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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-14
LOUISIANA OH. REFINING CORPORA.
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE FIRST MORT
GAGE SIX PER GENT TEN YEAR
louisiana OIL REFINING CORPORA-

Under the Sinking Fund nrovIsions of the
indenture dated May IL. 1917. between the
above Corporation and the State Street
Trust Company Of Boston. the undersigned
Trustee hereby, gives notice that until June
ceive sealed proposals for the saldA OF the
a hove named bonds to absorb the sum Of
lars and twenty cents $3.50. $50. 20) or any
part thereof No bonds should he offered at
The right is reserved to reject any and all
sTXTE STREET TRUST COMPANY.
Trustee.
BY ASHTON T.. CARR Vice President,
RCston Mass May I. 1919
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-14
THE LEHIGH COAL Co,. ANp NAVIGATION

Philadelphia, April 90. 1918.
Dividend No. 162.
The Board Of Managers this dav declared
a quarterly. dividend OF TWO PER CENT
nsr ssSse on MaY the fr stock Of r.
holders as registered on the books Of the
CamGany u n n S GioTs 10; ochn, a. inds; h
have filed permanent dividend orders.
HENRY II. PEASE.
asort
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-14
BUSINESS NOTES
It is reported that the Loray Cotton

II is reported that the LOray Cotton
Mills, of Gastonia. y. c., said to be the
second largest textile plant in the
South, has been sold to the Jenkes
Spinning Corporation. of Pawtucket.
X. /. The deal is said to have involved
more than $2,500,000.
An order for $50 freight locomotives.
valued at $4,000, 900. has been received
from the Italian Government by the
American Locomotive Company. The
locomotives are duplicates OF $50 en-
gines previously furnished Italy by the
same company.
BondhOlders Of the Canadian Cottons,
8 Limited, are reported to have met in
Montreal and rstif'"h the plan to sell
the Montreal Spinning Mn to the Do
minion Textile Company, which has
leased the mill for several years
New Zealand's hemp industry has
been adversely affected by the recent
I drop in prices for hemp, which has
caused some of the mills TO suspend
opsrstions. consular report states
that 0.000 bales of hemp are being
held in store for export when space OH
sailing vessels bound for America be,
comes available.
Further sales OF morphine and co :
raine for export to japan and other
far eastern countries are reported.
All restrictions on shoe production
and saies agreed to last October by tho
f4nners. shoe manufacturers and whole
s4lefs will be removed on June l. These
qestrict;ons covered the number of lasti
I ne Manufacturers could use. as wei
IS limited the range Of colored feathers
11norossntativss Of Belfast linen milk
~ ~ rscentiy visited the United Statci
81 |3Sx1x &adc conditions upon theil
u 4 sil4 made fsifly optIuistI'
" ~ | L.. : |.| .||. - /. If|
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-14

Copper continues TO frm up. Big
producers appear to have the situation
well in hand They ask 1890 pound
for nearby metal and about 16c forward
deliveries. Sales are not large, but give
promise of expanding
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-14
Partnerships

MIR. ALFRED d. MEACHAM. MIR. HOW
l ARD p. MAEDER and MR.. HUGH RAN
KIN have been authorized to sign for us per
procuration" In New York. Philadelphia and
eo'''' BROWN BROTHERS & co.
New York. MAY 13. 1919.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-14

Increases In rates on lumber and
other forest products from Washington,
Oregon, Idaho and Montana to Cana
dian destinations were asked today in
applications filed with the Interstate
Commerce Commission by the Northern
Pacific and Great Northern Railroads.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-14

Mike Sullivan. former MercerSburR star
half and quarter miller, made his first ap-
pearance IN track suit yesterday In two
years. sullivan intends to run for Victrix
get into condition.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-14

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
COMPANY have this day, declared a quar-
terly dividend Of Two C2) per cent on the
to be credited TO the stockholders as they
stand registered at the closing Of the books
at 3 O'Clock y. IN. Wednesday. 14th instant,
and payable on the 26th instant.
The transfer books will remain closed until
JOHN $. WISE. Treasurer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-14
Annual Meetings

trSSs' ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
llF Babies Hospital OF Philadelphia will
be held on Monday. June 9th. at the Dspen-
sary Building sSt South Ninth Street: at
suing year and for such other business as
may property come before the meeting.
WILLIAM NJ. BRADLEY, NJ. D.,
Secretary
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Bondholders Of the Canadian Cottons,

Further sales OF morphine and CO.
raine for export to Japan and other
far eastern countries are reported.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-14
McGraw Sends for Gonzales

Havana, May 14.-Miguel A. Gonzales,
formerly catcher for the St. Louis Nationals.
will leave for New York city in Response
TO a cablegram from Manager John j..
McGraw, instructng him to report imme-
dtately for duty with the New York Giants.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-14

Benny Leonard and George CYoungl Erne
will be the heahliners at a special show to
I've staged in Trenton one week from tonight.
year ago Erne stayed the limit with
Leonard in Buffalo.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-14

Eddie WagOnd and Harry Pierce will be
the wind-up boys at the Empire A. G. on
May 30. Eddie O'Keefe and Tommy Hogan
meet in the somwnd-up.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-14

Dated. New York. May I'd. 1919. '''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-14

Jack BrttOn and Bryan Downey may meet
in a return bout in Canton May 90
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-14

Phil Franchini and Harry UIid) Brown
clash in the third bout at the Olympia on
Monday night. The prelimnsries will find
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-14

WHEN speaking future for America remarked tina
~ every prospect peases.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-08
Taka-J<oIn Wins. -

The fast-stepping Taka-lNola lads
went into first place in the Commercial
League Yesterday afternoon when they
defeated the Knishts OF Columbus by
the score OF 10 >. By maintaining
their winning stride the soft drink
lads have yet 10 taste the dreEs Of
defeat;
Win P-es Shelton on the mound for
the Taxa kola lads and his slants
breaking to perfection ne was prac-
tically unhi,table. allowing only
four hits during the afternoons
pastin>ing. The heavy showers OF the
forenoon converted the infeld ilto
sea o: mud. making fast and SEN
sational fielding out of the question.
The final score showing Taxa Is ola
on the heavy end proved that tnev
can not only play sensational sail
on a dry field. hu, are mud horses as
we'll. Charlie Moss. in left field for
the soft drink boys. had field Law a.
hat, hitting safely fourtimes out ot
five legitimate attempts. while Ioe
Wharton around the initial sack, dug
them from The mud 10 a queens taste.
LYDIA on the hill for knights OF
Columbus. pitched winning ball and
had the kola boys guessing at all
stages Of the A me-, while Jimmie Mis-
sley. a. short. played oan--up game
not only IN the field bu; also at the
bat. where he secured half OF the
hits sarnered by lis team.
Score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-08
SUBURBAN TO CORN TAssEL
SETS RECORD TIME FOR
HISTORIC TURF CLASSIC
Huge Crowd mt Bclmcnt Secs Sweep
On Defeated by Head After
Wonderful Race.

BELMONT PARK RACE TRACK.
June Corn Tassel, carrying The gold
silks of II. T. Wilson. captured the
historic Suburban today on the Bel
mont course. \ head behind finished
the great Sweep On, and a length be-
hind. way on the outside rail. came
Boniface. The time of the. mile and
quarter stake was zoo ..
II was a wonderfully stirring picture
that unfolded itself in the final fur!onE
of this classic sight that brought the
5000 spectators 10 point OF mad
Corn Tassel and Sweep on fought out
the battle stride for stride. Il wasn't
until they hesred the regular Judges,
stand that Corn Tassel so; his hooded
head in front by few inches. Once
beaten. and i was Just by these few
judge on the temporary sand in the
clubhouse enclosure.
1t was a rict0ry that was more than
popular. Corn Tassel was backed down
coupled with over There. ruled favo-
rite at TO :. After the victory. Il.
CALCULATIONS.
Ensor Cool a. Iceberg.
It was one OF the most exciting
suouroans ever DECIDED When the
and Over There close UP. AS they sped
past the half-mile mark the trio we're
two lengths in front OF the others,
seventh position. with Ensor sitting in
the saddle as cool as an iceberg. They
turned into the stretch like bunch OF
cavalry and then began the real siruS-
sic.
AS they Strengthened out for the
final rush Sweep ON bounded TO the
front. Instantly a Grey resounded
Then came rushing Corn Tassci. with
Ensor riding like demon, and the
cyclonic duel. At the final eighth
mark, Sweep, On led Corn. Tassel by a
and got on even terms.
They settled down for a sensational
duel The huge crowd roared and
shrieked !, looked as if a dead heat
Corn Tassel's head in front. Il stayed.
and in turf history will always be
remembered as victor in one Of the
greatest suouroans ever fought.
New Record Hung Up.
The winners time. 2:o2 Is: is really
a record FOR this race. as the official
time OF fat. credited 10 Whisk Broom
H., when he won this event in 1918.
was not generally accepted by horse
men being correct
The showing made by Swee2. on,
which under the scale was giving four
teen pounds 20 the winner. WAS an
excellent performance. Sweep On and
public choice a - TO 5. while IS 10 5
was the closing quotation made by the
layers against Corn Tasse!s Caance for
first honU-S.
and Star Class reduced The field 70
eiEh, starters. Taey g! SO. away well
when the barrie: Was sprung except
Papp: which was - sluky mood. and
behiat he 6uHea 4s ihey ran Up the
back stretch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-08

Kirby Again Winner of
Metropolitan I1onors

BRIDGEPORT. CONN. June -
Ohwnid Kirby, EnEicwood. won the
metropolitan golf championship for
TIC third time today at the nroOl<-
lawn Country Club links, dcfcusinS
n. l.. Walker. Richmond County, :.
UP md to go at 10 holes.
ny virtue of his thfrd victory.
Ntrby Rntncd permanent OWNERSHIP
OF tho $3.50 silver plnttcr trophy
Nirhy's form was perfect In the
first round, which he did In .:s. In
tho SECOND round Walker. the re-
ranrknhlc young pluycr. WINS even
with his opponent NJ the nth hole.
walker won the sixth. seventh and
eighth mud halvcd tho ninth, leaving
him 3 up when he turned bnck. IN
odd incident occurred when Kirby
played lost ball outside Of the
match In the eleventh. Ii cost him
the hole.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-08
COLLEGE,. EASEBAI,I

~ Princeton: Princeton. 3 Pcnnsyl-
vania !.
\; Worcester. Mass: Holycross. ..
Harvard. o
At New Haven Cornell, :: Yale. /.
a, Easton, IA: Lehish, ., La
AZ Ann Arhor: Michigan, s. I'LL
AZ Providence: Brown. II, syria :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-08
GRID SCHEDULE GOOD
William aud Mary Football Team VIII
Open season on October With
Christian College.
LSpscia! q The T!nleg.p!spatch. !

4
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, June Fol
loving = the schedule Q; games 10
ee PLAYED ~ The William and Mary
:: otoa'! team, as announced by Il ;.
fsn;reSs. manager for 1913:
oc;oosr i-N::S:nia Christian Col
iese. :; Lynch5urE.
uciooe? n-v!rg.aia Military Ias,!-
;G;e, a: Lexington
.o;;:,ober ls-Richmond college, a:
oS:o6er es-Randolph-Macoa College.
:. N2vsmes7 i-Hampden-s sidney. -,
November s-Richnord COLLEGE. a,
Richmond
November l5-Raadolph-M Macon COL
!ess al Ashland
NoTeal5er 2---Hsn pden-sid.ey Col
iess q Williamsburg
November -1-Game pending
= nIinos- OF former members ot the
tezT are expected 70 return 10 coll
!:=s among whom are Brooks. T!p,on.
murphy, Ware. ChishUlgn and Fentress.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-08
COMMISSION TO MEET
mateur baseball Governing Body VIII
convene at Murphy's Hotel
Wednesday Night.

Tne meeting o: me Baseball! Com
MISSION called tor last Wednesday
Hlg1t was postponed on account o. q
quorum Hoc being prssea,, ana will ne
A+.c next wednesday night 81 O'Clock
Y ne autonoo:le room a. Murphy's
ito;%.- !; !s extremely important that
present
secretary sutton requests :he secre-
.!es 0: the various leagues 20 be
present Ine-- VII. also oe Z meeting
Q. the Athletic League :rrnediarniy
aiter ir@ adjournment OF me cornrlis
s!pa meeting Every mzasrer q inc
.tsgIt !. asked 70 attend
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-08
MICHIGAN WINS MEET
University of Chicago Second In Rig
INTERCOLLEGIATE Track and
Field Clashes.
10y Associated Press ,

CHICAGO, June 7.-Scorin, IN clcvcn
OF sixteen events. the University OF
Michigan track ana field team today
won the annual games OF the Western
intercollegiate Conference Athletic As
: ociation. totaling 81 - points The
University Of Chicago was second with
"a points. ana ll!ionis th:rd with -
jus: one point ahead OF tho a@crcga-
ton from Notre Dame University.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-08
rIr,t TMIIlght Gnmc rnc.dnr

The frst game IN the TWILIGHT Base
ball League VIII be played between
Nodes Tip-Tops and tho Mascots on
The G. 9. A. Field on Tuesday after
noon at G:l5 o'clock The teams in the
Circuit, are evenly matched. and
anxious To try conclusions with each
other Games viii be staged on Mon.
day. TUESDAY. Thursday and Friday af-
ternooms throughout Tho summer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-08
FIFTH SIXTEEN.

r. Q. Smith VS.. y. {. Thomas.
DR.. G. Baughnan vs.. a. Bye.
:, c. Mckinney vs.. F. NJ. Traynor.
y 7. Smith vs.. \. Bye.
Charles Davenport VS.. Or. c. Rob bins.
Wymond Cabeli vs.. y. Bye.
W. II. Street VS.. y. Bye.
u. i. h. Pea chv VS.. A EVs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-08
OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS

SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Nashville, 90: Mobile. 10
Memphis. =; Birmingham, /.
Atlanta. 4: Little Rock. 3,
Chattanooga. 4: New Orleans. -
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Baltimore. :: jersey City. 8.
Reading. Ia Newark, OIL
Toronto. 80; Rochester. ~
BinEhamton, SIS; buffalo. o..
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
81. Paul, |: Louisville. o.
Minneapolis. 5: Columbus,
Milwaukee. ! Toledo. a.
indianapolis. 5; Kansas City. /.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-08
stoclItons sun leading.

stockton Street still holds tho lead
I'm TN. Richmond League by defeat
ing the United states ordnance by tne
Score OF to >. Blunt. OF stockton
street. won his own game in the ninth
by smashing a hit TO deep right field.
scoring two runners. Tho features Of
tho game were tho hitting Of Is. Jones
and Blunt and the fielding Of II. Jones'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-08
YAhKS. s: WHITE SOX, q


NEW YORK June .-Nsw yo-a
{ s.=4.tc C@ltzso = :1s s=-o-5 game
OF 80 s+-.-s -s:= .p-zE - score
.. - 4 Ta= rs1..ss SO. ~ bunch
inG .-:s - W.-,a-.> : the Skin ana
psrto-:. = TIE --.- QL.- pt:.tet
wt.- =: S-7 Ic-: o., Ca.c.E5 1s1*
I-e oes. q It's .AT Sc2..-c chances
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-08
Total, 2. Q 8 To,.!, .0l2

7. J. L. 5 s. ................0 o . 0 o o q
+ =. &. Observation-Disclosures .cyi q -
summary. Two-ease hit 'ray:or. Stolen
B!shop. Wilk!uson, Glenn. Ftnnegan BASE,
on hal.s-Gr Bsilsy, = OF ii!ck,, !: on Rob
irsou. 8 H!tS-oT BAILEY. In 3 innings: nr
Hlcks ia innings. Struck oui-bv IA lev
:: by Hicks. s. by Robinson. 9 Umpire
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-08
. FOURTH SIXTEEN.

W. G. Brass vs.. Z. II. Trgg.
., j. sands KS. r. r. Sauls.
l.. Nick. Judkins vs.. s. NJ. McCue.
William Fitzgerald w. w. T.. Powers
II. r. Peyton vs.. L. 81. George Cooke.
{, {. Walker VS.. L. Massey.
John s. Swartwout vs.. = Fleming
+. {. Smith VS.. John Armistead.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-08

In fast and we'll played game the
fast Silent ~ y. team went down in
defeat before the heavy hitting OF the
X II. Lee. Jr -. L. ~ NJ. team to the
tune OF to 3 For the winners the
fielding of Rlersch. Morgan and Sims
featured, while Tucker played his usual
star game
Williams pitched good ball. allowing
only SIX hits. For the losers, G. Tim
mons starred both in fielding and hit
ting. Rogers caught his usual good
stem, the tide. but 10 no avail The
hating of Sims, Shortel. Tucker and
Williams for the winners and Dunn
and Timmons for the losers featured.
coffee also came through with IL timely
three Dagger.
S,Nrn;
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Iicni. T.. iriImn.
ChristO-Coln.


X
Is 7 crump .................O @ o o o 0 III
Christie Cola 900. ......'..O al o 0 O ,-a
summary: TWO base hits-W m :
iieichcr Three. base hits -Tayior. stolen
bases White. Williams t2b, Taylor 90,
Sacri'c. hy-Taylor. Double piayh-Mantle
t" Ryder to .rruehart III by pitched ball
--tcGiord. First base crrors-Christo-
COLO, :: Cruinp. .. Bases on bals--on Tay-
Tor :: OF WalthalI. !. Struck out--by ray
hours umpive-Trnylor Scorcr-MiIsoi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-08
Umpire Edwnrd. Quits.

r ~ Edwards has resigned as an
Lrnp.r" in the Commercial League He
sent IN his resignation to Pres dent
Hechlsr las; night and it will be ac-
ccpted. il Is understood.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-08

The fast Rrauerito nine defeated the
Richmond Broom Company, . TO 3, in a
last game at the seminary diamond
The pitching and batting OF Kennedy
and Becker were the features
Fayson. for the Broommakcrs. pitch
cd pretty game. but lost on errors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-08
In a game featured by tho Mitch

In game featured by tho pitching
of Taylor, Christie Cola defeated Ben r.
Crump at Benton Park yesterday. The
Christie Cola lads had things their own
way the whole game, the crump team
going hitlcSS until the ninth inning.
fhe Christie lads have been going fine
under the management OF Taylor. and
they expect TO take the long end OF a
double header from Grace Street next
saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-08
THIRD SIXTEEN.

James Mullen VS. George Bidgood
Is. NJ. Jones VS.. IS. II. Ellington.
otey Miller vs.. Levin Joynes.
{. X. Burnett VS.. W. w. Keen
4. q. Tabb vs.. T. &. McAdams
II. w. Jackson VS.. John IS. Young.
j. :. Jones vs. X. \. Kicks
Lewis Williams VS.. u. L. DOMAIN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-08
fulton BOOSTERS WIN, 8-G
CHURCH HILL BANK NINE
LOSES HARD-FOUGHT GAME
Fulton Athletic Club Takes Measure or
First English I.utlernns In
East End League.
EAST END LEAGUE.
Team Standing.

Gnmcs Ncx,snturdux.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-08

'HnIVS -NVHF SNEUrUNy.
wood.
, Fulton Boosters VS.. Fulton A. C.. at
Fulton. "
The Fulton Boosters continued their
winning streak when they defeated the
=. The game was Ditchcrs' battIc
until the seventh. when Fulton. with
Two hits mixed with four errors got
hvc runs. The features Of the game
were the work ot both pitchers and the
batting ot Todd and OConnor. The
ncid!nS OF the Boosters waa another
feature. Buchanau's long running
catch Of O'Connor's hit was a great
piece OF fielding stunt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-08
Richmond Broom Co


otdIs ..,.-.JJ 0 u
Score by Innings
RiC hmOnd Broom co.
X e Brauer .....
summary: Two has
Collins. NJ. Watkins
Stolen bsscs--Stern.
Double PLAYS Watkins
on halls-or Fa'-on.
u"dY. .. Cmp!rc-crol
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

tc2a;!avs5 F:on Fit;seaia Pase)
= -so= ;s.-- - SA9-Es- :. !!!,s-c-
El-Tt-. = ---IrEs q -.c-lcso-
= !--i-SS St--rt -E.-EI fi--,--. -
: s:s..-. ) .-as..E ;.t...:-::.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-08
L. y. Ordnance.
Stnrkinn Street.


'%uus out when winning run was scored
Score by innings: X
Stockton street ...-.-.........i o 0 c-G
T.. DrIEagC" ............O o 3 ! o o o.,
Summary: Twu-bnSe hit.-Waikins Home
run u Jones. stolen bascs-Stutz 60. Tu--
uer 90 Sacrifice hts-W. Bahcn. Sacrifice
HES Brown. lIit by pitched hsll-W. Bahcn.
rr!ddy hascs on balls on Thomas. i:
Thomas. ] IN zip innings: OF Blunt. : in
s l.. innings: of ". Hah"n. : in innings
Struck "ut-hy Thomas. !; by Blunt 6:
hy W Bahen. Time OF game 2i0. I'm.
ui-o. Bahcu. Scorer. Morris.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-08

The Battle-ANe team went down to
defeat before the steady pitching OF
Robinson. - being master OF me
game at ali times The timer WAS
in Sood FORM and surely did put
hole IN the lost column for Battle
Axe The playing of the Golde in
field was high-class. Captain SnellinEs
at second handlns many difficult
chances
The Code team seems 10 he getting
into real form and may make Il hard
Cor some other teams before the sea-
son is over. For the losers the Two
long hits by Beale and Waddell were
the feature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-08
CUBS, 2; BRAVES, |
[Ry Assoela.ea Pr,

CHICAGO, June 7.-Ch.cago punched
mis- today behind an error by Rig.
CERT and defeated Boston %
Douglas pitched In fire form and w.s
given support, which in spots. border.
ed on the spectaculsr Lac sDcartn-
OF line drive of Cruises 5ai n.jn..
feature. wilson's doan'e ann ~
zog,s single saved the VISITOR. from A
shutout,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-08
VICTORIOUS
TAYLOR'S PITCHING DOWNS
B. T. CRUMP OUTFIT, 6 TO |
Braucr Team Wins Fifth Straight md
Holds Top Place In Athletic
I.cuKuc.
ATHLETIC I.t..AGCI:.
Standing OF the Clubs.
= VI UTIIF'
N here 'l'l,pY Istny No,

Richmond Broom-B. T. Crump. at
Byrd Park.
Grace S,reet-Chrlsto Cola. At Benton
Park.
X. Il. Brauer-Cottrell Saddlcry a,
Seminary.
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Battle Axe.
Total, .. Is ~: Totals !. =.

'WhifeId battcd Tor F. Hsrrclson.
summary: Home runs-Waddell. Bcale.
Stolen bases Sharpe. Kline t2h Clarke
Sacrifice hits-SneliinEs. Hit by pitched bail
Clarke Hohinson. Bases on baiis-on Rob
insor :. of HARRISON. . Struck out-by
Robinson. :; by HARRISON, 5. Time of game
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-08
Maine Track Team wilma.

~ Associated Press
DHDEo. NE, June THE Cn!ver-
=.,E - Maine .rack team defeated HOLY
1FSSs ioday. IS 20 50 points