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!. Chattanooga. .39l: Distcl.
NEARLY 500 BEGINNERS AT
TRAPSFIOOTING SCHOOL
'AMcricn's First Institution for In
strurti"n "f Shooting Turning
OMI GrlI:IIeN Daily

The trapshootinE school on the MIL
ION Dollar Pier. Atlantic city, y. j..
n'u' ia!r to be moro popular than ever
this season.
The school began It's third year on
MaEch so, and IN the first live weeks
iu,o'o targets We're thrown over the
waters OF the Atlantic ocean for the
pIasure of 72I enthusiasts
That the learn to shoot" idea ia
Spreading IS proven by the great num-
DER OF beginners who are being in
structed There is absolutely no charge
tor this instruction. and every atten-
ZION is given to those who desire TO
learn the proper method of shooting.
holding sighting. position. etc
of the ~ who shot over the traps
during the first five weeks ia5 were be-
Ginners. OF this number 3SS were men
ana lUi were members OF the tair sex
~ me others who are seasoned shots
-" We're men and seven were Fair
DianaS
Targets to the number OF 1925 were
thrown the hTst week the school was
under way---which is greater number
than were trapped in any one OF the
ioi!owIns four weeks.
SILVER spoons are BEING awarded as
III past years for the highest scores of
the week at twenty .ve iargets-for
veterans. beginners. women and bows
and handtrap Is offered TO the be-
Sinner who makes the best score on
hity targets
High score spoon winners thus far
are r.. F. Noclker. South Orange. n. j.:
Fred Plum. Atlantic City. y. j., r. a.
Doiheid. Baltimore, Md. J. NJ Studc-
baker. South Bend. Ind. H. j. Fender
sasi. Phoenix. y. Y.
Beginners WHO We're spoon winners
are IL :. Baird, South Orange. n. J.:
EooeTt Kuhn. Atlantic City. n. j.: l.
ri Balloon. Bath y Y, Major ] NJ.
Hprer. MeadTillo. IA: c @. Beatty.
Toronto. Canada
Ladies VINO were spoon winners are:
MISS r. q. Smith. Pittsburgh. Pa:
Mrs. +. II. billiard. New York: Miss
Mildred Kern. Brooklyn, \ Y. Miss
adys Ballard. New York Miss Pris-
ciila, Pittsield. Mass
liand-trap winners are Charles F..
hammond. Detroit. Mich. Captain c.
Hammond. Detroit, Mich Captain c.
Burgwin. Camp Meade. Aid: w. =.
DAVIS, Woodbury.. y j. c. Wolf.
Omaha. Neh. Master Hammond Is ,hir-
teen years Of age.
William Carroll. eleven years old. OF
Washington. broke twenty-one OF
twenty-five targets on two occasions.
which is the best shooting that has
oeen done By q juvenile on tie pier
this season
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GRIOIR0N SCHEDULE FOR
NEXT SEASON ANNOUNCED
William and Mary Gives Out Dates for
Football Events of Com
ing Fall.

The Athletic Association Of Villa m
and Mary College has framed up the
Indian schedule for next fan. The
calendar. which was announced yes
terday. starts off ambitiously V ii. |.
being the first opponents on the nst.
but only two games are slated 70 +
PLAYED before The Eastern Virginia
championship proceedings
The first grid match is with the
Sp.ders. at Williamsburg, and the last
With the Hanlpdcn- Sidney Tigers. III
Norfolk. on Thanksgiving Dar
William and Mary promises 70 have
a likely bunch of gridders. in spite
OF war conditions. II seems certa in
that Warren. the end who smeared So
many Of the Spider end runs last sea-
son. will be back on the field with
Ms customary go. Little Toad"
thurman. who ran Mac" Pitt close
second as quarter back. will be missed
from the SQUAD. but several applicants
FOR the position Will crop up next
Following is the schedule:
October 5-.N. VI. l.. at Lexington.
October l2-Nirginia Christian Col
'ege. at Lynchburg
,0ctober l9-Rtchmond College. at
villa sburg championship.
October o6-Ra nd iph- Macon College.
Mt Ashland tchampionship).
November . Hampton Sidney. at
Williamsburg (chlmnionship)
November 9-Eichmond college. at
Richmond championship.
November l6-Randolpn- Macon A..
Ni!liaHSburG championship.
November 2S-Hampden-S Sidney. 1T
Norfolk championship.
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PIRATES LOSE THEIR ONE
BEST BET OF SEASON
His Sensational Comeback With Inst
Year's Tnllendcrs Makes
Baseball History.

NEW YORK: May 25.--1n losing
Pitcher Earl Ear Hamilton: the Pirates
His sensational comeback with last
years tailend club. will make one
of the chapters which will live long
in the history Of baseball.
Hamilton was n long shot. but Hugo
Bezdek. the Pittsburgh manager. likes
70 take a chance and he paid big
Time after Time Hamilton has been
each successive trial has been relc-
gated TO the minor leagues He PLAYED
with Detroit and the St. Louis Amerl-
cans IN 1917. and made sorry show
ing, his name being we'll down toward
the bottom of the list OF pitchers
Last season he started with the ST.
Louis Browns and was sensational
was not the best. He lost his throw
ing arm III short time and after
losing eight. starts for Fielder Jones
he was again released
son with the Columbus club OF the
American Association. he settled down
and made fairly good record for
minor league bail. Hamilton. however.
ance in past years and recently openly
admitted that his failure in st. Louis
was due In large degree TO the white
lights.
Hugo Bozdck stated when he hough,
Hamilton's release that he was NOT
blaming to use him as regular box
man. The fact that he stood second
only to the famous Ty Cobb in the
American League batting average list
last year. although he had only played
IN t"entN-Seven games represented
to the former Western League mana
ger Hamiltons value to the Pittsburgh
club.
Hamilton. however was determined
TO do the hurting stunt and in the
framing camp showed such form that
he was put at the head of the pitch
ing staff when the season started
he hes pitched six games this sen
son ana mas registered victory in
every engagement
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AMATEURS OUT IN FORCE;
PLAY FINE BRAND OF BALL
AlcO-OId yirEInin Contest Proved Great
Pitchers Bnttie-Dattle .AAe
tOutA .txbu:J.

The Alcohol Nirginia contest of
yesterday unlooscd pitchers battle
of the most highly developed variety
between Pitchers Shelton. for Alec.
and B!anton. for the Old Nirginias.
The final score was to @. in favor
OF the Nirginias
Luck was with Blan.on. Up 20 the
eighth Shelton pitched wonderful
brand OF ball. but poor support let in
FIVE TALES. Two errors and Johnson's
timely thrce-hasser put an end to the
hopes OF tho Alcos for another win.
The Alcos have an al!bi Joe Boeh-
ling is out Of town. Mac Pitt is one
ot the Stinsonmsn. and Knight and
Hyland. former Spider stars. have left
:or home. 1t IS hoped by the manager
Of the nine. however, that the two uni-
r"rsity boys. Dick kuyk and ELL Pett-
wa, who were offered contracts two
weeks ago by Clarke Griffith. vii! he
on the lineup by Saturday. The score:
II
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Philn delphia.

Dated for Hale in ninth
'Hatted Tor Gerber III ninth
+Edtied for Lowdcrmilk in ninth.
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Standing Of Amateur Clubs
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Section "A.n

Game yesterday postponed.
Section H.
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ST. LOUIS FINALLY LOSES
rBy Associated P.cas.l

PEiLA DELPHIA. May Goa I'd
ne-'s hits no s. Louis errors in hand
ling them scored all of philadelphia $
runs to-day. his double in tine eighth
driving in Wa Lker with the winning
the throw in. The Athletics won TO
?, breaking ST. Louis streak Of six
straight st. Louis oponci the game
with two safe hunts and Demmitt's sin
G!c scored Tobin. singles b. Walker
Burns ana Gardner Tied the score IN
the fourth. = neldcrs choice by
Dugan in the NTH put tho visitors
ahead. but IN the SIXTH. Philadelphia
tied the score on robins tumble OF
Gardner : single which allowed Walker
to tally from :irst base The score
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ColIcce RnnchnlI.

At Terre Haute. Ind indiana. &;
Rose Polytechnic. :.
At Madison-lllinois. l3; Wisconsin,
o.
AT Observation-Disclosures. &c: Har-
ward. 0.
At AnnapoIis-Navy. .: Gal!audet 5
At New Haven-Hale. 3: Fcnnsyl"a-
mia. 0.
At Camhridge-Princeton freshman
s: Harvard freshman. =.
At Hanover. y. H.-Dartmouth. A.:
Amherst. I.
At West Point-Army. /: Fordham. O.
AT Waterville, Maine-Colbv. IL
Bates. o.
AT Williamstown. Mass--Willams 5
WESLEYAN. 4.
AT Bowdoin. Maine--St. Anselm. II ,
Bowdoin. o.
At Observation-Disclosures I: Chicago. s.
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PRINCETON is VICTOR
IN TRIANGULAR MEET
Wins Over Harvard and Yale-Richurd
Cleveland Wins
ShOt-PuI.
IRy Associatcd Press.l

NEW HAVEN. CONN. Nav o5-Princeton
came throrsh victor III the triangular track
meet to-day between Harvard Princeton
and Tale. with score OF - l-3 points Vale
finished second with Ii 90 and Harvard
thiTd, with II POINTS. Princeton took
commanding lead by capturing ali places
In the high and low hurdles. and although
Yale tooK a majority Of tirsts in the field
events and broke in the others. tho
Blue was unable to overcome this lead.
Princeton took firsts. Yale five and
Harva rd one Richar d Cleveland. OF Prince
ton. son of the late President Cleveland
the shot-rut with 50 feet S IA inches
E. b. Fisher. OF Yale. won the mile run IA
! minutes So 3-5 seconds.
This was tho frst time that the three
Institutions had met In triangular meet
The ARRANGEMENT due TO war conditions
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RENEDICT|uE DEFEATED
BY FORK UNION TEAM
Local Organization Is Thereby Elim-
mated From Champion
ship Race.
CORE STANDS 8 to 8 AT END
Game Close to Eighth Inning, When
Fork Union Staged Sensational
Batting Drive Which Melted Six
Nuns Before Lct-Cp Came.
[special to The Times-D;spatch.

BREMO. VA, May 25.--The Fork
Union ball team outclassed Benedic-
tine College here to-day. winning by
the overwhelming score OF to 3. By
losing this game the Richmond team
was eliminated from the championship
race
The game was close and exciting up
TO the eighth inning. when the locals
staged a sensational batting, rally net
ting six runs.
Features for Fork Union was the
pitching Of H. Snoad and the batting
of Riley and Gentry.
Captain Creamer. of Bcnedictine.
played q fine game. Batteries: Fork
Union, Hobsou, Snead and Baitimore:
Eenedicti,.e, wood and Wols;eter. I'm
pire. Henry Thomas
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was determined
STAND UP FOR LAW
Boston Police Refuse to Permit Violin
ton Even Under Guisc OF
Hcnev violence,
IBy Associated Press. /

BOSTON. May 25.-Thc Red Cross
sunday game betwccn.the Red SoN and
champion White SoX here has been
called off because of police objections.
Police Commissioner O'Mcra declared
that a, game would be absolutely con-
trary to Massachusetts Sunday law,
even Ii the city and State officials had
sanctioned the contest. The receipts
Of Mondays game will be given to
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Crack FiIly Is Sensation.

LOUISVILLE. ky. May 25.-viva
America. c. T. Worthngton's crack
flly ridden by Warrington, to-day
earned the title champion filly of the
West. when she scored an easy victory
in the forty-fourth running Of the his.
toric Kentucky Oaks at one mile and
A sixteenth. The race was the feature
of the days card
The winner led the field from the
start and went under the wire five
lengths ahead OF her closest competitor,
Fern Handley
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ATHLETIC LE.AGI

Inst weeks ntnndiuEs. No re-
port of game received 1cxtcrday.
WHERE THEY PLAY SATURDAY.
Commercial LenSue, section .A"-
Arfators and .AlcoS, mt BYRD Park.
Diamond No. Z; Randolph and Old
Ntrginius, at Byrd Pnrk, Diamond
No. 4.
Commercial League. section "I"-
Silent Athletic Club and Battle Axe,
nt Byrd PariS. Diamond No. .; Stoc;<-
Ton street and Asbury, Southslde.
Athletic LenEue-TrcdeEnr aud
Code, mt Clark Springs; Barton
Heights and u. T.. Lees, ut byrd
Pnrk. Diamond No. =, WoodaIl AZ
QunricS md West End Glcnns,' ut
OukNvOOd.
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west End Girnnx.

CONTINUED on Second Page.
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STOCKTON STREET SCORES
TIIREE-TO-TWO VICTORY

stockton Street scored e 3 TO vic.
tory over the silent Athletic Club yes
tcrday afternoon by rallvinc in m.
ninth inning and scoring one run
stockton Street outhit their opponents
two to one. but despite this fat they
barely managed TO nose out a victory
III Jones led in the hittinc for the
winners. by getting three hits out OF
-FOUR trips 10 the plate
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Womjberry Close. sco.on

IHPtclaI % The Times Dispatch
ORANGE. VA. May ?5.--Woodherry
closed her season to-day, defeatin, RI .
Gilman County School 3 to = Wood :
berry made her first run as the result
or base on balls. Il balk, a stolen
odSe ana passed ball. Gilman Tailed
twice in the fourth on two bases on
balls. n hit and an error. I'm tho
eighth. Ellsworth doubled. bringing in
Two runs and putting Woodberrv in
wild. was effective
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CLOSE ROWING CONTEST
Princeton Defeats Cornell by Halt Length
on Lake Car
neCic.
fBv Associated Press

PRINCETON N J. Nav o5-Tho FRINGE.
TON eight AIRED shell crew defeated Cornell
on Lake Carncgis today by less than one;
sevcr-cirhths minutes. 81 seconds
Cornell! won tho freshman race by three
lengths IN IN minutes seconds.
The Harvard freshman crew defeated tho
Sa'o freshmen br lenyrh and a half In
their annual regatta here to-day.
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REDS SHUT OUT PHILLIES
IHy As.oci,,.a rr.nl-

CINCINNATI, May @5-GeorEe Sn,j,b
Iecentiy secured by Cincinnati from ;hc
EeW loiE club. pitched great ball To-
1sS' ana Philadeiphia was SHUT out in
ger was hit rather hard i'm Two inn,r-..
Sincinnati played errorlcss ball, g..
Work OF Lee MaGee and Elackhurno 10
lnS especially clever In slidinC trt,
third base IN Tho fourth inning CRIT
hth had his hand spiked by Stock. and
seHe!sI stltch<s were taken IA At ~,
VII pc out oil the game for three or
FOUR days. The score: W
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YANKEES BEST INDIANS
IBy Assocla,ed Fr.ss.1
y e w

NEW YORK. May o5.-Love's fine
G,,t IG enabled New York to defeat
Steveiand to-day in the second game
@! III" series. to /. He did not per-
M. mn until the sixth inning. when
Win TWO out. F. j Miller tripIed and
S.o!eH on an error by Pratt. The
steady in the pinchcs. The Locals
scored Two runs on thirteen hits. Lows
scored hoth runs after hitting n single
an" oouh!e. The score:
CleyCfDnb
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RED SOx TAKE TWO STRAIGHT
LRy Associated Press. /

BOSTON. May 25-In the first extra
inning game played here in the Amer.
lean League tins season. Boston To-day
defeated the worlds champion Chi
Cages in the last of the tenth. to 2,
by Shean's long safety over Leibolds
head. scoring Schang, who had dou-
hlcd. PLAYS by Whiteman. Felsch and
CONTINUED on Second Page.) =
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IN PITCHING CONTEST
TIGERS DOWN SENATORS
Detroit Scores Ono Run. While
Washington Fails to Make
Single Marker.
YANKEES WIN OVER INDIANS
Red Sox Take Second Victory From
Worlds Chumpions-St. Louis
Loses to Atlslctics-Closc Scores
Feature OF Every Diamond Event.
tBy Associated Press. ]

WASHINGTON. May 25.---Detrolt de-
fcatcd Washington to-day. TO @. in
pitchers battle between Shaw and
Dluss. The former allowed hut three
singles. and only twenty-nine men
faced him. Heilman's single. has.
or balls and STANCES sapritic. fly ave
ire visitors their run. The score:
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KAVANAGH WINS. GAME
IBy Associated Press,

ST. LOUIS. May 25-Marty Kava-
nagh, formerly with Detroit and Cleve-
land of the American League. playing
his first game in right neld Tor ST
Louis to-day. singled i'll the ninth in
ming, scoring Cruise who had trip,ed
with the run tina, beat BROOKLYN.
TO 8 The score:
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'Battcd tor Ainsn!th in ninth.
tHattcd FOR Shaw in ninth.
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Ynlc Detcats Pennnr1unnlu

NEW HAVEN, May 25-Yale de-
teated Pennsylvania here 5 10 0. to-
day Talcott pitched alright ball. and
win some fine support was able to
secure the honors over Bernhardt for
Pennsylvania. who also pitched good
game during the first five innings.
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Miller. Left on Brooklyn. -:
-. Louis. 10 Fi:st base Oh errors
brooklyn, !. ST. LOUIS. >. Bases on
oi!!s-oE Grimes. !. or Cheney, =; oit
MAY. Hits--cE Grimes. . in IN
H.hSs; OF Cheney, IN 2-3 innings.
u In 20 innings struck ou,-yy
crimes. 8. b. Cheney, /, By May. g.
" !nninS pitcher. May. loslag pitcher,
I nei.tH. -
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HtUIt DN lnNlnES.
St. Louis I 0nO1ooo %
Philadelphia 06ul 0loo.-
summary: Rums-Tobin, Nunamaker.
Walker. tS> Burns. Two-base hit.
Gardner. stolen base-Demmitt. Sac
r!hcc h!ts-Sisler. Perry. Double play
-Dcmmitt to Nunamaker to Sisier
Left on haSes-St. Louis. :; Philadei-
phia. !. First base on error-St.
LOUIS, ]. Bases on balls-off Lowder-
milk, 3 off Perry, l. Struck o,,tNhv
LOM1eE milk. J. by Perry -
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international Learnc.

AT Buffalo-Newark. o: Buffalo. 2
(hrSt game).
At Embellishments. .: Buffalo. 6
tsecond game).
At Rochester-Baltimore 3; Roches.
ter, 8.
At syracuse-Binshamton. 2: SYRIA
Jersey City at Toronto tpostponed;
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Yale Freshman WI, v..,

NEW HAVEN. CONN, May 25-Thas
nale freshman track team disposed o6
the FIorvard 1927 team this afterpoan
nv scoring aighty-onc and one-half,
points against thirty-hv and half
Tor the Cambridge hoys Harvard,k
only nrst was the two mile run, won
b. Nally. oA
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Score by innings. p
New York 2oo onfni
Chicago a
, summary: Runs--Young. kaur, ~
Surns. Elack. Mann. 80. McriIle. PAS
tEeIr IyIer Two-hase hts-Kauy
Mann. OFarrel. Pask,r, Three.basc
h!t.peal Stolen hases-Eolke. Mann.
nerkie' Sacrifice hit - Zi:nmernon'
70 Fletcher. Zimmerman 10 Boit.
Leti on oases-New York q. Chicago
Q; F!!st base on errors-Hew York
nases on oal!s-oN Barnes. ! OF Tyler
IN !" INNING. of Demaree { in 225
innings, OF Causey. III } innings: or
yer - IN Innings. H!t by pi,chc:
by Causcy. tflack and Nerkie1
struck out-by Tyler. >. by Caus.v. .
VIA p!tch-Causey. Losing p.,cher
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GoIDE DEFEATS t:I.t.Sys
P1.A VINO E,lsEOR

io'Ie. coming back strong from N.
uc!eh' @: last saturday and pi,,.inr
e. or!.sS ball behind Gentry. dnfeItci
INC west End GlenIs by a score of
he tnheld work of Cosby. Simn-o,
fatirrson End McAilster wcra .hn
outstanding features Of the confess,
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~ r ~ . r'''7IHIt TIaES- ThOmaS 10
nnorEah 10 O. Erien; Lacy to Irving TO
nterci"al. Two base hit-H Jones
tomc rnn--Jernings Stolen Bases
Napier Lacy. Il Jones. Bosher. Bases
n'ts--off Thomas. in & ;nninma' ofs
naylor in 3 innings: off Allen ; IN
innings. Hit by pitched halI-Na
Thomas. 3. by Taylor. l. None on, -;
n t,. when winning run was scored
empire Kidd Scorer. Taylor.
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3atted for Adams in seventh.
TBatted for OeSchger in eighth

Cincinnati .......... 0lOO2 OO.-3
Summary: Runs-Rousch Chase
Wingo. Two base hits-Rousch. Fitz-
gerald, OeschScr. Thrce-base hit
Wingo. Stolen base-CnaSe Double
playnStoGk TO tuderus: Left on bases
-Philadelphla. D. Cincinnati. 3. First
on balls-Oeschger, l. Hits-off Oesch-
ger, in innings: of DAVIS l in
innings Struck out-by Smith Q: hy
oeschger. g. Losing pitcher-Oesch
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Detroit ....... 49,. o ! q 0 q o o q OIL
Washington ......0 q 5000 90
summary; Run-Hei!man. Stolen
bases LEHMAN. Shoiton. Sacrifice
h!ts--Milau. Judge, Ainsmith. Sacrifice
iy-Stanage Double piays-Shanks.
A.nsFn.th 70 Foster: Morgan 10 Lavan
20 Judge. Lei, on bAseS-DctroiI, !:
Washing on. 3. First base on errors
Wasaimston. J. Bases on balis-on
SHAW. =. OF Dauss. J. Struck out
by UauSs. .. by Shaw. ,.
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Petersburg,
Tota Is
sBaf.nI
.Battea for Binney in fl

ps,orsfS INNINGS r.
Richmond 0001o
summary Two-hase hi;s-Johnson.
S,,lhsoh' Moore. Three-baSe hit-iritt
stolen as"s-Mangus. Emery. Rust.
ioouhie plays--EinSon ,unassistcdj:
H,l To Eurney; Hi, by pitcher
iioi!neS. Left on aseS-Richmond =:
petersburg. Q. First base OF, rrro,,s
Richmond. .: Petersburg l. Bases on
naIls--"f Eady. /. off Jackson o. of
n,ovinston, 0. Ilits-off Eady. 3 i'm .
innings: of jackson. s in innings.
struck out--by jackson. 5 by Covinr
ron. 10 Time OF game. hours Umpire.
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Totals

summary. Three base h,ts-Jonnson
Sacrifice hits - Tucker. w % d "A d
stolen ses--Bealc. Lowrey. Kuyk.
Woodward Double Dlays-Aionroe 10
Zeal" 10 Tucker. Eases on balls
by phantom, 3; by Shelton. 3. Rattors
hit--Lowry Struck out---hy Blanton
II: by Shelton. 2. Passed ball-Nuyll
Umpire-I:dwa-tls.
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Totals
fBatted for Halt in sevetnh.
Srn-. nv inninDe.

Cleveland O q q no1 n n n
New York ...00110O 0Ox-.
summary; Runs-E. j. Miller. Love
% wo-b base hits--Love, Gilhooley.
r. Miller. Wood. Threc-base hit-E
J. Miller. Stolen base CHAPMAN
Double plays-Pratt. Peckinpaugh and
Pipp; WambsSanss. Chapman and g.
j. Miller. Left on bases-New York,
S: Cleveland, G. Bases on balIs-osf
Love. 4. off Bagby. !. Struck ont
by Love, 3 hy Rp gby. l.
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h1 At Observation-Disclosures. q: Column
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First Sixteen.
q. +: Wood vs., Douglas Gail
". fP!e% Woed VS. IS. { { Il Il S Ssoiss
r T 0rgain rs. +. J. y. Mackay.
W. Peck US. w H. Palmer, Jr.
j. a. Belvin vs.. &. Gray.
Second Sixteen.
y. l.. Adnmson W.. b. r. Claiborne.
George Warren US. Gilbert Wclder.
\. L. Hawse vs.. Levin Joynes.
NJ. Langhorne VS.. II. d. c. Maclach-
r. a. Rich VS.. n. Cali.
John Maxwell VS.. G.. Jeter Jones
j. n. c. Hogan US. r. II. Talley.
Third Sixteen.
George Gilbert Us. p. Leigh
Sanford Fleming Us. John y Young
q. MEG. Goodridge US. w K Howard
X. G. WORKMAN rs. a, Gray, Jr
James Mullen VS.. G. Y. Albright
J. q: Shelton W.. ]. {. Devilbiss
p. f. Saul VS. p ST Geo Cooke.
D. Williams vs: Il. Z. Peyton.
r. l. Powers VS.. L. Mex. Judk.ns.
a /: Sand VS.. Preston Be!vin.
W. q. Bragg VS.. w w. Keen.
All matches In the frSt round must
pc completed by Wednesday. May ~
WI! be on handicap basis. the allow.
ancc being th-ee-fourths of the DIFF.
terence in handicap. One-half stroke
Or less Will count in favor of the
ing odds.
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IDEAL GOLF WEATHER
FOR QUALIFYING ROUNDS
RiHcs Fleming Wins Low Gross and
A. l.. Ainmson Low Net

Ideal weather conditions favored tho
qualifying events on the links ot the
Country Club yesterday. and with the
course in fine shape some excellent
scoring resulted.
The low gross score was won by
Rivcs Fleming. with u total of eighty.
and the low net score by a L. Adam
son. with net score of seventy-two
Mr.. Adamson Is the first player to
win leg on the Strangers Cup
The draw for the first round OF
match play is as follows.
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GAMES TODAY.
New York ut Cleveland.