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JAMAICA RESULTS

,Flrs, race--six furions-s unfash .l2I
|Fatnr). to ]. even. to 8. won: Ina
rank. iie liaynssl. 4 io1. 10 J.. to
o.. . 3. out. third. Time, :i3. 3-5.
hc Trout. Gloomy Gus. PocatclIo. Keen
ano. Ron Tromp ran.
second race-six MISUNDERSTANDING. 10
rank Waters. ITO tTurner). { TO !. I 10
. to 8. second; Goldvalc. l07 tFator). 5
|, l, to !. even. third Time. l:l3 As.
arry's Pct. Our Ncnhew. Babette.
Third race--sS Observation-Disclosures
agile. los tZocller). II TO s. 10 10. /
|. J. won; rhalrls. l0I tFatorl. IT TO 10.
10 &. l to Z, second: Paddy. 40 fBuxton1
to I, to !. "a ;. third Time. 1915
arghcito. Santiago. Sun Rose. Arrowhead
IN and Kciher ran.
Fourth race--hyo and one-haif turlones
Alcatraz. II: (Buxton). IL to &. to 2,
1T. won: Eve Opener. 102 'tMcAtee). II
|, 10. TO o., out second: Supcrwoman
ls Ckelsay). II TO 10. 9 to 5. out third
inc. 1907. Hard Guess ran
Fifth raco-ivc and onc-half furlones-
ord Brighton. liz fFatorl. Q to 10 / to
out. won: Ticklish lo7 (Johnsonj 7
I, 2 10 :. out. second: Old Koenir. 1873
inyncs). to !. to 10. out. third Time
LOB a-5. Round Robin ran.
Sixth receive furlonEs-Gen. T. NJ
on: Eastview. ll5 tTurner). S to ]. :
|. ]; . TO 5. second: Frizlct. lis fFair-
-otherl. even. ! TO 4. out. third Time
:Ql Eternity and Black Ton ran
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Club owner. Must Con,cnt.
LOUISVILLE RESULTS

Kennedy, 40. $50. s. -, Won: Nuey.
|oo tLonrb. 5000. $3.50. second; Luxe
IL SIS. Pop Eyes Mrs KINKS. Emma
sea FRINGE. .Eowdy. Marir Maxim.
Nay k9.s -. , Louis A. Ao,r w'Itno"er. Com
Second rAce-tou and one.hAh fur
|,nes-EgnZaf ii6 tO'BrIenl. i;;.v. 80. so.
l..SS. wen judge .'ud5G"; ~ fo9!,r:,
Small"oodl. $3.50. third. rimc, 50 a..
he ENQUIRER. hy Ginger. Red I-sg.. Sir
a,Mnial GouttN!.w. Lou W!dTas. Yer
Third race tour and one.halt furlonrs-
nCls N"lc. !lS tPg9!.b - 80. $50. j: 50.
on: Beg Valet li3 W,dal $50 500.
llrd Time 80 l-5 Greenland Ali
iEny SIT. Au Nevor. w!sh Maker and
othtfat!on ran.
rouIih ,d taGSris sa5opEsMAmsTi g
on: AnEon ITO icailAhan). $40. $3.50.
,copd Mia Boy H.. 10. ,Kcnn.dyj. $500.
rass. Flags. Refugee ran.
Fltth race--Oiks. $1,000. one and one
!shth ,mi!es.l>9rraine. 10 tconnc!!yD.
Robinson So 30. s.sc second Dresden
:Ss rs. orioYa. Dis,lnc,iom. .CobwaG;.s..
|otton niossgm. hiuia. Ethel Gray. Mile
azie. Siren Maid ran.
I'll. l.. whitney entry:
eayertili. 10 tl.rneIl siC5o; 40.
coni. General Nag. 100 u.ykeb. ya2o.
iird. Time. i.i1 a.. lack Stuart. Dras-
c aud b"lico ran.
on. Cnrvdon. 40 -. Robertsj S. 30.
90, second; l,onihas,: io7 tB,, Kennedy.
|. {. stone. Bourbon Lad. Jovial ran.
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PREP SCHOOL PITCHER
HURlS NO-HIT CONTEST
HerberS iarrcisun Holds NcGuircs
liitlcSs and Runicss and Marshall
ties Win City Title.

Herbert Harrelson. pitcher for the
John Marshall High School baseball
team. yesterday afternoon reached
the highest pinnacle or baseball when
he won the Prep School title OF Rich
inOnd from the Mc,iuirc'S University
school baseball nine and at the same
time hcld the Red and Black team
hitlcss and runlcss for nine innings
The anal score was 3 70 in favor OF
the public school team.
:, Aside from pitching "A no-hit game
liarrcison famed seventeen battcrs.
The only blot on his record was tho
TACT that lie issued IA number OF bases
on balls.
Yesterdays game was far superior
TO the first encounter between the
teams. In this contest the Marshall
ties won by a safe margin. but Nc
Cures gave them a battle yesterday.
Reams. pitching for McGpsre's, held
ms opponents to six hitS. but the
safcties came at opportunc moments
and the High School team won.
Harrelson, Lccsneld, sharpe and
Carroll were the stars for the Mar
shallttcs. while r. Mayneld. Powers
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RED SOX DEFEAT CHICAGO
BY MARGIN OF ONE RUN
"BeantOwn" Team Secures Victory
When "rim" Hcndryx Singles
Through Box.
TBy Associated Press. !

BOSTON, May l9.--Exce!ient sup
port for Cicottc held Boston to q
3-to-2 victory over Chicago in the
last game Of the series today. al
though the winners made fourteen
hits for total OF nineteen bases.
Felsch's homo run over tho highest
part of the left-held fence. his second
here In two days. tied the score at
all in the seventh.
In Boston's half Menosky tripled
to right. J Collins falling just be-
fore he seemed about to mike the
catch. Mcnosky scored on Hentryx's
e'nslc through the box. II was Hem
dryx's third hit In four times up.
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LAST CAME OF SERIES
IS WON BY RICHMOND
Lefty" Magalis Ends Colts Losing
Streak by Hurting Team to
i-tO.O Victory.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. May 10
Richmond came back after her humil
iating star. Of two defeats by de-
teat.ng Newport News In 4 clean
shutout. 1 20 o here today.
Magalis. twirl!ng for the Colts, was
complete master OF the game allow
ing the hard hitting Builders but
three widely scattered hits. made Tor
the most part when the bago were
empty.
"Cy" Fried was given his third
trial In the box for Newport News.
but when Baker walked. Smith hit
clcan!y and Poole was struck by a
pitched ball. nliing the bases. he was
yanked in favor OF Coogin. who
finished
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Woman One of Crew
Of the Shamrock w.

NEW YORK, May ia woman
Will lie IA member OF n crew In the
American Cup race for tho first
time IN history. 1t was learned to-
dry. HIrs. w. T.. Durton. wife OF
CaptNn Burton. skipper of the
shnmr6ck ", has been appointed
by Sir Thonin. Upton ms a mem
bier OF the after guard Of the chnI-
Iengcr.
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HcnedIctinc Dcfcn,. nnlnbridrc.

Hcnedictine's second team defeated
the cambridge Junior High School
nine yesterday afternoon at Byrd
Park. BY the score OF 10 :. The
contest was contested closely. the
teams being matched evenly.
Cox and Hening, Of Benedictine.
featured the game with their field
ing. while Ross. OF the same team.
showed UP we'll at the bat.
Score: r. II Z.
gar-atctine -. .0ol 500 l0i-s 10 /
Bainbridge .004 100 00o-T I 3
Battries-Bliley and Bliley; Harri-
son. Taylor and WEIGH
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FEWSTER TO REJoIN TEAM
fnnks' InH"Idcr. Hurt In Spring Prac-
ticc, VIII Return Tomorrow.
IInN RCcnNercI InriInlIN.

~ A.sociatcd Press.
NEW YORK. May lo.-Wilson
Fewstcr. New York American second
baseman. who was injured seriously
by II pitched bali on the training
trip, VIII re1oIn the Yankees to-
morrow. Manager Huggins announced
today. II probably VIII be several
weeks before Fewster will take his
regular position on the field, he said.
Fcwstcr was hit 1T the base of the
skull and an operation was neces-
sary to restore his speech.
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COVELESKIE COMES BACK
IHy A.sociated Pre.s

NEW YORK, May 1s-Cleveland
broke even on It's four-game series
with New York winning here today
by score Of to o. Coyeiesk!c who
was defeated In the opening game OF
tho series last Saturday, came back
strong today and scored an impress
sive victory. he especially was c:-
fcctive in the pinches, turning the
Yankees hack three times after they
had runners on third and second
bases.
y catch by Bodie and Graney and
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BRoNCH0s WIN IN NINTH
Special to The Times

:;ORFOLk. VA, May lo.-Glaser
ou' hurled Beall today in the fastest
ana prettiest mound duel Of the year,
giving Rocky Mount a victory In the
iinhl game OF the series by the score
OF TO |.
Not until the eighth Inning did
either pitcher show any signs of
weakening. and In this Summa's
locals one run.
In the ninth the visitors got to
Bean for three hits, and aided by an
error. scored two runs.
SCOrt. 81
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BOSTON BRAVES DROP
CONTEST TO PITTSBURGH
Game in Smoky City Featured by
Pitching of Cooper and
MCOuillnn
ne A.socleted Prcss.l

PITTSBURGH, May i9.-Pittsburgh
was victorious over the Boston
BrlEeS today by the score OF TO 1.
p gooa GLo o}P and Meou,lian pitching
Boston scored in the first inning
on singles BY Pick and Maun and
Soopcrs wild throw to first. The
Of the hrst on hits BY Bigbee and
Carey.
Bigbee's three baeger and South
In The third inning.
Score.
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Columbia Shooter win. 1Y.,.

WASIIINGTON. Nav Io-W p
rocks, OF Columbia. S. c., won tho
on hern amateur eighteen yard
lampionshin today ut the openinr
atches Of the Sou,nern zone handi.
TAP shnoting tournament. Brooks
ger Of the. Pitrsourgh Nationals.
TN ninety-four out OF n nossihlc
70, and then won the shoot-ofr. w,
;. nosey' Lancaster. Pa. and w. N.
pr third place, Posey winning tho
The Southern double target cham.
!onship was won by r. G. Pittnan.
, e ia est n. g. who broke forty-ons
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phIfittlrIpiiiu.
Detroit

Totals ..3j c2iia Totals 3sIaa7 -
iiatt.d Tor stanaEe In ninth
Hated for G!aizicr IN seventh
'Ratted for Alien In ninth.
Score by innings: II.
fhiiadelph!a ....... o. 3 Il -
summary; Runs-Young C2D Cobb.
H"ach. Dykes. t2). Thomas. Dugan C2).
Perkins. baylor. Error-Burns Two
base hlts-StanaRe. welch. Perkins Three
base h!;--founV. Stolen Young.
Perkins. Sacrifccs-Cobh. W"ICh. ThOtua ..
l."ft on basc-Dctroit. Z: philadclphla. :.
Base on ballr--on Oldham. , on NavIor.
2. Hlts-on oldham. In Ia innings
in innings. Iit b. pitcher--by Alien
,.Walkerl. Struck oui-hy p!dhm. =. bv
!gr. Losing pitcher--Oltham. CTDires--
Mor!arty and Connolly. Time. i:i3.
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Cnrman Dron Game.

Virginia Railway and Power Com
pany lost to Kingan & Co., yesterday
afternoon, at Byrd xark, by the score
of 10 to 4. Gentry, on the mound
for the winners, held the Car Conn
pany team to four hits.
:. Score: r, II. f.
BatterIes-Gentry and Baird; Coop,
or nndA Otlox - 80. ~ y. ID N q -.
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SAYS FIRST DOSE
GAVE HIM RESULTS
A Strong Testimonial Given
For PlantJuice BY Employee
Of G. L. O. Railway.
OTHER REMEDIES HAD FAILED
Claims He Can Now Eat Any.
thing; Sleeps Fine and Is
Feeling Like New Man.

When "A patien; says: My food
does not agree with me; II sou,s in
my stomach; l have no appetite and
have 10 be very careful abo-t what I
cat" it Is dyspepsia. The least OF
the suffering is upon the stomach. for
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ATHLETICS BAT WELL
Ii.y A.socia,cdprcSy ,

PIilLADELrtiIA, May l9-Phila-
erred in order in the first three in
nings. and batted him out OF the box,
evening up the series with Detroit
Dy winning the final game. TO 4.
bueans brilliancc at shortstop fea-
tured his return 10 the lineup. after
ten days on the hospital list. Nay
lor was steady after Wild start
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GIANTS HOLD FIELD DAY
tBy Associated Press. /
. 90 NI.. u 49, 4

CHICAGO. May l9.--Ncw York had
n Held dag AT bat today. gathering
seventeen hits. among them four
doubles. and won from Chicago. II TO
2. Four bases on bass ana four cost
~ errors by Chicago also helped in
the scoring by the visitors. who by
their victory, made IL Two in Il row
from the Cubs
Chicago was unable TO do much to
Barnes in the pinchcs. raskcrt's
home run following Uollochers
double gave the locals their only
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Boston.
Totals 20 t22li Totals ?, 727l
.Batt"d for D'Nclll In eighth
Cation out: hit by bhttcG bali

Boston ......... q q q n n ~
PITTSBURGH -. 49, o q q "a n n :. >
summary: RunE-ilIrhcc I1N Picit
To base ,hit-Gri,nm. Three base hit
I'lRbee stolen hase-Whi;ted. sacrI-
bic plays.Caton TO Cutshaw 10 Grimm;
3: Pittsburgh. g. bases On baiis-M oS,,iIhL:
LAM, .; coopcr. 2. Struck ou,-bv Me-
Quillan. 3: by Cooper 2 UmpI-cE-Ei ar,
and Etnsl.e Time Ia N''I'
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ncsoIutc Lcnvcx for New Hnycn.

BIt!STOL. II. l.. May ly.-The sloop
Resolutc. which will meet the Vanitie
in II series Of races to determine who
shall defend the Americas cup this
summer, left here this afternoon in
tow III her tender. FOR New Haven.
she IS scheduled TO meet the Vanitie
OFF that port beginning tomorrow in
Il series of tuning up trials
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SUFFOLK AGAIN LOSES
Especial 10 The Tlmes.DIspatoh. !

s1Ht 20 TIC 11IHus-DIspHtuH.1
SuFFOLk: VA, May 19-Ports-
mouth finished up the three days
series with Suffolk this afternoon by
giving the home team the worst lick
Ing they have had. MTHZO
ing they have had. The score was
to ! In favor of the visitors.
Just before the game this after
noon Heermance, OF the famous n.y.
ems, gave a wonderful exhibition in
front of the grandstand.
Score:
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WASHINGTON MAY PLAY
COLTS NEXT THURSDAY
'wner Wilson Is Negotiating With
Major Lcagucrs-Tcnm Returns
Home Today.

Richmond fans may have an OPP
Portunity next Thursday afternoon
p seeing the Washington Senators
flay tho Richmond Colts, at Boule-
ard Field. instead OF the regular
|chedulcd game with the Wilson. y.
T.. team. Owner Is. w. Wilson has
|nnounced no is negotiating with
lanagcr Clarke Grinith. and It Is
robable the major league team will
|e brought to this city.
satisfactory ARRANGEMENTS have been
'ade locally for the contest. The
wilson team has agreed to postpone
|he Thursday game until Saturday.
fhen u douOle-header will be played
|ctween the Colts and the Tarhccis.
he Richmond owner has asked
|lanager Grlinth 10 assure hlm that
Walter Johnson, speed King Of the
|cnators. VIII pitch against the Colts!
This the big league pilot has failed
10 do so. but Will give the Rich
bond owner deiuitc announce
lent In few days. Wilson stated
hat the game would no, be ar
Johnson.
Colts Return Today.
Lee Gooch and his band OF Colts
ave returned TO this city after a
isastrous three-ray stay in Tide
'ater. The team dropped two games
ut OF the three played. TO the New
Tort News team. Petersburg man
lead OF the percentage column In
|pitc Of the rcvcrscs received at the
|ands OF the much improved New
Tort News team. Petersburg man
ICED to get TWO games from Will
|)n, and the Coolers are running the
otis II close race FOR irst-place
|Onors.
The Colts Will play the Norfolk
lars this afternoon for the first time
|lis season at boulevard Field. The
|>cals defeated Norfolk In the latter
NY on the first trip TO Tidewater.
[Hly one game WAS played in that
lily on account Of rain. and the
|erics may consist OF four
doubIc-6n! Saturday. in order to
no TaTs' home grounds.
Club Owners Must Consent.
CONSENT %! a majority OF the club
1wners" in the League is necessary
|etore tn. dOubic-oill can he played.
1.ocky Mount. Wilson. Norfolk, New
ort News and Richmond have
[greed To the SHIFT. but the owners
Il Portsmouth have not given their
Iermission. Petersburg is UNDER
Hood 10 be against the plan. Presi
lent Bradley w!!i make an effort TO
ct In touch with the other CLUB
|wncrs today.
Lefty rentoid probaoly VIII do
ne hurting lor the Colts IN the hrst
anne today. Ladies Day.
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SuMnlI
Portsmouth.
Totals ..a3 1871 Totals 33Is 81 n
..EaIted Tor Bradley. in eighth 10 - ~

suffolk ,;;,,S.............. ..o 100000 e-i
rs summ"ru: Rnns.neicf;SSno 12co2 61s
n Roonsy: Davies, Beaio. Mallonse.. Post
-2li Post, g; ON Bradley. 8, Struck out
by Post. by bradley. 3. Left on bases
c,i hall-Crow; Double piays-Posi to Wait
= Rooney; Traynor to Watt to Rooney.
h.s -I'nrkcr Watt. Post. Passed BALI
Street Umntre-Guyon. Tlme-?:05. At
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ton. Errors-stuar; Maga!is. schmItt.
HranriRan. ?. Champagne. Soonan 2
Three base htt-poole. Sacrifice hi,-Coorin
ana Arrag4n. Stulrn bares-Bakcr and
Poole. No runs. hit. on and mono out
IN INST when FRIED was relieved BY Coo
gin. III; BY pi;cher-Pooie by Fried. Struck
ou: -by to1sin. O.; by Magals. g. bases
MaE,iis, Wild p!tch-CooYin. BaIk-
coog!n. Doubl" plays-Baxcr 10 Stuart
TO Poole. .: Arragon to Stuart to Poole
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l
NV York.
{ hicngo.
Totals 80 sa7ls
Totals 80 IL y Il To

; Ns% York ''.:::,...,...s 55oSaSoSsSS5l;-i
| snmmary: isuns.Bnrn e. yognr.
Fie;chcr, t2,, DOYLE ~. Kaun go: Lear
f2). Kelly. IIoliochcr. pnskcrt. Smith tD.
Rarncs. Errork-Doylc. Hoilochcr t2).
kiliifcr Two-hose hits-iioliocher go.
Kelly kaun C2I. Young. HON" run
Paskcrt. Stolen bascs- Young Fletcher.
KnuG. Sacrifice hIt-Barnes, Double plays
-Dovlc to Fletcher TO Kelly. Barnes to
smith 70. Kelly. LEI. on Iag9sss-chiSs9sc.
tin, /: OF Harness =: on Bailey. :. Hts
OF Martin, 8 in 3, and none out f. fourth:
4 Pa Struck out--by Martin. .: bv Barnes
! Losing pitcher-Martin, UrnDires-
Moran and Rlgler Timo-l:a9.
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st. Louis.


H.
tr,hiiIdc!phia ............S onoi3 IL
summary: Runs Bancroft tol. ShoitOn.
SSttoa rk' rEourniEwI, MSiiG1ry Dhhr22eter
base hits,.Paulette. bancroft ravan,
HoraSbv. Fourier. Stolen baSeS-FouT-
MGR. Smith, Observation-Disclosures Nc
Henry. Double play-Lavan to Hornsby
20 Fournicr. Left on bases -PhIladolnhla.
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Boston.


Score by innings: r.
Chicago ................lo 99?0lo ~!
Summary: Runs.J. Collins tcisch
Hooper. McNalIy. M"nosky. Error-Fos.
ter Two base hits-J. Collins. Mcnasky
Three base h!,s-iiooper. Menoskv Home
Inn-Scisch. stolen 4aBes-I. Collins Ale
SA!iy. Sacriiccs.-E. Collins. ManOsky
Left on bacs-Chicago, {. Boston 10
Base on bails-on Clcotte. !. on Haroe-
3. Struck out--by Cicotte 3 By Iiaruer
J. Wild p!,oh-cico,tc. Umpires -Dinecn
and Nallin. THE I:t,
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Cleveland.
New York

,.4''N's " " v ! y W y -
Summary: Kuns-Cha oman. Johnston,
o'Nei!l Ch. cove!eskie: Errors-chnp-
Chairman Hannah Three base hits
o'Neili. Johnston. Stolen ba;es-pratt.
man. Speaker. Double ulay-WambsGanss
Ia CHAPMAN TO Johnston, Left on bases
New YORK. s: Cleveland. 8. Bases on balls
of Norridrc. !. on coveieskie. |. Struck
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Rocky Mount.
Totals 81 527 8
Score by inninga:
Totals 40 4c7l0

Norfolk ............ o o 0 o o o / Of
summary: Runs-Grim. Keller Summa
Errors-kracmer. Devans. Two-base hits
1oIDevans stolen hase.,summa. sacri-
feathers 10 Hall: Left on bs;es-Rockvv
Glser ,: by Heaii s. Bases o on ba Hini-T
rsal 4. Time Of game-I:32. Umpires-
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CARDS lombard CAUSEY

it'E Associated lr"SS.l
ST LOUIS. May i2.-St Louis hit
Cause freely and defeated ph!laGcl-
phia today, to = The locals bunch
ed four hits with two passes in the
fifth for five runs. Iiornsby tripping
with the bases full.
It,f,i
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SPORTS

and Reans lead the McGuirc's nine. 9
John MaTshall oo2 600 o1xEs &
McGulre's -. 600 900 600
Batteries: Harrclson and Turner;
RCImS and Graves.
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WHERE THEY Pi.AY To-Day.
i. Louis at New York.
Detroit nt Boston.
Cleveland Mt PHILADELPHIA.
ChisuKo Mt wusliinEtOn.
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.: 81. Louis I. Bases OH bais--on Cnuscy.
.. OF lJouk. .. Struck ou,-by Csuscv. ::
by Donk. I. Ump!res-liart ana McCor
mick. rime-i:S..
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
philadelphia ut 81. Louis.
boston mt Pittshurgh.
New York at Chicago.
BROOKLYN at Cincinnati
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

M1iERE TIiEY ,FLAY TODAY. 80
Petersburg at Rocky Mount
Newport News at Portsmouth.
SUFFOLK ut Wilson
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LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Cleveland. o., New York. U.
nocton. 81; Chicago. {.
l'hilndelphin. Z; Detroit. !.
other game not scheduled.
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oui-by Nogridse. .: BY Covcicski.. 6
ra.sti hali--O'Ncill. CmDires-Owens am!
chill. Time hours.
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Texas Ienruc

Houston. 5: FIT Worth. 7.
san Antonio. s: Shreveport. Z.
Galveston. o: Dallas, l.
Beaumont, 6: Wichita Falls, 5.
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS

American Association.
milwaukee,. z: Louisville. 0.
Minneapolis, .: st. Paul, s.
1.-TWO scheduled.)
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Columbia, 0; Charlotte. s.
inings).
Spartanburg. g; Augusta. 2.
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Every Sunday
Excursions
NOrf0IksWeStern
BEGIN
Sunday,May23rd

Tho round trip fare TO Norfolk will
be 500 and to Virginia Beach S2.7O.
via y. & w. Sunday. May 23d. and
every Sunday thereafter. Ocean View
reached via electric line from Nor
folk. Tickets from Richmond good
on Special Train leaving Mt S:l5 y.
NJ. and the Cannon Ball." leaving at
$50 y. NJ Both trains run solid be-
tween Broad Street Station. Rich
mond, and the Union Depot. Norfolk.
without change of cars. leaving Nor
folk on return trip at 1880 T.. NJ. and
go T. NJ. For further Information.
apply y. & w. office. S32 East Main
St. Phone Madison ZIG.
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Southern A,.ociotior

Atlanta. Sd; Birmingham. O-3.
,eeond game eight inning agree
Chattanooga. IL: Nashville, %.
fecond game seven innings agree
Memphis. 4; Mobile, 10.
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IntcrnntIonnI Icnruc

Jersey City. Q: Toronto. II.
Akron. 5: Syracuse. 4.
Rochester. 3: Baltimore, o.
Buffalo. ]; Reading, ..
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SPORTS
How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
iuclmond. 4: Newport News. 0.
Rocky Mount. &; Norfolk. I.
portsmouth. y: SUFFOLK, 1.
MISUNDERSTANDING tcaiied end third In
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-11-26
PrOfiteering In Old India

From Prohibition in Old Indian, by | Gordon B. Finders, in Asia.
 On ten different occasions, during his remarkable reign, Al-ah-din. ruler of Ilindostan, vas forced to meet Mongol invaders. For the protection of the empire he built strong forts at strat- egic points and placed able generals in command. Then he turned to army reform. out of which grew his meas-
 ures for price-fixing and the punish- ment of profiteering. On their invas. Ions, the Tartars had found Delhi in 9 starved condition, To prevent lack of food in the future the Sultan revised the system of taxation, encouraging the crown cities of the fertile DoabN to
 pay their taxes in kind
 Then, to attract men to the army, AL
 ah-din fixed the prices of all staples;
 so that soldier on his salary of the
 equivalent of $120 T year. with the
 addition .of S40 for those who contrib
 uted two horses could live comfort.
 ably. supply his family and keep him.
 self in accoutrements. The investiga-
 tions We're made with fairness, after
 a careful study of conditions. There- fore. when the price laws went into ef- feet. the Sultain was merciless in deal, ing with those who disobeyed them. Tn all the bazars he placed inspectors whose duty il was to report overcharge or short weight. An overcharge of a fraction of a cent was visited by
 twenty stripes. The punishment was
 no laughing matter, and seldom did an
 offense rscur. Even more harsh was the penalty for short weight. The of fending merchant had cut from his own hams an amount of flesh equiv- alent to the deficiency in weight of what he had sold