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r. 4. Metirath. !s: oliver Bostock. a.:
N. ID. Hart. ~: ~; A. Anderson. AZ: J.
u. Tugglc. 40: p J. Flippen. 40: II. y.
Mssredy. A.: e; w. Williams. a: John
sheppard. a.: w. $. McIelland, a:
Colonel u. II. Grundy. 40: II. G. Cabeil.
~; o. j.. Weisigcr. IS: y. II. Cornell,
A.. j. Morton. AZ II. b. Kidney. i3:
w. H. Devany. 80: w. Il. Melton, az:
H. u. Jones. ~: DIR. g. Martin. a.; .S.
/, Goodloe; 4G;:, W. H. Eanes. II; e. c.
Mead. IS. Il. Morgan. 45: w A, Hain-
mond. Sr.. Al: J. b. Swartwout, AZ: H.
s. Crawford. 49, w ID. Robinson. 80;
}. y. Davidson. 80: 'E. l.. Moss As; Or.
liargrove. 40: l.. H. Grow. II out OF a5:
Mr. Pullcn. 10 out of 25.
professionals. 40
DR.. II. u. Brockwell was high anna
tour gun, and DIR. Moss was high pros
fc@sional.
The Haze Kellar trophy was won by
Mr. Swdrtwout.
Every shooter present won some OF
the other prizes
The five team race between the
Du Pont Gun Club of City Point and the
Wcst End was won by the West End.
Edgar Moss won the high profess
sional prize.
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LATONIA RESULTS

s4G r'' .,ic No. G9ws
nnSslIIy(. si9so; s5,5o; oesconi: captain llodss,
Charley Noltc; BrooI;land, La bona Little
huss. Holda: Wccsi" Girl. Judge Wrigh, II
Jihy. Timothy j. Hogan also ran.
Second race--six fur!ongs SI.l!esnnoh 10.
hurst. llt Gentry. $40. s37o, second
bimitri lot tSimpson). So. third Time.
IL Rahu. Rusy Joe. Kama also ran
THIRD racc--milc and one furlong-uu. ,!
Annie; l02 tSandcl. $3.50. S:7O. out, HRS .
l muhbiin Louder; o. ,mruherl. $50, out,
Time. l:5l 3-j. Lord Byron also ran
Fourth racc--hVc and one half furlonrs-
nctcr Cake. l0J (Gcntrvi. $40. 50 SO, 8" 10.
iirst; Col Livingston. l2a IDillcyj. 81 s3 10
second: Henry Roberts. III (Howar,i) 81 30
third Time. i:0G 5-5. Ginger. col Taylur
Nanan. War Tax. Madras also ran
fifth raCe--mic and three siytccni hs-
Kanchcr; l22 Mink). $3.50 So. $3.50 hrs, .
BeaHerkill lo1 thnnsford). $50. 81 sec.
Und. lfhcd Voter LOG fSandc). So ihirI
llln". :5J 30 Arrict, Franklin rrcc cut.
tcr. liidway also ran
no tPooD. $3.50. $40 ST. 50 iiTst" Lcnrrr'
iddSS ,br,. n 81 40. 81. second TIC I.si.
mex ltnrii"y. Little Abe Eulovy Schc,ncr
!'ucfnali. John Jr.. First Star also ran
-Hcncn;h racc--mllc and IL sixteenth H.,
- 'CrubcrI. $50. S3.90 $3.50 first: Marion
Gopshr lG" I'oolD. 81. s.. second; SasvrIlin,.
II tSandc). $3.50. third. Time IL; -.
cheer Leader Miles Finien also ran
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RALPH De PALMA TAKES
LIBERTY HANDICAP EVENT
Covers Hundred Miles, In Small rrnc-
ton Over I'Irty-Kevcn
Minutes.
my ANsocintcd rrcss.I

SPEEDWAY. CINCINNATI. OHIO.
July i.--Ralph dc Palma won tho 100
miles Liberty handicap automobile
rae" at the Sharonviilc Speedway here
to-day by finishing almost II full Ian Of
the two-milc course ahead OF Tom MIL
ton The latter had only Il small, mar
gin over Ralph Milford. while barney
Dlducid WAS u half mile behind, but
landed In fourth place.
DE Palma drove consistent race
aud was favored by not having to stop
during the entire race. lie assumed the
lead at the thirty NTH mile. and there
after WAS ncvcrfhcadcd. Denny Hickey
after repeated trouble with his engine
came In NTH. and Louis chevrolet. who
WAS n favoritc previous to tho race
WAS forced 10 the pits three times with
tire trouble. hut nuishcd welt ur and
obtained sixth place. Others who
finished were Ira Vail. Fred Mccarthy
Andy Burt, a. T.. Cotcy and Omar loft
Dario RcSta was forced out of IL on
tho thirtieth lap while Arthur Duryca
Milton Mcbride and Joe Boyer went out
before the hfty-milc mark was reached
Red Fetterman. y. Iwick and Jim
Meyer announced shortly before the
race that their cars wcrc not In condi-
ton and they refused tho issuc. Joe
Boyer In n Frontcnac was an added
starter making the total number TO go
sixteen. De Palma's time OF the race
was iifiy-scvcn minutes and two
tcuthS seconds.
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BENEFIT SHOOT
Gun Club to Send Tobacco to Its Mem
bcrx Now In the
Service.

The forty shooters who celebrated
the Fourth in the benefit soldier
shoot" for the absent members OF the
West End Gun Club I'm the service
voted the day big success. and when
the boys in the trenches read the ac-
count OF the shoot In the box Of to-
bacco which will be sent them 1t VIII
recall some of the Fourths they have
spent on the traps at the West End.
Colonel Grundy, before the shoot start
ed. read out the following names: John
Aiken Branch. e. L. Brockwcll. Fred
Scott Campbell. John Il. Cary. Cary r.
Easley. Carter B. Grundy. l.. ID. Harris.
DIR. b. J.. Hillsman, w. y. Hammond.
.Ir., w. Il. Jerman. DIR. William Russell
Jones. w. V Lefcw. C.. RidEway Moore,
DR.. William Il. Porter. William RucEcr.
.Ir., Paul +. Shafer. DR.. NJ. b Coffman.
and asked that the secretary be not!-
ned il he had overlooked any member
now in the army or navy. Quite 4 good
sum was realized. and when IL reaches
the boys II Viii mean more 20 then,
than it's intrinsic value.
The score:
Louis RueScr. Al out OF 80: Or. r.
IL. Brockwell. SO. John Martin. A: l..
q. Chalklcy, 40: NJ. D. Chalkley. Al;
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.Rich,nond,s asriratlons

Richmond's aspirations FOR the Mt
sinia League pcnnant received de-
cided setback yesterday when the
Colts were shut on; twice ~ The HANDS
of retershurs, the score FOR The morn
Ing game being TO e. and that III the
afternoon, 10 q. The nrSt game was
played IN the Cockade CTS before q
record breaking bunch OF fans and the
afternoon game here received Ike sup
port
In the game here the opposing teams
PLACED neck and neck for I'VE innings.
during this time only one hit being
made OFF Lariscy and TWO off Napier.
In the sixth Lariscy led of with =
single to left. and advanced TO second
on Hinkey's erounder 10 Mooers, who
threw Hinkey out at first. He went
TO third on Einery's single. which was
scooped up by McDun in time TO catch
l-ariscy at the plate. Emery Went to
third on the play. and Briggs came up.
got on first by helders choice and
stole second. With the two men on
bases. Herriott came to bat and
grounded to Napier. whose tumble let
IN the two runs The score:
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PHILLlES TAKE BOTH

streng thencd its hold on third plac"
day by defeating Boston, TO / i'm
the morning and > to ,. twelve in
gle off !. l.. Smiths shin in the sew
cnih scored the winning run in the
morning He trip!cd in the twelfth in
nctchy threw poorly TO the plate after
catching bcSchgcr'S foul nv Both
games were featured by tight pitching.
!IcschScr holding Boston 10 three hits.
Pcarcc mad" Il lcaping onc-hand catch
Of W!ck!and's line drive in the tenth
win two men on bases. which un-
douhtcd!y saved the game for phila
dclphia Boston dropped TO NTH place
~ = result Of the double defeat to-day.
'Tl.
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PIRATES ANNEX TWO
inv A.,ociated prcssl

PITTSBURGH. July i.-Pittsburgh
took a double header from Cincinnati
here to-day. the morning game by a
score of TO q IN eleven innings, and
the afternoon contest by 4 score of
S to Ring and Sanders engaged in
Il pitchers duel during the first game,
which the Pirates won in the eleventh.
on three intiCld hits and Il walk.
Heavy hitting marked the afternoon
game. The wildneSs of flier and Re
gan lost the contest for Cincinnati.
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I lev Gland

IotalS -............... u 10 30 IL
zone out when winning run scored.
7Batted for Evans in third
Score by. innings II.
=: Louis ~ ; . 3 o oil O--S
Cleveland ... , 10
summary: Runs-Tohin Maisel. Dem
mitt 60. Sister ~. Rendryl. Gcdaon.
Johnston 90. Chapman 90. Speaker
go. Roth. Wamh EAmSs. BaEhy. Two
base hits-Sisler. Speaker. Three base
hts-Speak Chs pIIan. stolen bases
Austin, Wambsganss. Roth. Sacri-
flee hits-Sisi or. MaiSel. Chapman. Sac
riticc fics-Tchin. Gsdeon. Wood Dou-
bic Diay-Austin AID Sisler Left on
Bases on ball>-off Rogers. /: off Dav-
cnport. >; of .Houck. >: of Groom, >:
on RaEby. |. Hiis-off Rogers. = Inone
out in iirsD; of Davenport. 10 in & l.?
innings; off Houck In 3 innings: Oft
Coumhc. i'll l-3 inning: off Groom
in > innings: off EaEby. in o-3 in
nings. Hit by pitcher--by Groom.
,Gcdeon). Struc:< out-by Davenport
>: by coumhe, |: 5y Groom. |: by Bag
by. 8 Passed ha.is-O'N ELL. SEVERED
Winning pitcher, Ba,;by; losing pitcher.
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COOLERS WIN AT HOME
LSpecial ID The Times.nisna.ch !

PETERSBURG. VA. July win.
mel WAS invincih!e in the noruiug
game played in Petersburg. only on.
>hi' being, made by Richmond. ana MAJ
che In the seventh inning after mo
netersburg started on Eady in tho
passed. and stole second and third
EomlnG home on Hanratty's two.bnr.
srr, , Hanraity scoring on Park@r's
n,nhee5,e' n me seventh with the bases
n.ien. McouH fumbled Bricgs's ground.
er' between first and second bas. .,r-5
inc .io05ers added TWO runs 10 No.
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ia t.ed for Smith in seventh.
SEATED for Ogden in ninth.
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Totals
" ashinSton.

New York o o O @ q Il a.
Washington 40. o u U . 0 90
summary: Runs---Ciilhooley, pcckin-
paugh 90, Baker. Walters. Shawkey.
Two base it-,Eaker. Home run
Baker. stolen bases ilhooley. Pratt.
Peck npaugh. Baker. | 'o.>tcr. Sacrifice
hit-Shawkey. Double plays-Morgau.
Lavan and Judge: pipp, Peck inpaugh
and l'!pp; Baker. Peckinpaugh and
New York. y: WASHINGTON. 1 First
case on crrors-New Yorkf2 Bases on
oaHS,-of Ayers. ); off Shawkey. !.
of Hansen. - Hits--off Ayers, in
innings; of Hansen. > in inning. Hit
by pitcher--by Harsen, pratD.
struck out-by Shawkcy . by Ayers.
I! Losing pitcher. Ayers.
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international LcnEuc

Morning games: AT Newark-Newark,
3: Jersey City. g.
AZ Syracuse-syracuse Rochester.
rain.
~ Buffalo-Buffalo /: Toronto. .
afternoon games: At Bunalo-Bufa-
10. ): Toronto. T.
Al Baltimorc-Baltimore. So: Bing-
hamton. As.
At Syracuse-Syracuse. is: Rochcs-
ter. a.
ark. Z.
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EACH TAKES ONE

Nv ASNUCiatcd Press
PHILADELPHIA, July tx Ops
tho bases in the eleventh inning on
q base on balls. an error of judgment
by MClnuis and Truesdales tumble gave
ihc Athletics this afternoons game
By the score OF : TO / after Boston
had s.u2ged out AN ll-to-9 victory in
the morning. Scores:
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rearce. Rawlings. Powell, Thrcc.bas
hit-.l'carcc. stolen base Willinms.
Sacrifice hits Stock. pcarcc. wilson.
llerzoE. Sacrifice ny-Wilson. Double
play--rcarcc to Bancroft. LEFT on
bascs-i'hi ladclphia. !. Boston. \. First
on -philadclrha. I; Boston. :.
Bases on BALLS III besChrcr, Ii. OF
Raglan. .. Hit 10y pitchor--hy p"srhEcr
Draw lngS). STRUCK out--hy ooschEcr,
-. hN lilt,mn
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INDIANS TAKE TOP PLACE
DEFEAT ST. LOUIS, TWICE,
CHIEF CONTENDERS LOSING
Rcd SoN In Third Place Result of
Even Brruk with Athletics.
Nationals mud lanks.

land Went Into first place in the Amer
lean League standing to-day by taking
both games from St Louis. { to . and
9 TO s. while New York and Boston
each lost one. The locals scored their
winning run in the tenth inning of
the afternoon game on BaEby's nficld
hit, which liouck threw wild to
first. Johnson's safe bunt. an intcn-
,ional pass TO Speaker and Roth's sin
50,
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Three base hit--Fos;er. stolen bases
Baker. Milan. Sacrifice hit-Moryan.
Double play-Pipp TO Peck inpaugh to
Pipp. Left OH haScS-Ncw York ::
Washington. s. Bases on bulis-off
Caldwell. .: off Johnson. l. struck out
by Johnson. 1: by Caldwell. :. Wild
pitch-Cu ldwell PASSED hall-picinich
MORNING GAME.
New
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CHEVROLET WINS
!"k"- irR-Hilc ifnndicHp on Shnron-
vile Speedway, With Boyer

CINCINNATI. July i.-f.ouis Chcvro-
ift Won IN" tcn-mile handicap. on the
>HhTon'ille speedway. taking the first
ire. mary hcat and then winning the
hGal NE best time vas $40 Joe
bcyer finished second IN the final heat.
RALPH milford th!rd, and Dario Rcsta
fOgTtn
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IotaiS ...r....... rs
New York

TT.
Stated for Ogden in eighth.
Score by innings: II.
brooklyn Gi 100000 0OI-I
New York ..........D q o 90 0 = 0--3
summary: Two-baSc hit-Duubcrt
Ihrec-baSc hit-C"ombs. Home run
Hickman. stolen LaSeS-O Mara Dau-
bert. Sacrifice hit-JohnstoM. Double
p!aNs-Limmerman and liolkc: UMara.
Doolan and Daubcr;: O'Mara and
Daubcrt. Left on bascs-Ncw York ::
i.rooklNn. t. First oil crrors-Ncw
York, l. Bases on ballS--of Causcy. /:
of CoombS. =. Hits-off CauScy In
innings: off Ogden, in innings:
off Perritt. in innings. Hit by
pitcher-hy coombs (Fletchcr). Struck
out-by Perritt, |: by Coombs. .. Los
ing ptchcr-rcrritt.
MORNING:
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EVEN ON DAYS CONTESTS

-. isI associated E'-r-=
Nash Notion July After losing
ne morning game, : 20 washington
win New YORK by taking IN. S.~n,,b
contest. 10 } B0,A johnson and
{ ID yell we're h; hard This afternoon,
blt Washington ned better success. i,
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Summary: Runs-L;roh. -Roush. Chase.
kegan. Southworth t2). Cutshaw. Moll-
witZ 60. Mckechnie (2). Schmidt. Two
base hits-Roush. Chase. Three base
hits--L. MaEee, Chase, Allen. Stolen
baScs--Carey. Southworth. Sacrifice
hiis--Cutshaw, Mckechnic. Cooper
Double plays-Allen. l.. MaEee and
Allen: l.. MaEcc and Chase: Cutshaw
Cation and Schmidt: Mckcchnie Cut
shaw and Mollwitz. Left on bases-
Cincinnati. II: Pittsburgh. :. First base
on ors-Pittsburgh, .. FRS, base on
balls-om Eller. /: off Regain. ,: of
Cooper, ;. Hits-off Eller. . in in
nings; off Regain. in innings. Hit
by Ditcher--hy Cooper IS. MaCce).
,COulluucl on Ninth p,Dc\
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How They Stand To-Day
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YEs-,",,,.> nrs,.-,

lt">ton I: Philndctpitt.t. = {Scconu gunic).
S. s %is C$,s%a 9srson Eim sSme,.
Detroit. q: Chicago. uirst Eanc).
Detroit, I: Chicago. tscrUnd gumc).
New York !: Washington. ttirst Cnmr).
New York. =: Washington. (srvond
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Philadelphia.

Two out when winning run scored
.:attcH Tor Stans: cry in ninth.
lated ;or Jameson I'm eleventh
itar for Walker in eleventh
SEATED for Perry in eleventh
~c0r" by innings r.
hosfon ........ 1000 GnO0lOoO-I
Philadelphia OGI0 OOh0oOI-o
summary huns Hooper kopp
Shannon stolen bascs-Scott. Acosta.
hnb1 Sacr!'in" hits rucsdnlc Dugan.
LcanLLmu.d o. N.mth na.ol
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GIANTS TWICE DEFEATED
BROOKLYN BESTS FORMER
LEAGUE LEADERS HANDlLY
PhiIiicS Take E!r;n Grip on Third Place
by Downing NrnNrS-Ptrrtcs
Capture Two From Reds.

NEW YORK, July i.--Brooklyn split
even in It's fourgamc series with New
Eork by winning this Afternoon in ten
innings by to ). The veteran copmbS
pitched II remarkable game in spite OF
wrcichcd support; Wild throws by
Mack Wheat IL, in the three runs
scored by New York. I'm the morning
game BROOKLYN won from New York
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score by innings: y
ErookiEn ..........l oOol-o
New York q q n n n n n
- summary: RunS-Daubert O'Mara
base hits-Burns. Fletcher. stolen
ases-Daubcrt. oMara go. Sheridan.
on bases-Brooklyn .: New York IN
Eases on bails-on Marauard /; off
smith. !; OF Anderson. Q Hi,s-off
Sm!tA = IN innings; off Anderson. 3
IN ! l-3 Innings; off Ogden. in -,
inning Hit by pitcher--by smith
CO. Mara. by Anderson tMarouardi
via pitch--Smith. Losing pitcher
Smith i~''N'
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Times Dispatch Want ads arc resyi,
producers, Gail Randolph
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS yESiIrs


ltrnuilyn. =: New lurk. q ttirst gamr).
lsrnokiAn. {: New York. = tSerunI camcl.
Chicago. I: St. Louis. o ttirst ;:umcJ.
,r.iI, ,ii:,n,n' :: nosion. | iirst camel.
I'itt shurGh. J: Cincinnati. o (first S:inrJ
Pittsburgh. \: Cincinnati, (secnnI camel.
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score by innings y
st Louis .. ~ 10 Oh u q , q u
cleveland .--.. ! - % = q o y-i
summary. Runs Demmiti. Hcndryx.
CHAPMAN. WOOD Evans o.. Tw,o-b:,s..
,Its- Tob.n. l'enmitt. sister iiendryX.
Johnston. $l5,.n bases Nuuamaker
Wood Evans t2t Double plavs-
."N@ ."sHie, Chapman and Johnston;
,tohin anc S!s!er Left on bases-St.
Louis, :: Cleveland . First has. on
e.rors-C'leveland, > Bases o, b.i1s
OIL Wright. !. Of CoveIesh!e Hits
or "Tlsht in 5 innings: off Houcl
"i-s',!@ g. Passed .; ll-Nynsr,-.l.c-
Losing pitcher, Wr!.r,
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BOSTON

Totals ........... sc 3 &c IL 3
::aited for Adams in ninth
X6attch for Rigan IN twelfth.
Score ny innings: r
Philadelphia 10000 ooooOo1-s
Boston ..........o0 OOOO1 90 %
summary: Runs-W Williams. Ludcrus,
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NORFOLK FANS DISCUSSED

Ispecial 70 The Times Dispatch
NORFOLK. VA. Jug prnt,I,, r.,
-'o'o rams ieii League PARK to-day dis
Continued on Ninth Fagey
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Richmond.
. y q. '2r Hoinles in eighth

al .h,,o,,, - y " Y : U W
'Sn,''oii" ''... q q O Il o q 90
summary Runs Emory. Briggs
S'oien hases-Holmcs, Briggs Sacri-
phY-Herrioti 10 Hanretty. Left or
"a S-leiersburg. !; Richmond. 4
, l5ase on ba!is-on Napier, ;; off l.urisev
Struck out-by Napier 4: by l.aris,.vI
iime of same-l:3j. Umpire-I..pe.
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Philadelphia 49,. 4" " o:
Boston ....... u u u u u y o.
Summa AIRY: Runs-Stoci. Cravath.
Kelly TWo-haSc htS-Powcll. Nchf.
stolen baSc--liaucroft. Sacrifice hits
l.uderus. Rawlings j. l.. Smith. Double
playS-pCarcc to Ethcroft to 1.idcrus:
Hcrzog to Raw liuEs: Nchf to Rawlings.
Left on philadelphia. ) Boston.
q. First base on -Philadclphiu.
|: HoSton l. bases on ballS---on Prem
nv Nrbf Z
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limcs- Dispatch want ads are result
producers. Call Randolph !.
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Times Dispatch want ads arc result
producers. Call Randolph l.
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rANuiN. ur rl,E CLuH>

Boston mt rhiIadcIphia.
New York ut Washing on.
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COLTS SHUT OUT TWICE
PENNANT ASPIRATIONS
JARRED BY PETERSBURG
ssf.ochI Contest to Goobers In Morning.
to %, While Afternoon Count
4 WAS to d.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RES, LIS YESTERDAY.

RESI- Its YESTERDAY.
Al pctcr>burs - Petersburg. &:
Itirhmond. ,morpinEb.
AZ Observation-Disclosures III rc-
tersburr. itnftcrnoon).
At Newport NcW>-Nrwport News.
II, Norfolk. tmorninEl.
Al Nurfuik->orfo;k. :; Newport
News. tnftcrnoon).
STANDING OF CIIBS.
Won. Lost. Pet.
Newport News - Il Is"
Pricr>hurc ......... ~ III .''t'
Richmond ....-,-. ~ u -
NUrfolk ....-.......... "a IL"
WHERE: ruEY rI.AN TO-DAY.
Richmond at PcIer>hurr.
Norfolk at Newport News.
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GAMES TODAY.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Chicago at ST. Louis
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-12-21
N.Y.-CHICAG0 AIR MAIL STARTS
Flyer Leaves Gotham With 200
Pounds of Letters-First Stop
at Bellefont, Pa.

Bellefont Pa, Dec. 19.--Lee D.
Smith, flying with 200 pounds of mail,
and inaugurating the first air mail
service between New York and Chi
cago, arrived here. Smith lost his
way and landed at State college, COM
ing here later when he learned of his
mistake. The indications are that the
afrplahe VIII be late in reaching Chi
cago.
New York. Dec. 19.-The first air
mail service between New York and
Chicago was inaugurated at 7:2O
o'clock this morning when Leo. d.
Smith left Belmont Park, L. l., in a
De Haviland machine with 200 pounds
of mail Smith will make his first stop
at Bellefont, Pa. From there the mail
will be relayed by airplane to Cleve-
land and from there directly to Chi
cago. The mail Is expected to reach
cago.
During the fight planes will be sta
ton at Leighton, Bellefont and Clar-
ion, Pa, Bryon and Cleveland, Ohio,
and Gary, Ind, for emergency.
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-12-21
UNTERMYER TAKES STAND
New York Lawyer Denies That He 10
Observation-Disclosures to Act as
Counsel for Embassy.

Washington, Dec. 18.-Samuel On
termyer Of New York, whose name
has been mentioned in the investiga-
ton of German propaganda, appeared
before the senate investigating COM
mittee to answer what he described as
innuendoes and implications which
made it appear that previous to March,
1915, his sympathies were pro-German.
Mr.. Untermyer declared that ne had
declined, after being solicited, TO act
as counsel for the German embassy.
Il was, Of course, always solicitous, as
were all of US" he said, shat con-
fiict be avoided and tried to do my
humble part in my infrequent meet
ings with members of the German en-
bassy toward preserving the peace by
making them feel that our hands were
not turned against them, although l
always insisted with them and they
knew that felt deeply that they were
In the wrong. There is not a shred
of basis for these vague implications"
The Knoxville independent. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1918-12-21
ALLIED FLEETS
SHELL RUSSIANS
British Squadron Routs BoIshe-
visit Forces Along Gulf
of Finland.
ESTHONIAN ARMY IS FORMED
Situation at Smyrna Is Critical-En-
tente Warships lombard Otto
man Troops at Various
Places.

Copenhagen, Dec. 18.-The allies are
expected to land troops in Petrograd
after Christmas, according to travellers
reaching here from that city.
Stockholm Dec. Ti.-An English
squadron has bombarded bolshevist
positions along the southern coast Of
the Gulf Of Finland, according to an
|CsR;1 Nstatsment issued from the Rs
tI8onian army headquarters. Bolshe-
visit forces have been repulsed, accord
ing to the report. The text of the
statement reads:
U. s. Troops RepuIse "Reds."
"An English squadron in the Gulf
Of Finland bombarded front and rear
positions held by bolshevist forces. The
enemy's advance on the Asserien front
has been stopped.
THE mobilization of the Esthonian
army is progressing satisfactorily, and
allied support is strengthening the
spirit of the people"
Allies Bombard Turk Bands.
Athens, Dec. 1.-THE situation In
Smyrna is extremely critical, accord
ing to newspaper dispatches from
Mitylene. Young Turk officials have
posted armed bands at various places
about the town, and these have been
bombarded by the allied fleets.
Reds Evaouate Russ Capital.
Stockholm, Dec. 13.-The bolshevib
government is evacuating Petrograd
1t plans to take refuge In Mimi
Novgorod, 900 miles southeast OF
Petrograd.
The bolshevik officials for some
weeks have been In precarious posi-
ton In the Russian capital and long
have been prepared for flight. Dis
content with bolshevik rule and the
approach of the American and allied
forces from the north, together with
the opening of the Baltic to the allied
fleets, has left Petrograd at the mercy
of the allies. 1t is possible that the
flight of the government was decided
upon to forestall an allied coup aimed
at the capture of the government.