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TREDEtAES DEFEAT
IHtRIH HILL. OUTFIT

Athletic i.c.Sur results were as toll :
io"S:
The TrudcSars Won GU; over Church
iiili IN an exhibition Of BAH, watch was
featured by mid season iwirltns. by a
score OF 10 l.. Tie game was q
pitchers duel from start 10 finish.
Particularly did Murphy, moduasnan
Tor the NIctora. SHINE. Although ms
onerinSs were connected With for y
binslcs. he kept the hits scattered and
pulled himself iro:. many holes. Inc
held.hS was ,iSnt on 10Th sides.
Score by innings: X
Church tiiil. 1000 . o 800 ii
irSdeaarS .......V -"
batteries 'or Tredcears. Murphy
aud iiaGpy; for cnIrch nii!. Gcn.ry
ard Dr.,,on. 'iwo base hiss: Carver
,trciSs ar"J, {. Patterson ,church
itii.J. S>uicn bases: Carver Irrcdesarst !,
haGb!, ,rrcde1arS). edwards ,;rcuc-
o4.6), Murray tTrrdoSIrS). Bases on
""''ii o." Ge"iry, :. struck ou,: oy
A'ui.ihy 10: by Gentry, TO- Time OF
S.tnt, one huAr aud thirty minutc,
.i.l'.tc. Williams. scorer. Clements
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RATTLE AM: corr: GAME
OVER OLD NlRtsIkIAN

Tho old NirginiaS and the Little
i'atilc Axe team opened tho season
yesterday afternoon u; Byrd rarI
under AMY hut encouraging conditions.
The diamond, usually the best in BYRD
i':,rk. was soggy md covered with mud
holes.
surprising tina, ;he game would no;
be played the Old Virginia players
tailed To SHOW up at ;hc time slated
for the start OF the contest. Only hive
of the regulars at last troited out
into the tield and the remaining four
positions we're Tiled with substitutes.
TOTS VAS the probable reason for the
Rattle Axe victory. When tho IaSt
innin. rolled out. the talicy sheet Of
the slow game showed a score of ) TO
3
The pitching OF Hamilton, Of Battle
Axe. vas the outstanding features OF
the scrap. with the possible exception
IT the hackstup work OF Ed Lowry
"h" WIS there with the Old time
pep"
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LEXINGTON RESULTS

Gwhic S.cpwS,,. tn1 ,simrsoni sac. s.. %.
SO. WOW. G.yru Grass, ldl ,Dur,hcI. s..
;" -, Sc"un". Star BaDy, ivp iWtIiisI. 81. 10.
third riuc. -. l.cSt iiv..u Miss ijOn, 30.
A.ar'" fuin. ibuuc Paradise anu DT Shaf.r
second race four and ha'. ;nr on;:s
>orIaa Z. IL ,conmunyi. si".U. 500 :! ~
ION. Gon.v!rvc Sweep. IL ,Simp."n'. so
ihird r.Gc. % -. AIis. Forman. ,ai
sin. Lama, hattie win -" aud Black
NANNY also
Third ,acr-six rurl"uE< Alex Gctz in7
,GauG.i,. 81. $50 $50. won Nupc o;
'StcarusI. So" 5 ~. ~.r"ud. i'hv Grader
i07 ut:#rn"r,. s:.Go third. rinc IN 10
icll Ne. fhiiiiatine aud Colonel McNah also
F@arlh racc,mile aud siytycnth unuor.
hrr,c,. loi SCrmnV,l, $: size Scr"oud;
La 30 Nal"r, Road II Fruit cah" and
Fifth racv-siN iu"irnEs choir Master. 10
'lohnsi"u' $3.50. $50 s..0. won Una.
III OtiJrntrb. S;1H. SS.SD. second: Nugus'lIS
rs iconnolis,. $50. third Time l2i
Hr"n"c EaEic. Little ID and John ldiy also
SIKH race ~ix iurl"n.s Mary's ncuu %
tSandc,. $3.50. $50. s25" wun: So~ius ~
,Johnsom $3.50 ,hnd 'rlm". IL; is Col.
den List. TAXI and od Rcn also ran
Seventh racc-ihilc aud si%,ccnih--
irish gentleman. II" o;rrncrl $50. s"?'
ga won: Allen ,'air. 10; tDi, hm"ur. GH1
&: 20. second: tr-','s. ~ 'Will!s'. So
third rin". los. Certain ioint. Good
Counsel and Erin also ran.
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IA NDOLPH WINS OVEN
SILENT tTHLIrIC CIJB

randolph swatted out Il win over
the silent Athletic club. and ran up
score OF \ 10 :" The offerings Of
The clubs tw.r!cr were hi, almost Il;
VII 10y fanduiph ana slow fielding
Oh the part o. ihe losers featured the
contest
score by innings: r.
kandoiph .....lG so 90 30 IS
:. y. Ciub. ......... o % o y -
Hnttcries-.or Siien; Athletic Club
Taylor and Cohfee; for Randolph
Kci'ey aud Tignor. Two-basc hits
tnnminEs b;andolph) Timmons
'Randuiph,. Rurch ,itandolph. Three
base hit knight tRundolph. Home
ruu--risnor Utandoiph). Stolen bases
Kelley 'Randoiph), Cuia7,inss CRan-
d"iph'. French Ntandolph. Burch
f;andoiph>. Tayior tRandolphl.
Double piays--l.cwis to t;asscr (Silent
Athletic tiub). Eases on ha.is-hy
k"icN. !, by Taylor. 3. Struck out
hN Ecticy. q. by Taylor. !. russrd
hali-TiGno: 'kandolph. Lett on
Eases kand"lph, :; silent Athletic
c,u;. 3
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~ 'tSn''I oU I'r"NS
ENINGTON. ky. April 2.-rwo
hundred and iwcnty-tnrcc pr.cuc.s
nave made cuirIos III the INcH,ucHy
r.ujurity Iv- To.,IS 81 lbs. ACCORDING 10
the ann bunccmtnt rom the i\cu,uckN
rot ne Horse Breeders .NSSori.. ion
acre To-Day. EIsnt hundred ANA
niheiy -n!uc nominations have been re
cS.v,d. ana OF THIS number, the Patcncn
WILKES Farm o. ". H.. -. stokes leafs
wiIn nineiy -ciGht. IN" Walnut Hin
TarIi OF the Iaie l.. v Hardness is
second. with cishiy-rVc. while ). Il:
Mcgowan, o: Noun; Sterling. KY
,ank5 iniru. with ATTY.
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NO FIGHT IN MINNESOTA
Governor Burnuui<t Puts Bnn on Pro-
posed WiIlard-Fultnu
Eout.

M'NN:AroLIS. MINI. April 81
!; vas ""nor'ed on good authority to-
n -ht ,''"r COLONEL J. g. Miller. pro
mote" Of ~" villa I'd Fulton champion-
SNip Ne:.'""ni~hi fight. has abandoned
al idea o. holding III" hi" contest IN
tho '"i" ":i"s or IN N!nrcsoia July 4.
GoNc"no~ E"-nq"'st Yesterday took
step" y ~ tn" boxing hoa ii krov
hat Mi NNo'D did rot w"Nt IN" ;io-i,t
r.; -'''r had :ho Gcsirod :.-s.I'. -.~s
'"di0"'@'' '"d"v whor Cnlrr~' Miller
Hr''o''""1h 'ha' I've fi"ht "~9 off IS; far
rs minnesota v'"S con"a-nad
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POWELL. TWIRIS SUPERB
GAME: roe NJSIrOV, =

lowell tw'ricd surerb game TO-
Hor'h Carolina. Though not as steady
rs TAYLOR. he yielded fewer hits and
Viz. MIA was lucky TO win out in tho
ninth Gwlthmo" oHcncd tina; inning
Win a TcTas L"r"ucr. and raced Il
second DC &c ';rnndin could nick m
ne -" II. He went 10 third While Fay
was b"inS thrown out at n'S; and
r"SlS'"-HH ~" winning run when Tag
ior 'o,Hd = lhS' ono to rn".or
"hH fielding &c i''~cs Of tho cane ~
"d'i'ion 20 ''nt@in Nrhoni's "rcat
,nrc" "a TIC home plat" Gu~'>. caro-
'iN"'s batting rally in Tho frih vnr.
hertNS Snertacu'7r stop %; Gwaih-
,""N'S 'ii'"r - me frurth frame ir
t"r !" he'd of q runner q; s"roud.
ma Gwathmey's catch Of :. ION: Coul
fly. gu
Powell wa given superb ..rtn7n-. h,.
ieamm2'cs. "a NO h'"Selc neir,d
~ iif 80 led VIII Tho
St''k securing - trip,c ant; TWO .ln
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INDIANS WIN IN TWELFTH
nETNOlT. AnrLl 90 honle run !

DETROIT April 27.-h home run hy
Chapma in the twclfth inning gave
cleveland 3-to2 victory over De
truii her" today. Detroit took the lead
IN the third inning. when TWO runs
resulted from ,lrr" bases on balls
a force out and i single James held
cleveland safely until the eighth in
ming. but Weakened here, and allowed
the visitors 20 tie the score on doubles
hy Speaker and Roth and hi; error
on W.lliums's drive. Speaker 20, Two
twc-haSe Mis- and single in four
times at bat and stole two bases. TIL.
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YANKS AND SEM 0RS EVEN

NEW YD"K. Apr.l 2,-1hc New
pr'S Americans brok. even with Wash.
tgG'pu nm their fDUr-gamc series by
winning tn" last contest TO-DAY. I" !
Tho gam" was - pitching ducI hn-
'N'-m i:usseii ana shaw. ana errors
fN Washington inneld"rs enabled tn
local pitcher Ia win ia the ninth Pratt
WAS safe on Fosters tumble. reach cd
second "u nipps sacrifice. tooh Ihird
when Morgan fumbied on Boiir and
scored tho winning run when Miller
hi; the first bail high over the LETT
n"ld-g's head Miller also drove IN
N"w iorE's run in Tia" second inning
..Lin q. u. MaSn hit. Tho Srnr,..
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LAST 1Urt,E R!NS WE'RE
D'RE:Cr RESI- ;.r OF ERRORS

II was tal.on oil ~ al. Il good game.
roiiowihE The ln"Ne aum nary by plays,
II may be seen th,i TIC last three
on the part % ,hc yellow Jacket in
hcIdrrS. some allowance has to he
made flr he :Ir' tina the visitors
we're bii the Sarl; as to the lie OF
the aud nUt oven warn This is con
Sid"rcu. the t'rE presents Itself that
i'"N,S was TEN rrrd '"t~iiocre support
III he fourth. fif.h ard eighth
Bon h.."katops wh'pued The hal,
'.uuhd ~" inhcid - line shape. They
wee "N'dcnIy t7"'iu~ all OF the pep
.ha' my nave "crn forced to hold in
chr"k f"r tho list week
&c e
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bROOkliN. April ErcoNly. ri
day by defeating New YORK Q. i.,
Ter los tS nine straight g.fr.s I,
IS the ii I game lose o.. t.e .,I-Ui-
Is season Cheney Wo- tst iur "a
ipie an' 80 singles ana Ease t,,o
.ssca ~ he HrSt iunlu. l!t N.,
)rk was Ecld - TWO runs through
fast double play. Cheney th,u set.
I'll do" and mold IL" visitors to
rec hits ana ons ruu Iu the remain
& eight innit-E. Tho Suacrbus Rent
ppcrin- away ~ Andersen. ana mail
forge Ihchd $40 the seventh. enc
ng run p.ub"rt had . l.i.v day
the bat and on The bases The score:
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CUBS MAKE CLEAN SWEEP

|CHICACO. Ap'i. -I.-o'h:onGn made
clean Swcop -. tho series "itH ~.
puis to-day by Winning tho final
imc. 10 !. ia twelve innings.
liilduf opened tho twclf.h With
ak. Deal sacrificed, and Meadows
imblcd the bali. Elliott was pur-
,scly pr Ssrd. filing the bases. ana
yler followed with = sacrifice ny 10
ft-ccntcr. on watch lllldur scored
&c winning ruu The score
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
DEFEATS CAROL|N|ANs
Contest Was Pitchers Battle Royal,
with iIOnors Almost Evenly
Divided.
GIVES vlHGlNIANs THE SERIES
Teams Had f.acl, Taken Game i'm
Contests Staged on North Carolina
Snii-Tayc Taylor Proves Puzzle
TO Tarhccls.
Especial to The Timcs-pispa,rh.I

CITAILDTTESNIIL w. Npril -.
~ Eefor" tn. biggest crowd Of the sea
son. Nrcinit won tho deciding gam.
81 The se..Ss with North Carolina to-
DAY. To l. The contest was Il pitch
crs' battle. with hounrS about even.
Tazo we'll Taylor, who planted tho Tar
heels al ChdreI TN "A fortniGht> ago.
HaS sent OacI, - thc mound to-day.
and. with the eN option of one inning
proved a puzzle % tho t:,rolinians
~ th"t frame the visitors cracked out
-four hits. but got only one runner
across. iounce opened the inning
WIKI single 10 snort center. bu, WAS
for"ed at second by BRYANT Gordon
hit safely over second base. and lIertv
followed with = drive TO left field
N'iins the bases caroi!nn's star
;wiiler. Powell. came forward with
hIS tn II hit Of tn" game. and scored
irNaui. Fc!nSter nailed a long ny TO
Captain Mahood. whose accurate throw
from deep center kept Gordon glued
10 hiri
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| NINTH INNING REDS
WIN IN BATTING RALLY
I'D ScOrClcss for l.ic.it i'rni:ic:,,
They Make ,;mrrcssii.i Drive
at Game, End.
ZEN EoDGnns w. NlCTo#S
'cuk Giants Long Kun If H:u, il
Closing contest az s,cric. - ia J.
lies Down Era,c,, Nhii" Cub,
Best 81. Louis.
NJ. Asnocia,et Pr.

|PiTTSTuHGH Aprl -; Sanders.
ching FOR rittsburat,. held '.uctn-
ii TO four scattered hits ana 10 run
) cisat innings to-day, but in the
nth tho visitors staged ~ batting
NY ANA scored four runs. G!y.ns
,tsmcn in the closing inning gathered
three singles. Il double ana tCipic.
e game was scurei.-. until The stNth
ling. wheu hiusOur7h scored tt,ir
ne. ~, s-.tr...
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l'ittsburS ia.

|Sunmary i;up- t. Mag-e. Ma
|e. Griihth. Scale. C,res, Sjcu.cl.
|vo-bas" h.ts-'.fuh >,@t "rIu.b.
|'a!c. Car. THr., -ba.. N.; El"us-
/ rne. Sacrifice h!t~-I. Ata 90.
L ale: Mo!.witA. St.u-.a Hu.di.
pubie BAYS BlarkOurne l. MlE.e
Ia ;. Mage; Mol!witz. eaton .,i.
|Dll"itE. Lett on buscS--t Cincinnati.
kttsburgh .. First base au a..
Cihc!nnat" hi'tsDuTsh. J..
ndeEs, StrucE on, by H'asslc-.
|cssler
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FOUR FORMER ATHLETICS
GIVE RED S0x VICTORY
Joe lush. Long ilackmcu's Main
stay. Iiur's Great Ball for
1:oStOn Team.
GREAT CONTEST W DETROIT
.i-"i> ard ln.ians Tie Tor Eleven
f"Hin-S, but Cleveland Wins In
Twelfth = Yankee, Defeat Scma-
tors by Score Of - to
Try Associated rr-ss.l

f''9..NDFI.FIIIN,N prII :, -tOur Tor
m"r Athletics defeated Philadelphia 10
nay, I" !. giving Eusto,t the series
'hi"" out Of four .jo" Bush for Ave
F'VS Nnok'S mail stay ia the boS icla
Ia" locals scfc in his Hrst appearance
u thsi them. while MciHnis. Struui-
80" hang; drove ia all Eustnn'e runs
' ne" locals Outhit- the Rcd SOS. tut
hh'n aid not pass 1t man. Will. Eos =
ihh wrist hit drove in i'ro Dla;n-s
VINO htd received bases or bal!. The
scJTr.
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FIVE GAMES PLAYED
IN AMATEUR CIRCLES
Commercial LcnEue Stages Three and
Athletic League Two
Games.

The Richmond amateur season
opened with rush yesterday after
noon, in spite or the indications about
midday that rain would prevent the
slated exhibitions. The Commercial.
League. whose schedule was announced
a week ago was able TO stage all OF
It's scheduled game: and the newly
formed Athletic circuit found IL ncccs-
sarr to postpone only one scrap
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wor.endykc Defeat. outlaws.

The Wor,emdykc manufacturing Com
pany team defeated the outlaws yes
ierday afternoon by score % > 10 u.
The rictors would like TO schedule
games WITH amateurs Of tao city. |.
Jones is the manager OF the club. and
he VIII arrange these contests.
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Netting Favor. Mhl1e sn,.

NEW YORK. April GA price OF
TO is current here in betting cir
c'es that tho Chicago White Son will
beat out the Sox OF the East in tho
American League pennant race.
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MI N|1N, CA, Aurtl 27.-Tbc VOL
'n" jackets defeated III" commodores
: : afternoon. :" |. because OF better
MI nS ab.!itS aud tho errors of tho
Nandies. Reed aud Murphy fought a.
great pitchers duel
Score by innings: II. II g.
Vanderbilt 80. oo0oo1cooZ, 4
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tIARvARD'S OARSMEN WIN
Defeat Priurctnn by u Length In Course
az One nnd ScNcn-t:iGhthS

PRINCETON. y. j.. Apri! 27.-Ilar-
ward Varsity crew defeated Princeton
utcS and 81 seconds for tho mile and
seven cighths course
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i'hiInd dolphin.
- 20 ipI WVCI" IN EiNth.
i:aitei Tor Adams IN oi2hth.

tur Thr""-ba-c III, -~jrrrl. S'o'en
base Struni;. S,.""iGr" rii-S,hap:
b"nbl" ri.y-NycIs. shannon. r;iE.t.
and Iuru- Lett on base Boston. {:
ii, ''l'iuhta. .. ''r-t bu>" or error
Boston !. Bases or hai'S-Ivcrs +"
adams O. .iitS-uf Nt;c~S. IT, iu.
uirgS off Adams, non, ir " iuriurs.
OF G"lr!. ~ ono inning. hit by
pitcher 10y Myers / Struck out -
bush, !. Losing pitcher. Myers
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GAMES To-Day.
thirl." st 81 i"U..
Cleveland ut Detroit
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STOCkTOS STREET NOSES
OUT VICTORY OVER ASBURY

Contrary to expectations, Stockton
Street nosed out victory over AS
nury by score OF only I to s. The
losers put up game night throughout
the contest. and came back in ;he
sixth. seventh and eighth for one tally
in each frame. The work OF the
rival moundmen was tight. and lack
Of support at critical times accounted
cor the Asbury defeat.
score by innings: L.
\sbnrv .............o ooool1 0-;s
stockton street. co." ) $50
batteries: for Stockton Street, Bloun;
aud Thomas. White: Tor ASbury. VII
Jams ana Andrews Double plays
Lacy to II. Jones: Thomas to White
TO II. Jones Stockton street,. Left
on hascs-Stockton street. 4: .tsbury
5 Two-basc hiis--Thonas Stockton
street. =: Bosher ,Stockton street,
Eiount Stockton StrceO. Stolen
b;t:'ca-- Morris stockton Street,. ::
Green oAshuryp. Williams thsbury).
Whit" 'S;ockton street,, Andrews
t'sbur!l Ilits-off B!ount. in i
innings: off Thomas. > in innings
Bases on balls--o.T i;iouut .: of VIII
llims 4 OF Thomas Struck out-by
iiioumt. }; b. Thomas. 4; by Williams
:" Time OF game. hours. Umpire
Edwards.
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Sou;hcru ,<,oc,n,,on.

~ .\tianta--N ATLANTA. .: Mobile .
\; Little Rock-l.ittIo Rock 5;
Chattanooga. g.
NJ Memphis. ;: Nashville.
AZ am--Birminsham, 3:
New Orleans, s.
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The ovation Camp-W ooIaii and
GuarcS scrap had to he postponed on
account Of tho bad condition OF the
playing field. The two teams; will maize
IT II double header on their next meet
zig day.
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rlrv '"nh ..... .oe0 600 90 ""l--i y
pc'rri ..... ...0n 20 q % o q q q
Surl~ "rv: Euus-rh" oman. Speaker
fo'N i'rr> fcn. EuSh Two-"asc hits
Sr.a5or go. Roth. Wood Home run
ChH"n'au. Sto,"r bases E"e' o'Nril
SNr'kc" ~ Ncarh. S.,critirc hits -
.'HTcs "ud Witt I.er' on has
cleveland. 2: Detroit. 10 First base
on crr"rs--Clevel"nd. =: Detroit. !.
HHses on b"IIS-Glf Cove'"skic. :: off
'an"s. :. Hit by p;tchrr-hy James
G'oth Sp""k c"l Struck out-hv
james. :. by covclcskic. -
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How They Stand o-Day
American League
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Cleveland. ,: i-irpii. =:
.''N '"'". .,.'-I.."s,oit.
i'h.i'I'.i.itl... }. Iy,.su.I. ..
-. ib'i.s-N .it',.sv tN,., . .pi!uu~
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NcNi End SrhnoI Lra-me

;ioi!ow!nS Is .hc Standing OF The
clubs IN tao West End Public School
League.
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SI.ANOINu u. TMt LLLi;-.

~ '''h
Pittsburgh ut thic"s"
q. louis nj Cincinnati.
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ANOTHER CONTuiuirrON
TO SptDI,ItS. CHANGES

In the following inning another con-
;ribul.on was made toward Keeping in
tao; The Spidefs' i.oou percentage,
Thompson was swa;tcd in the back by
swift $hcv3 trU.n Davis, and went
TO first: Olives : criiecd. but sacri-
need In VAIN for r6nmpS III was thrown
out at s""omd. simpson poled out a
Texas lie. que - loft field. and scored
Oliver, who had stolen the midway
station, kn|ghi famed. but Ryland
was sac list on Talbot's error.
Alter N"'Ncl h"i ~ his easy pop ny
go throurh his hands. ri;t. evidently
deciding L Civ" 10" inlicldcrs another
ch"ncc. njoh ont - first.
'hr u"N; So" last man was sent
across hv tn" ,".p'S in the eighth.
with Two dom ','iicr sent a sizzling
Sroindcr '" |h""' stop, and was safe
=. hTSt w'"n lHrf'Son" booted tho ball.
inc runner thrn took second Off Of
Jaws" 81 " wind-un. aud crossed the
rnn When Northern singled to center.
NuNM licl oNt tn shO-.
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Totals
. ... "
North nrolip,

Fe,hl' ;.-.-......l e 900 -"
NV. H'"''i,,' ...-..." 4" q o. ~ q IL
Sn'" nary. Runs Mccall. I: .athn.v
!'"''i. ~ "-hHs' lits-C vaihmcv and
4, 'r'"'ir, "hrn"-''sr Powell stolen
'''6 Mccall H'ruu,. 1"rdfu Yo.tncc
p"uh't riaN-FHN ,unaSSi"'cdl Bases
on h"ils-of Tav'or. /: OF rovcIl :
l.oti on bases Virginia. "a: r:,rr,inr
=. Iii h" pi'chcd ball-liar,. >;;,.ri
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-04-28
RICHMOND COLLEGE
WINS SHUT0uT CONTEST
Randolph-Macon Aggregation APP
parcntly OutcIasscd by Spiders
Strong Team.
GAME WAS a GOOD EXHIBITION
In Spite OF Soggy Condition OF Dia-
InOnd, Contest Was Such as To
Show Playing Qualities of Com-
pcting Organizations.

\ little dope was spilled yesterday
afternoon. and big surprise greeted
the large bunch of city fans who be-
took themselves to Westhamptou.
when the Randolp h Macon nine held
the strong spider aggregation TO Il
i-to-o score
In spite of the faet that the morn
ing drizzle had left Stadium Field in
soSgy condition, tho managers OF
the Two teams Conferred at ) O'Clock
yesterday and Decided TO play. Suhse-
uuent r,7II,s sno"'ou mat the playing
ue.d WAS not ,Uu daup for Il tight
II WAS generally anticipated before
the contest ,hNt The Yellow Jackets
would receive ,nc snort end of the
AFFAIR. \ supertOr baseball knowledge
unu. above a.. situ4t.vls in which to
display tn.s kEow.cd-c. gave tho
Spiders thc yin. iut lacy had TO fight
for 1t.
college scored it's first tally in the
second .r,.me witn timely binsle.
Northvrh, irst man 70 face the visit
ing moundsnian. laced out two bag
en- Win b'...-'c Through shortstop,
AMI advanced 20 second on the throw
in from center hcid Thompson sacri-
feed. and was out, from pitcher to
but WAS caught at home on an at
tempted squeeze. Oliver walked. stole
second AMI VS. caught mapping by
Coming back again in the fourth,
the Red and Blue letters added an
other entry in the score ledger. Pitt
his Eroundcr; stole second. and ad-
vanccd to third on Millcr's sacrifice.
Nor hern hunted. and Pitt romp'd in
on the squeeze play. Northern was
out 20 center field. hut the ball was
brought down from tho clouds by
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reLusatlons, officials of Genera. Crow der'S office said "at present" the oc- cupati3n of baseball player IS rs- garded as non-productive bu. that an- Ill a case has been appealed from a local board there would De no ruling on the subject
 Local boards will consider cases Of withdrawal of deferred classification with common sense" General Crow der'S instructions say, and they name illness. vacation, the impoSsibilitv ot securing productive employment with out change of residence. as reason- able grounds for waiving the general order. While sales clerks in stores and clerical workers in offices are classed as producers, boards are directed to exempt department. store executives and skilled workers attach ed to such establishments. Travelling salesmen will be considered as en- gagged in productive employment. but automobile salesmen in cities will not. Public or private chauffeurs are held to be non-producers only when they combine other work with their me chanical duties.
 When it has been determined that
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a perSen in deferred classification iS ar idler, 1T iS engaged ju nou-pre- ductLvs employment. ,aa instructions say, the classification and order number ot such perSo. vii, be wi.h- drawn and he will immediately be iu- ducted II the military service.
 The regulations provide that per sons engaged in the service ot food and drink. either, in public places. ia- eluding hotels and social clubs. are engaged in non-pr-dutIjye employ Wepc.
 The regulations further provids that passenger elevator operators and attendants and doermen. foo.meu. carriage openers and other attend ants Iu clubs. hotels, stores. apart ment houses. cffice buildings and bath houses. are engaged in non-pr duct i've employments. The word other at tendantS' include bell boyS and also includes porters, unless Such porters are engaged in heavy work"
 Boards are instructed to give the aoentS of the United States employ ment service list of the names of who have been summoned examination under the order.