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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-03-16

A probate court fight amonR
the heirs of James J. Hill and
Mn. Hill has been on Of late in
st. Paul. The row has been over
the appointment Of an admin
strator for Mrs. Hills estate Of
$l2.0OO.O0O. But that is only
incidental here. The significant
point Of public interest is that
Louis w. Hill. former business
adviser for Mrs. Hill. testified
that beginning in 1916 and con-
tinuing until 1919. he disposed Of
heavily taxed securities held by
his principal. substituting there
fore tax free holdings. and in
this way increased her annual
income from 1866. 900 to $730. 900
q year; that is he doubled net
returns.
Here is a concrete example Of
the working Of the tax exempt
bond evil anybody can under
stand at q glance. In single
instance. in the case of q per-
sonal fortune which is surpassed
by several in Michigan which
have been similarly invested. a
little shrewd readjustment has
withdrawn 1866. 900 annually
from the reach Of the tax
CATERERS.
But the money thus lost Ia
the public treasures must be
found somewhere. 50 the burden
il shifted TO business enterprise
to people who are Obliged t.
work for their livings. to thu
widow with . cottage instead Of
. palace.
II the case Of the estate o.
Mrs.. Hill were an isolated ont
the matter would not be wortl
mentioning. But unfortunatel.
it is typical Of hundreds Of othe
cases. A good many billions o
dollars are tied up in tax exemp
securities in this country. Figur
very conscrvatively on the basi
Of what was done with the estat
of Mrs. Hill by expert handling
and the extra weight of taxatio
placed in consequence on tn
shoulders Of those whose proper
ty enjoys no exemptions become
appalling. 1t runs into the hur
drcds Of millions. possibly int
the billions annually. II easil
makes the difference betwec
. situation in which the natio
could handle its financial prol
lens easily. and the present yer
difficult economic condition.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1922-03-16

Memorable oeoeVa.
Billy-Mamma. George WashlAgtsa
must have had an awful good Wsmeey,
didn't he?
Aother-Why. my dearf
Buly-Because everywhere I - I
- monuments to his memory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-30
CHICAGO SETS RECORD
IN ACQUIRING PLAYER
Pays Equivalent Of Sl5O,000
for Third-Bascman
h nrpm
lRy Associated Press. !

NEW YORK. May 2a.-The sum Of
Sl0h.n00. together with two players
valued at $25.un0. reported as the
rricc III" Chicago American League
club has agreed {" pay the san Fran
cisco club in the Pacific Coast League
f"r lnii-ld-r Willie l<amm. equals the
hiSh record established last pcCcm-
Der 10y John j. McGraw. manager Of
The New Nnrl, Nationals.
1t IL the common understand ing
that Mctiraw paid 100000 and two
payers. who's" value may or may not
nave been $4,000. To the Cincinnati
tub al thu National League. for
iieinie Groh. who plays third base.
The same position as kumm. McGraw
about the same time paid $4,000 to
The san Francisco club for Jimmy
hConnell. wh" viii not come 70 tn"
Grants until next year.
Baseball men ar. under the impress
Sion that the Sew York American
League manaSruIcnt paid beween
S7i.n0n ana $lnu."nD to the Roston Red
SnN owners for "Hab be-" Ruth. the
greatest drawing card in the history
ut the sport. but that was before he
demonstrated his exceptional prowess
IS a homc-run hitter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-30
BASEBALL NO VIOLATION
OF ANTITRUST LAW
Supreme Court Rules That
Games Are Purely State
Affairs
Try Associatcd prcss.I

WASHINGTON. May Profess
sional baseball as conducted by teams
operating under the national agree
ment is not Interstate commerce. and
the organizations forming the va
rious leagues cannot lie prosecuted
under the sherman act as combine
tons in restraint Of commerce. the
supreme Court today decided in a
case brought by tho Baltimore club
of the defunct Federal League.
contendinE that ii had been the
victim OF a conspiracy by which the
officials OF the Federal League had
sold out" 10 the National and Amer
lean Leagues. the Baltimore club on
cred the Federal Court AZ rhiladol-
phia. hut permitted it's suit To lapse
pending negotiations with rcpresen-
tativcs Of organized baseball for q
satisfactory settlement Failing. il
instituted a suit under the Sh'r-
man act in the courts ~ tho District
Of Columbia. claiming triple damages
for the losses II had suffered when
tho Federal l.caEu" dishnud"d.
y verdict for jS0.0oO was obtained
before r jury in the Supreme Court
IN the District. which Was trcblrh
under the sherman act, and made
100000. but this Was set aside by the
District Court Of Appeals
The opinion of the Suprcm" Court.
delivered hy luStiC" Holmes, held
that games by teams In tn" national
agreement "arc purely state affairs"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-30
ROCKY MOUNT READY
TOLEAVE, VIRGINIA
LEAGUE, CHAMBL ISIS
Secretary and Treasurer Of Tarheels Confirms Reports
Club Has Been Offered to Lynchburg -Nlagnates
Meet in Rocky Mount Thursday

Rocky Mounts franchise in tho Viz
einia League has been offered 10
l.ynchbure. Norman Y. chambliSS
secretary and treasurer Of the Tar
heels. last night confirmed over long
distance telephone reports received
IN TINS city from lynchhurE that the
North Carolina town was ready to
ret out OF the league. chamhliSs will
20 10 l.ynchhurg today for the pur-
pose OF laying his proposition be-
fore the Chamber OF Commerce of
tn" iiill City. That organization is
expected To meet in the next few days
to formulate plans whereby il hopes
TO raise the necessary funds to finance
the club
Failure OF the Virginia League
maEnates at the last meeting In Nor
folk to rcscind action Al an earlier
meeting. granting the home club the
"ntir" gate receipts. has resulted in
Rocky Mount being willing to sell its
riuh. cha mbliss said that unless his
club could share in the games played
away from home il would be impos-
sihle for the Tarheels to stay In the
circuit.
Chambllss said that w. & Moyc
president OF the league. had called
a meeting OF the magnatcs TO u" hcI,l
in Rocky Mount Thursday might AT
: o'clock to consider the problems
the North Carolina
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TWO LOCAL HURLERS
ARE BATTED EASILY,
Visitors Connect for Seven.
teen Hits Off Mcckcr and
Linquis,.
COLTS GRAD EARLY LEAD
scores Three HUNS In First Two In
ninEs. hut TnrhecIs Opcn TcrrI0,
Assault I.ntrr-Frnnk Walker.
Strategy Saves Day.
COLTS GRAD EARLY LEAD

Rocky Mount opened up sIashins
,orIsK on Meeker and I.inpuist yes
o,i, afternoon. and when the nnsl
was credited with fftccn runs
against tho six made by the local
Seventeen safe blows win uoh,
ny Rates. Frank Walker. Swacina
ana winston leading In the attack
'irheh tho opening contest of the Sc
ri"s into a complete rout for IN, v,s-
lt"rs ana gave them tho jump on tho
Colts, who arc cntrcnchcd In the eel
iar a, this writing with tho other
rinhs In there hghtIng hard for every
tn" Colts. as has been the case IN
several games recently. were on 10
- GOOD start and obtained 4 lead OF
'br"c runs with Mcckcr retiring
m" sid" In The nrst md second in
nincs. ~ looked as II the shor, south
paw was in I'm" condition. and tho
HON" team would get away with a
victory over tho outfit from North
Mcckcr weakened In tho third
fran" and allowed four hits which
coupled with a bonchcad play NJ MS
own. neti"d IN" Rocky Mount team
three runs and allowed them to ,ie
IN" score. NarlcSki and Winston
singled aud both advanced a base on
u Walkers inh"ld out Bates singled
, =" r,nii'r s ,nh Winston and walker
W"hfcr to M"cker. and IN" pitcher.
thinking I, was tho third ont threw
IN" ban TO tho ground and Bates
crossed ia" plate
Frank Walkers ability 10 yank
Kay. southpaw. NJ tho proper time.
won IN" con,ce; FOR the North Caro-
INA team. Acting Manager Keller
drove ON" over tn" fcuc" In tn" nrst
inning. aud Ray hc, mo wild in tho
>"r"pd. forcing in ,wo runs. after
hitting one man and walking three.
II. Walker was sent 20 tho mound
and prevented further scoring uutfl
ia" seventh inning, when tho Colts
pu' across three runs. after ~.
HrnnChns had secured four IN the
hrth. and the sam" uumhcr In tho
'"v"nth. Tn" eighth and ninth net
ted Rocky MONT two each.
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IOrtsInoIith.

'one out when winning run was
scored.
Score by innings: II
Nortotk .......... 600 COL 600 OIL
portsmouth marco. o0i 900 600 l-o
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Appalachian League nr,nl..

knoxville. 2; Cleveland. 3.
Bristol. 10; Kingsport. O.
Johnson CITY, 9: Grc-uvilI". 3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-30

New YORK. May 23.-Rnly Miskc
-. faui Mimi. heavyweight. received
round contest tonieh, with non
ROPER. or Chicago. Exccpt in the
righ round. when Roper had The
hn.tt"r OF "a lively exchange OF blows,
MlSkc was tn" aggrcSSor and in the
Ichth round sent his opponent 10 the
ropes win several hard body nnnchns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-30
COMMERCIAL. TEAMS
in ONLY ONE CAME

There viii h" only on. game in the
"ihncr'ial league this afternoon.
'Nrd farh at O'clock Announce
n"nt was mad" last night hN repre-
"ninitN"s "r TIA" church Iiili Aih-
.ilr 'lnh that TIA. game brtwrrn the
i.hNt End team aud Earnest Broth
- hhd been postponed 10y mutual
agreement.
''y' '"arc". piNi- Eagles best
nHchrr probably VIII huri against
Napier In the agI-s-raI,oln hntiI.
at BYRD Park. rirnor viii catch for
-" SOFT drink hnys. and Erazlcy for
Eagles
Bates bible Class. Of Union station
Methodist church Will play AN an
~'ar team or the Twilight League to-
morrow afternoon at 6. e. 4. Field
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SECOND G. ME-.
NnshIncfou.
hos ton.

T"IHIE N WI II .
None out when winning run scored.
'Baued for Picinich in sixth.
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Raleigh, .; Durham. 3.
High Point. 1t DnnNiIIe, q.
WinStOn-SaIen, 1t GrccnsbOro. %.
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DOUBLE BILL SPLIT
Try Associated rressl

BOSTON. May 29.-W and
Boston divided their double header
today. Erickson allowed Boston two
hits IN the first game. Washington
winning. > IL u. The second game
MAS won, . To s. in the last of the
eleventh. when Boston tied tho scor.
and got tho winning run on a double
10y Eurns and singles by Pratt and
III, i'ollg,y
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1ANkS STAGE RALLY
IRv Associntnd rrnsx1

NEW YORK, May 2?.-A scnsa-
iona Scventh-inninr rally enabled
inc Yankees 10 beat philadclphia to-
day. : ;o I. Ruth WAS we'll received
by the fans and hit two singles. in
Guiding the hit which tied the scnrc
III the seventh. Miller. Of philadcl
phia. hit his twelfth home run Of the
season IN the ninth. The score:
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DRLNG CHARGE OF RICHMOND COLTS THIS MORNING;
MOUNT ROMPS A WAY WITH FIRST GAME OF SERLES 15-6
CHURCH HILL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
TO HOLD 4 BOXING MATCHES TONIGHT

Four W hc on for tho
a by
MD o'clock promptly. -
VS. Eocky rouu
W.. round
lev cmp
Terry Brook eight round
from Marsh
rwenyhird street following
Venab
Confederate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-30

Totals ...... 81 10 81 IL 0
sRatted for Donohue in nth.
Score by inningS: r.
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EX-B|G Lacquer
SIGNS CONTRACT
WITH LOCAL CLUB
Player Developed by Con
mic Mack in Charge
of Colts.
HAS MADE ONE CHANGE:
BRINGING KELLER IN
New Pilot Will BE Seen in
Left Field in Morn.
ing Game.
Morning game. 1880.
Richmond Rock, Mount.

!.
W"afer III. 'SwaCiua. 3h.
oldring, IL. calder. r..
khaOnOn, RI Meyers. 81.
vanauEI SIS. \driCSki S.
Heating or Winston. c.
Grecnac. c I.oaCh u.
Driver or Woudhead, o.
Noel. ~
"Ruhe" Oldrine has signed con.
tract TO manage tho Richmond Colts
for the remainder Of the l@.2 sea-
son.
ANNOUNCEMENT, that the fcrm,r star
OF Connie MackS Athletics would b.
IN charge OF the local clNb when II
takes IN" field this morning against
The Rocky Mount team, Was made
the ,.practic" gong" this morning uu-
~ IN" curtain is rWnr down en- III"
present season, oihrincs wore will
he law as far as IN" destiny % the
klChmond cluh Is concerned
Hardly had the Rub" anlNcd hi.
signature !" local contract before
ne ne, neEan iey!inc plan. 20 null tn
tfam ou' OF The 'rut: ~ tn" nov
action was To bench "Bill' Cunning
nam. second haScmau. who Is injured.
and yank Keller from left Ncld 20
play left held.
Placing Keller in the inacld is hu,
n tnmporary move. according 70
said that h" Will Civ. Keller a
chance 10 max" good on second. bur
IN the meantime he IS looking about
Tor AN experienced second haS-man.
The appearance OF IN" former hie
league star in tn. local linen also
results in a shift i'm the batting or
der. Hal Wcafcr has hcon moved up
70 fourth place, III" cleanup posi-
Shannon hits sixth. CavanauGh
seventh, the catcher eighth and tho
pitcher last. Ramos. Arasou and
Keller Viii be Tho ars' thr., men W.
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Rocky Mount.


Summary: Two-hasc hits-Ramos.
Bates. Swacinn. Meyers. Narlcski. ID.
Walker. Home runs-k"llcr. VIM
ston Stolen Dissatisfaction Bates
90. Stcinhrcnner. +. walker. "eafer.
Sacrifice Observation-Disclosures. +. Walk
err Double plays-Cavanaugh 10
Cunningham to Weafer: Narlcski 20
Steinhrcnner. Hit by pitcher-by
Mcckcr ,Steinhrcnnen): by Lnau!st
CMcycrs). by Ray (Shannon). Wild
pitch-D Walker. Left on bases
Richmond. .. Rocky Mount. 7. First
base on error-Rocky Mount. 2. Hits
off Mcckcr. 6 in I ia; OF Ray. In
l3. Bases on balls-on Meeker,
.: of Ray. 3: off L;nGuist. . Oft -.
Walker. 2. Struck out-by Ray. ];
by u. walker. ?. Ralk-LinUuist.
Winning ptcher---D. Walker. Losing
pitchcr-Mcckcr. Time OF game. 2:30.,
Empires. Shafer and Holland.
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willard T,kInr E.,rcI,..

los ANGELES, Gail, May 29.-Itss
Willard. who is reported To have been
offered q chance to regain his lost
pngilistic laurclS by meeting Jack
dempsey. Labor Day, is taking reg
ular exercise. which includes an al
most daily mountain climb, long
walks and other outdoor work, it
was learned today.
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KEN" WILLIAMS DRIVES
OUT HIS 18TH HOME RUN
Browns Slugger Hits for Cir
cult. With Three Men
on Base.
fRv Associated Press. ]

st LOUIS. May 29-Thr BrownS
fol- on the Tigers here today. win
ming. 10 i
Kenneth Williams mad" his thir-
'""uth h"m" run in tho third inning
with thr"c men on bases. He IL now
lied with ROGERS iIornshy. ot the 10
cal Nationals. Ring Miller. ~ TIA"
philadelphia Athletics. is next in lin"
with twelve.
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phtlnd rlphIR.

'"'"'S $1,000 - ~ 10
'Eattcd for Douglas in sixth
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BRAVES VICTORIOUS
IRv Assncint.d rrcss.l

BROOKLYN. y. Y. May c2.-BOs-
ton made II two straight from Rrnpk-
lyn today, ) 10 ( Miller was hit on
the arm hy liner from Wheats
bat in the first. hut pitched effectively
until tho MIN. Cruises homer proved
ihc dtCiling ihllN.
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FoI Ea.y Tor rrinni.

LDNDVN, VA! - .Ig,T.- I'T-r-I-
ne French champion Won an oasy
victory over joe FDN .r.- Err.'.I
champion In the .ut,rrs,I..f,.,i
eatherwcifht contest which Vas
fought at Holland rarE ln,g Ia
night. The Sight was srh,du',d 70
80 twenty rounds, nat Fox WAS ..
oadly punished that The ie'rre, ,fpn.
oed the bout In tho twelfth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-30

~ '''T' ms ~ IlS NJ 70
S''h'. walker. bancroft tep.
Fletcher. Kelly. Three base hit
NliIidms Home run --Parkln~on.
Sacrihc"-f"ters. Double plays
Nelly unaSSlstcd; Grnh 10 Bancroft
!" RELY. Lett on hascs-Scw York.
- Philadelphia. 8. Bases on balls
Of Ring. ,. off Belts. l. on Douglas
Struck ou,-By Douglas g. by
King. :. by Rctts. !. Hiis-Dn Doug
las. in innings on shea 2 In 2:
OIL Ring. In 90 "n Rotts. > in
=. Winning pitcher R"tts Los
inE pitcher shea. Ump!res-pnr-
man and KLEIN Time
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summary: Two-base Walker
%, Johnston. Three-hasc hit-Mcu-
sci. Home rum. Miller Sacrifices
Perkins. r. Miller. Double plays-
Mays. Ward and Pipp: Pipp and
Ward. Left on bases York. =:
Philadelphia. ?. Bases on balIs-on
Harris. ,: off Mays. L. Struck out
by Harris. .; ny Moore. |: hy MAYS.
!. iiits-off Harris. . in Gl.3 in
ninsS: or Moore, in "a innings.
Losing pitchcr-Itarris. I-mnIrcs
iiild"hrand. Evans and Nallin. Time,
IA.
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NAVY NINE TAKES
CANE FROM ARMY
IHV l'nitrd Ncws ]

ANNAPOLIS, May 2e.-The NAVY
baseball team beat tho Army. 8 tn &
IN the presence of President Harding
ana Mrs. Harding, and others OF the
rr"sidcntIa! party. today After the
game. the President boarded the Nav
Washington.
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BrOOklyu.

'Rattcd FOR Miller in sixth.
+Ratted FOR Ward in ninth.
tBattcd for cad"rc in ninth.
sRan for Ructhcr in ninth.
Sc"r" by innings: r..
BOSTON .....20 l OoI 100
RrooIllyn ..........Olo COL oo2-t
summary: Two-basc hits-Powcil.
Christcuhury, Ro"ckcl Olson. Home
runs-Cruisc. Schmandt, Mitchell
Double play--Barhare to Holkc. Lcf,
on bases-Bos,cn 2: Brooklyn. G.
Bases on halls-on Miller. !: on Fill
lingim. .: on Cadorc. 3. Struck out
by Miller. .: by Galore. 4. iiits-off
Miller, 2 In = innings; on FillinEIm.
IN 4 innircs. Winning pitcher
Miller. Empires, Moran and Emsiie.
Time IS
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
tTwo Games ESrrywhrreD
Chicago nj tirNrlnnd
Philadelphia nj New York,
ARLINGTON mt Hos ton.
detroit at 81. Louis,
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TRUCKERS BEAT TARS

PORTSMOUTH,. VA. MAY 80 In
great pitchers battle between Load
n"ttcr and Johnson. thrc" hits in a
row in tho tenth by Tho TrurkcrS
pushed over the NECESSARY run To-
win out over Norfnlk. to !.
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I'"IT IIfNIr, 7. NrWI TX, >.
Reading. TO-; jersey city, liz.
'fLr>t game ten inniunC.
t!unIl". -: Syracusr is G:irsi
game r'"N"n Innings. second game
seven inminssl.
Rochester. ). Toronto. 8
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REDS ARE DEFEATED
fRv Assncla,cd rrcss-1

PITTSBURGH. May oo.--Thn Pitts
burgh Cincinnati game scheduled for
september IS was moved forward
and played here today, tho Pirates
winning. = to .
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BUGS TAKE CIOSf! ONE

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. MAY %
Eunifay's wildu-ss In the nrst IN
mig, allowing the Bugs 10 score two
'Ens caused the Builders 10 los"
ON" ~ tn" pretticSt games OF th"
eNnSNr- 1
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PUT ONE OVER
ON WORLDS CHAMPIONS
Defeat New York Giants, 5 to
3, When Parkinson Hits
Homer
tRy Associated prcss.l

PHILADELPHIA Nav 2a-Dar-
home -um drive with Will
liams on base in the eighth inning
today broke New York's winning
s,rcak and gave Philadelphia A ) 4,
3 NIclnrN.
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CARDS DOWN CUBS
IRv Aysociated Press.

CHICAGO. May Fournicr's
triple and Heathco,cs sacrifice fly
broke up ten-inninc gam. today
and gave st. Louis a s-to-i victory
over Chicago
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Morning.
Durham at Raleigh.
Dnnville ut High Point.
Greensboro mt wlnston-Ssiem.
Afternoon.
Raleigh at Durham. =.
High roint nj rpanvilie,
WtnstoR-sRlcm at Greensbo or o,
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How They Stand Today
AMERICAN LEAGUE
REsIrI.us ,t,S,,,,,,n,

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Washington. 2-x; Boston. 90 J.ec-
ond game ~ inningD
New York, ~ Philadelphia, 4.
Cleveland. X; ChIrnSu =
81. I.ouIS. 81 DrtroIt, o.
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;i:alt-d FOR karr In eighth.

ii;aitrd Tor karr In eighth.
Stated tor ". Collins in eighth.
tFwu strikes. II" balls. "u ". collins
S'pr" 10y innings: x.
Washington .... 100 10. 400 0l-S
Boston ... UlOiluuIO % y
Summary: Tw"-base hits Char
rity I.eih"Ih. i. Harris. Ru-l burns
%. Dueuu. Thr-- hits--Jutrc
Elmer Smith. Stolen bases Earl
smith. i'orkinraugh. M-n">ky. Rucl.
Sacrifices frck inpaugh Hrower
fi"r"y. j. Harris M-n"sky. Double
plays =. Harris Ia Judge. 90. Left
on bases Washington. y: boston 10
Eas" on halls on Gleason .: Phil
itpS >. Francis. !: rirrcy. {: Fuller
tom. I Struck out hy Gleason. /:
Fhillirs >. ii"rcy. |: Iiarr. !: Fuller
ton, }. Hits-0n Gleason. in g.
none ont In fourth: Phillips. ; In .:
Francis in Ia: Ficrcy. in aI-3:
harr in q: Fullerton. in 2
iiit by pitchcr-hy Gleason. IRueD /:
lay Francis. II Cniiins). Winning
pitcher Fullerton. Losing pitcher
Francis. Impires-Noriarity and
Dinecn. Time 2:35
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'otals -. IA
fhlanrn

-. Louis ...........ol0 Iii 900 l-5
Chicago ............30 800 COO DOL o.
Summary: TwO-base hits-Statz.
'allarhan. stock. F!ack. Three base
hits MCii"nry. Grimes. Fournicr.
i"ine run -Ainsmith. Sacrifices
Gaincr llUrnShy. iicathcotc Double
piaNs kruG to Terry To Grimes:
T"r"rc"r 10 Stock. Left oil bases
-. Louis, .: Chicago. 3. Bases on
"aliS-"n Jones. .; North. /; kauf-
mann. >. struck Out-by North. 5
Jones. J. iiits-"n Jones. in in
mugs; 'n"ne out In SIXTH: Eauf-
mann. > in innings Losing pitcher
h"'!imann. t'mpircs. Mccormick
ana S"nt"il- Time. 2;ll.
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NATIONAL. LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
philadelphia. :; New York, Z,
hoston. 81 IBrooklyn, &.
Pittsburgh. .: CinrIanntl ..
-. Louis. 81 tklrngo, ,Iu InnInY.,
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Fork MON yic,ori.u.

FOKK TNIDN. MAY p nm. I'.T.
Union summer baseball team oucnod
The season today by defeating k,rr,
store, 8 TO .. White fof tho locals
.w!rlcd steady gam. V,hi. II
Thomas featured ~ The bat
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Irwo Games EVerywhereD
". Louis MT Chicago.
New York at Pbiladeiphia,
Boston AZ Brooklyn,
------ CtActnnnu NJ Ptttsburah
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INDIANS DOWN son

l''N FNN~''.ldN"'l ! lHSs
CLEVELAND. ONO. MAY ga
Cleveland took the frs; game ~ tn.
series from Chicago, TO =
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Southern A..ocIntIon ur,n,t,

Mobile. -: Chattanooga. !.
tilahih. ShVillr, ..
New orl leans, =; Memphis. G.
birmingham. !. Little Rock. 2
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summary: Two base hits-Roth,
rec. stolen hases-Yo'cr. Johnson.
Left on bases Norfolk. :: Ports
mouth. .. struck out-Ry Johnson.
v ny l.cadhetter. .. Bases on balls
on i.eadhe'tcr. !; off Johnson. ..
Passed ball iiudgins. l. Time
2;1" rcs-Brcsler and Black
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
rocky Momnf, 15i Richm0nd, q,
Portsmouth,, - Norfolk, 40 In
ninEH).
MIIsnn. IL Neunnrt 49,.
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i.on. 2, Newport News, I.
STANDING OF CI.IIus
WHERE THEY PLAY 7

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Rocky Mount mt Richmond "a. VI.
mud y. ND.
Wilson mt Newport News CA. ". and
o. M.D.
Norfolk at Portsmouth CA. M.
POrtsIu0uth at Norfolk I'. M