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HAvRE DE GRACE ENTRIES

Morning FACE. liz: Sir Mnf..i rnrron; :si
x ,So, e. lei; Tic lci; ranh;ndi.!. lis:
axramcnts. i9i: Tut, 49, Hunters
seoond Iace-slr turionrs-u.r.h nc.
I EJnnSt're ,G dIiS ' nrapery iig: ROYAL
liz: Dolninlcsn lie: Marx was s'''' liz IT,
Ace OF Aces. JIG: Dunsa ndei. Tic: Head.
man. ZIG: Sadie. u. III; Orter-al PIX
III: Liberty Girl. Ill; Escarnol.,t.. iii:
GUY! Ts,- James, me-" IL Ei:xib!e. M!dian ils.
Gold. lIs: You Need. lis: Cncle's Ia ssis
II: Cobalt Lass. 10: Charley aainmr
loi: Brother MaoLean. no
Mock Orange; ia: Lady Rrum.liei!. iaa5s
GriTwood: 1905: Dunsandei I0l: Taitl.
r,is .Sf yasSl!hts l. a. war
penaan,. lIe:. Slippery Elm. lis: cies n
Rusid!uma.' JOS: Te,iy. 81 s'AF he''"'' liz:
ss;;Is , rs s &c isss'iy v' H.s
bert. Ios: sunny Hill. Ies: Fed Domino,
Ioe: 0eeanna. IS: Franklin ito: San.
psur II. io7: Droornpeddier. io.. Lively
ssA wfs'f bSrea 1917 y'r Erbf be- nss
Amino: 1le: Refngee. lis King Neu.
ch liz. s s.lsE ;sf
day. 1903: Major Bradley. 40: peeriess On.
Ib5: Pas dc Chance. 103: Lady Ward.
Indian cAsnt. icr: otseso. los: chsilcpnsste:.
. y I. . L.
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New York.

Totals..3a sc7l5 To;als...:5 80 .
'Da,ttd for Ruel In nin.a.
Dated FOR Shawley in ninth.
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MEMPHIS BATTLES TO TOP
IN SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Tennesscc Tenn Captures -Four Games
Out OF Six During weeks

| ATLANTA. GA, April 25.-Aiemph!s
forged its way to tho leadership of
the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at the end
OF the weeks play by winning four
! out % six games. while Mobile took
two out of three from Atlanta. which
already had spit foxr-gamc series
. with New Orleans.
Thc New Orleans club had an
equally good run. but was handieaupcd
due TO poor start in the first series
with Mobile.
tanooga against Little Rock. Blrm!aE-
/ ham versus Mobile and Nashville
against Memphis each win and lose n
/ contest while rain postponed one each
IN the three series. Tho New Or
leans Atlanta tour-Game series met
/ icore favorable weather and all four
games were played. The pcllcans took
the first two In fine shape. but then
dropped' Two in row due to mas
! tcrly pitching by Thorburn and to
heavy lifting in the second game
New Orleans won two straight from
birmingham In the second half OF the
week. walker and Torkclgon holding
The Bnrons ut their mercy. On SUN
leans where Birmingham was on the
big end Of Il fivc-to-two score.
Mobile and Atlanta each won n
game In the first two Of thel= four
erratic sixtccn-InninE contest Friday.
hut falling down before Fulton Satur-
day. who pitched steady game. while
! Priest and Boone could do nothing In
.he box. To-day the teams played on
,hc government reservation at Fort
| Mcpherson near here. the Bears taxi
| Ing the game from atlanta in n
| heavy hitting ARRAY.
| Chattanooga dropped two out OF
! three tn Memphis in the last half OF
the week, Fine pitching by Cavanan
| In the first game gave that to Mem
| rhis. whose players lost the second
In fnrcical game. went to Memphis. In
F! their contest Of tho last three days
/ Memphis today the Chicks again won.
Little Rock bcs:ed Nashville In
their contests OF the las; three DAYS
( OF the week. two out OF three. The
1 Travellers landed heavily on three
/, Nashville pitchers In tho first game.
In the second the Little Rock Mayors.
| While not Gettiny 80 many hits. mar
aged TO banch them. In SATURDAYS
coptes; the Vols turned on Little ROC X
and drove Masters from the box.-l1ut
In ralls the Travellers gent Ho:ie
! to the showers Jonnard came 10
the rcrcue for Nashville and checked
tho rally. md the Vols won 7-to-G
| victory. TODAY tho teams played
.aEain in Nashville, The game going to
Little Rock by tho score OF Z to :.
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HEAVY HITTING FEATURES
THE AMERICAN LEAGUE
National Pitcher, With Five Shut
Outs to Their Credit, Had Bait
men at Their Mercy.
Iny Ass,.lated press.i

NEW YORK, April 25.-llcavy bat
ding featured the American League
contests last week. when ten or more
runs were scored in twelve OF tho
eighteen games. The National
League pitchers, with i've shut out
contes; to their credit. were not so
libeialiy scored upon.
The Chicago Americans continue to
head their league with clean rec
ord. winning four straight games.
including victory today over De-
troit. which has lost nj! its eight
games this season.
First place in the National League
is. shared by three teams. Cincinnati,
BROOKLYN ana Iittsourgh. The Gin
cinnati team received a setback last
week week TrSpp!nG Tire three games out Of
saturday. but their defeat today hy
New YORK. held them back until the
Rods and Pirates, wsfb were success
iui today. caught UP to them.
The batting rampage OF the Cleve
land Americans, who won five
straight games by averaging ten
runs and nearly thirteen mlts 10 u
orun. OF 81. Louis
III Tire American League. sEos;on
celebrated Patriots Day. Monday. by
trouncins New York twice and won
again Tuesday. The Yankees, with
out the service OF their injured star
outiclder Ruth, defeated Philadc!-
phia twice. hut the Athletics took Il
pitchers battle today between Naylor
and Shawkey. Washington also won
twice from the Athletes and broke
even with Boston, including john
sons shut out victory today. 81.
Louis. Philadelphia and Detroit did
not win game last week. The Tig-
ers hit well III the Cleveland series,
but their pitchers failed.
N N..f al l. r.
81. Louis. pitched two shutout games,
aiding the Cardinals TO approa CHI
nearer the leaders. Pittsburgh anu
Philadelphia each won half their
games. The Pirates two Victories
were scored at the expense OF Gin
cinnati. Manager Cravath, OF the
Quake.s. selected himself as pinch
hitter in a New York contest and won
the game with :. nome ran. boston
iieldcd poorly. drop ing three games
10 Brooklyn and owc 20 New York
The New York and Chicag go teams APP
parently have not hit their normal
stride.
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NEW YORK LEGAllZES
15-R0UND BOXING BILL
Lenient Legislation Sponsored by
War Veteran Members Of
Assembly.
I BY Unlvcrsui Sc-.,cc.

ALBANY. y. Y. April Ex-senator
James j. Walkers fitteen- round box
ing bin rs already passed BY the
Senate was adopted By the Assem-
ply early today. the session extend
ing beyond midnight. with the hands
o; the clock stopped. The Assem-
biy's vote on she bill YVES 81 to 50.
every war veteran and one woman
member voting afilrmativcly.
Before the former scryice men
would agree to vote for the boSin :
bill, however. they demanded assur-
2ncc that the decision as 10 whether
lack Dempsey shall be permitted to
hgh; In New York State shall rest
With the boxing commission. created
by one Of the bilrs provisions.
Assemblyman J. T. Carroll. chair
man OF the conference OF war vet
Grams. had this TO say in explaining
his vote:
Il hope the boxing commission. In
granting permission to ihen to take
part In boxing exhibitions, will tax
into consideration chat no man who
through subterfuGe evaded the scr
vice OF his country in its hour or
need should be permitted 10 take
part in 81 bout III This State"
Contests under the Walker meas
ure may be held only under licenses
issued TO corpo-atios OF New York
state and contestants must uso
gloves Weighing not less than five
ounces. Decisions shal! be by two
licensed Judges. or. if they cannot
agree, by the referee.
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InternntIonni Icnrnr

Al Jersey City.Jersey City, Ro,
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CAPTAIN MIKE. LOVE BIG !.
FACTOR IN INDIAN VICTOR;
William ind 3inry IIns Good Chnn,
TO Score Another Cham
DIOnahin. -

Especial to The Times DlsDatch1y
WY, iLLilAs,MsBURG. VA. April 25.-
win William ana Mary and RaI
dolph- Macon tied for first place. tiI
championship race OF the E,steT
virginia Intercollegiate Athletic a.
ISOLATION aas just begun. III will h
bitter fight and as such Will CON
inand the attention of sport loya5
-throughDut the State.
Last year William and Mary wcI
the championship. Always a stro,1
contender in baseball, tho India1
have another well-balanced machin|
anu Will exert every effort 10 ANN
another loving cup. The team Is raj
ing good and must be regarded as'
dangerous competitor. II not the fJ
rorite. in the aix-game chase. i
The three main factors In the IA
dams victory over Jiampdcn- Sid1tl
college on Saturday were Capta
Mike Loves batting. Settles pitcl
Ing and Carlyle Johnston's great al
iensirc work. Settle walked the fri
Eian and two errors followed. Th,I
smith. football star. hit the first b,l
pitched for II double to center fleI
scoring two men. In the second N
ming double b. Hughes aud 81
gle by kilmon accounted for tho n
gers third tally. Love sent two rui
across in the third inning by dou1
TnS to lcftneld. In the seyen)
frame. with Lowe on second base n n
two mon out Love again respond
with two-basc blow. kno:ting M
count. In the twelfth frame IL wi
Love who scored the winning tail
Settle hurled beautiful ball after n
second inning. Johnston saved ii
game by making n great catch in al
eleventh inning. when a Tiger runul
was crossing tho plate. Johnstd
earlier In the contest made a shoj
string catch which won him app!aul
from the iar2c crowd witnessing ii
contest.
Marshall or stevens probably wi
pitch against Itandolph-AYacon cd
lcgc at Ashland On Wednc sda n
ON Saturday William and Mary mce|
Richmond, College here. This conte|
probably Viii attrac. the largeI
crowd OF the local season.
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Athletic League Games
ninD PARK.
Diamond No. ID


Mn! .. Cola VS.. Drnucr; May 5,
Cola vs.. Crump, May -. Cola vs..
CottreliJ May 80. CottrclI w.
Crump; May I'D. Crump VS.. Cola.
June ., CrumP W.. Kramer, juno
Il, Brnucr rs. Cola; juno 10.
Brauer VIZ. COttrell; June .B,
Crump w. lrnucr.
July 8, Crunp VS.. Cottrcll; July
10. Colin W.. CrnmP; July IL,
Hrnucr Va. CrHnP, July II. Cot
tre1 VIZ. CrumP.
August :. CrumD VS.. Brancr:
August II. Braucr W.. Cola.
LUCK FIELD.
May I. Crun,p vs.. Cottrcil; May
$, Cottrcll rx. Brnuer; May II,
Crump vs.. Braucr; Nny ~. Coin
vs.. Braucr; May 20. Cottrcll W..
Brnucr.
June =. CottreII VS.. Cola; june
IL. Cnttrell w.. Crump. June 10,
Cola vs.. Crumr, Jnnc 20, Cola w.
Cottrcn.
July .. Cola VS.. Rrauer: July 10.
Cottrcil w. Braucr; July ~, Cola
vs.. C"ttren: July 20, Braucr VS..
Coin.
August :. CottreII w. oln: Au-
gust IL. Crunp W.. Cottren.
Fird-named team, takes field.
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MIDDlEWElGHT MATMEN
FAIL TO REACH DECISION
Match Between smith md Turner
Halted when sunday Arrives.
Each Had Fall.

'Zekc" Smith arrived here yester-
day afternoon nfter strenuous
mig hi in Washington, where he
"restled Toe Turner to a draw Sat
urda?. Smith and Turner. who are
about the best middlewcigh, wrest :
lers III the country. battlcd more
Than :wo hours. and at the end OF
tina. time III" match was halted be-
cause Sunday laws OF Washington
prohibit wrestling. The AFFAIR WAS
staged in the Folly Thcater
Tbrner secured the first fall In
Sxty-two minutes with a double
arinlock, while Smith cvcncd mat :
ters at the expiration Of Gfty-fiyc
minutes by obtaining the second
idli. The men returned TO the mat
Tor decision. but neither was able
10 pin the shoulders OF tho other.
and al IL O'clock the match was
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Youthful Golfer Wins.

TAMPA. FLA. April a5.-CominS
back yesterday afternoon and play
ing "A scventy-sevcn TO his opponent s
ciEhty-onc,J Gordon Gibbons. Pala-
The onc.holc lead Willis Owens. IG
wears Of age, Rocky Point. had AT
noon. and won tho Florida Suite golf
links. three up and one to play FOR
the thirty-siX holes. George WaExi :
man. an 1S-year-old player. also of
Rocky Point. beat Dick Pope. Il 49,
yaar-old golfer from Wintcrhavcn,
in the finals OF the second division.
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SPORTS
One Mile in D Seconds
Is New Auto Speed Mark

DAITONA, FLA, April 25.-
Before officials of the American
Automobile ASsoclnt iOns w h ch
body Inns sanctioned the events,
md In officially In charge, Tom
my Milton tDdny broke six worlds
speed records here. In his sixteen
cylinder car. -
Milton covered ono kii0mctcr in
.I1.OJs three miles En i.12.tSt four
mitch In i.3U.l4; five miicx In z 10000,
Previous records, held by Ralph
tic Pnlmn wcrci ono kilGmctrr.
f.tf.SB; three miles. I.15.Of, four
miles, 1.;N75, ind five miles,
..Gi.oS. Mlitoa nlsO reduced hif
own worlds record for the hnIf-
mile aud the mile, doing the huff
lin .i1.SG, md the mile in ."I.58.
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F|FTEEN-|NN|NG GAME
CAPTURED BY PIRATES
Pittsburgh Wins Long Pitchers
Battle From Chicago
Team,
! - Asyoclated Press.l

CHICAGO. April .5.-Pi,tsburgh
defeated Chicago. 1 to /. IN M
inning pitching duel between
Claude Hendrix and Babe Adams.
The visitors won the game when
Hendrix weakened and started the
fifteenth inning by walking sIcKcch-
ME. later allowing hits by Catoa.
Lee and Carey.
Hendrix. who doubled in the third
inning and scored ChicaEos lone rum
with the aid of hit and Il sacri-
lice. tossed the game into tic in
the ninth by letting Carey take two
bases when he threw his Erounder
wild to first. The game went into
extra innings when Whitfield singled
scoring Carey.
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1907 MEDICINAL VALUE ALWAYS
'afment of Headache, Colds, and Pain
Accept no substitutes /!

"ACCO GENUINE Trademark Registered)
ASPIRIN Tablsts insure perfect protection
against the impurities which delicate sensitive
medicinal tablets so frequently absorb when ex
posed to air or touched by hands. They are made
pure and stay pure until used. The wonderful
Santiago" packing safeguards them-and you
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WORLDS CHAMPS DRIVE
GOODWIN FROM BOX
Hmxl-Hitting Cincinnati Red Sox
Win 7-to-5 Victory From
st. Louis,

CINCINNATI, April s5.--'rhc cham
pions drove Goodwin from the box in
the first inning today and also hit
shcrdel hard, winning from St. Louis,
. TO 5. Ring pitched effectively for
seven innings. hut weakened toward
The finish and was hit hard in the
eighth ana ninth rounds. Daubrrt
secured tour clean hits and base on
balls In five trips TO the plato.
st. Louis. Cincinnati
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WINDY CITY BESTs DETROIT

DETROIT. April e5.-Chicag won
n tcn-inning pitchers battle between
Ehmke and Williams today, : 20 ].
ming ut !. to tie. Singles by Lei
bold and Murphy and Ainsmi;hs cr-
ror after the bases were full. gave
the Soy their runs. The Tigers only
run resulted from lIeilmann's double
and Young's single. where the rally
was cut off. I. was Detroit's eighth
consecutive defeat
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YANKEES FALL DOWN

NEW YORK. April 25.-Phiiadelohia
c.oStd The series here today with a .
!" victory over the New York Van
E.cs II was the first game won iy
Philadelphia since il won the OMEN
,ns game of the season Navlnr.
smoked ont of the box in the open
ing came here last Thursday. Ditrrna
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WINS PITCHING DUEL

WASHINGTON, April aj.--.J0hnson
bested Bush in . pitchin.S duel todnr
and Washington cvenrd up the series
by taking the Iinal game. . TO 0. shan
non scored in the second inning on 4
double sira! With Harris. Joiinson's
double and Milau's single accounted
for In" other run in tho NTH.
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NEW YORK WINS, s TO 2

BROOKLYN. April 25.-New York
defeated Brooklyn, . 10 ., today. Jess
barnes held Brooklyn to four safe
nRs. "hils ne Giants punched hits of
Cadore with BROOKLYN crrors In ~.
second and sixth innings. The game
was called with two out in the last
half OF the ninth. when the crowd
poured on to the field
New YorL -,
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before proceeding 10 Antwerp. it was
of an invitation cabled to tho Amer
lean Trap Shooting Association by
w. r. Grosvcnor. member OF the
Englisi. Olympic team. The Ameri-
can tea mwill sail from here July g.
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lSrooklyn.

.iDts's..."= :. Iotals.:ar %
fBatied for CAdor- In sixth
iBatted for MOZART in eighth
Score by innings; r.
New YORK a o % n % ~,
BrooklSn ............. q q 90 o q ! D. |:
Summary: Errors Fl"i cher Smoking
Koncichr. Kiidun kruer-- l:uns--
Fletcher D0uie t:). Eaun. syckirs OIL
soU wheat. TWO base hits--Dov.. EauH
Kelly. Snyder stolen ba s-,---Youns. SICK
ing, Sacrifces-Syckin Double pia 80
Doyle Fletcher and Kelly. Left IN has.s
New YORK, 2: Brookiyn. :. Base On
hsns-of Cadore. =: OF Barnes 3 iis,s
on Galore. in =. on Muhurt. / in .
inr.nrs: of Mamsux. In !. struck OUT
,S% Galore. 6: by barnes. 8. Losing
pitcher - cadorf. cnpires - Mccormick
and Iart. r!rn.. IL.
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sw.des Win =, uocIs.

ANTWERP. April 25.-The Swed-
ish hockey team defeated the E:ench
team in the Olympisn hockey com
petition here today. to 0.
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BROWNS SWAT NEIHAUs

ST. LOUIS, Ap-il 35.-S,. Louis hit
Ncihaus in the pinches today and de-
feated Cleveland. s TO l, In the final
game Of the series. Sotho-on was
steady throughout, keeping the visit
ors' hits we'll scattered Score:
Cleveland. St Iouis
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STANDING OF c,.I;ns

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
st. Lonls Mt Cincinnati,
Pittsburgh ut ChiraSo.
Now York at lSroDklyn,
PHILADELPHIA at ffoston.
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H0rnsby. sherdel. Daubcrt. titoh. RoUsS
pune"n 81, Ring tsl E:rors-.Hcuth.
B.r-sby; ronrnler, 'Three.hasc "HS .tsh.
Roush' k2pi Ste.cn t.se-Neai Sacri-
hcnE-EHtn. G-oh. Double nlay--J,nvr,p
20 Hornsby 10 Foprni-r, Left on bases
81; d-opih 10; Cinc!nnad 6, Base Oh bulls
en- Ring. 6: OF Goodwin .: off Sh-r.
sci ., Hi;s--oE Goodwin in il: on
cr. !: IA: 20 inGings III; ~ Mitch
.rIpS SHrrdAi. !. Struck out-bv Ring
=: oy Snertrei. q Wild pitch-Rinr. LIS.
ing ,niSheE-Goodw!n. Cmp!res--Iiiym
nd Ensile, Time o:6l
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Totals 90 - 10 To;als...22 1927
'Ha''el for N"ihaus In seventh.
ifau-d for Murchison in ninth.

iEaNed Tor MuFchIson In nInth.
Score by Innings: Il.
Cleveland .............O0 u y o o o O-i
ST Louis ..............0 o | o o -
Summary: RmEs-So-ah.r Austin To-
hin: Jacobson. Killings rwo-hase hits
nase hiis-l,ustin Tob.n. S!sler. Sacri-
hc.s -Gardn"r. Gedeon. Left on bases
tl.vciahn. II: 81. Louis. 5 Ease on
hails--on So,horon. s. 1Its-nn N.lhaus
in 81: on Uhi-. in ]: tnone out in
eighth: OF MurchisOn in 1. Struck
"ut-.by Sc'hau: 3. wild pitch--Chle.
CiEp!-es--Chiii and owens. Losing Ditch
rr--NeliaNs. Tilne. 80.
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MINOR LEAGUE
Tr,n. I.-nyue R-suIt,

AT De- urrbnt-Bes union;. . San An
Mo. . 10 inninHs).
~ Observation-Disclosures. I: Galveston.
At D1llaS-DllllsS Shreveport. rain.
Worth. rain.
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southern A..ocIniion.

q.
A. Observation-Disclosures. 1: Nc;
Al Nashville Nashville. 8: Little no,
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Chicago

Errors--FicIlman. Ainsm!th.
I've base hi;s-R!sberr. jackson. He'll
MEM. stolen bascs-Risberv. Sacrifices
--Pinelli. EhmE.. Weaver. Uoubi. plays
Collins. RlsberE and Jourdan. Weavcr.
Collins and lourdan. i.cft on bases
on Ehntk:. .; OF Williams, 3. Struck
out--by EhmE-. 3: by Williams. $. TIN
p!rts--H ildebrand and ESans Tine .:lp
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STANDING or cLuss.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Detroit at 81. Louis.
Chicago nf Cleve.nnd
Washington n: New York.
iSnSton at PHILADELPHIA
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TRAP SHOOTERS SAIL SOON
American Team TO Pnrtictpnte Il
Prc-Olympic Contests
In EnRInnSs.

NEW YORK. April a5.--The trap
shooting team which Will represent
America IN tho Olympic games will
visit England to participate In the
English Championships, July l3-17.
before procecd:n TO AntMccn il was
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brilliantly for Philadelphia today.
ShIwkey lost his third straight game
for New York. Philadelphia scored
inc winning run in the sixth after
two we're OUT on double by Perkins
and Galloway'S triple.
HhIlpdelnIIn 49, VT
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Worlds Champs Show Up Poorly
in First Week of Seasons Plav

Hprn .'The weeks in
sotea ny opPohents
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Totals ..5i1l - 16

'NOi' tS INNINGS
Pittsburgh 100 0
Chicago ......o o /
summary: Runs
kccilnic. Cation,
CD. Deal. Hendrix.
Adams Two-ba So
Passcr;. lIo;lpcher
ba Se-McK cchn:c. ]
rincc -iioiiociier.
bu.sh. s; Ch!ca 20.
on Hendrix. 4. Sti
-: by Adams, ..
Uiglc-. Time, $500.
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4, Snntms;y; Runs s'hanmun johnson
, i"n-bas- hits-Scott. R!c" Jonnsan. S;"i.,,
. t.. seq E.h.l shannon. Harris. Rice. sac
rom I'nIbl. plays - l'ps,., A.,
Walters 10 McInnis. judy. tnu,s.;n,. aN
i;eti ON bases -Hoston. :: Westminster.
HIS on hiUs-en :iahnson. .. Eusn. :.
iiit by O!tcher--by Johnson tWnlt.rl ~.
bhsn tShannonl. Struck u.-.bv John
s s2 o: by Bush; !. Ump!res--NalIin and
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American A,s,cIntiou

GA inninrr).
AZ indianapolis = India napoiis. 1
Louisville. b-o tsecord game f0rfeitcd) .
At 81. Paul-St. Paul Minneapolis ra
~ Milwaukee. ~: Kan,
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How They Stand Toby
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
M games scheduled.
STANDING OF CI.uns.

WHERE THEY PLAY MONDAY.
Ririr,narid II. Norfolk.
Newport News at Petersburg.
Rocky Mauut mt suffolk.
Portsmouth at Wilson.
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Score by Innings: *.
Philadelphia ...........l y U g:
New York ..........-.l & y o ID
summary: Runs---pykes. Perkins Pip.
Er-ors--Dyaes. galloway.
Twu-basa hi;s--Pcrkins t2). Pratt
Three base hi;s--Dykcs. Welsh. Pipp
Galloway. Stolen base-Pratt Sacrifice
hi,-Calioway. Left on bascs--New York.
g: Philadelphia. Q. Base an hails--on
Shawkey. ;: OF Navlor. >. Struck out
by Shawkcr. $: by Naylor. 1. Cmplrt.-
Moriarity and Connolly. Time. sos.
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Pittsburgh.
TotaIs....53 s45 %

90 O1Ocoo 81
o 90 900 90 0 % C-I
IcndriN. Carey. Nc
Ice. -IIerzoE
Whitfield. Cation (.l.
hits-Hend,'iS i.D.
fo). nighee. Stolen
loiiocher. Carcy. Sac
left on bsses--pitts-
.. bases ON balls
uck out-bv Hendrix.
Unpircs-Moran and
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
INSULTS YESTERDAY.

81. Louis. 4; Cleveland. ].
Hhica.o. =: Detroit. 10 inninxs).
philadelphia, .: Men Ynrk, I.
washington. =; Boston. o.
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Mnbilc ...,........... II II
Atlanta ...., Ia q
MISUNDERSTANDING Ching. Had
Coleman: Suggs, Shashau and Higgins
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Merchants and Miners Trans.

Established 1884.
Millions OF Passengers CARRIED
MOT q IIfe Lost.
Eorfolls -Hoaton, Mon, Wed, Sat. n.
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Norfolk baltimore, Mon. Thurs, g. n.
NORFOLK to HAVANA Direct,
Steel S. 8. "IndIann Anil 4
Freight only. gti -. :, y 49, "
Pler Foot W. Main 81. Tel. 1855.
A. Z. PORTER Gen. Agent. Norfolk, !