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New-York tribune., 1918-04-09
By Ralpb Rlncl,

RICHMOND, Va, April S...,secrotarv
McAdoo penetrated the edge of the
spring straw hat belt at noon TODAY
IN his first move South in the third
Liberty Loan campaign. Richmond,
which Is the home of the cigarette and
Allied Industries, opened its arms to
me Secretary of the Treasury and did
l0S pest to convince him in a halliday
tnat the Sixth Federal Reserve Dis
'rico IS IN no need of urging to more
than complete its quota in the money
drive against the enemy.
1t Is very easy to generalize about
the South, and there are MANY aids to
generalization. There is the Southern
accent, "you-all.' and the memories
OF what is always called "the war be-
tween the states,' and the negro prob
lem and dozen other aids to easy and
lazy Judgment of the South.
Yet in some ways it isn't the South
any longer-at least, not the Sourh
that goes along with the name. Rich
Mcnd IS rather sober town in its way.
Mere hag and. lip patriotism is not
patronized here, and though the deco
ratiOns at the jefferson Hotel for Sec
rotary McAdoo to-day mingled the
stars and Bars with the Stars and
stripes and the Allied colors, the at
mosphere appeared to be one of ear
nest appreciation of need for actual
service rather than of talk, which is
not costly.
Richmond's Achievements
But some of Richmonds achieve
ments Tor the way have their own elo-
quent language. Sixteen thousand
women in Richmond are taking an
active part IN the campaign to sell
ponds. Two hundred of them, repre-
Sentlng every Woman's organization in
the city, however diversified, listened
to the Secretary today shortly after
MS arrival. Saturday, the first day of
the campaign, the womcns committee
sold S2lo.000 OF bonds.
Richmond's Red Cross quota was
S25Q,o0 The actual subscriptions
doubled the quota
1t was George J. Seay, governor of
the Richmond Federal Reserve Board
who to-day gave me the clearest out
line OF the development OF the Vir-
ginians' attitude toward the war. 1t
has been development. because only
f2dCn0C
the point Of definite realization Of the
menace the enemy represents in
1914 there was no such realization.
"N hen war tirst broke cut in Europe y
said Governor Seay, there was ten
dency in Nireinia. to feel it was not our
war. Yet there was coupled with this
an equally strong feeling we should
take part in it. 1t was an impulse, but
one which gave definite groundwork
Tor tho present feeling that we arc
fighting war for democracy, however
much it was based on an emotion
rather than on any analysis of the
situation. The people of Virginia are
blood brothers of England, and there
was general impulse toward our tax
ing part. We're not our own kinsmen
fighting for their preservation? That
feeling was made apparent in the fact
that our young mon did not wait for
the draft. They went to war at the call
of war.
Apathy on First Loan
"Yet it is true that there was an
appreciable apathy in the first call for
Investment in the Liberty Loan Il
had not yet become evident that the
stake was equally the stake OF our
own liberties. IS well as those of our
kin across the sea. 1t was Pres ident
Wilson who made that plain to the
rcODle of Tirrinja Thny llndarc+ood
New-York tribune., 1918-04-09
Woman Who Killed
Sister Dies Insane

TRENTON, =. j., April cornolia
ConaoiIv, whe kiIlcd her sister, Estcllc,
On fasfer Sunday by opening the
arteries in her wrists, died today in
The New Jeraey state Insane Asylum.
she VIII be buried beside her ylctim. :.
The woman was sister-in law OF tne
widow of iienry -. Harris. the theatr-
cal producer, who lost hias life on .he
Titanic, Shs was il trained nurse.
New-York tribune., 1918-04-09
Mary Pickford in
Drive Wins $4,000
Actress Sells Many Liberty Loan
Bonds in Baltimore


BALTIMORE, April 8. Mary Pick
ford's patriotic appeals won subscrip-
tions by the hundreds to the new Lib
erty Loan at the Over There" War
Exposition here to-day and tonight.
The motion picture star arrived from
Washington and at once went 20 work
at The armory. She told the crowds
1hat she had subscribed for 100000
of the new Liberty Loan and had
$3.50, 600 of the previous loans. She
gave a smile. handshake and her au-
tograph to every subscriber With the
exception of Sl50.0o0 subscribed by
several banks. most Of The sub scrip-
tons were for $50 and 500 bonds, and
the actresses's one days campaign in
Baltimore netted $4,000 in subscrip-
tons to the loan.
New-York tribune., 1918-04-09
Fire Record

a. II.
: l0-lQn West lsSth st unknown: slight
40-lol West s.. automobile. Peter MctIeves
unknown.
8 5,lo-i946 Amsterdam ave Max Kaufman: slight
8 S-30-.nt. Second ave. John Armstrong: slight
y 5G--73J Bsocme ct J. SarnofT slight
s:35-broad~hy and l76th st. vacant lots: I'M
Known trihing
io---35, jerome ave. The Bronx: Louis wcr
slight.
ll;l5-Qusrrsboro II Bridge auto: TIdewaier OH Co
plSnr,eiI.
elS-l4s ID av peter Do.,lgcr. t-!a,nE
: to '>assau ~. j Iagarten Il Co fr!aing
i5-iiunts Point and C0s,rr ar The Bronx
automoliie. Afrid 'Oiner. tri.i.ng
7lo--ln front of III 10th AZ autoinohile: Jamez
aleiunuesg; irifing
s.3o---2lsl 2d az Frank Trena ,-,rinF
S.J5-Ne~ rrunsylvaua Hotel liD West 33d st
frr SPREAD 20 l3l 10 III West 33d H.. Penn
o sG-~il2 East ll7th IT, Max shrman tranr
10 3o-Frani nf 5i7 West 55th ST automobile I'm
known. uttiing
New-York tribune., 1918-04-09
Hurley to Investigate
Housing of Workers

WASHINGTON, April Chairman
Hurley of the Shipping Board, General
Manager Piez Of the Emergency Fleet
Corporation and other officials VIII go
70 Philadelphia Wednesday to investi-
gate the housing situation at the Hog
Island yard. They viii spend Thurs
day looking over sites proposed for
housing shipyard workers near the
yard and IN Camden. y. j., where 900
houses may be erected
New-York tribune., 1918-04-09
Senate Approves
Of Stettinius
Defers Action, However, on
Appointment Of Keppel

wAsHMGTON, April S.-The nomi-
nation OF T. R. Stettinius, of New York,
as Assistant Secretary of Wa. was con-
firmed late day by the Senate
The nomination of T. P. keppel for a
similar position went over temporarily,
although it is said that there was no
objection to confirmation.
New-York tribune., 1918-04-09
IL Perish, II Rescued, as
Belgian Relief Ship Sinks

THE HAGUE. April s.-The Belgian
relief ship Ministre de Smet de Naeyer
2,7l3 tons) sank on Saturday in the
North Sea. 1t is reported she struck
mime. Seventeen of those on board
were saved and twelve were drowned.
New-York tribune., 1918-04-09
The Weather Report

WASHINGTON. April s.--A shallow cyclonic de-
preston s central oiY the South Carolina coast
and pressure is unusually high in the upper lake
region Rainy weather has prevailed in Atlantic
Coast districts during the last twenty four hours.
with temperatures somewhat above the seasonal
avcrage In the interior valleys there has boon a
sharp fan in temperature.
Tho morning temperatures to-day were consider
ably below freezing IN the upper Mississippi Val
ley the Dakotas, Iowa and Nebraska
Rainy weather will continue in the Atlantic
states north Of the Carolinas during the next
twenty four hcurs with unimpor' temperature
changes during to-rorrow. but with considerably
lower temperatures wednesday. In the Ohio
Valley and the lake region il Will be warrncr
Wednesday.
Forecasts for Special LocaIltes.-Easts-n New
York. Eastern Pennsylvania aud New Jersey-Hain
to day partly cloudy and cooler 10 morrow.
Northern New Ensand-Uain to-day; partly
cloudy and colder tomorrow
Southern New Enslanl-Rain to-day. partly
cloudy to- morrow.
Western New York and Western Pennsylvania-
Cloudy to-day possibly occasional furries
along the lakes; fair to morrow
Local Ofnciai Record. The following oecial record
from the Weather Bureau shows temperatures dur
ing the last twenty four hours. in comparison with
tbe rorrrsrrndiry date af ast year:
New-York tribune., 1918-04-09
So, 500, 600 Chinese Silk Com;ng

oGDENSBURG, \. Y. April s.-A
CONSIGNMENT Of Chinese silk valued at
s2'5oo,Oeo was passed through the Gus
Tom mouse here to-day. The silk is
destined for New York Cies.
New-York tribune., 1918-04-09

Highest trmrcraturo ycsterflay. % degrres "a,
- Al u m lowest. Al 80 Il. M average.
50 average for same date thirty ycsgs i5
New-York tribune., 1918-04-09

3 a. M. 10 Al p M. so IL ?. IN. 30 20
Local uNciaI Forcca,t--Rain to-day partly
cloudy and cooler to morrow: fresh east to south
winds. 4
New-York tribune., 1918-04-09
earpmc.rr Readings

r NNlTUFtJ
SO ! .. MT 50 2. M.
New-York tribune., 1918-04-09
Apathy on First Loan

"Yet it is true that there was an
a7preciable apathy in the first call for
Investment in the Liberty Loan It
had not yet become evident that the
stake was equally the stake OF our
Kin across the sea. 1t was President
Wilson who made that plain to the
people of Virginia. They understand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-03
Richmond Will Be in
Four-Club Circuit

Tint Uichn,ond Is to have NirEinin
League bnll Nns definitely decided
9cStcrua! at tic meeting OF the Nir-
Gi"in League club owners in Nor
folk.
President W. ". bradley returned
t. the city last night bearing tho
rows thnt N fOur-rittb circuit Ind
hccr fully organized md that mr.
rnnSc 'ncutS ave To he nndc ut once
For the opening az the season.
Representative lfaracs, Duin. VIII
son. Iitt aud tOttreli, of Newport
News, HiChmoBd. Petersburg and
>or1o'h, respectively. ":Sot together
for tho FIRST time In n munth md
pow arc fully prepared 10 hS the
schedule. 'rhis work Is TO he done
,iu Newport News neat week.
"itS NIL over hut the Kicking"
Nr. bradley declared last night.
''Ihc four clubs viii operate under n
nircf!-dn! schedule nnd will bcEiu
play GA tho :trd Of this month. The
season viii end on I.n1ur Day.
"itich,nOnd II sure To have rrcdi-
tnhlc exhibitions this summer md
u il up TO the people TO show that
the! will support the game
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LEXINGTON RESULTS

rlIst racc-.-ihrcc quarters mIle--.Choir.
u,hs.cI. i"' 'Jolinson). Sll $3.50 and 5. 90
n as:,; slk i;;ady lgG tlarnerl Ss5,.o and
third. Time, i:Ii. Gus Srhccr. Ncnrc
Spcar'cmc Killing also ran.
second race -,our AMI one-hulf turlonrs-
pocohu: ITO tMctcalfD. $3.50. S..SU and So 10
mn St' 1'ttni;,. lSS uinnoycr): 81 and So: see
nn": .Hham. "a. ililiyD. 50. third. Time.
- p'' "'S'
Third racc--mic and scvcnty Yards
nick West. -? tGcntry). SlI.io. s;.io aud
;EI nrst; aronma.ter -: ,Morys,, $3.50
S.eV. third Time. i:iJ 3-j. Lucky Day,
fiashlisht. Paicinca also ran.
Fourth racc--four aud ono half furionSs--
Blushing Beauty. ITO Gentry. S33."0. si:.s0
ana t3so. first: Logs. 40 tSandc). $3.50
ana 1000. second: Madras. 10 Morris
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PIMLICO RESULTS

III;; Tac.syhaif mtlsln,le M.udt, ~
Cote. III tMcTaEEart. $500 ana :,
second Ne !anchoiia. ia ,o'Bricn, $3.50
thlrd Time. 40 81 seconds. Tho Taikct
BABY Girl: Democracy. Iron Boz. lccncman
oSGnondi i'oms c"lnins also ran;
Johrcn, lis liioblnson, $50 and $50.
second; Onward. lit tCollins,. $50 lhirt
Hart Rough Weather DaGeIns scotch
Woodcock. Jim liocy. Jack oil Spades. Cob
let. Assign also
ThirI racc.,ao milca-A-chdal.. 10
second: New Haven. ~. wnsoni, s. 90.
Supcrhu,nan. Gloucester! Mcsha,.h also r.n
Fourth racc--haif mile BonJour. los
monda, lit tW!Il!",. t..20 and sac. second
AVON. liz (Camphclp. $50. tiird. Time.
80 seconds. Superclious Woymouti Girl.
u. g. Girl DR. Rae. Commander also ran.
"a i,hth race-:Gr &c -nnarrsers 'niieoC,nnk.
Peerless one, 10; lMchtcel. e. ANA $40.
third Time. IA 80. Eed ScN. sun-oi,i
Nebraska. fl,tersold also ran.
SiNth racc--on. inile--Poiroma. lie
man. 10 tDominicil $40 and out, second:
Syrian. io$ tkummer,. out. third. Time.
Seventh racc-sN furonsS-Ihe Masquc-
Favor. l0J Rodriguez, 500 end $3.50.
$3.50. third. Time. i.i5 - Silk Rtrd.
The Deci.iom. Gener.l Election. Cadillac
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PIRATES WIN PITCHERS DUEL
IRr Associa.cd prcssl

PITTSBURGH. May ".--ln a pitching
duel between Hamilton and Ames
Pittsburgh defeated st. Louis here to-
day. ] to o. ArIcs was reached for a
single and 4 double in the first inning.
Pittsburgh thereby scoring the only
run OF the game. After the first in
ming not q Pittsburgh player reached
first base 81. Louis had men on bases
several times, but were unable to hit
safely at tho right time. Three fas.
double plays aided the home team 1t
was Ilamil;on'S fourth victory OF the
Score:
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ATHLETICS DOWN YANKS
fRv Assncin.nl rrn..

NEW YORK. MAY ..-Philadelph.a
defeated New York in an uphill game
here today. to .. Walker tied the
score for the Athletics in the seventh
inning with I; home run, retiring
Mogridgc. The visitors won off RUS
sell In tile ninth. scoring three runs on
two hits. a hit batsman. u base on balls
and sacrifice ny. one hundred and
known as the 'biuc devils" who arc
here in the interest OF tho Liberty
loan. attended the game. They were
escorted and driycn to the game by a
squad q: women from tho National
League for Womcn's Service. who also
were in uniform. Score:
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First National ,ictor,.

outrlassed in about the same pro.
portion as were the Richmond Ints las,
American National agErcga,ion was
showed unde: by tho swat attack Of
the First National and was defelted bv
tho Score o. -; to g.
Score by innings: y
First National -. u l-i3
Amer. NatiOna!...o o @ y O. {
The First National team journeys to
Sa"oi nest Wednesday, 10 play one
Of Tho agGreGa.ioas in THAI local:ty.
The proceeds Of Tie exhibition will 20
10 the BED Gross
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BROOKLYN DEFEATS BRAVES

81 EEOoKbYN. May Pat Raglan. OF
& Boston. who attempted 20 pitch games
aon two successive days. was beaten TO-
DAY by Brooklyn = TO I. Nj Of Bostcn's
friEht-hdndcd pitchers except EaEan are
sill and Manager Sta!l!nEs would not
start a southpaw against tho Superlas
81 RaEan was knocked out OF the boT
Tin sev9n innings and Canavan. a Left
handler. hold the locals 10 one hit in
conc inning. Schmandt led III tie ba;-
ting with triple. double and a SIN
sic, while oMara's hcldinr featured
President F.hhctS o: Brooklyn has
.protcstcd 10 President Tenor. Of the
National League. aEGinS, Ma:hauS en-
.tcrinr ~ munttion factory and Tener
ilr's promised To appeal TO the govern
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otalS ~ u l.
ilia:tcl for Shaw in :si%;.,.
Eattcd for IiunrNnt in eighth.

EtNTN UI ITn.N5s. :.
Washington ... 10 o--I
Boston ......... 3 y o KS
summary: l;uns--Shanls. Hooper ,2).
Shcan. %trunh co. &chane CD. McIn-
mis-. Two base hits--Shanhs. Hooper
o.. Strunk. Stolcl! haSns--MCrGan.
Hooper. Scott. StrunlS Sacrifice hit
Mc1nn:s. Left on Observation-Disclosures.
): Boston. s. First on crrors-Boston.
-. Bases on hal!s-off shaw. =: Off Du
mont. =: on Craft. of Leonard. -.
EitS--off Shaw. III = innings. off Du
mont. " in inning: of Craft. none in
inning. llit by p.tchcr-by Leonard,
| No-San). Struck ou:-by Dumont,
=: by L soaard =. Losing pitcher. Shaw.
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GIANTS AND PIRATES
SHUT OUT OPPONENTS
PhilIies Fail to Score Single Run
Against New York in Threc
Straight Games.
KNOCK MAINS OUT OF THE BON
Brooklyn Downs Boston; Two Teams
Tic for Seventh Place in National
h I.eague-Cubs Tighten Grip ON
n Second Position by Defeating Reds.
IRy Associatsa r.es..l

~ PHlLADELPliIA, May 2.---Tailing 70
mako q run for the third straight game,
allowed New York TO
fmakc a clean sweep Of the series to-
8daS, score, to .. The Giants Knocked
sNa!n out OF the box in the nth in
SninE, Doylcs horYcr with two on bases
sl,einS the fnai blow. lloSg. who sue
2ccedea Mains. hcli the GIANTS to three
Cults. New GUrN to-day released
,Pftchcr George Smith to Cincinnati.
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RECRUIT PITCHER TO RESCUE
La Assnc.u,cd Prcss.l-

DtTItOIT, Ma H.-Nftcr CHICAGO Had
piled W four-run lead and driven
Pitcher James from the box with none
out IL; the first inning. Detroit. with
Ic"cl!it pitcher in the box punched hits
of l'ahcr and DSnforth and won tho
opening game o: the series. 20 i. here
today. Nal!io. although Wild. was cf
fcctivH IN thc pinc!lcs and received good
support. particularly from Vii: at third
base. Fifteen bases on balls figured in
The game. Score:
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INDIANS BEST ST. LOUIS,
ALTHOUGH 0UTBAT TED
While Recruit Hurlcr Saves Day for
Tigers in Opcuing Game
With White SoH.
ATHLETICS WIN FROM YANKs
Red SoN Come SACK Good and Hard,
Defeating Senators by Score Of &
tn l--Clcyeland Takes Mortgage
ON Second Place.
NY A.souiatcI rrcSs.l

ST. LOUIS. May 2.-S;. Louis outhit
Cleveland to-day. but tho latter team
had better success IL punching hits
aud won. : TO =. Joe Wood. playing
in the outic,d for Cleveland, took Il
leading par; for the visitors. In the
seventh inning. with the score tied, ne
doubled. was sacrificed TO third, aud
scored on single by iiasby. Iris
speaker. VINO suffered an :iitarh OF
ptomainc poisoning last Night rocov
cred in time IL get into the game in
the seventh inning. The score:
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CUBS WIN BATTING BEE
rBy Asso lated Press
CHICAGO. Nav ..-Chicaco

J. NIlINANO' Nav ..--ChIcaso over
came a hve-run lead to-day. ana in a
batting bee defeated Cincinnati, in the
first game Of the series hero. !. 10 s.
fSths visitors n; Walker bad IN the
carter, Who. although hit hard. man.
aged TO hold down the score Ecsun
SWaS unanlc :" sop the locals when
eve WaJ TO tcuicE. who ala not fare
sn rue, hctier than his predcce or.
ert nom" run Nh. in sent Mann
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$1,000. third Time. % 80 second rn.
Randall. Batter cake. Lcsotai. itegallo. Ia.
cmptcd also
Fifh rucc---six furlonEs-Tacoia ~,
tGarncrl. s:.sC. $50 aud 81, nrst; Ei:l,.
s. Augustine. los tconmoiiy,. $50. ' tI,r.ii''
Time: l:i3 REGAL Lodge. Duke oil savoy
aud Theodore Fair also ram.
siN,n raye o- snd ,?nc ,o inlics-
hrst: Gordon Russell. no tDurAchJ. $50
aud out second: Little bigger. lti INA.
iestic). out. third. Time. zoe 80 Cor,
Lane also
Seventh racc--m,le and seventy .ysrds---
ilrhi: Rcdmon.. lCs Ccrump,. $3.50 aud $3.50.
second: John I. bay. loJ tGooScb. So third,
Timc. I:a5. Risnarolc Brig OF War. Fritz
Ernest, Ndio. Tokalon March ALSO ran
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BOSTON TAKES ODD GAME
lHN discounted rrc... /

BOSTON. May ..--i;u$ton took the
odd game OF the series from Washing
ton, Ia |. to-day. shaw and Dumont
Mere hit naTd, ana tho visitors made
i've errors. Hooper made three doubtless
AMI NcIuuiS singled three times III az
many times a.; bat, also keeping hi?
Seasons fielding record clean. i.avan
ticldcd We'll and made three OF the five
hits Washington got on Leonard. The
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e ,
81. Louis.
I'IttHU TVT TItT NCT N SSNCli! n.
Bat;cd for So;horon in eighth.

Score by innings: L.
Cleveland ~ o o o O.;
81. Louis .... o q 0 q o..
summary: Runs Halt. Soth, Wood.
MaiSel, Sisler. Tvo-hasc hits-Wood
Tohin: Sacrifice hts-Chapman O'Ncili.
Mai%c!. Left on baScs--cic vcland Z.
st. Louis. I. Eases on ha' S--nn EaG-
by 5: Oft Sothorou. .. Ilits--on seth
ORION. in innings: OF Iog rs. none
in inning. StruCI out---by EaSby. |:
~ Sothoron, Z. Losing pitcher, Soth-
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ia tied for Perry in fourth.
Kan for Pratt in ninth.

Score hy innings T.
Philadelphia ..l o! o -
New York ....2 - o o 0 D >
transformations Walks" 90. Burns
Gardner. Shannon. Giihoolcy. rcckin
pauSh. Baker, ripp. Miller. Two-basc
hil.- eek mpauGh, Hod:c. Home run
Walker. Sacrifice hits * OPP Perry.
Sacrifice hies-liDp. Shannon. Eodic
Double plays Mo@ridgr, rccliinnau2,!
ana I,ipp: puGan. shannon and Burns
-; GARNER. shannon and Burns Left
on bases New York. -: philadcIphia
~. First "n --phjladciphia j.
iIii"-of Perry IN > inning SIS: or
ADAMS. " in . innings nonc out in
hlntn); on Cicary. none in inning:
OF MogridSc. iii - innings; on
Russell. in. .3 innings. Hi by
pitchcr-by Aio-ridgc ,Shannon): by
ADAMS tiannahD: by Russell tEurnsj
Struck out-hy Nogrdgt. = by H;isscll
l. by adams, !. Passed bail-EIaunal
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Academy vs.. Mcouir.., ro-d,,

fhe Richmond academy and Mcclure
mines VA! clash this afternoon for the
first time This spring ms nrohaiic
batteries arc Pollard and Du-rctt. FOR
CURES.
the g@;nc Is % start AZ o'clock
STANDING In The L'ren ScnnoI i.na s,n..
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Pittsburgh.
'Eatted for .Ames in eighth.

81. Louis o o q q q d q q %
Pittsburgh l 0 u q u q o d Of
Run ollwi;Z. 'Two-taSc hit-Carev
stolen base--cutshaw Double plays
liam !ton, cut&haw ANA AIoliwit;::
Hamilton. Cation and Nollwitz: Schmidt
ana Mex echnio. Left on baSeS-Si
Louis. 3 Pittsburgh, =. l'irs; base on
erroi's-St: Louis, !: Pittsburgh l.
Bases ON balls--off Hamilton. > His
of AIncs. = In innings: OH Sherdcil
mono in one. Str;!cl, ou,-oy Ames. ~
ny Hamilton. /. Winning pitcher.
Hamilton; losing pitcher lines
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The Valentine Museum

ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS
hours ID ~ NJ. 10 r. NJ. Admission c3c.
Free on Saturdays.
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q summary: Huns-YounE GU. Eau;r.
~: Burns Dovlc 90. Two-hasc hits
Young Kaun rcrritt IIoGG. Home
Nun -Doyic. Sacrifice nicsNMcCarty.
1:imulcrrnan. dc able play-Fietche
and Holkc. Left OH ha scs-New York.
Is: Philadelphia s. First On errors
New York. j. Bases on h;.lis--off Mains.
.. Flts-of Main in L" innings:
off HoEE. . In "a innings Hit by
spitchcr-hy Mains. ! 0<auft). struck
{oyt--hy rHrritt. / by liogg. !. Losing
spitchcr. Mains.
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A. & {. SCORES WINNING
RUN IN TENTH FRAME
Excellent Pitching aud Tight Field
ing on Wcsthampton Dia-
mond Yesterday.
SPIDERS MAKE rLuckY FIGHT
Richmond College Comes Up From
Rear in Fifth aud Ties Score.
While Each Team Anncxcs Run in
EiGhti,-Gamo Full OF "Pcp."

In a contest featured by beautiful
pitching aud tight fielding the North
Carolina ~ & +. team Defeated the
Spider aggregation yesterday afternoon
by u score OF to >. The game. which
began at t:i5. went through ten innings
and ended at o'clock.
Richmond College made their first
tally in tn" second frame. Northern
reached first when his erouHdcr Vas
mufccd 10y tho y. 4 T.. shor,Htop. Kuyk
laid down buns to advance Northcru
to second. but lhc visiting backStup
threw wild I" '.St ana kuyk went
to second and Northern WAS safe at
third Thea Knight singled to center
and Northern scored. but kuNlS was
Unable TO pass third. Oliver and Wcst-
ornan famed in success, on.
Coming back strong il tho next in
ming. the visitors scored twice. Sipe
struck out. Gurry snapped out hot
Eroundcr to Wcstcrman. who throw
Wild Ia first. Then 'rcsscly singled
down the ;irs; base line and Knight
spider RICH, heldcr. thrcw into second
10 head off tho runner and thus allowed
Curry TO cross TN" pan. i'rcsslcy nd-
vanccd 10 second on Davies stab to
third base and came in when Johnson
singled TO right
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GAMES TODAY.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
Chicago at iirtroit.
iSustuu at New York.
Washing tou at rbiiadclphla
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Winuin. pitcher, Adams; losing pitch
or I.uSSCiI
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TNMES TU-DA1.
Cincinnati at Chicago
ST. Louis nj Pittsburgh.
Phiadclphia ut Brooklyn.
New York at EuSton. /