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LAWMAKERS STILL
STAND AT 1.000 PER
VIRGINIA STATE LEAGUE
Vrateriliiy'-* Hr-uilf".
niehmond. 7; Danvllle. B.
Roanoke, fi; Lynchbtirsr, 4.
Norfolk, fi-/ portsmouth, I.
StiindliiK ot IIip,Cluli*.
rtuhn. Won. Lost. P.C.
niehmond . 3 " 1??
r'nrtsmoutli . ~ -| ??'"!
Lynchburg . - - ???'"'?
Norfolk . f i ????
Roanoke . } - 'Hi
Danvllle. 1 3 ?-?>??
ffrimes To-Dny.
Danvlllo at l.le-imond.
Lynchburg at Roanoke.
Nu-folk tit Portsmouth.
Agaln the Lawmakers turned the
trlck nnd by wlnning their flrst gamo
wlth'l'anvllio. leiid tho 11*-*<- wltll l.nOO
pef cent, a standlng lhat no othor team
iii anv or tho other large Htnte or Inter
Ktntn' leagues ran now claim. Tli.
erroi-a of Danvllle gavo Rlchmond thu
habit. antl both teams made some ba-l
bungle*. whlch were rcsponslble for
most of tho runs.
The J_awmakerg secured four runs In
the flrst Inning and three ln tho slxth,
T-lillc the vlsltors secured three In the
thlrd and two more ln tho seventh.
Umpire AA'estervelt enforced the
rules agalnst klcklng at the declslons,
in the flrst Inning sendlng 'Walker
from box to bench, and In the next In
Ulng doing IIkeWl-0 wlth Heffrnn While
at bat. .Several were also removed from |
the coa.hlhg llnes during the game.
Howard acattered the hit? well unlll|
the seventh, when ho was touched un!
for two slngles nnd a double, but
Htelner, who made tho latter. was called
out for not touchlng flrst. Howard
slngled three times out of four times
up. Llpe put up hls usual good gatne
at third, and Ison played well at sec?
ond, as dld Cowan behind the plato.
Por Danvllle, Powell mado a pretty
one-hand catch of Ison's long fly l?
left fleld. and Flsher took in Howard'*
drlve close agalnst the rlght fleld
fence. The Infleld, however, made a
poor showlng.
After the vlsltors had boen retlred
In order, Heffron worked hla way to
flrst on' balls. Then Llpe banged the
ball to left for hls usual two-bagger,
scorlng Hclfron. Kanzlor trled to sac?
rifice, but Stafford fumbled the ball,
puttlng hlm safe at flrst, while Llpe
trotted home from second. P.lgg.
rolled an easy grounder to Walker, who
let It hound gontly through hls flng.*rs.
On Kandherr's sacrifice Kanzler aml
Rlgga wont to thlrd and second. Tlt
man arrived at flrst on a lleldcr's
cholce. while Kanzler slld home and
Itiggs passed to thlrd. The latter
tallled when Ison was thrown out at
flrst.. Tltman stole second, but was
caught off base.
AVhen tho vlsltors came to bat ln tha
thlrd the locals wore Infected wlth
.rrorgltl*. Llpe throw out Byan. but
neggy walked. and Steltter flew out
to flrst. Kanzler's muff put Powell
on flrst, advanclrig Itoggy to second.
Tlieri Doyle, sent a singie to Itigg--.
who let It pass hlm. cieanlng the bases
and scorlng three runs.
The next Inning Henn and Stafford
slngled. Tlm latter went out at sec?
ond whon Ityan reachod first on a
fielder's cholce, and Henn passed to
thlrd. AA'hen Ryan started to steul
second Ison interrupted Cowan's throw
clone behind the pltcher's box and head?
ed olt Henn as he started for home.
Cowan then threw to Llpe, who put
Henn out betwoen bases.
The game wns uneventful untll the
TH. CH SECURE
f Ponelul to The Tlmes-Dlspatch]
NORFOLK. A'A.. Aprll 23.?Playlnf?
a bette-r fleldlng game and placlng
thelr hlts on two bailoon ascenslons of
the Truckers, the Crew had no dlffl?
culty In wlnning out to-day by tho
scoro of 5 to 1. Long was In flne "form,
deserved a shut out. and put up a great
fleldlng game. The feature of the
gamo was the fast outfield work of
fc'eitz and Cunimlng. Score:
Portsmouth.
Play.ers. ab. r. h. o. a. k.
Lawrence, 2b . 1 0 0 0 1 0
Larkln, ss . 4 o 2 1 3 2
Grlffln, 3b . 3 0 1 0 1 o
Beck, lb. 4 0 0 13 0 1
Boyd. rf . 4 o 0 0 0 0
Hopkins. c? . 4 1 2 2 0 n
Russell, lf . 4 o 1 2 0 0
Flt_gerald. c . 4 0 X) 5 1 o
Carter. p ._.. 3 0 0 0 3 '0
Benton, 2b . 3 0 0 1 3 1
"Keller . 1 0 0 0 0 0
Totals .35 1 6 21 14 4
Norfolk.
Players. AB. R. H. O. A. E.
BoltZi lf . 3 1 0 5 0 0
| Ruhland, 3b .4 1 0 1 " 0
: Spratt, 2b . 4 1 ? 1 4 2
' Jackson, cf ..... 4 110 0 0
__faas' lb . 4 1 0 13 0 1
; Cttrnming. rf . 3 n 1 1 ?> n
1 Soifert, ss . 3 0 1 3 0 0
;6mlth, c .._. 3 0 1 3 0 1
. -*-*onS- P. .-.3 0 0 0 4 0
ToUli. .31 5 ^g 27 li""!
"Batted for Carter In nlnth.
Score by innings;- R
Portsmouth . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 l--i
'.?Norfolk . 0 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 ??5
. faummnry: Earned runs?Norfolk. 1:
; btoien bases?Cummlng. Seifert Grlf
Win,, Smith. Loft on bases?Portsmouth
?; Norfolk, 3. Strlke-outs-Carter 4
I Long, 1. Base on balls?Carter _?
Long. 1. Passed ball?Smlth. Time, _??>_'
Attendance, 3,000. Umpire, Mace
As the result of the challence to
peorge Herbert, recelved by the? sport
ve?iv(Uv?1' from Youn* M-WV-i ofPAVa
_.hii-y'iXa"i a w?s.'i'*e bout wl? Prio'.
J....-, be h.old_, betAveen tho two mat
artlsts next Thursday.
?r?nlSbel.b_.ld yesterday that he
?n_1 .dn,_*.lad-ly-i a*-commodate Rlervon.
and that if tho business end could
*???,a"-anBlod, _??? tlmo. that the bout
would be held next Thursday. The two
y/Mtlera met once bofore. Herbert
aettlng two out of three falls, but
Mervon claims that he was out ...
_.__ ???? .a ..th0 .ime and **'*? >*ot Put up
tho flght that he is capable of. The
Waverly boy Ims $25 to .back the as
aertion that he can put the looal
lllghtwpight's shoulders to the mat
twlce ln cateh-as-catch-can stvlo.
I Uio match will bo an Interesting
one. anel should draw a large crowd.
I ioung AJax" has left Rlohmond for
i?ood. Although not In Joo Turnor's
claas, his defeat at tho hands nf the
goutharn chuniplon has declded hlm to
'Cjiilt wrestling atul tako up boxlng.
?"A.lax loft AA'ednesday for Baltlmore;
ftvliere he intends to secure some
Matches for Herhort ln that clty.
Through Joo Turnor, a challenge was
?ecelvod by Herbert yesterday from
-Frank Huseirmn, of AA'ashington, for a
natch to bo hold in thls olty, Huso
nan has heen on tho road, meetlng. nll
lomers for tho last two years, and
yormorly held the 1.5-poUnd champlon?
shlp. He now tlps tho scnles at 135
'BoundB. Herbert says that ho niny
gflva hlm a match ln tho near futura.
slxth, when Snndherr reached flrst on
a "--Ingie. Titmnn sacriflc-d hlm to
second. Ison canio up wlth a hlt thnt
wa.s probably good for one bag. The
mfleld wns playlng ln close, and wlth
no one wllliln flve yards of flrst, Reln
hiirt Itelded the ball _nd threw It over
the Inltlnl base. The orror scored botli
Sandhorr aml Ison. Cowan walk.d,
aiul Howarrl'H slngle* sent hlm to sec?
ond. The latter. however. was forced
out at second by Strader. Llpe's slngle
scorod Cowan, puttlng Strader on thlrd.
but he was caught off base a few
moments later.
Danvlllo came hack ln the seventh
wlth two moro runs. Relnhart singled
to left; Ryan flow out to Tllman. but
Reggy singled to rlght. sendlng Reln
liHri 10 thlrd. Stelner's long drlve to
'eiitro scorod both men. but tho latter
was called out at second ror not toucli
[ng flrst. Powell wns thrown out bv
"nunclherr.
After two errors in the elghth ths
Lawmakr-rs prevented Danvllle from
scorlng hy fast rocuperatlon. Sandhorr
handled Doyle** buzzer nlcely. but
failed to fleld Flsher's grounder.
Strader, muffetl Henn's fly. and Flsher
passed third. He was flagged at home.
however. by Oowan on the asslsts of
Strader and Lipe. Tho score:
Itlchmond.
Players. AB. ll. H. O. A. E
Hfffron. If. 1 , ,, 0 (| 0
Lipe. 3b... ?. i 2 .? -j 0
Kanzler, lb. .< ] ] 7 . j
HigK:*. Cf. 4 110 0 1
Sandherr, ss. 3 1 1 l i o
Titman, rf. ;? o o 4 o o
Ison. 2b. t ? 2 ; 2 0
Cowan. c- 1* i o ; 2 0
Howard, p. 4 0 3 0 1 0
.Strader, lf. 2 0.0 1 1 1
Totals ..10 7 10 ?26 14 3
Dan-llle.
Tlayers. AB. R. H. O. A. E.
Powell, lf. 3 j 0 1 0 0
Doyle. 2b. 4 1 1 3 3 J
Flsher, rf. 4 0 1 3 1 0
Henn, cf. 4 0 110 0
Stafford, lb. .J 0 1 10 2 1
Ftelnhart, 3b.... 4 1 1 2 1 0
Ryan, c. 4 0 0 3 l 0
Reggy, ss. 2 2 2 0 3 0
Walkor, p. 0 0 0 0 1 1
Stelner. 1. 4 0 1 1 4 0
Totals ....13 5 8 21 IH 4
Tlie score by lnnlngs; R.
Rii hmond .40000300 *?7
Danvlllo _.00300020 0?5
* StelnT out for not touchlng Ilrst.
Summary: Two-bas<* hlts?Lipe.
P.lggs. Stolen bases?Strader, Titman,
Reggy. Double plays?Doyle to Staf
foril. Ba*e on balls?off Howard. 3;
off Walker., 1; off Stelner, 2. Struck
out?b.v Howard. 3; by Stelner. 2.
Time of game. 2:10. Umpire, Wester
velt. Attendance. 4.500.
VIRGINIA Bt
CHARLOTTESVILLB, VA., April 23.
?Virginia played another great up
hlll game to-day. defeatlng Petinsyl
vanla 7 to 5 ln the first of a series of
three games, the second to be played
here to-morrow* and the thld in Phil?
adelphla next week. The Quak<?r
coach, undaunted, declded to glve
Chapman another trlal in the box de
pplto the. had showing he made. against
Grorgetown yesterday. Backed up by
good fielding. tho llttle BOllthpaw did
very nlcely for four Innings, but in
tho fifth and slxth he was landed on
freely, some tlmely hitting sendlng
flvo runs across the plate and puttlng
the Southernors ln the lead, After
the red and blue had tled the score ln
her half of the seventh. Twltnieyer
was called to the rescue to hold thc
Vlrglnla batsmen in cheek. He suc?
ceeded ln the seventh. but in the
A. & M. UCK ST.
(Spoclal to Th? Tlmes-Dlspatch.]
RALEIGH. N. C. April 23.?A. and
M. defeated St. John College here thls
afternoon lu a game characterlzed by
eostly erorrs, score 5 to 4. Harris, foV
A. and M. dld fine work in the box,
striking out fourteen men, while Wlllis,
for St. John. fanned flve. Abernathy,
the flrst man up for A. and M.. lined
out a three-bagger from the flrst
pltched ball. followed up by Thompson.
for A. and >I? drivlng the fourth ball
pltched for another three-bagger amid
wlldest enthuslasm. Farmer. for A.
and M., dld a sensational stunt at flrst
haso by a catch when he had fallen on
his side. reaching for it. Bosley was
in the box for St. John's the first in?
ning. Wlllis being substltuted there
after.
Score by innings. R. H. E.
St. John's .0 0 0 10 10 0 2?4 3 0
A. ancl M.3 0 0 0 0 10 0 1?5 5 3
Batterles: Bosley. Wlllis and Brlscot;
Harris and Thompson.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
AUGUSTA. GA., April 23.?An inac
curate throw to the plate wlth tho
bases full and an error each by Mul
ianey and Dwyer in the second inning
gave Augusta four runs and the game
to-day..
Score by innings: R. H. E.
Jacksonvllle ...10 0000000?1 5 2
Augusta .04000000 ??4 3 2
Batterles: Hnnson, Lee aud Roth;
Atklns and Carson. Time; 1:35. Um?
pire. Truby.
SAVANNAH, GA.. Aprll 23.?Savan?
nah ilnd Columbla played'an eleven-ln
ning tle game to-day, ueither slde
scorlng.
Score by innings: R. H. F..
Columbla ,...00000000000?0.4 1
Savannah ... 0 U 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0?0 5 3
Batterles: Welsher and Cote; Hamil?
ton and Kahlkoff. Time, 2:15. Umpire,
Lanlgan.
MACON. GA., April 23.?The locals
were dereated to-day by Charleston,
2 to 0. Clarkc was hlt. freely In the
Ilrst two innings, while Foster was
never in danger.
Scdre by innings: R. H. E.
Macon .'.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0?0 5 1
Charleston ...-., .1 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0?2 6 1
Batterles: Clafk and Shea; Foster
nnd Kelsinger. Umpire, Goodhart,
Time, 1:35. *
QRAMMAR LEAGUE
West End beat Madison yesterday hy the
score of 4 to 2. Elba ancl Leigh play to
dav at Byrd Park. Line-up and score:
West End?-C3. Warwlck, eatcher; B. Oaul
der, pitcher; C. Ruskell, shortstop; B. Bols
seau, Ilrst base; C. Word, second base; S.
Cctlrell, thlrd base; W. Oaleskle, left fleld;
M. Philllps. centre fleld.
Madison?T. Seay, eatcher: E. Whlte,
plteher; M, Baker, shortstop; J. Poters,
flrst base; B. Latouche, aecnnd base; H.
Earneal, thlrd bnse; xv. Penlck, rlght tleld;
XV. Fear, left fleld.
Scoro by lnnlngs: R. H. IS.
West End.1 10 0 0 0 0 1 1?1 11 fi
Madison.0 0 0 1 l 0 Q 0 0?2 tt !
Homo run?Whlte. Umpire, Hening.
From Amerlcan Aasoclattou.
? siioclni >i> The I'unes-DlHiiateli. 1
lA'NCHBURG, VA? Aprll 23.?The
Lynchburg hall team hus purchased a
pitcher from Kansas City, of the
American Assoclatlan. by the name ot
Kanzey, who ls sald to be a olevev
twlrler. Kanzey is :expeeted to report
to Manuvt"' Orlm Saturday qy Sundaw.
France Boxing Mad
MATtC GOL'CHEIt,
Hrnvyiwlglil chnmpton. whom tlie
Krencli want to match wlth nnme
Amerlcan In P-rl?.
HE AT LEXINGTON
LEXINGTON. KY., Aprll 2.'!.?M he
feature of to-day's races was the vic?
tory of Mot'tiette ln the fourth race.
ln thc flrst event Neoga OUtClassed his
fleld. Summarles:
Flrst race?four. furlongs?Neoga (o
to 1) flrst, Mald of Gotham (6 to -')
second, Abbey C. (10 to 1) thlrd. Time,
:49 2-5.
Second race?six furlongs?Nlght Mist
(7 to 2) flrst, Condlco (7 to 1) second.
Lexlngton Lady (15 to 1) thlrd., Time,
1:14 4-5.
Thlrd race?four furlongs?Tony W.
(5 to 2) flrst, Roseburg II. (3 to 1)
second, McNally (8 to 11, third. Time,
:49.
Fourth race?seven and a half fur?
longs?Moquette (4 to 1) flrst. Helne
(7 to 5) second. E. 'T. Shlpp (3 to 1!)
thlrd. Time, 1:34.
Flfth race?Mlle?Terah (7 to 6)
flrst, Bucket Brigade (10 to 1) second,
Halbard (8 to 1) thlrd. Time, 1:41 *--5.
Slxth race?Mlle and a slxteenth?
Loulse McFarlan (7 to 2) first. Doubt
(I to 1) second, Lafayette (8 to 1) thlrd.
Time, 1:19.
( Senlor* Defent I-'aculty.'
IKtx.cini i? Th? Tlmes-Dlspatch.]
WAKH FOREST, N. C, Aprll 23.?The
senlors played the faculty this after?
noon an Interestlng game of ball. win?
nlng by score of 10 to 7. Features ol
the game ivere the heavy hltting ot
Brewer ancl Hlghsmlth, the fleldlng ot
Porteat for the faculty, and tho hlt?
ting Of thc senlors. Batterles: Rotilce
and Varin; Llttle and Furman. Umpire,
Mills.
1ATSPENN.
eighth .Virginia clndied the game bv
scorlrtg two runs. The score":
Vlrglnla.
Players. R. H. O. A. E.
Honaker, ss. 1 n 2 2 0
R, Walker. lb. 1 0 14 0 0
Hoff. 3B.. 10 13 1
Cabanlss. rf. 3 4 2 o' 0
Hume. lf.. 1 2 2 0 0
Pearson. c-j. 0 1 4 0 0
Maddux. 2b. 0 0 1 2 0
Thom, cf. ..,. 0 1 0,0 0
C. Walker, p. 0 1 1 2 0
Totals .- 7 9 27 9 1
Pennsylvanla.
Players. R. H. O. A. E.
Tliayer. cf. 1 1. 1 0 0
Londrlgau. 2b. 110 11
Spring. rf. 1 1 2 0 0
Pauxtus, lb. 1 1 6 0 0
Wood. 3b. 1 1 2" 1 0
Corkan, ss..0 0 5 1 0
Smith, c. 0 1 6 3 1
Corkran, ss. 0 0 5 1 0
Twitmeyer. p. 0 0 0 l 0
Smiley, lf. 0 0 2 0 0
Totals . 5 7 24 S 2
Score by lnnlngs.- R.
Pennsylvanla .0 0301010 0?3
Vlrglnla .00001402 ??7
Summary: Left on bases?Vlrglnla,
4: Pennsylvanla. 7. Two-base hlts?
Cabanlss (2). Sprlng, Pauxtus (2),
Chapman. Home uns?Hume, Wood,
Struck out?by Walker, 4; by Chap?
man, 2: by Twitmeyer, 2. Bases on
balls?Off Walker, 1: of Chapman, 3;
of Twitmeyer, 1. Hits apportloned?
off Chapman, 6, ln six innings; off
Twitmeyer. 3. in two Innings. Stolen
bases?Honaker. Thayer, AVood. Sacri?
fice?Hoff. Hlt by pitcher?Pauxtus.
Umpire, Betts. Time, 1:46.
ECLIPSE STARS
A very interestlng game of base?
ball was played on the Tenth Street
flat yesterday afternoon between the
Eleventh Street Midgets and the
Seventh Street Stars.
Tho game was ercltlng at all polnts,
being characterlzed hy many errors.
Both pltchers were hit rather hard. The
gamo lasted only slx innings on- ac?
count of lt getting dark. The score
came out at the last innlng 11 to 10.
Tho llne-up was as follows:
Eleventh Street' Midgets?Allen
Womble, eatcher; Herbert Utley,
pitcher; .lullan Turner, shortstop; Bur
ford Burch, flrst base; Wlnfrey Jeter.
second base; Edgar Thompson, third
base; Joe Crcery, left fleld; Frank
Harrellson. right fleld;. George Harris,
centre field. '
Seventh (Street Stars?Hugh Ttobln
son, catcliir; Mintre Seay, pitcher;
Percy Tlller, shortstop; Varln Duke,
flrst' base: Raymond Saunders, aecond
base; Arthur Hall, thlrd base; Louis
Goldsteln, left fleld: Carrol Long, rlght
fleld; Charlle Knesner, centro fleld.
Score by lnnlngs: r.
Eleventh Street . 13320 2?li
Seventh Street .. 2 14 0 2 1?10
Umpire, F, Luttrell. Score-keeper,
J. Daws.
HUTS DROP ONE
TO
Detroit Americans Land on
Howell, with Two Men
Down, and Win.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
HrsiiltH Yealerday.
Chlcago, 2; Cincinnatl, 1.
Boston, 0; philadelphla, 0.
New York, 1; Brooklyn, 4.
Pittsburg, 1; St. Louls, 0.
Standlng of tlie Clubs,
ciuba. w. r_ p. c.
Chlcago. 7 1 .875
New York. fi 2 .7.V)
Pittsburg ..,. 5 :i .02.1
Philadelphla . t 4 ,500
Cincinnatl . 4 i ,500
Brooklyn . 3 5 .375
Boston. 3 5 .375
St. Louls . 1 7 ,1?5
Gamets To-Dny.
Cincinnatl at Chlcago,
St. Louis at Pittsburg.
Philadelphla at Boston.
Brooklyn at New York.
Hnd Eiiwy Victory.
NEW YORK. Aprll 23.?Brooklyn had
llttle trouble winnlng from New Vork
here to-day, havlng the game well ln
hand at all stoges after the flfth in?
nlng.
Score by Innings: R. H. E.
Brooklyn .00002000 2_1 8 2
New York .001 00000 0? 16 6
Batterles: Wllhelm and Bergen;
Ames, Taylor and Bresnahan. Time,
1:49. Umpire.**, Emslie anrl Rudder
ham.
One Too Many.
CHICAGO, ILL.. Aprll 23?Ewlng
pltched a grand game after tbe second
Innlng to-day, but Cincinnatl could not
overcome the local's lead ot one run.
Scoro by innings: R. H. E.
Chlcago .1 1O00000 ?? 2 6 3
Cincinnatl .10000000 0?1 7 0
Batterles: Overall' and Kling; Ewing
antl Schlel. Time. 1:25. Umpire, 0*Da>.
lfnrt Hlttlng Strenk.
BOSTON. Aprll 23.?Boston hatted
Moren from the box in four innings
to-day, and Brown, who succeeded him,
was unable to cheek the hlttlng streak,
the home team shuttlng Philadelphla
out, 9 to 0.
Score by innings: R. H. E.
Boston .0 2 04 1110 ?? 9 13 1
Philadelphla ..0 0 0 00 00 0 0? 0 6 5
Batterles: Young and Bowennnn:
Moren. Brown and Dooln. Time, 1:33.
Umpire, Mr. Klem.
A Home Rtin,
PITTSBURG. PA., Aprll 23.?A home
run by Wllson ln the seventh of the
second game of the series wlth St.
Louls gave Pittsburg a victory to-day
by a score of 1 to 0.
Score by innings: R- H. E.
Pittsburg .OOOOOOin*? 1 6 2
.St. Louls .0 0 000000 0? 0 5 2
Batteries: Liefleld and Phelps; Lush
ancl Hostetter. Time, 1:45. Umpire,
P.iglcr.
AMEr^rTLEAGUE
Vesterday's Ilcsults.
Waslllngton, 6; Boston. 4.
Phlladelplila, 3; New York, 5.
Cleveland. 5; Chlcago. 0.
Detrolt, 5; St. Louis. 2.
Standlng of the Club-.
Clubs. ?' Won. Lost. P.C.
New York. 6 - ?"60.
St. Louis. 6 3 .867
Cleveland .4 3 .571
Boston .V;5 4 .5n6
Philadelphia . 4 5 .444
Chlcago. 4 5 .444
Detrolt . 2 t> .-56
Washington . 2 6 .2o0
Games To-Day.
Detrolt at Cleveland.
New York at Philadelphla.
Chlcago at St. Louis.
Boston at Washington.
Find Xcvrton.
PHILADELPHIA, PA., April 23.?The
local American Leaguers knocked New
ton out of the box to-day, but Mannlng
held the Prrlladelphias to two hlts for
eight innings, and New York won by
5 to 3.
Score by Innings: B. H. E.
New York.00301010 0?5 10 1
Philadelphia .3 0 0 0 0 00 0 0?3 5 f
Batteries: Newton, Mannlng and
Kleinow; Dygert. Carter and Schreck.
Time, 2:05. Umpires, Hurst and Sherl
dan.
Bcat St. Louls.
DETROIT. MICH., Aprll 23.?Detrolt
got to Howell for a trlple, double aml
single. with two out ln' the second
inning. and declded the result right
there. Killlan pltched a fine game.
Score by innings: R. H. E.
Detrolt .13000001 ??5 11 A
St. Louis.000100010?2 10 !
Batterles: KtHlan and Schmldt; How?
ell and Spencer. Time, 1:35. Umpire.
Evans.
Shut Out Chlcngo.
CLEVELAND. O., April 23.?Cleveland
shut out Chicago to-day, Lattimore
being a puzzle to Chlcago, while Whlte
was hlt hard by Cleveland.
Score by innings: R. H. E.
Cleveland.02000210 "?5 13 1
Chlcago .00000000 0?0 6 1
Batterles: Lattimore ' and Clarke;
White, Altrock and Shaw. Time, 1:35.
Umplre3, O'Loughlin and Egan.
Waakt-K^on Wln*.
WASHINGTON, D. C. April 23.?
Washlngton scored Its Ilrst home vic?
tory to-day, defeatlng Boston 6 to 4.
Boston used three pltchers.
Score by innings: R. H. E.
Washington _0 0201003 ??6 12 3
Boston .00020020 0?4 9 2
Batterles: Burns, Hughes and War
ner; Burchell, Clcotte, Pitiltt and Crlger.
Time, 2:05. Umpire, Connolly.
Tt'ii-IunliiK Tle.
At Davldson, X. C,?DavldBOn College, 0;
Wake Forest Colloge, 0 (ten lnnlngs).
BIG KILLING AT AQUEDUCT
AQUEDUCT, N. Y? Aprll 23.-?The
flrst blg kllllng of the year occurred at
A.ueduct to-day, when Hlgh Private,
a malden two-year-old, belonging to
F. A. Forsythe, Avon the Canares Stakes,
at four furiongs. He was backed down
from 30 to 1 to Xti to 1 at the close. Tho
books suffered a heavy loss by hls vlc?
tory. tSummarles:
Flrst race?for mares and geldlhgs;
three-year-olds and uptvard; slx fur?
iongs?.lane Swift (7 to 11 flrst, Bad
Nows (4 to 1, place) second, Mark An
tony II. (1 to 4, show) thlrd. Tlme,
1:14 4-5.
Second raco?steeplechase; four-year
olds and upward; selllng; aboiHt two
mlles?Peroentage (Ito 3) flrst, Pagan
l-'oy (1 to ., place) second, Lunehum
(8 to, 5, sho.w) thlrd, Time, 4:25.
Thlrd race?three-year-olds and up?
ward; handicap; slx and a half furiongs
? Colonel Jack (7 to 5) flrst, Rtalto (1
to _, place) aeoond, Grapple (out, show)
third, Tlmo, 1:20 2-6,
Fourth race?Canares Stakes; t.vo*
year-olds; four furiongs?Hlgh Private
(12 to 1) flrst, Fltzherbert (3 to 5,
place) second, Uncle Jlm (4 to 1, show)
thlrd. Tlme, :48 2-5. '.
Flfth race?throe-year-olds and up?
ward; selllng: one mlle?Blandy(5tol)
lirst, Protenslon (8 to 5, place) second,
M'asunia (7 to 5, Bhow) thlrd. Tline,
1:41.
Slxth race?for flllles and geldlngs;
malden two-year-olds; four and a hall
furiongs?A'oodoo (5 to 2) flrst. Occl
dental (S to 5, placo) second, Gold Sllp
per (7 to 10, sho.w) third. Tlme, :56 3-5,
LOCAL GAMES
Speclal nteullon wlll he glvcu
to account-. ot alf local bBu.hnll
__uiuo_ aml other nllil.Uc voutcxtN.
Resulta of ttiiin.-i played ln tlie
afternoon abould bo put into llie
liamU of tha M-iorUng edltor not
lut-* tliuu 0 P. Sl. of tbe aunic day.
WASH SUITS
50c
to
$3.98
Boys'Oxfords
$1.98
to
$2.48
Spring Sale
Buster Brown
Suits.
Lot composcd of 250 stylish lit?
tle Spring Suits, cleverly tailored
and neatly finished, Sizes 2 1-2 to
6 years. Worsteds, Chcviots, Serges
and Wool Crashes, at thc following
special prices:
JS.SO quality Buster flro-rn Suits.Sl.S.I
?r.t.00 quality lluntpr llrovrn SulK._S-.ir,
?':i..";o qunllty Buster Brown Suits_?J-.tr.
$4.00 qunllty Buster Brown Suit*.. . . .M.-1.1
9S.00 liuxter Brovrn Brorrn Suits_93.Hr,
Iloj-n* liloomer Pants, 73c, 91,00, Sl.'..'
nnd 91.HO.
Save $5.00 on a Suit.
Our Stilts are the hlts of tho season. and the quality ls $5.00 helter
In value than an.v other house offers. Tans. Browns. Drabs. Blues
nnrl Blacks. ln fancy and plain effects. 910.00 up to $35.00. Don't lot
your money go before seelng our llne.
BflTTINB RALLY
BEATSLYNCHBURG
ROANOKE, VA., Aprll 23.?-The game
thls afternoon was won by Roanoke
In the nlnth Inning by a battlng ral?
ly, the locals maklng thelr five runs
ln the elghth and nlnth Innings. Tho
credit for wlnning the game goes to
Clark and Lohr, whose timely hlts
scored tho runs, tho game belng
marred by many errors by the locals,
whllo tlie vlsi.ora played a steady er*
rorless game. The contest was preced
ed by a parade through the prlncl?
pal streets of the clty. the teams be?
lng headed by tho Roanoke Machine
Works' Band.
At tho grounds 2,500 fans were nnx
lous for tho contest to begln and right
loyally dld thoy foot thelr team to
vlctory. The tabtilated score:
Roanoke.
Players. A.B. R. II
Lohr, cf. 4 2 2
Clark, lf . 5 1 2
Heseler. 3b . 3 0 0
Clayton. 2b . 3 0 1
Palntor, rf . 4 0 0
Shaffer. lb . 3 0 1
McMahon. ss . 4 1 2
Martin, c .,_.._ 4 0 0
tjtochr, p .1.....3 1 0
1 1
Totals .33 .A 8 2
I.} 'lu-liliur-;.
Players. A.B. R. H.
Anthony, lf
Davis, rf .
Hooker, cf
Raley, lb . 4
Klrkpatrlck, 3b . 4
Bowen, 2b ..'. 3
Moss, fs .
AV'cstlake,
AA*eM. p .
9 7
Totals _...34 4 3 26 10 0
Score by lnnings. R. H. E.
Roanoko . 00000002 3?5. 8 7
Lynchburg _00000031 0?I 3 0
Sunimary: Threo-hase hlts?Clark.
Two-base. hlts?Clark, Lohr. Base on
balls?Off Stoeht*. 2; AA'est, 4. Struck
out?By Stoehr. 6; AA'est, 6. Left on
bases?Roanoke, 4; Lynchburg. 3.
Tlme of game, 2:10. Umpire, Byron,
Attendance, 2,500.
[
ISpecial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch.]
CHAPEL HILL, N. C. Aprll 23.?
Carolina took the flrst game from
Delaware College to-day by the score
of 4 to 2 desplte tho fact "that thero
was a good deal of kicklng by the
vlsitors and rather slow playlng at
times. Tho gamo was a very inter?
esting for Carolina. Duls pitched
good ball. and had he recelved proper
support he would have had a shut-out
game to his credit.
Both the visltor's runs were made on
errors after two men wore down. Foi*
Carolina, tho pltchlng of Duls, the
fleldlng of Colo and Hamilton and
tho battlng of Hohbs antl Stewart de
serve special mention. Tho vlsltors
played a good steady game, but the
Carolina slttggers proved too much for
the dellvery of Slllery; they went
right after hlm in tho first inning,
when Cole secured n single antl was
advanced to second hy James. The next
man up was Hohbs, who scored both
mon by a beautiful three-baggor. From
thls tlmo on Carolina contlnued to
pound Slllory. Ho was glven good
support, however, and managed to
koep hls hlts well scattered. The
second game between the two Instltil
tlons wlll be pulled off here to-mor?
row, Posltions:
Carolina?Cole, center fleld; James,
sliort-stop; Stewart, left fleld; Hobbs',
cntohor; Fountaln, second bnso; Hani?
llton. flrst base; Wadesworth, thlrd
base; Hackney, right fleld; Duls, pltch?
er. Delaware?Adklns. catcher; Fdgar,
flrst base; Doune, center fleld; Fow?
ler, short-stop; Barnholt, left flold:
McGarvoy, socond base; Taylor, thlrd
base; Gtbbs, rlght fleld; Sillery,
pltcher.
Scoro by Innings. XX. XX. E.
Carolina .2020000 *?I 3 ti
Delaware .10 0 0 10 0 0?2 fi 5
Battorles: Slllery antl Adklns; Duls
and. Hobbs. Umpire, Morhend. Struck
otlt?By Duls, 1; by Slllory, fi. 'Base
on balls?Off Duls, 1; off Slllery, ?.
Threo-baso hlts?Hobbs and Stowart.
Stolen bnsos?James. Sacrifice hlts?
Stewart, Hohbs, Edgnr, Doane. Tlme
of game, 1:50. ?
SAIL0RS SEE FIGHT
LOS ANGELES. CAT,., Aprll 23.?The last
ti' tho many prl_* tlRhts lo bo liold here
Iti connectlon wlth tlio -lay of tho Amer?
ican battleslilp fleet RI the ports of Los
AiiRnlea wero ileclded to-day at Cluites Park
v.-ltli C'liauiplnn .liiines J, .leffrles as refm-oo.
All of the sallorfl on shore Inavo wero t_at|i
ored nbout tlio opon-alr rlng, nnd niuolt
money was waeorod on tlio three contests,
Whloh deoldoil the foiuherwelght, middle
wclRht 'ini.. bnavywolKlit .lit_mpl.ni. or the
fleot. On tlio heuvywelfflit evont lt U snld
tho sallors ot tlie Now Jeri.y aud the MU
Hcui'l put up a tutni ot (7,500 otioii on the
r.GUlt. -
ln addltlon to tho 3,000 or morn sallors
who wore presonl, thore were several thous
aiu) .Ivlllnns, ainonir lliem lielnc n lari_e
numliqr of womeu. The local recuptlun
mmlttee gave cash prizes to the wlnners
of thn bouts.
Featherwelght class: Frank Rafterty,
battleshlp Alabama. defeated "Bud" Fred
crlck, battleshlp Illlnols, slx rounds. retaln
IliK tho champlonshlp.
Mlddlewclght class: Dennls Tlghe. bat?
tleshlp Alabama, defeated llenry Trnlner,
battleshlp Vormont, slx rounds, winnlng
champlonshlp held by Tralncr for seven
years.
Heavywelght clais: Phlllp Schlnssberg,
h&ttleahip Now Jersey, defeated Walter'AI
t.er, battleshlp Mlssourl, slx rounds, winnlng
champlonshlp held by Altler for two years.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE '
At Nashvllle?
Score by innings: R. H. E.
Montgomery _0 0 0 0 10 10 0?2 3 0
Nashvllle .00010003 ??4 11 1
Batteries: Helm and Messitt: Perduo
and Seabaugh. Tlmo, 1;"_2. Umpire.
Brown.
At Memphls?
Score by lnnlngs: R. h. E.
New Orleans_000 2 0 20 20?0 7 1
Memphls ..02010010 0?I 7 1
Batterles: Burkett atid Matthews;
Havldge and Owen. Time, 1:40. Um
plres. Carpenter and Fltzslmmons.
At Llttle Rock?
Score by lnnlngs: R. H. E.
I.ittle Rock.10030003 ??7 11 1
Moblle .00000000 0?0 .6 4
Batterles: Buchanavt and Wood; Flsh
er. Torrey aml Garvin. Time, 1:40.
Umpire, O'Brlen.
At Blrmingham?
Score by innings: R. H. E.
Blrmingham ... 2 3 0 1 2 2 0 2 *?12 14 2
Atlanta ..0 10000002? 3 9 4
Batterles: Ables and Ruub: Castlfton.
Walsh and Ilulburt. Time, 2:10. Um?
pire, Pfennlnger.
indoofTbaseball
' The Athletlcs took In the Whlte Sox to
tiie tune of fi to 1 ln tho Indonr basebal!
gnme nt the Y. Mi C. A. b.nt nlght.
The score hy Innlng': R.
Athletlcs .1 2 12 ??S
tthlte Sox.0 0 I 0 0?1
Struck out?By C'ullen. 13; by Colllns. 6.
The Tlgers and Glants played flve Innlncs
lnst nlght, resultlng In a a tn 3 score. The
tlf wlll bo played off Saturday nlsht nt 9:30
o'clock.
The score by lnnlngs: R.
Tlgers .5 0 3 1 0?D
Giar.ts .0 5 6 1 0?D
Struck out?By Lawrence. S: by Chcr
nnult. 5.
? &uctton %}Ic_f, Ctifif 39a_?.
T?ADE^^8iliB____.'_lABi<
V AUCTIOH C0.
FRIDAY, APRIL 24TH, AT 10:30 A. M.
The undertaklng establlshment of
the late J. McDonough & Company,
Including Carrlage Reposltory, Black
smith Shop. Yard, etc, havlilg. to be
sold at public auction, we are ofterlng
the entlre lot of Hacks, Buggies, Car?
rlages. Wagons, two new one-horso
Trucks, ono new two-horse Truck,
three almost new Rubber TIre>H_xka,
elght or ten Buggies, Benches, Pat?
terns, new Runnlng Gears, Poles,
Wheels, Sprlngs. etc. Thls is one of
tho most desirable sales of the kind
whlch has been ln Richmond for years,
and will bo sold for the hlgh dollar.
FRIDAY, APRIL. 24TH,
at 10:30 A. M., Elghteenth Street, be?
tween Maln and Franklln.
THE STANDARD AUCTION CO.
B. C. Buford, Manager and Salesman,
By The Valentlne Auctlon Co.,
618 East. Broad Street.
AUCTION SALE OF
FINE FURNITURE AND MATTING.
TO-DAY (FRIDAY), APRIL 24TH.
commenclng at 10:30 o'clock, at our
auction salesroom, No. 01S East Broad
Streot, conslstlng of handsome Brass
Beds, Betlropm anrl Parlor Suits, Mas'r
sive Leather Rockelrs and Couchea,
fine New Matting, Oilcloth, Lace Cur?
tains, Druggets, handsome China
Closets, Sldeboards. Dlnlng Tables,
Chalrs, Rockers, <_c,
Ladies Invited to attend. These
goods are all strictly. high grado and
worth attentlon.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
Bv the Vlrglnla Auction Company,
. 606 E. Broad St. 'Phone 3S51.
SPECIAL SALE
OF
QNE HUNDRED ROLLS OF HIGH AND
MEDIUM GRADE CHINA AND JA?
PAN MATTINGS, OILCLOTH, LINO
l.KUM, RUGS. DRUGGETS, ETC.
This conslgnment ls fresh and rlght
from the mills. A raro chance for
housekeepers. Wlll bo sold without
liinlt or reserve, ln lots to suit tho
buyers; Sale
FRIDAY' APRIL 24TH. AT 10:30 A. M.,
at oui* warerooms. 606 East Broad
Street.
Tho public invited to attend. Sale
posltlve.
TERMS: Cash.
VIRGINIA AUCTION CO., >.
Auctloneers.
&eal (gatate.
ll-* \//~\J T have property along
I H Yl 11 J the llna of the Vlr
*x * *-* V s'nlau Rallway or
near territory, get into communicatlon
wlth us nt once.
KENNEDY-WALKER LAND &
DEVELOPMENT COMIVANY, Ino..
Real Estate, Loans, Insurance,
Maln Oftha, - Tlnkltny, Va,
Jfmanctal.
MONEY
SEE US FOR PROMPT LOANS,
ln any amount,
ON THE MOST REASONABLE TERMS,
H, SELDON TAYLOU & CO.
Suctfon .fcalea. future Baj?j<,
By J. B. Elam & Co?
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES' SALE
BY PUBLIC AUCTION OF
Two Valuable
Dwelling Houses
Nos. 710 AND 721 NORTH TWENTJT- .
THIRD STREET,
And the Attractive Vacant Lol
AD.TOIN1NO,
AT AND AD.1ACENT TO THE SOUTH*
EAST CORNER TWENTY-THIRD
AND K STREETSi
In pursttance of a decree of the Dls-"
trlct Court of the Unlted States for
the Eastern District of Vlrginia, in
the matter of "Magglc M. Anderson,
tradlng as Anderson & Co.," bankrupt,
entered on tho 17th day of Aprll, 190ST,
and ln executlon of the deed of trust
from the sald Maggic M. Anderson,
dated tho 2lst day of October, 1907,
and of record In D. B. 195 A, page 150,
Richmond Chancery Court, the under
slgned, trustees. wlll sell. by publla
auctlon, on the prernlses, on
MONDAY. APRIL 27, 1908, . .
at 5 o'clock P. M., the real estate re?
ferred to ln the sald decree and deed.
and sltuate as above stated. comprlslng
the new and spaclous detached two
story franie two-famlly apartment
house, No. 719 North Twenty-thlrd
Street. wlth tho lot on whlch It stands,
It belng modernly appolnted, neat and
substiinlal. and under rental at $30 per
| month; the spaclous and substantlal
detached two-story corner brlck and
franie resldence, No. 721 North Twenty
thlrd Street. adjoinlng the above on
the north, wlth the corner lot on
which It stands. havlng thn modern
convenlences, newly papered through* i
out. well appolnted for two famllles,
and under rental at $20 per month; and
the very dcslrable vacant lot adjacenF
on N Street. frontlng 27 10-12 feet, and
havlng a good depth; the dlmenslona.
of' the sald several parcels belng ahowh .
by the plat of survey thereof to be ex*-"
hlblted at the tlmo of sale. and -whlch
may be seen cnrlirr If desired upon
appllcation to tho auctioneers.
Tho sale of theso properties affords
unusual opportunlty for profltable ln- ?
vestment, antl lnvestors and home
seekors aro respectfully urged to at- '
tend at the hour named.
TERMS: One-thlrd or more In cash,
and the reslduo upon credlts ln two
equal lnstalments at one and twd
years by negotlable notes, wlth lnter**
est added, and secured by deed of trust
upon the property purchased.
GEORGE C. GREGORY,
Trustee lnu Bankruptcy ln above
matter:
J. B. ELAM,
Trustee In tho abovo-named deed..
By J. Thompson Brown & Co., ? ' -
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1113 East Maln Street.
COURT SALE '
OF#
STORE PROPKRTA'. Nos.v 22. 24 AND*
26 NORTH FIFTEENTH STREET, .
BETWEEN MAIN AND
FRANKLIN STS.;
A FRAME HOUSE. No. 507 NORTH*
NINETEENTH STREET, BE?
TWEEN MARSHALL AND
CLAY STREETS;
A A'ACANT LOT - ON CATHERINE
STREET. BETAVEEN HARRISON.
? AND HANCOCK STREETS.
By vlrtue of the decree of tho Rlclr
mond Chancery Court. entered Aprll
9. 1908. ln sult styled Clara N. Wigand
vs. Indla AA'lgand et als.. I. as special
commlssloner thereln appolnted fot.
the purpose. will proceed to sell al
publlc auctlon. on the prernlses.
TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 190S,
at 4:30 P. M? the property descrihed
In sald decree and In the following
ordor:
Flrst. Commenclng wlth the stores'
on Flftoenth Street, tho sald three,
storos frontlng on tho west llno ot
Flfteenth Streot 64 feet lA Inch. moro
or' less, and running bnck between.
parallel llnes 45 feet, more or less,
belng threo three-stoVy brlck stores,
Nos. 22, 24 and 26 North Flfteenth
Street, wlth dwelllngs above.
Second. Say about 5:30 P. M.. the.
framo houso on Nlneteenth Street be?
tween Marshall nnd Clay Streets, front?
lng 22 feet, more or less, and runnlng:
back between parallel llnes 100 feet.
more or less, belng No. 507 North
Nlneteenth Street.
Third. Say about 6 P. M.. the vacant.
lot on the south llne of Catherlne
Sti-eet. between Harrlson ahd Haneock
Streets, frontlng thereon 32 feet, and.
runnlng back between parallel llnes
100 feet. moro or less.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as to one
fourth of the purchnse-money. antl-the*
balanee in three equal . lnstalments, .
payahlo slx. twelvo and olgltteen*
months: to be evldenced by negotlable
notes payable to the order of tho ro
spectlve purchasers,- sald notes to be
secured by deeds of trust; or, at the
option of the purchaser, tho tltle re
talnqd by court untll .all of the money
is pald and deed ordered by the court:
or, all cash, at the optlon of the pur**
chaser. WALLACE F. BROWN,
Speclal Commlssloner. .
J. Thompson Brown & Co?
Auctioneors.
By Green & Redd.
Real Estate Agents,
No. 1114 E. Maln Street.
AUCTION SALE
New Eight (8) Room
Detached Cottage,
HANDSOME MANTELS. MIRRORS, RE*
CEPTION HALL AND ALL MODERN
CONA'ENIENCES, LOCATED AT
No. 720 MILLER AVENUE,
BARTON HEIGHTS.
On MONDAY. APRIL 27, 190S.
at 5:30 o'clock P. M_ we wlll offer for
sale. on the prernlses, the above de?
scrlbed' property.
To persons deslrlng a liome ln this
most .deslrablo town, Barton Heights,
thls property offers spe.lal iudiice
ments. It ean best be appreclated by
close lnspectlon, whlch Is Invited.
TERMS: Reasonable, nnd wlll be
announced at sale.
GREEN & REDD. *-;
Auctioneers.
By E. A. Catlln.
No. 6 N.' Eleventh Street.
AUCTION SALE
SUBURBAN HOME,
on Westhampton Car Line.
At tlie request of the owner, I wlll
offer for sale, on tho prernlses, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 190S.
at 5:30 P. M., tho new and attractlve.
sevon-rooni dwoltlng, wlth lot 70x190
feet, sltuated on tho east llho of Libbtq
Avenue, belng lot No. 6, ln the plan of
AA'ost A'lew. part of "Tho Dalilla Farm."
Tlie dwelling la wall planned and
dollglltfully located, within 100 yard.
of car llne. A rare opportunlty to se?
cure a bargain In a suburban hotne.
TERMS: Liberai and announced at'?
sale.
E A. CMTt.IN. ..itotloneer.
5
The Valentine Museum
EI.-JVKNTH ANP CLAY B.RSETS.
Open dally frorn 10 A. M. lo 1 .. K,
Ailnii-.U'ii. ss cobts. .'ia. oa 8_tur_?y.