-DAl.
Fetersburg at Newport News
Norf0lI, nj Fort smouli,.
LNnrhhuYR nj Rocky Mount

'io'".: IS % l., Tot"ir.S a".a !
Two out WHOM winning nm was scored.
aEa'tca for Carlson Ia eighth
:iian far ri-chr- in eighth
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LYNCH BURG, AGAIN BEATS
ROCKY MOUNT OS>TWO.PLY HIT
ISpecialto The Times-pisna,c,

Again. as yesterday. one lone two base
hit OF the game gave Lynchburg ono
run. and victory and again the Tar.
ond game OF the series. Larrisy, for
the Down Homers and Johnson, for
the H:lltoDpcrs. proved formidable
rivals and fought hard throughout. and
the local hinger would not have been
scored on but for an infcld error in
the opening OF The seventh. Then came
and the same was won. The locals
lost AN opportunity to tie the score
IN the seventh. when, with Dilts vi
second and one out, Stumpf uncoried
:, drive to left, but the baseman was
hold at the hot corner while the throw
wont wild OF the plate.
Score by innings: R.HE
i.ynchburE .... o 0O0OI0o--l q
Rocky Mount 90 10000 5 .
Batteries: Johnson and McEeilI:
Larri:E aE1 S;umDf. Umpire. Colgate
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COOLERS ARE DEFEATED
Mullen Has Bsd Iaaias In Sixth a.d
NEWPORT News Players RoRP Away
with Gnme--Scorc, 70 z

ISpecial 20 The Times pispatch.l
., E,EWpOET NEWS. VA, May IL
in the sixth inning OF to-days game
between the Builders and Coolers, tho
nom: Grub Jumped on Mullen for three
nus. which, coupled with pass and
Mullens Wild heave to hrst. netted
three runs.
The Visitors had held two.run lead
up TO that time Three more his and
another error gave the locals one more
run in the eighth, Hamilton started
Score by innings RJL r.
Petersburg $500. q OF OoOo-a 5 :.
Newport News. 0 0osoi'-l 9
Batteries: Mullen and Leib.; Ham
iiton and Lake.
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Real Torture Bound to Follow
If the First Warnings Are
Not Needed.

Anyone afflicted with the panEs OF
Rheumatism will tell YOU that tho first
pains were hardly noticeable Slight
at first, in fact, too insignificant TO he
needed, pains increasing very gradual
ly, the disease had Thorn firmly in it's
grasp before they realized that they
were it's victim.
Those who have hecn trying Iint-
mcnts and other external applications
Will find that they have not reached,
the cause Of tho trouble. and that their
hheulnatsm Is back with them again,
increasing in severity as the days 20
by.
Don't overlook the frst sim, Of
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NORFOLK HAS EASY TIME
BEATING PORTSMOUTH CLUE
Especial to The rimes-Dispatch.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
PORTSMOUTH. VA, May iI.-Nor.
folk took the second gnmc from Ports.
mouth to-day with ease. winning by
the score Of 8 TO >. MaGalis Was UNI
htttablc until the sixth inning, and
OF the Two runs. one Was made with.
out Il hii. while the other camo in on
orrs drive over the fence. Pearson
who twirlcd for Portsmouth, proved
easy for the Mary James.
Score by innings: RHE
Norfolk; ...... ol2O2 00oo-5
Portsmouth 90 00i % 1 q
Batteries: Masalis and Short: O.
Pearson and Donahus Umpire Mor.n
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y. VI. &. 4. Ge,-ros.,her soc,o,

nc OAK CITY Jubilee Singers, col
orcd quartet. will sing ~ the -ertr,,
' ounS Mems Christian Association To-
iiiEht St tho social given ny tho got
Together club. The quartet gave such
Satisfa c'ion at the entertainment last
SATURDAY thu; il was engaged at th,,
Nnie 10 appear again Tonight
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III FF.<I.o.

,Ruttcd for Mctnbc in nth.
tBntteJ for Crews In ninth.
Score D! inbings; IL
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C|NCY EASY FOR GIANTS
SCHNEIDER is POUNDED FOR
EIGHT RUNS IN FIFTH FRAME
Schupp Holds 0pponept, TO -Four Scat
tered BiuEfeh-Jtnl Thorpe Gets
Two of ThcN-SCorc, u to =.

NEW YORK. May l1.-Ncw York won
another easy victory from Cincinnati
to day, 10 .. The Giants scored eight
runs off Schneider in the fifth inning on
eight hits, a hit batsman an error and
4 sacrifice ny. Thirteen New York
batsmcn went TO Dat in this inning,
iiolke hitting double and 4 single
and McCarty two singles. Zimmerman
cleared the bases with /, triple.
Schupp held the visitors to four
scattered hits, two OF them being made
by Thorpe. former New York player.
The Srorc:
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BRAVES BEAT OUT PIRATES

BOSTON Man ll-Eos.,,
Pitt"hGrsn, :: 10 .. III ten INNING To-
day, Win one on, in The TENTH Ma
snu!iir 1ouh!cd over THIRD and gained
20 secone. Jacobs Nllcd the base, NM.
pose!E passing Twombly and *n,itb
put Maranvtlls scored on Eon.tch,,.,
'hhsio ou'' For six inninse Rudolnh
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r. III, T..
WOMEN TO FIGHT
ron SOUTHERN COLI TITLE
iR- 4 sane,a,er Press

MONTGOMERY, ALA. May H.
Memphis women viii fight for the
championship OF the Women's South :
ern Golf Association in It's seventh an.
nual tournament held here Mrs x. G.
Dnnield and Miss Louise hunter. Of
ship Tight Tomorrow
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BROWNS LOSE ON WILD PITCH

ST. LOUIS. May ia Wild throw
~ ". JOHNSON and TaniIton'S wild
pitch IL The second inning were reSpou-
*ible. for 81. Louis'S loss Of to- day'.
game TO Philadelphia. 10 u. II Was
q pitching duel betwccn Bush and liam
ilten. each allowing four hits
In The second ". Johnson hit an caEy
roller 60 j.. Johnson, Who throw over
Si"!cr'm head. w. Johnson going 10 sec
ond. lie scored on FTamilton's Wild
pitch. which rolled TO the stand he.
fore Sererci1 could recover it, The
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Cincinnati

Totals. 80 :. i Totais....a ELL
Rated fo- Schneider III sixth.
IBsttcd for Perry in seventh.
Srora nv IrOincS.
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ruc.dny ncsi.,ra.inn I'M,

Tie, registrars OF every voting pr.-
'inct IN 'he state viii he At those pre.
c'nciS on Tuesday. from sunrise until
sunset 10 register qualified voters who
"Ish 10 participate in tho Democratic
primary and in the general election
this fall Voters may he TRANSFERRED
from ont precinct to another at this
time
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TAKE BODY TO COLORADO
Brother Accompanies Remains of Vie
tor Cnristrom From Newport
News to Walden.
lBy Aaaocia,ea rresp,l

%itWroEr Nt:WS Va, May H.
Tho body OF Nir;or 1.rlStrom. aviator
killed hero on Wednesdays. when his
machine fell $500 feet to the Garth
left here At noon to-day for Denver
Col. from which place II will be sen,
to Walden, Col, for intcrmeut. The
body Was accompanied by Carl carl
strom. brother OF the dead pilot
Cary r. Ercs, OF this city, killed with
Carlstrom Tas buried in a Newport
News cemetery at noon to-day
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GRAYS WIN SHORT GAME

TORONTO one. May -EAtrcmc
c4i6 caused the abandonment OF the
Toronto Providence game al the end OF
mo .iHth inning to-day. Tho c;rays
I'LL the bail very hard and won easily.
by IL 10 I. Thompson 'caY i<nocG cd
out OF the box. and both he and I.yon.;
were riatrably supported The score:
Iarontc. I.rn,idenrn
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rIirnI Cnllnre

.foh- M"r.hal!.........h e . ~
SUMMARY: ':grors-T.y!" ifov." Two base
Quart. SIo,rn bas.s--S;.art = iInrrcisoA
Ei"sle%, o'n"'i. pnub'. 5lay-O'DelI 10
.huar; 10 li"irhEisS. fa-rv haI,-oE
i'ruir. .: of lin~r"'. na. !. IL, hv pitcher
w lIar-olsom. : t.rlc. u'trcll Rum: by
EruEl. fO'Dcip Struck out--hy iIa-rei1or.
s. hv Rrr'n. q. Passed ba'!-Hnvie Left on
y H'H.-JohD Marshall. =. Maiden, college j.
imnirc. Dahncy.
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RUTH WINS SEVENTH

DETROIT. MICH. May li-Pitcher
Ruth. of Boston, scored his seventh
straight victory by defeating Detroit
TOT day. TO !: The visitors made the
winning run i'll the eighth inning on
singles by Gamer and Walker, and a
sacrifice b. Lewis. Detroi, had a
chance TO tic tho score in the ninth.
hut Cobb was caught in a double play
when he tried 10 go from first TO third
on an inield out. The score.
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JOHNSON AGAIN. LOSES
INDIANS BEAT NATIONALS
ON PASS AND FlUKE SWATS
Roiha Double Drives Over Tnllies.
Washington scores Three When
Morton Fails to Cover First.

CLEVELAND, May Il.-Clevelamd
again won from Washington to-day.
TO .. \ base on balls. two nuko hits
and l;oth's double in tho fourth pro-
duced three, runs Turner's single and
steal and O'Ncill's single resulted in
another in the seventh.
MortonS failure to cover first in the
eighth allowed Washington to score
three runs. Washington had a chance
to tic the score In the ninth, but Nor
ton nippcd .tinsmith off second. The
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tContinued on RI
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io'a!': ~ "a - y ro,sl...Ss - =.
Ran for Wo!,-r Ia MN - -
'sa!isG Tor rrrhdcrs.st in ihird
GSsst,"h Tor Galore la eighth

hic.Eo ........,.......h n a.
n s,S1 ;;.:....:..;l &c
~ wo-hasc hit-Mcycrs Thr",.,Sho
nitN,Hciher, Ioyln Sacrifice hit.-.Jnhn@'nn
:. ',"hL' on!l' stolen hIsr-/eiIcr
i.Sft or .CAicaS", :. BrookIyn. X n,se5
~ na,iS.-on prenderEas,. |: or pof.isr. REQ !
or Ainrids" ii!ts-of Prrrdc,S,< -
=, lnnins.: OF bemare- IN p" .nnirc. ~.
MHrgntrd. ~ In Is innings: oG C,.inrc :.
IN 80 inrihEs. Struck out-hy rrcrdn-r,.,
:; " ,htdr'dge !: b" Msrau.rd > ni,iJ
pitch aarquSrG Umpire. ~ ron anu ,.niv
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boston .......:.,.......' . . Q o.
summary: Crr"rs-Ws!Hcr. Ca rdnCr. Az
acW., Two,be:c hitS-,iainor. Ruth. Vs3cn
SacriI'c hit--te"is. stolen baSc.-C;s r,li.er
q; hy Iunn;nshsm. !. ne&c" OF haiis-oN
MntE"ii :; Oft Ruth, :: OF Cunningham. I
mus ;9d earned ruI>--on Mitchell, hits
nni rams in innings: OF Eu;h hits
anH rum. t'oupir play Gardner - t:a!mo:.
20 i<uih; i G"t base on crror-Drtrei;. /.
,.cit 90 haSos-Dctroi;. :: Boston 10 Zine
!:5'. Jnpi?cs. OH"rnH and pirr.n
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:. 'sa;,.d for Woics.ng in ninth.
C Chi or" ..'...........S S$@S &c
summary: GrrorE. Collinr. Two. W. 80
"-Ca'dNeiI, rirr. Three Case hit-tiaa-
~. Sacrifice hitS--lIcndr:X. Bancr, p:pr
Na!;:T: Rssca on haiIS--on Danforth q:
or No!fEanE. :. Struck ou,--br Dantor;b
J: "! Caldwell, .. Ui,a--un Da,forih !
IN -" 'nninss. Hit b. pitcher -Murphy
tmp'rcf ci.oush'in and IIiliobrand Time
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CUBS WIN THIRD STRAIGHT

EEOokL.NN. y. y. May il.--Chica-o
nelcatcG hrooklyn to-day. to G
asaih overcoming a three run lead II
was the visitors third straight victory
or the series. BROOKLYN hattcd Prem
dereast ana Demarcc out of tho box
~ tnrcc innings. but .tldridEc Was Of
'cctNc. Three errors and seven hi :;
gave chicago siS runs in the nth and
si"th innings. and sent Maruuard to The
clubhouse. The Srnre. - ~
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0ESCHGER BLANKS CARDS

l'ili.ADEl,PNlh, May il.-OeschCcr
held ST. Louis to three hits 10 dag. and
ponk was hit hard and he was sue
:ecdcd by Ames in the third inning.
W htted made two doubles, a single
ana Il sacrifice ny in four trips TO the
plate: The score:
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CALDWELL IN FINE FORM

CHlCAGO MAJ Il.--Caldweii held
chicago 20 two hits to-day. while Dam
'orth5 w'ldnesa enabled New York TO
max" II two straight from the locals,
b 10 /. -Four bases OH balls. two sac
rihCe Il les with two-base hit i'm he
tween. in the third inning, were enough
for New Yor'. 10 Win. The score:
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IIsHRURSF SYCTOUIOJS OVER
sTAUNTOS MILITARY ACADEMY
Sneeial io rha rimeA.ni.na,ch

Especial TO The Times Dispatchl
EtSIC. VA, May li.--Fishbu rne wa =
inning pitchers battle, stanton Mill.
'sry Academy being defeated by A
score OF to 5. Brigss pitched an sx-
Septionally good game FOR Pishhurne.
Batteries for Fishburne-Brigge and
M;sttex; for Staunton-ehislds and
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roialA ..d s u, - :: Totals.
BatteC Tor kr;cS in eighth

Sco-e ny nninSH: r
-, ''oui '.....-..-..,..-n GO
Philadelphia ........." y q Q -,
summary; Errors-stocx, Be,2e, 81. l..tt
or 4Scs--Philnd"lphia II; st. Louis
'rar!rG run.--Ph!lEdcph:a, :: Two. busc hits
,Hornsoy: Whitfield 81. Home run-Crayath
:aeF'!ice hn-Rancroft. Sacrifice fy--W'hit-
tcH Double plaHS-An"s 30 i!ornsby 10 MIL
yer: @irhon 10 Bancroft to I.udcrus. Pitch.
ing revnr"-.on Doak. ~ aud (: runs IN
:. innings tnouc out .nd ono on base in
tnirdl. of Ames. Bits -nd Z: runs in !
.. I'M 81 OH ntteie. none ia inning. Struch
out-n! ocschEeE. .. ny Doah l. by Ain,.
m Esses on hs!!s;of ocschgcr, .; OF
IilnN. l:il. Cmnircs IL I..ni znG i,,n.i..e "
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AMATEURS ON PR0-F|ElD
OLD VlRGINIAS AND DUPLEX
MEET AT B0UL EvARD FIELD
Doubic-Hendcr should Provide I'iee
Spors-.StronEe"t Teams VIII &c
tscd-Stnrt Mt 2if5 o'ClocN.

tSco-Stnrt Mt 2if5 o'ClOcN.
Two good games OF ball are looked
for this afternoon, when Whitlock :;
OLD Virglnias and Duplex, both OF tho
Commercial League. clash In u double
header at boulevard Athletic Field.
The first contest Will start at 2:45
o'clock. and tho second fftccn min
utcs after the. FIRST Is over.
The mines have met once this season
In championship affair, and tho Du-
p'cN team VAS victorious by the mar
row margin Of one run. Hoth man
VIII win, and the strongest combine
lions possible will DO used by The
teams.
duplex is now pcrched on tho top
most runE OF the ladder in the race for
the title in the Commercial League.
and has no, suffered u defeat this sea-
ond. with ono victory and one defeat.
y douhlc-win this afternoon will place
the old Nirginias on top. while -n oven
break will leave Duplex on top: II
Duplex wins both contests this after
noon they will have good start for
The race in President Wilkerson's cir.
cult
Both managers last night were un-
decided az TO the battery for either
Of Goodman hurling the FIRST game for
in the second Blanton or Coulter vii
Sandcrson probably tossing them over
In the second. Martin Will more than
Likely catch both games for the Old
NirEintaS. while TiEnor and BeaSley
will each catch game for Duplc%.
The Following line-ups will he used:
DupicI. Did virEInlns.
Smither. cf. Kennedy. II
goi: ~. lowell. ID
Monroe. ab. Jenkins Ms
Duke. 81. :eniry. Oh.
iaI slSs T. I,rriEh!; 81.
TSfeaseF. =. ,:.riin. C.
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Southern Associatle,

=, Auanta-Atlanta, 4: Memnhis
~ Observation-Disclosures, s; Lit
a. Mobiie-Chattanoosa. wet
Al New orieans--Sew Orleans sh.
vile. wet grounds
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Scor" by innings: r..
Ssw York, ..;;::.:....;o 9 9 0 -
Aimmcrman. Hcraog. Two.base bns-Zu,-
norman iioeiiie Thsee- base hit--Zimmcr-
Thorpe; Sacrifice ny--Fletchcr. Left on
haseS-New FORK: 10: Cincinnati. i. YRS;
base on errors-Ncw York. >; Cincinnati =
shses on balls-oH Schneider. /; OF FERRY.
J.; of knctssr, .; off Schurp. :. IIi,s-on
inning: OF knetacr. in innIngs Hi
by pitchcr-.by Schneider. tKiidmtD: ny
Perry. t'!eichcrl: b. knetgcr ! (Flctch.
er). Struci; oui--by Schneider. :. w. Schupp.
o Wild pitch-knetzcr. EMPIRES O'Da..
snd Bransncld. Time, :h5