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NORFOLK WINS CLOSE CLASH

ROCKY MOUNT. y. G.. May s.
Twelve :mnihss were required for tho
Norfolk Tars 10 annex a 2-to-l vic
tory over the Tarhccls this afternoon
in the third and deciding game Of
the s"ci"t. all three of which hay,.
been extra-inning battles. The fray
today was another pitchers bate
with Leach on the mound for the
Tarhec!s and Stanley. both south
paws. doing the flinEing for the Mary
Jane crew. The odds were about
seven. with each twirlcr pitching
ball that would have meant victory
under ordinary circumstances Cor
coran. the Tars' third stckcr scored
both counters registered By Skipper
Bits outft. First man up in tho
second frame. lie singled. was adj
vanced to third on Briebeck's double
and rom9cd across on EnniB' neat
sacrifice down the frst-base line
The locals acquired their sole run
in the nnal half OF the same inning
when Chariot drove the shall over
lcn-held fence for a homer. After
ten more innings Of fast baseball.
Norfolk finally broke the tic in the
life whi!o Kramer was being forced
at second stole second and scored
on Halls safe bingle. The entire
game was fast and furlously fought,
each pitcher tTirling superbly, while
both teams ficldcd in snappy FASH
ION. Fielding honors went TO Dem bs
The TarhceI ahorts;op. when he raced
over second in the third frame and
oy flying leap pulled down l.cath-
er's liner that was labeled for d hit
The score,
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|K|RCHER AND BAKER
SOUGHT BY ATHLETICS
Tommy" Turner Watches Work or
Two Richmond Pluyers--Fiyc
Clubs Seek Pitcher.

Lefty" Kirchor and Jesse Baker.
wo of tho Richmond Colts. are sought
Ky major league managers, despite
me fact that the Virginia League sea
son started Just a little more than
| 40 weeks ago. Tommy" Turner.
ne Ivory hunter for Connie Mack.
sncd TINS city yesterday and stated
Mat his sole object was 10 look over
Ikircher and Baker. The scout will
FOLLOW the Richmond team for three
weeks in order TO secure line on the
wo players.
Kirchcr ia the leading pitcher OF
The Richmond team and has not lost
game this season. In the presence
ti Turner the big boy yesterday att
S'rnoon hurled the Colts to their third
f'!ctory over the Sunolk nine and also
f'Lefty'n" record for the season shows
That he has one victory over tina
Petersburg .Goobers. that OF opening
Hay; two over theiPortnmouth Truck :
FOLK Tars SUI unbcd before his slants
tn the only game played in that city.
Five Club. After lefty"
That lIirchcr Is being eyed by more
han one major league manager WAS
3erca led in statements made last
Night by Turner. The Athletics scout
tated that to HIS knowledge five big
eague teams were after tile pitchers.
The st. Louis Browns. the Cardinals.
he Boston Braves. the Cincinnati
tcds and the Athletics dcs!r 20 pur-
'hakc the star hurlcr.
Richmond hab refused TO place a
,ricc upon kirchcr, according TO Tur-
.er. Officials of the club do not Wish
o make any promises at this season
4 the year-in regard to disposing OF
he pitcher. kirchcr Is a youngster.
md Turner states he should bring
he Richmond club fancy price at
he end OF the year. lie Is husky and
an stand lot Of WORK.
bakers Work Watched.
Jesse Bakers work was watched
!oseiy by Turner yesterday after
ioon. The former New ;nSianu
.cague player failed {, get any hi,a.
'ut hc!ded Sell. Since the opening
the season jesse has made 4 great
nowing. both In the acld and al the
'at. and the little inie!dcr viii be
ons!dcred strongly by the scout.
Although the object or Turner
islt 10 th.s city ~ TO look over Baker
nd E.rcher. tLe scout Viii make s.Ga
rips to other Cities in the Virginia
.eague II search OF likely material for
he Athletics.
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BLACKSTONE BOYS WIN
FROM RANDOLPH MACON
cat Came OF season Itrsuitn in be-
frnt of Ashland Tram,

BLACKSTONE, VA. Nay g.
lackston. Military Academy do
Gated Randolph Macon Acadc IN s.
ere this afternoon by the scoro OF
to j. The game WAS, h. far the
lest seen here in years. The Wis.,
prs iicIdlnE surpassed that OF amy
| ub that has been In Blackstone th!s
bring. The work OF Vaughan at
iort stood out prominently, while
Ielson, At center. made several SEN
Iltional catches. For Blackstone
horn pitched brilliantly. letting
|own the visitors with four hits, and
|ut for the errors of his tcamInat c i
tould have secured shut-out.
1icketrs fielding at iirst also stood
fut prominently for the locals. By
inning todays game Blackstone
Hillary Academy's record for the
I:ason entities the club TO Il claim
pr the prep school championship OF
Iirginla. Blackstone has met repre-
|!ntative schools from each section
the Stntc and in each contest has
merged victorious. the games with
Iork Union, Chatham and McGu!res
fing easily won by the locals
Score of today's game: R.iI f..
VI. y. -. 0 o 0 o 0 0 O l o IL
NJ. =. -. . 0 D 0 0 0 y s .
Battcrics-B. NJ A.-Canine and
riiiin: r. VI. A.-Thornc and Bur
PIT. Time OF game. 1880. Umpire.
1obcrtson. fa
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Totals ....3J - %
Score by innings:
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PRINCETON ARRANGES TWO
GRID GAMES WITH CHICAGO
I'M rnctcriEcd us Most Important In
terncctionnl Athletic Contests Ever
Held In Country.
[By Asaoe!ntel HEcss. ]

May s,-Prince,on University
tS arranged Two football games with the
Diversity of Chicago. a. y. stacy al
|cioI OF the Chicago University. announced
The nrs; VIII be played at Princeton in
Ia and the second at Chicago in !si2.
l0bably In midssason. Coach StnSg
.aracicr.zcd there Hames as tho most
|Iportant International athletic contests
~ have been held IN the country.
|rhe initiative In III. meeting was taken
/ Princeton. he said. Mr.. Stu-x stated
/ had not. contemplated brcuK.ns into
Re trio OF Harvard Decentralization. which
.vo hung closely together in foot ba /!
ace before ne was himself Il football
lar at Yale from 1856 10 1890
lWhcn the PROPOSAL was made less tina n
rec weeks ago Stage was quick TO SCI.
/ advantages and the authorities al the
DIVERSITY OF Chicago soon gave thci-
me prime reason that Princeton nd
need for breaking away from its tradi-
ma! policy Mr.. stage said. was the
Ought that there was national need
discard sectional feeling for a broader
Sis: Mr.. Stage said that he felt that
IT, Rrinceton- Chicago games wotld have
|elr effect In breaking down sectionai
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PETERSBURG HAS WALKOVER

<EWPORT NEWS. May s.-Peters-
ourg today defeated Newport News.
Q 10 o. Romping away with the
nings, after Coogan had pitched win.
ming ball and had been given excel
lent support. There had been a driz-
cling rain, but this failed 10 keep a
ia!r-s.zed crowd away. Elein's
three Dagger in the eighth was the
total undoing OF CooGan. who had
allowed but three hits up 10 that
StanZa. Newport News threatened in
several instances, but each time the
sensational! he!dlHs OF Heiiman pre-
vented score The Cooler short
stop is by FAR the best seen here In
many year. and could he hit he
would be an acquisition TO any team.
Inc score:
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MANY RECORDS SMASHED
Is NEW ENGLAND MEET
Running nnd Field Marks Brokers br
Eustern intercollegiate
lafk

SPR1NGFlEI.D. MASS. May s-I:yerv
tnhnins record Of II. Eastern intercol-
itSiate ATHLETIC Association and some OF
INC marks In the Held events were broken
to-day ~ the annual cham picn ship meet.
inE ON Frat Field. Boston College Won
me team title. leading Springfield Coll
isTe by i single point The winning total
;, Hsw Mamp.hiEc. with - points aud
fourth. respccuvciv. among the colleges
nolSaiei last years winner Ea,ned only
l"o potnts Other colleges scoring were:
stevens, II: 81. Lawrence. 81 Worcester
toiytsS , Institute and Mnssaehusetts
Middle bury. each; Hobart. 3. and TUFTS
Tho new records follow: i0o.vard dash
in preininsrles: 225tyari "ddS S ma Issmsss
seconds, made by Thomas Dignhn. HOW
!2 Ia seconds. made by w. Morton. IIobart'
IN ptcliminariea: SS0-yard run. minutes
md 40 seconds made by j. w br,scof,.
Boston College. In prelininaries: mile run.
I. Nightingaiu. New Hampshire. in nnaIs (:
made hy q. IL BiilinEharn' New Uomn:
shlre. In final: EDWARD hurdles IL as
scSnhcs. made by ~. Cammach Spring.
nr',h. in pre!!mirarics: coward hurdles
- l-S seconds. made by !. !. sullivan al
noston College. In prelminsries; shot nut;
" tcet inches. made nv Thomas DIxnsn
m"M Cross in preiiminarics. and pole
Niuit:. 10 feet 3 inches. made hv X Atchi-
son Sprinrheid. in nreiiminarics
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FRENCH MlDDLEWEIGHT
TITLE WON BY AMERICAN
III SMITH, OF DnyOnnc. ". j., Sims
knyo to Ercoie de Balznc I'm
Three Rounds.

PARIS, May S.-Jeff Smith. os
,yonne. y. j.. knocked out tho
|ench middleweight Ercole de Bal
|c in three rounds tonight, winning
p middleweight championship Of
Cance. Smiths victory was easily
on, DE Balzac being outclassed. The
eatest crowd since the Johnson
oran bout watched the contest.
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CARDINALS BEAT REDS

ST. LOUIS. May S.-St Louis de-
featcd Cincinnati 8 to 4 In an eleven
inning game here today. The win
Lavun and Clemons and Smiths long
fly to Roush. Ring forced over the
tying run in, the ninth when he
walked Smith. sending. Fourier
p!ons. was sent to the club house In
the eleventh by Umpire Riglcr for
arguing when Riglcr refused to al
low Croh to take his base after he
claimed he had been hit on the hand
by 4 pitched ball.
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DISCUSTHROW RECORD Is '3H
BEATEN BY NAVY ATHLETE
HiddIcs Take Close Track and Field
Even From Syracuse by -
nf IN " =.

ANNAPOLIS. MD. May S-Tho Eay1o
deveioped one o! the kecnest coInpetitaons
ever witnessed here. Navy winning by a
score OF IS to so. one naval academy record
fell az a result OF the meet. Thls was tho
weight rs feet S inches. which is a foot
and an inch better than the former reSoyd
made 10y X. Allen. Jr. In 1918 80,
An of thu track events were splcndtdry "a
contested in spite OF the heavy turf. Syra 4,ht
euse also was defeated In two other spnEts .,
here today: They went down In LncrQss by ~
rife competition ?2s2 to 2045. 4 t.ppIs "a ,
match with the Syracuse was prevented 1~'
by flooded courts. Tho Navy West 1Vir-y =
Einia University baseball game also wa5. < ;
ca He'd off because OF wet grounds vG[
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CLARK WINS TRAP SHOOT 1
Fifteenth Annual Amateur Meet Goesuk
to Worcester, Mass, .Sora,I

SEw yonS May SHAY ,s S Clark yrSr
Assoeia,ion. won tho ntteenth annual .na-,,[
ship at TTaysrs Island today and eousttet1 10
possible 200. Clark made a straight os5Ils 2!
clay targets. total OF 1856 CONNIE titoIs,o,
c!dsd liz driving rain storm, tloi.d
Tho Nve-mcp team match between tho =,
New York Athletic Club and the BostSR' III
Athletic Association resulted In q tie. each IN
having II total of 1857.
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TIGERS BEAT BROWNS
IBy As,orintcd Pre,..l

DETROIT. MICH, May s.-Timely
hitting and two bases on balls en-
abied Detroit TO score four runs in
the seventh inning OF today's game
ana hest st. Louis 8 to T.
Dauss was hit hard by ST. Louis
but tight !nfeld playing by the T.g-
ers kept the visitors from ovcrcom
ing Detroit's one-run lead.
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INDIANS BEAT WHITE SOX

CHICAGO. May S.-ChicaEo's pitch
"rS were unable TO stop CLEVELAND
ioday and the visitors won 10 to {.
raoer was driven off the mound in the
sixth inning, while Kerr was forcei
10 retire In the next round. Myers
worked In fine form until the seventh.
when his witness caused Manager
speaker to send in Nlenaus.
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game from Wilson this afternoon on
a sogSy field. The score was TO L.
ninth inning. when they put two
runs across. Mnllonee banging out
hit far over Castles head in center
field, scoring from Holtz and Bangs
In spite Of the fact that the grounds
were ra!n-soakcd, both clubs played
crrorlcss ball.
Tho scOrp.
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ILL TRY HEAVYWEIGHT
CHAMPION NEXT MONTH
'mpsey. With Manager Kenrns, Ac-
cusrd of Conspiracy to Evnde
Draft I.nNs.
T. ny :Atsstoe!atod rress.I

|, ~ ,,IT,N NSNuCIhI0U TrcHy.
San FRANCISCO. CAL, May a.
United States District Attorneys
zee announced today that IL was
Ely 70 proceed with the trial Of
D;empsey. worlds champion
|tNyweight. and his manager, Jack
arms. on charges OF conspiracy TO
|ade the draft laws, ami hoped TO
I've INC trial conducted in June.
lc cases come up IN the United
US Is district Court May 12. to be
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Rocky Mount
Norfolk
A a

K@GHy Noun, e SSSSSSSSSs-;
suh,n.ty: Runs--Corco.an ca. Char
LOT. ,EtrnTsLs,.niey: kei!ar CD, Two
Earned runs-Nortoik. ?; Rocky Mount
base on halls--on Leach. ): OF SIAN
.eS J.. Struck out-by Leach. : by Stan.
Ley: s. Sacrifice hlts-Bridwell Grim
Ennis Ecfi on eascs-Rocky Mount. G
Noiioik. I. Double play-Dembs 10 Char
~. Time OF Eame-l:53. Umpire
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GOLF MATCH is ON
NM'rIcnn Woman Victorious and
"hc Defeated I'm Tournament
In Trx1nnd
10y Associated Press.
CA STI IL Hh1,N,nN,

NV, lpy Associated P-ess.l
STW CASTLE, COUNTY DOWN,
w. ,n, NJ May SIN matches play
les golf championship toi,rno.
which begins next Tuesday.
INC American entrants was
ana ono was victorious. The
We're between married and
!, women Mrs. c. II. Wander
k <, american. was beaten by Miss
n.; IRISH; MISS Marion. Hoillns,,
. Irish.
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Cleveland.
Totals .;ss Sc7 - Totals 3, Is - 70
,Battcd for Payne In seventh
nStted for Lowderm!ik In ninth.

sBNited Tor I.eIho!d in ninth.
cSSo.e ny innings: r.
= U j J U > u 1-lH
Chicnro .......-....... 10000 20 D. 6
6 summary: Runs-Grancy Chloman.
Sbeakrr. Wood Gardner. waynhscanSs (.I'
Johnston ca. O'Neill. Weaver. Fc:.ca az
J"nrdan. R!sbcrs, McMuiiin. Crrors-Chan.
man. Myers. F"lsnh. R!shrrg Two has
hits-Gardner. Sneaker. O'Nenl. Eeisch.
stolen bns"--Wa rbsgAnss. Sacr!iices-
speaker. Johnston. Myers. Left on Ea SOS
Chicago. 81 Clev.Iand. 10. Rasrs on bal. -
IN Eaher :; on Myers, {: on Kerr. .: OF
I.""Gcrmtlk. !: Siehaus. !. Hits-nr Fahtr
In "a innings: Kerr In "a !nning:
on PaTnc in % inning: on I.owd"r'n.,k *.
IN : innings: off MYERS : In G "a innings
on N!thaus. In ID innings. Struck trt-
p,si raoer :: ny Myers; /. Dalk. kerr.
Eitchcr-NTers. Losing pitch"r-Fn her
Cm Dircs--owcns and Chill Time-.i.
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Knin;!orE, stems MS.t In New BrunsEtek4:o o;
gers outseoTcd Lchirh IN a dual track and rr
field meet here today. 30 to 20. Several OF 8
the events we're called of because OF a
heavy rainstorm. S1c- oAt
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New York,
Washington.
Totals 90 ga Total. 2aiO27I5
BaiteG tor Shawkey In eighth.

New Yor k........D o n o o q CD
Washington ........0 o 0 o 0 o 80
summary: Auns-Ellnrue, 2: Gharrity
Error-wa.d. Threc-basr htt-(ihar-ity
stolen base--Roth Sacrifires-P.ckin-
panYh Milan. Pipp, Charity. Eilcrhe and
Shannon. Double .iays--Ward TO ripp:
FL EiieIHc 70 Harris 70 JSixs; Left on
on baIis--on .shawkey. 2. on Collins. / :
on zachary }. Htts--on shnwkcy. . In
Shawkey. s. Losing p..cher-shawkey.
Inipircs-Connoiy and Noria!ty. Time.
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HIPPO VAUGHN's TRIPLE
BRINGS VICTORY TO CUBS
Chicago Pitcher Wailops Ball and
Scores Three Runners In Ninth
Inning.
Try AspocIntnd rre.s-l

PITTSBURGH, PA. May S.-Chi-
cago defeated Pittsburgh today to
l. but not until Vaughn triplcd 10 left
center In the ninth inning while the
bases were full. and the score stood
l TO l.
The locals scored their run on n
Vaughn and Hoilocher KIllifer was
put out OF the game by Umpire Ems
lie for protesting the decision which
allowed the Pittsburgh run,
Srnra.
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:ncinrnti.
Totals 30 Z 80 Il

TntaIs 81 Z g Il Totals % e'ae IL
Iwwo out when winning run scored.
ZRan for Layan in eleventh.
score ny innings: II.
ssiHr,iHnn'i j o %
81; Louis ........... o O @ o 3ool la
Summary: Runs-Rnth pauhert. Groh,
Shotton. Errors-Ecpf t2). iIornshy.
Lnvhn. Clrmnns. Two-base hIt-smlth.
Thrpe-bas h!t-SeRlc Stolen bases"
k"ush Itnrf. I.avan, Smith. SacrITcrs-
nnnSh. Dauhert. Smith. Left on hnseS-
halI.-on R'rr. s; on schnrn. :. mits-"f OF
rchunp. In innings: or Jacobs, o In :
cohsl. struck out-by RinE. ]: by schunn
Z, by Jacobs I. Passed. ball RAJ idcn
'er and Moran. Tlsne-2:co.
Score: ~ ~ 800 'H q"
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Los Angelo. Team Drcon. n,co-,,

LOS ANGELES. Nay s.--A new national
,in,"rsrho!astic record for the iIO.yard re-.
Ky races VAS estahiishei today nv the Los
M M .diLtancc In So - seconds betting hv
80 seconds the record ~ 81 - seconds
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PENNSYLV WANNA WINS MEET
Earl }. Thompson, Of Dartmouth, I
Individual Stnr in Dunl Track


PHILADELPHIA, Pa. May s.
Pennsylvania defeated Dartmouth IN
dual track meet here today 7o l..
TO ~ l-2 points. Earl j. Thompson,
or Dartmouth: was the individual
star; scoring Is points. He took first
IN the high jump. the 100 high hur-
dies. ?2O-yard low hurdles. and was
second In the broad jump
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Chicago
Pittsburgh.
Totals al : - II
s.Batted for 1'irni

Chicago ............ n 80 Al
Pittsburgh .............. Q o o o. oil
o.FaIrcli. Whitted. E;!roIs-I!olloch-r.
Thrce-hasc hit.-Terry. Vaughn. NichoI-
SON. stolen base-Cuuhaw. Sacrince-
Whittcd tuSassistedj Left on bases
chicaRo. s; PITTSBURGH: s. Bnscs on halls.
OF Vaughn. :; off Hamilton. j. Struck
out-by Vaughn. 4: by HAMILTON. :. 'TaSsed
halI-Kil,ctcr. Winning pitcher-vaughn
pires-Kicm and EInslic. Timc-i:t3
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SENATORS WIN THIRD
STRAIGHT FROM YANKEES
Judges Hitting and Fielding of
Ellcrbc ind Shannon Feature
Wasliington's Victory,
Thy Associn,cd pres,.1

WASHINGTON. May S.-WashinS-
ton made 1t three straight from New
York by winning today.s game. to
o. Judge OF the locals continued his
hitting streak and Ellcrbe and Shan
non. his team mates. tielded in top
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY,
Wash inEtOn. y: New York, o,
!ttreiand. 10; Chicago. @,
Detroit, 3; st. Louis. I.
Itnal m n phl IL 81.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
st. Louis at Detroit.
Cleveland at Chicago.
Only three scheduled. WI"
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u IN
Wilson.
Portsmouth,.

Meyer. :: bangs >? MalIonncc ROONEY
Fromhoitz Earned runs-Wiixon. (; Ports.
mouth. !. Two-bss. hits-Moyer and Nal.
lonnre. Sacrifice hltS-Mallonce and Psrk.r
Struck out--By Foley. :: BY FromhoItE l.
bases on ba!ls-Or Foley. 5. OF Fromhoi,g
D. Leg; on bascs-Wilson. s: Portsmouth
s Double 9ldya-wstt 10 Bangs 10 Rnonsy:
B"aic 10 Rooney. Winning run made with
one man out, Umpire. Ortiz. Time I:;O
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Yandy Athlete, Win.

NASHVILLE. TENN. May S.-vanderhilt
University this afternoon defeated the Uni.
vers.ty OF Tennessee In 4 dual track meet
by the score OF 9SLs TO az.
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Rain Prevents pcnn.T,y,. c,,,.

PHILADELPHIA May S-The IJn,ver.
sity, OF Pennsvlvania bsscba.I team was
unable to play the Princeton nine In their
on account of rain NN'
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
Boston ut New York.
PHILADELPHIA ut BROOKLYN.
pittsburrh MT ChIcn N
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Suffolk.

Summary: Runs-Bakcr. 2; Holmes.
Gooch, :: Bacon. Stuart, DauEhton. Rirch-
cr.. 0artncr. Strain. ErrorS--Gartner. q
Collins. Two-basc h!ts-l5acon. Daugh ton.
kircher. J. Poole. \ Poole. Home runs
Gooch. KIrchcr Stolen bases-Bacon and
Kelly. Sacrifice h!ts-iiolmes. Collins. =.
Double plays-Coliin, to Cow. Hi by
pitched ball-By Collins. Gooch; by kirch
or. Gartnsr. Crow. Left on bascs-Rich-
inond. s: Suffolk. ). FRS: base on errors
Richmond, 2. Suffolk. q. Baess balls
on kirchcr. 0: Off Collins g. Struck out
By Kircher. 10: by Collins. 5. Time OF
game, l:55. Umpire, Gan!ey
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Totals so s27 9
Totals 80 . IS II
Sto4 ny iuuiUSS
Petersburg 800,

Trwwnar SVuTE y o o p
:, summary: Rung-Klein. McMahon
Holman. Moran. Roth. I.od.siro Errors
--Downey. Cooyan (2l. rhrcc-has hits
Pagan and XII Sacrifice hiis-Bran-
niHan and Mcmahon: Stolen bases
Roth Double p,ays-IIeilma to Downey
10 Mcmahon: I.od"stdro 10 iIciiman. Fist
on baiis-on CooCan. ]: of Loicsiro. l..
Struck ou,-by Lodcs,dro. .. bv Cuogan
:. FIRST base on errors-S!mmons l.odes-
dro ana liciiman. Time or game 40.
Umpre-Guyon.
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summary: GoR!s-Team NO. J, Pat
terson 6, Sterling 6. Gordon 4. total
so: team No. 2, Perkins G, wilkins e,
Brothers 2. total 20.
Thursday teams from the House of
Happiness will meet quints from
Fourth Street and Paramount School
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Detroit.

cobson. SeycrctJ. veaSh us mii,inns; ia
Y,,'ad. Hale Daus-. Errors-G-d-on' Tob,n
na!c. Two base hits-Gedeon ca, Scv-r-id.
i,nnnse. cach. Thre.-basr h!t--wll-
each Sacr:fices-.Bush az Wiliarns
atanaEc; Gedcon. Left on bases Detroit
-, Louis. $: Bases on baiis-on Lev.
.rrue. 10: on Dauss. ?. Hi,r-or Lever.
.Ir In hi-3 innings: on Bu:weii in
10 innings. Struck out-by Dauss l..
liurwcli. !. Losing pi,chcr-i.cvcrc,tc
lm3ires-Evans and Hldebrand. Time
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PORTSMOUTH TAKES FINAL
,bAAAAMHa1 AAAAAA1

PORTSMOUTH, May Ports
mouth braced UP and took the hnal
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wesleyan Defeats \. y. University.

NEW YORK. May S--wcs!.yan dcfcatc cd
Scw York University 60 points to 2. In
|, dual track and field meet here today.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Chicago. 1; Pittsburgh.
r., Louis. 5, Cincinnati, s I'll innInEs),
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CUNTS PLAY TWO GAMES
"Housc of Hnppincss" CUNTS Have
Gnmcs I'm Enst


Basketball games arc being played
regularly by the youths Of the House
OF Happiness" az organization IN the
East End.
Following arc the scores OF the Two
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Richmond at " ilson.
Norfolk ut SUFFOLK.
fetsrsburE ut Portsmouth,.
Newport News 1T Rocky Mount,