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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-06-01
PASSPORT Strawberry Festival.

Last night the PASSPORT Auxiliary
of the Red Cross gave a strawberry
festival at Fifth street and Chesapeake
avenue. The attendance of the public
was not as large as might have been
expected for such a worthy cause.
The meeting was ably presided over
by Mr.. Walter H. Hart, and two STIR
ring addresses were made by Judge
Robert Moss and Professor Alphonso
Smith. The ladies OF the Auxiliary
are to be complimented upon their at
tractive Rel Cross showing" as they
were all dressed in white and wore
the very becoming nurse caps or head
dress.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-06-01
The Capital Supplement.

With today's issue of the paper, The
Evening Capital and Maryland Gazette
is sending cut a supplement, which
consists of the Public General Laws
of Maryland.
Every subscriber to The Capital
should preserve this copy of the laws
and familiarize themselves with the
new laws passed by the last Legisla-
ture, many of which become effective
today Ignorance of the law is no ex-
cuse for its violation.
Read carefully The Capitals sup
plement today
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-06-01
Called Home Bv Death.

Mr.. Charles a. Rusteberg, of 1S9
Prince George street, has been called
to his parents home in Baltimore by
the sudden death of his mother
1t is understood that his mother,
Mrs. Catherine A. Rusteberg, wife of
Charles Rusteberg. ST., dropped dead
yesterday.
Mrs. Rusteberg was II, years old
The funeral will take place from her
late residence, No. 2039 Cough street,
on Monday afternoon at three o'clock.
Interment will be in Mt. Carmel Gem
etery
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-06-01
BEARERS
SHOW WORK DONE

At an interesting and pleasing en-
tertainment of 1.-The Standard Bear
ers" Of the First Methodist Episcopal
Church, an organization of young peo-
pie. an exhibition of work done by the
members was much admired The
young Bearers" have been making
clothes for War Orphans, and their
work is highly creditable. Many gar
ments will be sent to the French or
phans. victims of the present war.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-06-01
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS;
SEVENTH GRADE WINS.

The Seventh Grade boys of the An
napolis Grammar School led the
school, and the three freshmen classes
of the High School in the number of
points Friday afternoon at / o'clock
The S0-pound, 440 relay, composed
of the following four men, won, and
that counted many points. The line
up was:
A. Wilson, c. Crandall, B. Glickman,
NJ Meekins.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-06-01
THE U. s. GTARn

THE U. >. GUARD
Under the chief of militia, this coun-
trywide body is organized for home
service Thousands are eligible in
every state. Read this article in The
washington Sunday Star June o
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-06-01
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage license were
issued from the Office of the Clerk
of the Circuit Court here today:
Walter o. Snyder, "a, of Baltimore,
and Ann Caroline Collinson, %, of
Birdsville
Thomas Warren Rice, 81, and Mary
Hilda Beasley, IS. both of Baltimore.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-06-01
Special Service.

AT O'Clock tomorrow afternoon
there will be special service at Mt.
Zion Methodist Episcopal (colored)
Church at Eastport
The Rev. Lee Andrew Carter, of
Washington, will preach. The pastor
of this church is the Rev. Alexander
Dennis
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-06-01
Buried In Baltimore.

The remains of Adelaide, the infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Graham, of Eastport, were taken to
Baltimore this afternoon for burial in
Mount Carmel Cemetery, that city.
The child's death was due to whoop-
ing cough and pneumonia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-15
lATONIA RESULTS

yn~e Wit i' hq Ge r e Ia 'ssT!@ %
~. MT Si'Nrry Light. liz CMctcalf) s.
r. "nL 800 .Ge"ud col! Harrison. ~ ,M
I.s9Ps~ Msrss j2iia wynlo5sr. SIR Fi Bra u.
second race six furlonps- Kama. loo rE.
- ots fH".a", $50 and sec. frs, sale.
King Sole, loJ 90. W Carro!H. $40 third
I'M. American Alalca. Tom ,u-
sIhGiri ,TSG9Go-,iN. furlonss.- Me!us. 1903
ond S"sot 'Iyssum. - ~ MajesticJ 81 SO.
third Time. 1913. Jauh.r I;orubasi lin.
- Ebony, Don Dodge and Kings Joker ais,
m Eog IN, rag,cm ~ and seventy. yards
sSte- nrat American Eagle. Io3 tJohnsnnJ
q G"n,ryj 81 90. thrd TiIne. i;i ,.5
SHiH St,pb' ana Grundy also ran
"a 'ne inauEHraI handicsp, FOR
nnc siHteenth i,aEchcr. il5 r.. Mink
s.IG f2so End s3.2o. FIRST: Arriej 1873 tE
iett. .:9s ,I,apa'll;},: $50. third Time.
M.or PARE. ii6 cE:' ssndd hs" , tqToion e.
anG $50. hrst; Legal. iii a. Howard
s7-'o ana SO second: Hrothcr Msci.eatn1.
sesona. hh% %4ney E, t;j2 'hFd Tine
, seventh r.ce--ui!le and sixteen, h !, a..
sng"i"r. llj tG"ntryJ. $50. 81 80 ana :. 70
,rs i"ruEin", o. (LunsfOrdJ t!g5O AMI
=, - s*TT1na w! 81! igs Crhur6erJ, s. 50.
ur".ll" cruces. Ardent SchSrueT' -,
anl 7!f1cknhI! also ran .
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BELMONT RESULTS

First r.ec nyc fur'onEs Sydrarya. iia
Dancing Carnival, io7 Hi"ID . to = TO ;.
ard t" >. second: lack I.rary rs oar
TIM. 90 "a Sunduri.,, fortunes Favor
Earnest Swe"rlci Fodder ,sn raii
Second rac"-siE furloncs -llauicrcna
first; Trophy 700 ,ijcID 80 TO- j. 10 10
and " ." !. second. Plymear. 80 G'.ir-
nr"th'r,, l" =. to . AMI out. third.
N.li'nn. Tho Portuguese Of X STAR Ben
ais
rh;r- ra.r- mic and a sixteenth Nom,-
noe. 100 tH.rciori. II t. 10. % so . and
{" = rist. Ellison. Ill iDwrrsp ~ 10 :
t" an &" ! second: Altman lls ,i:u-
s2r. =" =, e" : aud /" third. Time
i;i6 So liuhbuh. King Hcplunp. stitch in
rour.h rn, via. .nd . gt&,"on,n uon-
Gr.", ~ s. H.. I" +. ON and out. tlr.t
SuahaSh p .-f Robins SOM. oycn ont; on
sc'phn. ''ir.'.s Gus 80 ti.yr'). 10 :. out
"nt. 'Eirt I'M. 80 80. only three
,,Ftflh RE, FOUR and "n...haf furronrx
rUs "io"s" l09 ,ilclscyl. " to >. Ito ana
cNeil thirH Time. - ~ Lady Rosebud
Aa!"i" i%n=. iuHti". rurlinc. I.aCknwannn
Queen "' th' -" and AutiGual also ran.
%iNih race milo Princess Ii0 tRobin.
HT9ne"r 10 DiuNt"Ip to /. 10 ana
~ o. second lGsgUc .u Bout; lilo
INn"rui - "a :. 10 II and ! 10 T. mir!
Tiun 81 "a Daed.lus Posiarc Sttinn
PHh.n Mary. Puts -''! Calls paZ2a N.c.
p, ~. postmaster ana Winning card also
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-15

II therefore looks likely that Me
Council Will he shifted to the third
sack: that is. IL + 8 throws will carry
true from third to first. II this is done.
second base viii 10 filed IN with a
utility man.
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GREAT OLD REMEDY
FOR SKIN DISEASES

ana cause most decided abatement Of
your trouble and finally make you en-
ttrely we'll Fifty years ago s & :
was discovered and given To suffering
mankind. During this period IT has
proven its remarkable curative prop-
critics az blood purifier and tonic.
and has relieved thousands Of cases OF
disease caused by poor or impure
blood. and chronic or inherited blood
diseases. You can bc relieved. but Won
must take :. = 3 Take IL IL only pin-
pies appear for they denote bad blood
and may bc followed b. tho sunerinEs
from tor,urinE skin cruptionS. There
fore he sure. Don't take chance
don't use lotions. Get :. = S from
your druggist. II yours Ia a special
case. write for expert medical advice.
Address Medical Director, AS Swift
Laboratory. Atlanta. Ga.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-15

Who Stinson wiz place a, third is a
matter for dis 'ussior. He asked sew
cral Of the players Yesterday afternoon
about the probrhili,v II inducing T'itt
TO sign with the club Sain. Pitt. when
questioned. stated that his professional
DAYS were over
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COLTS WIN FROM TARs
BUNCH HITS AND TAKE
GAME BY ONE-SIDED SCORE
Errors and lnck az Pep Part OF
80 ! Norfolk Team, Contribute
TO Slow Exhibition.

! Checked full OF errors. errors and
then again more errors and niled up
TO tho brin with hits, swatS and cloutS.
the Richmond Norfolk exhibition of
yesterday afternoon dragged out for
two hours. and HANDFUL of fans saw
the most pcpieEs game mat has been
The final score Of the walhover was
Ii to . in favor OF tho Colts.
There is little TO tell OF the contest.
and only ono cNrlaHation 10 offer for
the Tar defeat: the Colts outclassed
their opponents in every stage of the
game. and scored practically at Will.
WAS Knocked from the mound and was
replaced by I<ro2er IN the NTH. The
latter hurlcr did quite bit better
than his predecessor al owing only
two singles and | three Dagger
The grand Col; swatfcst began with
e rush in the second inning. during
which the sum total Of six runs We're
nut aside to the credit OF the locals.
The smuggling carnival cont nu Il
throughout tho remainder of tho sadly
uncnthmsiastic seven innings
Here's the way the Kichmond bats
men laid up against the bail:
Second inning: Johnson was out from
Gillespie TO Dev;;li. but Siinson was
safe at first, and took second when his
groundcr was thrown wild by Brown.
Holmes whanced hot one to Broom.
and stayed AT first on the error. Stin-
son coming in witt the first run Sur
ncy walked. and Holmes went 10 sec
through Tcrhunc Iurncy took second
aud Holmes third ON the play McCon-
nell hit the third hall Of tho inning Ia
Eroom. who muffcd for tho third time
letting Holmes and Hurncy trot grace
fully 10 homo. Mcp.m singled through
shortStor. and Jackson rode in on tho
hit Mcconnell adv lnrinG t" second
came across with a healthy WALTON
over thirL. scored Mcconnell and nut
McpuM ON third lol nson came 20 hat
SWINGING his hofty clcan-un stick. bat
he was uuah'" TO do .irv further d"rl-
@co to III" Tars, as Miller was ru',
Gown between second and FIRST Nc
ruff cross d The r'r.. before tho rIs \
vas made on Miller aVd brought IL
80 sixth ;rll.v Of the frame"
ir is us, less 10 y" intr tho details
- tho massacre: it * only necessary
~ say tina, The defensive work o.
Manager Drvlin'r s'iuad must inp-ov'
materially Acforc II VIII have n lool
In ~ tho remnant Of 1918
Following Is vcctcrdrv's scars
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;. 5. S. Clears Skin of Erup
tons, Drives Poison From
the System.

Get il fixed in your mind that skin
cruptions. Scrofula Eczema burning.
itching skin. and all ski diseases arc
due entirely I" impure and infected
blood. If the trouble was on the out
side OF the skin. by simply washing
and Keeping /, clean. you could obtain
reiict--not even ointmcnts. lotions aud
saves would be necessary. Agree with
us In this belief. and your trouble can
nc rel"vcd-you can be entirely re-
stored to health = s. s. is "A purely
vegetable trcatmen; that you can Sc
cure from your own druEGist--it is "A
blood tonic that viii purify your blood
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Here and There
With Carlo "

Berloon. bcrnoon. thy name is Ter
hume.
The visiting pitcher sailed far on,
into the horizon yesterday afternoon
SO far that Manager Dcvlin was forced
10 bring him down to earth in the NTH
Then krozer. catcher. was sent in L.
thing for the Colts to swat. hu, lot
down his opponents with three hits.
The use of "A catcher for mound work
is a sure indication that the Norfolk
In fact, i; may he dcduccd that there
was no other pitcher to use, as Maya :
lister had seen service the day before.
The baseball scribes arc. therefore,
able TO pick the batteries without much
trouble. II is almost an assured fact
that the pitching and receiving end OF
the days game Will he done by Ma
gals and Flahcrty.
Fendcll. a Young right,hander was
given his first iryout in Colt uniform
in the latter stages OF the exhibition.
In the seventh and the eighth he kept
the hits of the rars scattered. and his
blow up in the ninth may nc at
tribu,cd TO an attack of stascfright
With stcadincss. young Fcndcll will
come out considerably. He has a will
and way.
Ninson will not he in tho Colt lineup
this afternoon.
lie has held for seven months com
mission as first lieutenant in tho den
tai corps OF tho Cni,cd states Army.
1t WAS known by Manager Stinson that
he would. In all probability, he called
for duty within the next ten days. but
his departure Was not expected TO take
place 50 soon
vinson. who is one of the fastest
iuheldeis in the league with tho cx-
coption OF Mac" Pitt. extended last
night lis thanks for the cour;csics
rendered him ny the ms Of Richmond.
Who Stinson wili place a, third is
matter for dis 'ussion. He asked sew
eral Of the players Yesterday afternoon
about the probability N inducing Pitt
TO sign with the club gain. Pitt. when
questioned. stated that his professional
days were over.
II therefore looks likely that Me
Council Will he shifted to the third
sack that is. IL + & throws Will carry
true from third to first. II this is done.
second base viii no filled IN with a
utility man.
Joe Borhinr presented himself be-
fore tho game at Boulevard Park and
warmed up with tho boys. The arm
Is all to the good" he smiled. and it's
pity | won't be able to use it this
year
Joe received an ovatio from his sup
portcrS in tn" stands
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hattcd for Watson in eighth.

CONTINUED OH seventh Page)
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INDIANS DOWN ATHLETICS
Icy Associa,ed Pres

CLEVELAND. June l4.--philadclphi
outbattcd clcNe!a nd in the first game
OF the series here to-day. but lost. to
., double plays keeping the visitors
from winning. II was Philadelphia's
first trip here this season. Groom was
knocked out Of the box in the fourth
Inning. f.nZmann. who finished the
game, vas effective, winning his first
gam" for Cleveland. Score:
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DIVIDE DOUBLE-HEADER
iRy A,soriatcd prcs-

PHILADELPHIA. June list Louis
and Philadelphia split even In double.
header to-day. tho locals taking tho
first game. - to !, and st. Louis the
second. 6 to 3. Cravath's home run in
the tenth won the opening contest after
the visitors tied the score in the eighth
inning. In tho second game st. Louis
fourth. and won. 6 TO 3 The Phillics
hit safely in every inning Of this con-
test. but could not score until tho
eighth. llcathcotc's hitting and a bare
hand running catch by Mcusei featured.
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BRAVES TAKE SERIES
Try Associated Press. J

BOSTON. June l4-DeSpitc a final
rally which yielded Pittsburgh four
runs. Boston won. : to .. to-day. taking
the series three out of four and going
into third place. tie with Cincinnati
Rudolph held the visitors to six hits
for the first eight innings Wickland
made a clean home run to far right
center as first man up in tho fifth and
with Smith on base in the same inning
RehE got homo run to left when
King ovcrran tho ball. Score:
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YANKS BEAT TIGERS
tRN Nssnria,cd l,rc.x |

DETROIT. June l4.-Ncw York de-
fcatod Detroit. II to. 6. in a free hitting
contest this afternoon. Tho visitors
bunChcd nine hits with a base on balls
and an error for nine runs in tho third
and fourth innings. The hcldinE OF
reCkinpauEh. who accepted twelve
chances without an error. and Pipp's
batting were noteworthy. Score:
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White Soy Infcld.y Chilled

'1TTTAED. JUne l4-patricl IIar
grove. utility !nn.ldcr wi,h The rhjcaro
americans. vas called into the National
n,,r'n| tonight from his home in
" !'h.ta Kansas. he Is the ;cmtn mem
Der Of the club to join tho colo-s
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.Hattcd for Vaughn in ninth

.COTc UN innings. T.
Chicago . D o o u n 90
New York , o "
summary: Runs--Burns. Young 81.
Fletcher. kauT. Zimmerman. IIolkc.
o-basc hit-SounE Home run
Young. Sacrifice hit-iIolkc. Sacrifice
hy--Saridcn. Double plays--liollo-
cher tunassistcd): Fletcher and FIoikr.
Lett on bases New York. ,; Chicago.
j. First on crrors-Ncw York l. Bases
on hailS-of Vaughn. |. struck out
by Demaree. B: by Vaughn :"
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WHITE SOX TAKE FIRST
my Associated Trcss.

CHICAGO June lt.-A seventh in
ming rally in which the Washington
defense went To pieces enabled Chicago
TO win tho first game Of u series here
to-day. TO & i.cibold made four hits.
two OF which we're doubles. and drew a
base on balls in five times up. The
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Cutshaw to Mollwitz: Carey to Cation
Left OH bases-Pittsburgh. :. Boston
Z. Bases on balls--on Cooper. .: of
Rudolph !. Struck out--by Cooper. |;
by Rudolph. 4. Wild pitch-Coopcr.
Passed ball-Schmidt
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iaul > - -
A Louisville Louisville 3: Mime
- Toledo Toledo. 2: Milwaukee 6
~ mbgs-Columbus- Kansas Ci,y
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ST. LOUIS DOWNS RED sOXI
LEAGUE LEADERS LOSE
lame BY CLOSE SCORE
Indians Defeat Athletics. White 80,
Hest Warrington md New York
Ntns rrom Detroit.
lHS Associated Press.

ST. LOUIS June li.-Wi,h the score
70 q IN bostonS taNor in the ninth.
Win TWO men on base and two uu,.
lctc Johns. pinch hitter tor so,horon.
tripicd past Strunk. scoring Gcdcon and
AUSTIN. ana giving ST LOUIS a I-to-I
victory over Boston in the urat game
OF the series to-day. Ruth's bat GROVE
in three OF BoStou'S runs. Thc score:
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f'hatta-

'uooEa , III" ID :
- Mobile. l. Mcrnphls. n
- HiTm!ns - Hirmingtan. {.
40 other games scheduled
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GIANTS SHUT OUT CUBS
VICTORY GIVES NEW YORK
EVEN BREAK ON SERIES
braves Defeat Pirates md Tic Rcds for
Third I'lncc-St. Louis and
thiilies Split Even.
10" Associated Press.

u" Associated Press.
NEW YORK. June 14.-Ncw York
raised its National League champion
ship pcnnant here to-day and ccle :
DRAFTED the uccaSio.: with Il 1-to-0 vic
tory over Chicago. II gave the New
Works an even break on tho series.
Dcmarce gave S"icaEo only four scat
tered hits. Vaughn WIS easy for New
York IN the first inning. when they
scored five runs on tive hits. including
home run by Young. The score:
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Champion BiiIInrdi.t pies.

Liy Associated Ptcss.l
WASHINGTON Juno li-Frank
sherman. former world champion
pocket billiard player died al his home
here to-day.
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Totals


EunS-BUrns. McAvoy. Evans (2),
Chapman. "ambsgansS. Two-basc hits
walker. Roth, Evans, Chapman t2),
speaker. Sacrifice hit--Chapman Dou-
bic plays Chapman and Miller. Chap
man, Wambsganss and Miller; Evans.
NambsGanss and Miller: Gardner Du-
gan and Burns Left on basc3--ihila-
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dclphia. 10; cleveland. e. First on
errors -Philadc lphia. /: cleveland. l..
Bases on balls-on ,icary. -: off Groom
|: off Enzmann, =. Ilits--on Groom, .
in innings: o" Enzmann in in
nincs Struck out--by Gcary. .: by
Groom. |: by Enzr:an~. |. Winning
acknowledgements.
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>r.,>DlNG Oh THE CLUES
GAMES TO-DAY

NNMES TODAY.
-. Louis nj Boston.
Chicago mt lsruoEiyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
pittsburgh ut Philadelphia.
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..............32 G.2G Ii
ST. Louis.
Total
1.-TWO oui Wncu winning run scored
Stated for Gerber in ninth.
xEattcd FOR Hale IN ninth
rkattcd for SOt kOron in ninth

Score by innings: Il.
Boston . % ol . %
81. Louis ........ q . q u ~ u =
summary. Euns-lioopcr. Shcan t2).
Thomas. Mascl. SiSlcr. Smith. Gcdeou.
Austin Two-baSr hit--Ruth Three
base htS-Sislcr. Johns. Stolen bases
Scott SISTER. Smith. Sacrifice hits
MaiScl, Scott double piay-Shcan.
McInnis and Scot Left on bases
BOSTON, :: st. Louis. :. First on err
rors--St Loui. Bases on halls-on
Bush. =: off Soihrron. =. Struck out
hv EiSh :: hN Sothnrnn.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
htSburEh. 6; Huston j.
Gin inn:Iti. l; IrOUIIiNn .
thitnSn. o: New York J.
St. Louis. I: philntielp hin I. first camel.
ST. l.ouis. d: Philadelphia. 3 isccond
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Hn'"hurEh ....n q n n . n a.
IS~~'o1 . . n I Y
P""~-T1-or f"N. Gu S''7 W. NJ
r""Nrin. Schmidt. richnn. En,lv. uicl;
'""d ''N. j g. Smith ~ PnhC Two
hose N'"-Ri~hen. I. g S'>-i,h E","'-
"hv R"h- Homo rrrs Pohc Wi~l,
'nNh. Stoinr hae~-Wirkl- Sor-ifcn
hi's-E or~tchv. Her7oc Ca~-ifcn nv
King. Double nlavs-Mck echnie 70
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Score by innings. X
Washington 800. % %
Chicago 49,. 20 "c4 "
t2). Murphy. l-cibold 90. T.. Collins
Weaver. Risberg. Schalk. rwo-base
hiis-l.cibold 90 stolen bases-JudEc.
Milan. Sacrifice hitS-E. Collins. Sac
rihcc ny-Morgan. ;pouhlc play--Gan-
dill 20 Weaver TO Gaudii. Left on bases
Chicago. .: Washington. :. First on
errors-ChiraGo Bases ON balls
off Shcllenback. !: off Ayers. :. Struck
out-by Shellenba, X. >; by Ayers. >.
WINNING p!tChcr. Sh. llenback.
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RncInr Mnx lie s,noncd nurinr Mnr.

LEXINGTON. KY. June li.---RacinE
in Kentucky is likely to stop during
the war despite tho statement of J. NJ
Camden. Of the State racing commits
sion. he would not call off racing.
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GAMES iO.ijAi.

GAMES iO-Dil.
Washington at Chiruco
i.OSt,n nj IT. Louis
Nci. l.r.< at Drtrnit.
Philadelphia mt Cleveland.
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Detroit.

%; Eakcr CD, Finp 80. Thormahelcn
Bush. Cobb 90. Ncach Young. Two
base hits-Feck Pipp. Marsans.
Cobb Three base hits-Eaker Cobb
Pipp. Stolen hases-Cobh. Bush. Young
90. Sacrifice hits--Pratt. Marsans
Gilhooley. Sacrifice fy-Bodic. Double
plays-Thormahelcn Pratt. Pipp and
Rakcr: Walter and Pipp: Pratt. Peck
inpauEh and Pipp C2): Spencer and
Young Left on bases-Ncw York. >:
Detroit. .. First on crror--Ncw York
|. Bases on balls--on Dauss. .: off
Thormahclen. {; off MogridGc. !. Hits
off Thurmahclcn. in innings: off
MoEridSc. in innings. Struck out
by l'auss, 4. Winning pitcher-Thor-
mahclcn.
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OrfOlk.
Totals -.-----, n -. II
.Eatteh tor Gn-dam IN nc rLn.L

Eaitcd to- Ga-deu in The ninth
Norfolk ......7o 90 o . . o
Richmond - 2 6 . q n n vi
Summary: Thro--bas. hits-Johnson.
MEDIUM: Mo- onrelI stolen baSes-Mc-
Duf. Jack son. SAcri:ic. hit-NcDurr
Left ON bases RirnmOnd . Norfolk.
Earned runs H:rhu ond. (; Nor
folk. fir.' haso on DEMONSTRATIONS
nlnnd. . Norfolk e. Ea,cs on balls
of T"rhun" 4: of * ro4cr .: off ! ok
son. of F.ud"I1 3 I,ltS-on Ter
hunc. In innings Of K-ozer 5 in
innings; n. Ai.thsoF in innings: on
t"nG"ii. I'm. -nHfuca. Struck out
by Terhun. + ~ K-oze-. 0. bv JacR-
son, hy F"nd'i' 70 Time Of game
'wC hours I'nryi-.. Line
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Philn DELPHI Ia.

Runs-Baird. Williams Crayath
Home run-cravath Stolen base
Meuscl. Sacrifice hits--Doak. Wallace
MctiaffiGan. Cravath. Double play
Gonzales. Paulctte and Gonzales Left
on baseS-St. Louis. .. Philadelphia g.
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'''''S ..........ss. 20 IL =
'r~'t"d @o- Ling tn ninth
'E.'tnd Fo- Too0er In ninth
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L hicaEo.

! otSIS ....0I ~ = II
"Batted for Ayers in ninth.
TEatted for Shelienba X in seventh.