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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-13
JOHNSTON BEATS WILLIAMS
IN SEABRlGHT TOURNAMENT
lBy Associated Press. !

SEABRlGIIT, y. J.. Aug. l2-Wil-
liam NJ. Johnston. San Francisco.
member OF the American Davis Cup
team, today outplayed X. Norris Will
iiams. second. Boston. also selected
today as cup player. in the final of
the Seabright Lawn Tennis and
Cricket Club singles, 60, ca. o.
The Boston player was unable to
get started in the first set. The
Western star played a steady. force
fui game. which enabled him to
gain the net. Williams was weak on
the. back hand
by his victory. Johnston becomes
successor To Watson NJ. Washburn. as
holder of the cup. 1t wns won for
the first time in 1919, by William r.
Tiiden, second, who did not take
part in this years tournament
Miss Eleanor Goss, New York, and
Mrs. Marion Zindcrstcin Jessup. Will
mington. Del. won the final of the
women's doubles. defeating Miss
Helen Gillcaudcau. New York. and
Mrs. Benjamin l.. Cole. Boston. ga,
7-5.
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streets. when the trio addressed "a
large gathering. II was the initial
campaign speech since the con,cs,
opened. and the applause received
was heard above the roar from the
constantly passing traffic.
Just what the outcome OF the meet
ing was cannot be stated, for no, a
soul would commit himself as Ia
which OF the nominees he would sun
port. Each OF the trio appeared con
hoent after the meeting adjourned
and admitted that during the dav he
had received many votes
In the meantime prs Bagby and
Parker and Monte" stone are work :
inG Strcnuous!y 10 pile up as niany,
ballots as possible. Billie" Trahern.
81 years old. and the oldest baseball
fan in Richmond, was nominated YES
terday, and declares himself ready
tor hard campaign. billie" is
present At every game played on
Mayo's Island. and one OF the most
ardent supporters OF the Colts.
Those in charge of the contest are
expected 10 issue standing by the
middle of next week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-13
Trustee S Auction
Sale

Pursuant TO the terms OF "a deed
LOT trust recorded in Deed Book 2GO-A.
page 22i. Richmond Chancery Court,
default having been made in the pay
mcnt OF Il portion Of the debt thereby
secured. and being required by the
|notcholder. | shall sell 1T public Huc-
Real Estate Exchange. No. - North
Ninth Street. Richmond, Va. on
MONDAY, AUGUST 10. 1921.
AT the Hour Of 1 O'Clock +. ".
the house ard lot in tho city OF Rich
Mohd' va, described as follows:
Commencing At "a point on the
southern line OF Chafiin Street ninety
ton with the eastern line Of Mulberry
street. which poipt IL also the point
OK intersection OK the southern line Of
Chafhn Street with the eastern limo
thence extending eas;wardIy aloni;
|ihd fronting on said southern line
OF thainn street twenty t2OJ feet TO
80 noInt opposite the center of n PARTY
nun, ana extending back southwark
rom sh!d front. at right angles
a h9nd between parallel lines. eighty-flve
oaol icct, the eastern line being line
passing through the center 81 sniI
party wall, ana tho western limo 49,
Alley. eS"'u
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay two
Tcspeetivcly, from June 20. 1921. and
July 30 1921 the costs OF cxecuting
this trust. including trustees com
Tm ms; asS o &c; 5000 on August 90,
$1,000 on October 20, 1921: .3.57s so ~;
October 20. 1921: residue cash.
Il. +. SCHMIDT.
Trustee.
SoTE:,-The above sale Is made
occurring $500 on principal.
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WILL BE BIG TENNIS UPSET
IF DENMARK Is VICTORIOUS
10y Associated Press. |

CLEVELAND. OHIO. Aug. Eff
Dcnmark energies victorious over
Australia in the scriinnGl round OF
the Davis cup competition OF the
courts o: the Mayiiald Country Club
here, IL w!il he one OF the biggest
tennis upScis OF the year. For the
Australians. j. @. Anderson and Cap
tain Norman .cacc. disposed of the
Danish iniernationalis;s, Vagn Ing
Erslcv ana Erik Tcgncr, In surpris-
ingly easy fashion today. Anderson
beating Ersicv. 90. 6-l, 7-5. while
his tcaumate downcd the Northland
ace. 80, e.. Cd.
The handy victory OF the antipodes
pair is attributable to several causes.
chief of which are their own ac-
knowlcdgcd masters OF tho games,
and the Danes incptness OF the soft
surface grass gamo.
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ENTRANTS IN CONTEST
MAKE CAMPAIGN TALKS
Jock" Challcnor, "Sal," the Bar.
Der, and Charlie 1'lacomino
Plead for Votes.

Five days of The Evening Dispatchs
Ten Famous Fans Contest" have
passed and the entry list is being
added 10 with the arrival OF each
mail Interest In the prizes. trips TO
the world series. has caused the
contest 10 be one OF the most talked
OF ever conducted in the state. From
all sections OF the OLD Dominion those
Interested in baseball fans have
nominated their friends as contcnders
for tho honors. and the large field
promises 10 make the race a close
one.
Three prominent entrants. Jock"
Challcnor. SAL the barber. and
Charlie Flacomino FLASHED for the
first time last night IN front Of
Mike" Schcr's, at Ninth and Broad
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c. 0. P MEMBERS ACCEPT
AMERICAN VALUATION PLAN
Republicans OF Senate Finance and
House Ways and Means Bodies
Hold Conference.
NO ACTION on DYE EMBARGO
Recommendations of Meeting VIII
Go Before Upper House as Part
of Permanent Tariff Measure.
FordneS Pleased Over Findings.
tBy Associated press.l

WASHINGTON. Aug. 12.-The
American valuation plan of assess
ing duties on imported inercha ndise
with notifications and limitations
proposed by Republican members of
the Senate Finance Committee was
accepted today at a joint conference
by Republican members OF the House
Ways and Means Committee and the
program will be recommended to tho
tariff bill.
Take M FormnI Action.
An attempt also was made at the
conference to determine whether tho
next tariff law would contain dye
embargo. Although no formal ac-
ton was taken. IL was Indicated that
tho Republican leaders would provide
high protective rates for the dye in
dustry. but probably would not favor
the suggested three-ycar embargo.
~ joint committee. composed of Sem
ators Smoot, of Utah. and Dillingham;,
of Vermont. and Representatives
Longworth. OF Ohio. and rrear, of
Wisconsin, was named to study the
| rate question.
The House members also agreed to
an amendment by the Finance Com
mittee TO the Longworth resolution
! extending the life or the emergency
tariff law as well as the dye embargo
to January /. or until superseded by
the permanent law. The resolution.
with its amendment, was ordered
| farorably reported.
Declared Distinct Victory.
Even with the changes. Chairman
| Fordney. OF the Ways and Means
Committee, declared that "a distinct
victory" had been won for the Ameri-
can valuation plan. and other mem
bers of the committee expressed con-
| fidcnce that the proposition would he
accepted by the House
Changes made by the Finance Com
mittee Republicans. experts said,
would make the valuation plan more
workable and less likely to result in
litigation. AS worked out by the ex-
ports and accepted by the joint con-
| ference. al valorcm duties would be
| assessed on the basis Of the American
| wholesale selling price on all i'm
| ports where comparable and compc-
titive articles of domestic manufac-
turc are found. This provision. 1t WAS
! believed. would apply to about rs per
| cent OF Nil imports.
Would Assess Duty.
Where no comparable and competi-
would be assessed on the American
able and competitive imported COM
!
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TENNIS DOUBLES TITLE
SETTLED AT NIAGARA
lBy Associated Press. |

NIAGARA ON -TIi:-LAkE. ONT.
Aug l2,-R. Ltndley Murray. OF Buff
aio' ana Clinord Herd. OF Chicago,
ucieated Frank Anderson. OF New
ork, anu Walter Wcsbrook. of Clcye-
land. in the doubles final. OF tho in.
ternational tennis meet today after
four h3rd-fought sets The score
was ~ Ca. $40. Ga. All four play
crs appeared I'm good form and the
Noiieying was spectacular
In the semifinal of the singles.
iierd eliminated Anderson. Cd, C.
6-3 earning the right to meet Murray
in the final tomorrow
G. ID. Henderson won the all Cana
dian championship from Rae Mac
kenzte N two CLOSELY fought sets.
hendcrson's accurate lohbing decided
1.-The match
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ENTIRE NORFOLK BASEBALL
TEAM ARRESTED AND FINED

NORFOLK. VA. Aug. lo-Nor-
folks entire ball team appeared in
the Portsmouth Police Court this
morning To answer charges OF dis
orderly conduct. Fines of So and
costs were assessed in every case
except that OF Howard Burkett who
drew n fine OF $40 and costs
Those who appeared are: Eddie
Burke. Clarence Rhodes, Fred Leahy,
John u. Vermilyca. j. &. Carton. Jack
WARRIOR, a. l.. Peterson, ID. w. Bow
man. j. j, Kelly, T.. Il. Voter. Charles
Eckcrt. d. q. Thurman and Howard
Burkctt.
Arrests We're made yesterday mt
the Portsmouth Virginia League Park
shortly after the game. which was
won by Portsmouth, l TO q. Rurkctt
was taken into custody for an of.
Tense alleged TO have been committed
In the second Inning when, officers
said, Burkett used profane Language
on the field while talking to team
mate.
Rurkc't was arrested by officer a.
ordered taken in by Chief of Police
Talbot.
Jack WARRIOR. manager OF the team.
stated this morning that his players
would go to Portsmouth this ar
ternoon to play the second game OF
the scheduled series Players de-
clarcd last night that they would not
play in Portsmouth today. but it
was pointed out that this would mean
forfeiture of the game.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE of
$685. and 810North
Thirty-F irst Street
THURSDAY. AUGUST is. 1871.
at 6 O'clock u. NJ.

AT o CLOCK l.. NJ,
By virtue Of "a certain decree OF the
Law and Equity Court Of the city OF
Richmond, Va. entered August 3.
1921. in the suit OF ROlen Yanccy US.
Martha Banks ct als. the Undersigned
as special commissioners were al
rectcd 10 sell and vii! offer for sale
at public auction;
All that certain lot Of land, with
improvements thereon, on the west
ern line Of Thirty first Street, hC-
tween y and Streets. commcncin :
on the western line Of Thir;y-fitst
Street at point one hundred and
thirty-fve Ga5) feet south of it's in
terscction with Street, running
thence along said western line OF
Thirty-hrst Street in a southcrly
direction and fronting thereon thir-
ty-fvc $3.50 feet and running back
between parallel lines one hundred
and thirty-iivc 135) feet TO AN alley,
designated by street numbers as sos -
and $40 North Thirty-first Street. on
THURSDAY. AUGUST Is. 1921.
at o'clock T.. NJ,
on the premises.
TERMS: Onc-third cash, balance in
two equal installmcnts. for which
negotiable notes shall be given bearS
ing interest at SO per annum and
payable at one and two years after
date, respectively, the title to be re-
taintd by the court until the full
purchase money is paid. or for all
cash At the option OF the purchaser.
JAMES IT. CARTER.
j. r. POLLARD,
Special Commissioners.
hereby certify that the bond re-
CURED as commissioners in above
styled suit has been executed.
LUTHER LIBBY.
Clerk Of Law and Equity Court of
Richmond. Va.
August 10. 1921.
BY NORRELL e CO,
Auctioneers.
ny CIIAS. +. RUEIIRMUND.
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That Very Attractive
Suburban Dairy
Farm II

CONTAINING 1913 ACRES. MORE OR
LESS. ABOUT Miles NORTH /
MoND. NEAR THE cRElGHToE
ROAD OR HANOVER ROAD. IN
HENRlCO COUNTY. VA.
Hy virtue of deed of trust dated
July 3. 1929, and recorded in the
clerks office o! Hcnrlco Circuit Court
in ID. e. 2i5-A. page ls6. default hav-
ing been made in the payment Of the
~ months interest note of s532.50.
and being required so TO do by the
holders thereof. the undersigned
the premises. on
MONDAY. THE 18TH pay OF
AUGUST. 1921
a, Z O'Clock i. NJ.
the abov. real estate. described -
that certain tract OF land. win al
buildings. improvements. timber and
wood thereon. and rights ways AMI
appurtcnnuccs thereto belonging
lying aud being in the County OF
II.nrico, Va. about three miles north
east OF the city OF Richmond. near the
Creighton Road or Hanover Road
and containing 1928 acres. more or
less. being the same tract OF land
containing 1888 acres, more or less
which was conveyed To Charles g.
Willard by deed from Orcn NJ. Wood
ward ana wife. except II acres, which
was conveyed by til. said Charles g.
aillard and wife To Edmond Christian
ny Hccn dated september 10, 1917.
The family graveyard, as now en-.
closed. is reserved. Plat of the prop
crty Will be shown a. the sale This
is a very desirable dairy farm. with
large attractive dwelling. dairy barn
with between 80 and 40 stanchions.
stable. etc: several other buildings
good orchard. land fenced off into
fields. lG acres in alfalfa, abou, %
acres IN timber. balance in cuitiva
tloh ana pasture. Mr.. IIcnshaw. tho
tenant. viii be glad to show the
property.
TERMS: Cash as to costs Of exc.
cutting this trust. taxes and insur-
ancc premiums, If any due. and Ia
pay the above note Of S532.50; credit
as 70 note of $532.50. due January
;. 1922; s5325O. due July g. 1929 and
Zoyear note OF siT,750. due July 2,
~. ana cash as to any residue over
the above amounts.
w. ~. PENDLETON.
Trustee
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Games Scheduled on
Local Sandlots Today
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.

'-,.f sSIs'al.N.s isIsh'pl
Battle-Axe vs.. Church I'M. gao.
Boulevard Field.
Penn Mutual ~. Taka-K ola. 80.
boulevard Field.
IMPERIAL LEAGUE
Newton Woodward VS.. Richmond
Police, Lucl<'s Field
Christo-Cola vs.. Dixie Eagles,
Byrd Park. no. !.
CENTRAL LEAGUE.
Stoncwall Eagles VS.. virgini.
RAILWAY and Power Company. Byrd
Park. No. =
Liberty Council VIZ. Union En-
vclopc Company. South Side.
Jones Bros. Co. vs. Church Hill
Bank, Fulton.
W. l.. SUNDAY, SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Barton Heights Baptis, w Third
Presbyterian. Clarke Springs Itwo
gamcs).
barton Heights Methods, VS.
Westminster Presbyterian. Semin-
Grace Covenant Presbyterian VS.
First English Lutheran. Byrd Park
No. 1.
l.. +. SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
lakewood baptist VS. Cowardin
Avenue Christian. lakewood dia-
mond. No. l.
St James Methodist vs.. Branch
Memorial. Oakwood diamond. No. ..
JUNIOR ATHLETIC LEAGUE.
Ginter Park Athletic Club vs
South Side Athletic Club. Gintcr
Park.
Boys club rs. Virginia Athletic
club. Highland Park.
MOTOR LEAGUE.
Universal Motor Company VS..
knights OF Columbus. Cowardin
Field.
Wilson " Co. VS.. Richmond Mo-
tor Company. SCOTS Addition.
TOBACCO LEAGUE.
tThe Tobacco League is no,
playing under the Amateur Com
mIssion.)
Lucky Strike vs.. EdEeworth. G.
G. y. Field.
FatIma W.. Herbert Tareyton.
Petersburg car line. Stop =.
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Youth Found Guilty Of Murder.

MFKIUINN, MISS, NuE, l2.-Rob-
crt Haguewaod. Is. was found guilty
In Circuit Court today OF killing
Lowlacc Powell, &c. whom he was
charged with striking with base
ball bat last December. lie was or
dcrcd confined In the State reformn-
tory for an indefinite period.
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BUGS WIN SLOW GAME

WILSON. y. C.. Aug. I'm slow
rnd liStlcSs game, featured only by
the heavy hitting of the entire Wilson
team. the Bugs defeated the iowiy
Tar Babies by the score of IA TO 4.
Martin. Smith. Head and Bennett led
the locals attack, while the playing
of Wolf. Mcconnell and Champagne
featured for the visitors.
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TRUCKERS DOWN TARs

PORTSMOUTH, VA. Aug. IL
Timely hitting and good luck re-
suited in to ! victory OF Ports
mouth over Norfolk here today. Both
McGlouGhlin ami Eckcrt were in
form and were given excellent sup
port.
The score:
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Trustee Sale

7, mart execution of certain deed
., ,rusr to the undersigned trustee.
dated September is, 1920. and duly
r"cordcd in the clerks Office OF Rich
mond Chancery Court. in ID. H. 26S-A.
mage no. there having been default
in the payment OF portion OF the
dcbt thereby secured. and being re-
nucstcd so to do 10y the beneficiary,
i will sell ut public auction. on the
premises on ,, 900,
mt 1870 o'clock j.. NJ,
an that lot piece or parcel oil lanu,
,%Sre"n known and designated as
No o02 South Meadow Street. Rich
,nopd. va. and more fully bounded
and described as follows: to-wit:
Uos.inning at point distant on the
wcst line OF Meadow Street % feet .
i,rhcs north of the northwest corner
NJ Meadow and Chaftin Streets; thence
running northwardly and fronting on
thr said west line OF Meadow Street
thirteen feet U3 feet); thence running
back northwardly at right angles to
Meadow Street. and between parallel
lines the distance of a feet on the
south line and so feet oil the north
line (thc southern line of said prop
crty being the north line Of n private
alley four feet wide, and the north
line Of said property running through
the center of the partition wall be-
tween the tenement hereby conveyed
and that adjoining il on the north5.
TERMS: TO be announced AZ sale.
II. ]. MAYO. JR.,
Trustee.
WAIT On office nov3 reIephono a classI.
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'Battcd for YORK in sixth.
Batted for Jones in ninth.
Pittsburgh.

Grimm t2), Brottem. Cooper. Maran-
vile Three base hit--BiyD.c Sue
rihce hit--Suiliran. Dnubl. plays
Hoilocher AMI kclinher: Cooper. Ma
ranvillc and crime. Left ~ bases
C II ca.so. 6. Pittsburgh. II
Bases on balls-on Checvcs. l. on
York. l. iiits-on Chcevcs. : in l-3
inning: off York, 9 in % innings:
on Jones. in 3 innings: of Cooper.
l3 in innings. Hit by pitcher
by Cooper Uiollocher). Wild pitch
York. Losing pitcher-Cheevcs.
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REDS DEFEAT CARDS
Ihy Assoclatcd pres..l

ST LOUIS. Aug. l2.-The Reds won
their third consecutive victory over
81. Louis today, 1 to .. Bohne was
me Individual star. AS ne was yes
terday.
The score:
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PIRATES AGAIN WIN
nv Associated Press.

NV NSSocldtcu i.TcSS.I
PITTSBUltGH, PA. Aug. 12.--
Pittsburgh made il three straight
from Chicago by winning today's
game, ~ to 2. Checvcs was Knocked
out Of the box I'm the first inning
WREN thirteen players went 10 ba,
The visitors punched hits in the nth
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Clcmons. Sacrifice hit - Hargravc.
Double plays-Eohne to Dauocrt:
kopf to Daubert. Left on bases
Cincinnati. .; st. Louis, :. Bases on
balls-off Marquard. |: off Luquc. !;
OFF Pcrtica. !; off Sherdel, .. Hits
Off Marquard in $ innings: Off
Rivicre. J In inning: or Luuuc, none
in | inning: or Pcrtical, in lone
(nonc out in frsD: Off Shcrdcl. s in
innings. Struck out-by Vanguard.
); by Shcrdcl. 3. Wild pitch-Ri-
Were. Winning pitchcr-Mnrquard
Losing pitchcr--p"Ttica. Umpircs-
Hart and Emsllc Time-l:54.
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BRAVES DROP TWO

BOSTON, Aug. i2.-Philadelphia
hurt Boston's pcnnant chances by
winning both games of n double
header today, 10 TO and to O..
Scott and Smith started both games.
but the former was hit hard and
neither hVishcd. The Boston team
made twelve hits OFF Smith In the
second game. hut could not score.
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Slated for Watson in fourth


tBatt"d for Cooncy i'll eighth.
Philadelphia ........ 222 200 2O0---l0
Boston ...............03 O Dol 0lO -
Summary: Two-basc hits-Lebour-
Veau. konetchy, Williams. Boeckcl
Thrcc-base hit-Ciibson. Home runs
Monroe. Lebourveau. Sacriiicc-J.
Smith. Double plays--Fill!ngim to
Gibson 10 lIolke. Left on bases
Philadelphia. Z; BOSTON. Z. Base on
naiis--oif Belts. l; OFF Fillingim. l..
IIits-off G.. Smith. 4 in 1 Ia innings;
off Belts. In Z 2-3: off Scott, Z in
B: OFF Watson. in | % of Fill
lingim. . I'm 3; off Cooncy. none in / ::
of Morgan, none in |. Hit by pitcher
by Morgan (konetchy). Struck out
by Belts, A. by Scott. 3; by Fill
lingim. -. by Cooney. . Winning
pitchcr-Smith. Losing pitcher
Scott Umpircs = Mccormick and
KLEIN. Time. / so.
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BY HENRY =. HUTULER Sc CO.,
|iteal Estate Brokers and Auctioneers.
A Real Opportunity
4 rustees' Auction Sale
Very
Attractive Lots
Beautiful Duntreath
ON MONUMENT AVENUE AND
GRACE STREET,

Just West of tho city Limits.
In execution OF n certain deed Of
TRUST to the undersigned Trustees.
dated August 6. 1918, and recorded In
the Clerks Oilice of the ucnrico
County Circuit Court, deed book
|212-B, page 2J9. default having been
made in the payment of tho debt
therein secured. and being 30 re-
|uuircd to do by tho noteholder. We
Twill sell the property above men
Itioned. as described in said deed DE
ing lots one TO twenty. inclusive. In
BLOCK 5. lots two TO nineteen. inclu-
|sivc. in block q. and lots thirty sven
and thirty-cight. in block 4. in plan
Iof said Duntrcath). at public auction.
ION the premises. on
MONDAY. AUGUST %. 1927.
At O'Clock =. NJ.
| TERMS: Cash
HENRY S. HUTZLER.
RALPH J. LEVY.
Trustees.
Plat can be seen at the Office OF the
|Auctionccrs. CThc above mentioned
lots arc not owned BY the Duntreath
Comparatively
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by innings

First base on halls-on Bennett, =; off
Carroll, :: off Woodburn. 3. Struck
Out--by bennett 3: by Carroll. o.; by
Wuodburn. o. Losing pitcher
DouElc plays-Walkcr to Martin 10
Roth: Roth To Head To Roth. Wild
pitches-W oodhurn. Umpires-Lewis
and Weir. Time-2:O5. Attendance
1.0OJ.
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Portsmouth.

summary: Two-baSc hits--Bangs.
Parker. McGlouShiin. Rurkct;. Three
base hit-Burke. Left on bases
Norfolk, .; Portsmouth, =. Double
ys-McGiouShlin to Bopc. Sacri-
flee hits--Cioosetree. Maloncc Niox,
Casey stolen bases Bowman,
Rhodes, Goosetrec, Maloncc. Strike
outs--Eckcrt. /; McGloughlin. Z.
Bases on halis--Eckcrt, 3: McGlough-
lin. /. Time of game--l: 55. Passed
ball--Lachy. Umpircs Black burn
and Eevellc.
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SCHOOLS.

nit. SIT. JOsEPTI'S CoLLECE
HIGH SCHOOL and COMMERCIAL,
COURSES that lay Il thorough. prac-
ilchl and complete foundation for study
OF the professions and give nm AIDE,
Guhte knowledge OF modern business
methods Two and four-ycar courses.
Special department for boys over ~
years Splendid buildings Complies
Physicnl. Biological and Chemical
Laboratories. Athletics. CataloE
I,ROTiIEK JAMES. Director
Carroll Stntion .nItimo1e Md
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Williams. Gowdy. Christcnbury.
stolen observation-disclosures Sacrifice

stolen neutrality-suspicious.. Sacrifice
.ebourvcau. Double play-Icc to
Parkinson to Lee. Left on bases
Philadelphia. C; Boston. IL. Base on
haila-off 6. Smith. |; of Scott. L:
on iraxton. !. Hiis--off Scott in
:; of Braxton. in .. Struck out
by q. Smith. .; by Scott. .. Umpircs
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pitchers scott. Time 1897.
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Deaths

at her late residence.
pleasant Level" Hanover County.
August IL, Gao i. NJ. Anna G.. wife
OF J. Walker S,arkc. aged So Funeral
sunday at II n. 81. burial Walnut
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American Association Results.
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indianapolis, 3; Toledo. :.
Kansas City, Us: 81. Paul. Il.3.
Others not scheduled.
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Battlc-Axe vs.. Church I'M. 2.3o.
boulevard Field.
Penn Mutual ~. Taxa Kola. 1870.
boulevard Field.
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