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"You K''t more than a marvelous auto*
mobile xvIh-ii you buy .1 FORD?thai is
the careful attention of our 'Special Scr
\ ice Department.' ".
FORD AUTO CO., 1629 W. Broad St.
LYNCHBURG EASY
FOR PORTSMOUTH
Truckers Get Two Home Runs
and Win by Score of
S to 4.
(Ppociil to Tho Times-Dispatch.)
Portsmouth, VS., May 10.?The I fill
Climbers were easy fur the Truckers j
ift Bland Park this afternoon, and I
two more home runs wi re chalked up j
for tho home team. The score was I
s to 1. Castro should have* been
credited With another four sucker,
when he pasted n line drive over left
Jield fence In the fourth with two
men on bases, but the umpire called
It foul.
Tlu
I nrlihuriE.
AB. II. O. A E.
Morrison. Sb. 4
Wool ums, I b........... f,
NlNor.. cf. f>
Braun, c. 4
Hummell, 2b. 4
Keating, s*>. "
(jtocksdale, rf. 4
Johnson, if. 4
lAllen, p. 4
110 1
0 0
0 -o
Totals
Portsmouth.
AB. 11. O. A B.
Packer.
Murphy.
Britten.
Watson,
Cooper,
Douglas
Castro.
Oarvln.
Manser
Totlls .30 10 S? 17 3
The score by Innings:
Lynchburg .r. 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0?1
Portsmouth .0 2 0 1 0 2 2 1 0 ?g
Summary: Buns?Nixon, Braun.
Hummel. Stocksdale; Becker, Watson.
Cooper (2> Douglas, Castro. Garvin,
Manser. Two-base hits?Nixon Dou?
glas and Murphy. Home runs?Coop?
er and Castro. Stolen bnses?Stocks
?lale. Base on balls?Off Manser. 1.
Sacrifice hits?Murphy (2), Cooper.
Castro. Manser and Douglas. Struck
olu?BV Allen, lj by Manser, f.. Um?
pire, Dougherty.
YELLOW JACKETS
(Special to The Times-Dispatch.]
Ashland, v..,, May 10.?The V.llow
?lacket* r.rc doing some of the hardest
kind of work to get In shape for thalr
jlrst championship game with Rich?
mond College on Monday. All of the
students are Witching their team
round into championship form, and
every night for half an hour yell prac?
tice is held in the chapel, and. If spirit
counts for anything, Rn,ndoli>hrMaeoa
will be there with the goods ou Mon?
day. The team has played fahr error
Jess games this year and registered
riot less than sis hits In any game, and
as high as fourteen In one game.
Raporls from Richmond College have
It .thai if fhe'.Yvllow Jackets win th?y
?will have to play league ball, because
It Will look like a now team from th<
one that th? Ashlandore beat the hr.-t
?part of the year.
Richmond has W'|n r>n> game and
lost one; William and Mary has lo.-t
the only two games ployed; ITatnpdeh.
Sidney has w\n ' i*&>o and lo.^t one.
-while' Rand%lpn->hi.con has won both
ot the games she has played if Rich?
mond wins Mondav. It will tic up the
championship with three teams?
Harhpden-*SMncy, Richmond and Rnh
dolph-Macon.
GOOD TOGGERY
7/3 C.BffCAA
Used Car
Peirl^ss five-<pas8engcr Pony Ton
.toeau (reason, owner purchased larger
P?cr!e?s.'. Newly painted. Guaran?
teed in first-class ondlilou. A bar?
gain for quick Sale
Lloyd Motor Co.,
313 W.Main St.
TURKEY GIN
Way Above the .idipar.v rcin.
STB A t >?. ,., N? , A ,
Distiller-: and blenders Of fine whiskies.
Tile buyer
SUtomo:.lif >? v I]] own t
e different
* Joftes Motor
Car Co.
Alle:, Ave.nio and Broad Street
Salesroom.
THE WORLDS'
CHAMPION
i.et u - demons) rate
Loziei superiority.
1625 W. Broad St
Reds Hit Hard in Seventh ami
Ninth and Defeat
Brooklyn.
CUBS SHUT OUT BY GIANTS
Phillies Lose to Pirates, and St.
] ."uis Takes Boston
Into Camp.
Cincinnati. O.. May 1?.?Cincinnati de?
feated Urooklyn to-day by heaxy batting in
the seventh tinJ ninth inninga after an up
htll gome. The s.-,.ic was 6 to i. Tbc feat?
ure wn? n triple by McDonald, batting for
it..spot- in tho seventh, with the bases full.
Hates won the gain, lor Cincinnati In the
ninth with a triple with two men on Imscs.
Daubcrt ami Erwin hit well tor Brooklyn,
while Hoblltxcl obtained three hits out of |
four tlutea ut bat. Score:
Cincinnati. Brooklyn.
Alt II O A t: AB 11 OA 13 i
Bescher, !.' ) 0 4 a 0 Moran, rf. 1 ISO
littles, cf... 5 - '-' 0 I Dnnb'l. lb J 3 7 1
llob'zcl, Ibt J T It U .1.'H'lllu Co 0 I 3 I
Mitchell, i f a o :; h ON'rth'n. cf 4 1 0 0
Bgan, 3b...; o :t l 0 Daly, If.-. 3 t l o o|
Phetan, tin 4 i :: 2 0 llum'el, Sb a ill
Esmond, ??I I 3 i OToolcy, ??? 2 t 1
Ml., an. ... ?.? 1 2 : OsWheiit ..1 0 0 0 0|
torn ut ... <? 0 " ?> ectsh'w. ?s o o o 0
Clarke, c. t 1 u 0 0Erwin, c.. 2 2 S 1
Gaspar, ?.. ?-' ,0 o 2 1 stack, p.. ? o 0 0
'?M'Donnbl I l .VlugU'g. V 1 1 ? '-' o|
E. Smith, p 0 a " 0 0 -.?
ESeverold.. 1 1 it 0 0 Totals ...31 IJ 33 '.
Totals ,.."1 7.0 ?3? 13 -
?Ylngllng out, hit by batted ball.
n?ne oat when winning run was a'ore.
(Batted for McLean In seventh.
"Halted for Caspar in seventh.
sBatted for F. Smith In ninth.
\ Hatted for Tool, y In ninth.
Score by InInga: R
i In.-lttnntl .0 M?H|? :? i
llrookl} n .o 0 0 .1 u o f v J-i i
Rummary: Buns?Fhetan, Bamond, Grant,
r airke, McDonald, Severold, J. Smith, Paly.
Northen. Wheat. Erwin. Three-bate hits?
Bate*, McDonald. saerlflcc lilt? Erwin.
Stolen has. " --Beseher. Bgan. Double plays?
Esmond to lloblllxel; Daubert to Toolcy to
Dauber*. Left on bases?Cincinnati. 7;
Brooklyn, 7. lilts?on* Caspar, 7; off *??
smith. S; ofr Stack, off Vlngllng, :.. Eirsi
l.ase on halls -Off Ctas|?ar. *t: ofr P, Smith.
I: ofT Stark, 3: off Tingling. 1. Struck out?
By Caspar. 2; by Stn.'k. I; by Yingllng. S.
rime of game, S:H. Umpires, Brennen and
BREAKS ITS LOSING STREAK
St. Louis. May 10.?After losing nine
straight garni ,i St. Louis this afternoon
ivon from Bostonf3 to I. "Score:
Boston. St. Louis,
AH H O A B AH II O A ,K
-?r. n'y. iiit o 3 l 1 Ilug'ns, 2b I v l r? l
L'n'pbell, cl t o o 0 2 Ellis, if.. ., 4 o I ft ?
Miller, rf.. 4 0-21 UMowr'y, ~b 4 I .1 1 0
Jackson, If 3 v so OKon'hy, tto 3 lift i o
Devlin, .->.. oooo OBvuni, rr.. t 2 n i o
sprntl. *s.. 4 12 3 1 Smith, rs.. 4 0 1""
llouser, lb. to?'* OOiikes, cf.. .11410
M'D'ald, .lb:: 3 v 3 I Wlngo, >-.. 3 l 1 a n
Kling, 3 2 4 4 08,-illcc, p.. I \ o 3 o
1
Totals ...3:1 5 54 12 4 Totals ...33 9'J7 It i
'Battbd tor Undue In ninth.
Score bj Inninss: It.
Boston .. o f. o 1 o o n ft 0?1
St. Louts.0 ft 0 ft 1 0 0 2 ??2
summary: Hunt?Jackaou, Ifugglns, Mow
rcy. Bvnns. Two-bate hll?Hugglna. Sacri?
fice bit- Konet'liv. Pncrlflcc files?Oaltes,
McDonald. Stolen bases?Miller, KOnctchy,
Jacflson. Double play?<?.k.s to llugglns to
Kohetchy. Left on bases-si. Louis, 0; H"s
ton. '.i nisi base on balls?Oft Perdue, I;
..ft Sailer, 3. Struck out?fly IVrduO, 4; by
bailee, 2, Wild pitch U.-:du.\ Time of
game, I:?S Umpires, Kigbr and Plnncran.
CHICAGO IS SHUT OUT
ran:
bunched bits enabled .NcW York to shut
Chicago In the op.-nlnc gi\nie ?f the sn
I hirngn.
All II O \ K
-k'd. If .. t 2 0 ?n
Schulte, rf I 0 I 0 lllio.le. 2b 4 ?? | .1
Tinker, s.. 4 i s i UK'smss, cf < 3 l o
llo'nmn ,el 4 2 G 0 0 Becker, rf 4 I or.
7.1m an, lb. 4 | is o o Merkte, in 4 ft io n
l.ver?, 2b 4 114 ?Herzog, ::o :: 2 n ;.
Lennox, .in :i i i l ?shnfrr, as. 4 ft 3 ??
Archer, c. 4 2 3 1 0 Myers, e.. 1 0 10 ??
2 ft ?
?Mill, r .... I o r> 0 t
\iiks. p... 2 1 0 a
Totals ..3* f>2t i; e Totals .. 34 ft 27 IS 3
?Batted for Cheney In ninth.
Heer? by Innings: jt,
Now Vork. IT 0 0 0 0 0 2 0?1
Chicago.ft ft a a o ft ft o 0-0
Summary: Runs?Devore, Do. ie (_?., My.
crs Two-basit hits Tinker. Evers, Archer
Stolen buses-Lennox. Doyle. Becker, Double
play?Evert to Tinker to Ibuitu,n |.-|rsl
btisi on ban- nit Ames, j; 0rr Cheney, t
Struck 6ul By Cheney, 4. by Ames, f.. Time
??' guine, 11 hours. Umpires, Klein and Bush,
LONG DRAWN OUT GAME
Pittsburgh May 10.- -Pittsburgh defeated
I'lilla.lclphlH lo-dnj S to I .In a long-drawn
out contest O'Tnolo was ?im. giving olglil
bis. or. balls. Score.
I'ltlsburgh. I'hlluilelphla.
AH II OA IS AB HO AB
Herne. ib..r. 1 I 1 .-Knabe, rti I 1 M n
Carey, :: .. i : l o n .r-^? w . , , a
Donlln, rf . ' 3 l v 0 Down'y, .-, i o - - n
V,'..gi,er. as 4 I 8 3 ft r.u.:. .'. Pj 4 1 ja r, a
?M . i. lb 4 2-1 .Cray-tit. ,f ; , 5
Wilson, r! 3 1 0 1 ?raakort ef t 1
M d-iir-y. 2b I ft ? 1 .Dbolan. ss 1 <
->l 1\ tile. 2b 0 0 0 0 o,;r,,ham c3 ?
Kelly, c. 4 2*1 1 0 Bren'an, p 3 (
0 roojci i> 7 1 0 ( 11 iBrlnker.. 1 0
Ma nch .... 1 1 ft 0 UKbultX. n.. 0 10 0
Caina.tz, p. 1 0 e i a _
_o,.,.. r.~~~~ Toia:!! 7vi 10
?Hati.d for O'Toole In sixth.
-it.nted (or Brennen In eighth.
Si ore bj innings: ,
Pittsburgh .1 ft n ?? 1 1 3 0 ?-5
rhlladi Ipliln .,1 1 10 0 2 0 0 0-1
1 Summa ? Ituiit?Byriip, Carey (21 i?on
\ I n. Mil ei Ken- ritua, LudeViu,
Griiham, Jtrennan. Two-bite hlts-Uonlln,
I 'el Ihroi -base lilt Dbnllu, Hurrlllco
1 Mt. - -* 'ar, v, Wilson. Stolen bases?Donlln
ll.raham. Double play?Hyrne to McCarthy
I to Millet. l.< rt on bhsen-Plttsburgli, t
: 1 1 blila, II. First base 01. error,-!
irgb.lt l-hllatlclphln. 1 lllt?-o(f
'"' ?' ? 111 ''? Innings; ..rr Cninhllx, 3 p, j
tigs: oll Brenn in, 14 lu ; Innlngi oft
! r ,.',.\?" ' ? : l""'":r fjr'ai base ?? ,,a|it -
1 V ?" '"'unit/. 2. straek out -
. ?? ' "tnnlts, 5; ?-? r,-, nnun
rime 01 gstife. JIM Cmplrct, E,.?on and
2 0 1
1 5 0
4 I ft
0 4 1
OLD DOMINION LEAGUE
Standing ot th,. ( |u||?
-C?Mb?' Avon. I.?,, PC.
.Kahn s . 3 2 fino I
Wrights . ?. 'j .sno,
Tyler's. 2 - .6001
Warton HelghU. 1 2 .500
Woodall tc' Quarles.. 2 :t .400'
1 COCO tolas.. . 2 3 '.400
Where Thej Plnj To-Day.
i Tyler's vs, Wood all k Quail.? at
I Byrd Park.
, He,:.,, . S Wright vs. Barton
Heights, at Hat ion HelghU.
Kahns vs. Coco Colas, at Athletic
T.irk.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
At Chattanooga; Chattanooga, 3;
Birmingham, 10,
,\t Mobile Mobile, 1; Nashville, 4.
At New Orleans; New <irleans-At
lanta, vain.
At. Montgomery: Montgomery. 6;
Memphis, 4,
Yesterday's Results in Three Big Leagues
NATIONAL
Chicago 0; Now York, 4
(Pittsburgh, 8; Philadelphia,
St. Louis. 3; ."Boston, i,
Cincinnati, 6, Brooklyn, 6.
Club.
New York
I Cincinnati
Chicago . ?
Boston ...
Brooklyn .
Phlludelph!
Pittsburgh
St. Louis .
W.
16
P. C.
.SOI
.421
.363
UNITED STATES
Richmond, I; Bonding. 4
Washington, 8: New York
Cleveland 3; Chicago, K>.
Cincinnati. 2; Pittsburgh.
AMERICAN
Boston, :.. DoTrolt, 6.
Philadelphia, 3: Cleveland,
Now York. 3: .St. Louis, 2
Washington, 2; Chicago, B.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
1 .ast
Year
.607
Club. Won.
Reading . 6
Cincinnati ?
Richmond . 4
Pittsburgh . 4
Washington . 3
Oh lea go . 3
Cleveland. 3
Now York . 0
.3
.OK'
Club W,
Chicago . is
Boston . 13
PhlladeVphla ... 9
Washington .... 10
Cleveland . 0
Detroit . 10
.St. Louis . fi
New York .i 6
P.C
.783
.CO"
..?.on
. r> >"
500
.4.1:.
.316
.201
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
Boston at St. Lou!?. | Richmond at Washington jchirago at Philadelphia.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati Cincinnati at Chicago I .St. Louis at Bo.-ton.
N rw Y?i/k at Chicago. New York at Heading. Detryjt tit Now York.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh-! Cleveland al Pittsburgh. | Cleveland at W?
WIN BY EXHIBITION
OF INSIDE BASEBALL
Sheckard Steals Horn: While Taylor Is Winding
bp, Tying ? core, and Reading Then Goes In
and Wins A.train Fn m ichmond.
(Specinl to The Times-Dispatch.)
Heading, Pa., May 10.?The Pret?
zels by a wonderful exhibition of in?
side baseball defeated the Richmond
a gg regai ion this afternoon by tho
score of i to ". Shccknrd'a stealing
of home was by far the main feature
Of the same.
tin account of a heavy wind the
attendance w.t* not up to the stand
aid, but about 1,000 persona braved
the wind and witnessed the gam..
Taylor and Fletcher were the oppos?
ing Pitchers, and for a few innings it
looked like a hot pitchers" battle.
Nine batters bit the dust before the
twirling of Taylor. Fletcher also
threw a good game, but was unsteady
at littles.
Two error.? were ma l.- by the visit?
ing team. Socks Seybold dropped one
in right Held, when he was blinded by
the sun, and Taylor made a bad
throw of a bunted Wall to second
base, which cost a base.
Til-- visitors started the scoring in
the third Inning when Blue sent out
a double into deep right Held, and was
brought iiome by n Single from Tay?
lor's bat.
lu the fourth inning Seybold
singled, and oil a bad throw by Porte
went from tirsl to third, and came
home on Pine's single.
Matty Rroderlck started the work
to'- Reading in Ihe iifth inning, lie
was the Ural man at blit, and hit Hie
very tlrst ball into deep right Held for
three Macks. Shecknrd followed with
a three sacken sending Rroderlck
home. Shecknrd made an attempt at
the nn.\ir<-/.r, but his signal was caughl
by the Richmond team, and a high
ball was thrown, which Malay could
only foit! off. Afi^ r Malay walked
and Brouthers was nt the bit. Sheck
ard steamed in and in a sensational
manner slid over the homo plate while
Taylor was .-till winding lip. This
run tied the .score.
In the Sixth inning Bibel singled to
riulil Held, and Porto was s-afe on
Taylor's error. Dieters sarrlfh ed the
two men ahead and on Broderlck's
liner to tlie right Held fence, both
Porte a.r.d Dieters scored.
.toe B'clil. the husky right beider
im Reading, who yesterday wop ihe
game for ihe locals by his hilling,
struck out three times to-day not be?
ing able lo Bolvo Taylor's benders.
McParland's playing in centre field
for ihe visitors was sensational, and
he pulled down two long drives after
running Hfty feet or more.
Thr
Sh.'ckard, cf
Malay, If
Itendlng.
A it P. H, O \ B,
Rroutwrs, :
Riehl, rf ..
Blbch lb...
Porte, c . .
Kellers. Ml
Rroderlck, i
Fletcher, p
Totals ..
Illeli ir.ond.
A.B R. II O,
Pront. :h . 4 o o o s p
Hoffman; ?h . 4 0 1 :: 1 0
OMar\ If . 4 0 0 0 0 0
3;><hold rf . 1 " 1 4 ?' 1
McFarlahd, cf . 4 "? ' - ft 0
Rohan non. lb . ? 0 0 r' n ''
Blue, c . :i 3 2 10 ,1 ?
Newnliam, <s . r, 1 i i l o
Taylor, p . 2 o -j o 0 l
Total? .2 7 24 fi 2
?Score by innings: R.
Richmond .0 10 10 0 3 0 0?
Heading .0 0 0 0 2 2 0 0s?I
Summary: Runt sacrifice lilts?Tay?
lor, Deiters Two base hit?Hoffman.
Three base hits?-i?roderlck, Sheckard,
Mi Fai land. Stri'.en bases?Blue, Malay.
Brouthers. Ras.es on balls?off Tay?
lor, 3, Struck out?toy Taylor. 10: by
.Plefcherj 5. Time of game. 1:1.">. Um?
pire, Tone.
EASY VICTORY FOR CHICAGO
Chicago, III May 1" -Three triples
In a row, on ton of a muff by Peterson.
In Centre field, spelled defeat (or Ih'S
Cleveland United States l/caune- team
to-day, the Chicago club putting across
live tuns in the fifth inning and win?
ning ti.e game by the scop? of 10 to 3.
!; h i.w pll 'hod for tho locals, and he
held the visitors to tivc scattered hits
Clnclnnntl wilt open here to-morrow,
Tlic score: " .
t bicHgo.
a.b. it. ii. ?, a. n
Schall. 2b. 4 .t 1 1 i I
Mclnkc, ,-s. o i o 0 1 0
Johnson, ss.3 1 I 3 1 i
Walters, ::i>. 4 i 2 o 1 u
i <?' irtenslch, cf. 4 i 3 1 0 ?'
I Mutton, lb. 3 i 2 11 o 0
I Lynch, it. I " l o o o
Stanley, rf. 4 0 0 2 2 u
Slight, c. 4 1 i> 9 0 0
Bradshaw, p. 4 1 1 0 5 1
Totals .31 1" 10 27 13
Cleveland.
A.B. !:. It. ?. A. i:
Brit ton, 3b. 1 0 3 3 i
Freeman, lb. .'? U 0 11 o |
I Ort, 2b. I 1 0 1 3 i
j Delehanty, if. u i u o o
Peterson, cf. 4 u 0 4 1 t
I Wakclleld, rf. t o l o 6 o
Klrby, ss. o l 1 3 0'
Green, c. 4 o j 6 1 u
Bliinckc, j.. i ? ooio
Totals .31 3 5 24 11 3
Score by Innings: R.
Chit ago. 2 0 1 0 5 0 0 2 ??10
Cleveland . O'O 2 .0 0 0 0 0 1? .:
'. Summary: Twoibas? hll ? Brhdshiiw.
! Three-bar. hits?Johnson. Walters
Mutton. Double play?Klrby to Ort to
Freeman. Struck out?by Bradshaw, 0;
by Blanche, Bases on balls?olt
Bradshaw, s; off Blancke, _?. Passed
ball?Green. Stolen bases.? Wallers
Lynch, Brltton (21, Green. Sa- rlllce
hits?Johnson. Umpire, Lindsay. Time,
3:10.
2.500 FANS SEE GAME
Pittsburgh, Pa., May 10?The Fili?
pinos were defeated to-day by a score
t of 2 to 1 before 2,:.<<<> enthusiastic fans
by the Cincinnati Pretzels in the third
game of the series. Taylor held the
Filipinos to four hits. Two errors by
Connell in the fourth were responsible
for Pittsburgh's one run. The Cincin?
nati team left to-niglU for Chicago
The score:
Clnelnnat I.
A.B. R. II. O A. K.
R?del, rf. 3 1 2 1 0 0
Barton, '-'b. 2 0 o o >; o
Armbruster, cf. :; o l 2 0 o
Witter. If. I 0 0 I 0 o
Mollen, lb. 4 0 1 16 ! "
Donnelly, c. 3 0 0 3 0 0
Connell, 3b. :: 0023 2
Bicrman. ss. 3 11 2 3 1
Taylor, p. 3 0 1 Oin 0
Totals . 2<t 2 6 27 22 3
Pittsburgh.
, A.B. R. H, O. A. HI.
I Callahan, cf. I 0 1 1 0 1.
Dtlff, ss. 4 0 0 0 2 0
Brown, rf. 4 o 0 1 0 0
htlloy, if. 4 I 0 3 I 0
! Sabrle, lb. 3 0 1 0 0 1
Warren. 2b. it 0 1 5 I 0
I Cranley, an. 0 0 3 1 u
j Hughes, ??. 0 0 0 0
Hamilton, p. :'. 0 1 0 4 0
I Totals .31 1 4 27 9 0
[? Score by inning- 1:
Cincinnati . n 0 0 0 0 10 T 0?2
j Pittsburgh . n 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0?1
Summary: Two-h r-e hits?Warren,
'stolen bases?Callahan (2), Warren,
; R?del. Donnelly Sacrifice hits?War?
ren, Barl.ui. Sacrifice flies?Barton
', Armbruster. Double play?Warren, un?
assisted. First base on bails?off Tay?
lor. 2; oft Hamilton, 2. Struck out
by Taylor, 1; by Hamilton, 5. Time,
1:50. Umpire, Fife
ERRORS ARE NUMEROUS
Washington, May 10.?Th > local
Inited States I*cs8 ie team defeated
RICHMOND LEAGUE
Standing of thc Club?.
Clubs Won. Lo.?t. P.C.
Cherry Smash. 4 0 LO'iO
Burk * Co. 3 1 .760
Jacobs & Levy. 3 1 .760
j UtljUslders . ?> 2 .r.00
! Imperial? . 0 4 .000
American Clo. Co_ 0 4 .000
j _
Where They I'lny '1'o-dsr.
Cherry Smash \? Jacobs it Levy, at
Fairmount Park.
Imperials vs, American Clolhlng
Company, nt Byrd Park.
Burk ?- Co. vs Miiislders, at Spring
Mil! Park.
WWlWWfltBl
rwmhm
?to make it n real Whiskey OLD
QUAKER is kep1 constantly at asum
incr temperature for many years?
think of the labor, iiut the reward is a
flavor and smoothness that pauperizes
language. A trial best lulls the tale.?
Honest Old Quaker
????? Sole Distributer ?
R .L. CHRISTAIN & CO., RICHMOND, VA.
Now York In a weird game to-day by
a score of 8 to fi. Tho game w.is loose?
ly contested, and errors were numer?
ous, the Gothamltcs contributing seven.
The attendance was less than iou- The
score:
WashluRton,
A.B. It. II O, a. E.
Fallon, If. 4 2.1 3 0 1
Donddn, 2b. 5 2 I 6 4 0
Browne, rf. 4
I I lowTIng, cf. -1
Geary, ss.:.. :i
, Fisher, 11?. 3
Cowan, e. 4
I Bennett, p. I
3
l 1
i o
Total?
34 8 12 .'7 13
\cw York.
A.B. It II O.
Undcrdunk, If.
Freyer, ss.
Noyos. 3b.
it: ussy, c.
, Wall, lb.
1 Nuorer, cf.
Cook, rf.
Sweeney, 2b...
Hudson, 2b...
Murpli). p....
11
24 10 7
R.
0 p ??s
C 0 0?ti
errors?
Loft on
York, f
Total? .3C
Score by inulnKs:
Washington . I o l l i l
-N*ew York. 10 1 ion
Summary: i*ir:t base by
'Washington, t. New V rk. .:.
bases?Washington, i: New
|FlrS| bnso <>n balls?off Heimelt. 2; <>ir
' .Murphy, 2. Struck out?by Bennett, 2;
I by Murphy. .', Two-base hits?Dundin,
j Undcrdunk-, Bowling, Neuror, Sacrifice
hits?Adler, Fisher, Cook. Stolen bases
-Artlor. Geary, Conk. Double plays?
Freyor to Noyes; Geary to D?ndon to
Fisher. Passed balls?Cowan, l. Um
Iplre, -Mr. Ctillum. Time. 2:05.
!Y CHAMPS
Hedgepeth and Morrisscy Op?
posing Pitchers?Score
Is 4 to 3.
(.Special to The Times-Dispatch.. 1
Petersburg, V.l., May 10?Therhamps
won from Newport News this afternoon
In a ten-inning contest. Hedgepath
and Morrisscy were the opposln? pitch?
ers, and. parrinK his wlldncss, Hedge
path plt>b.>d all around the deacon.
Newport New.? seorcd in the. flrs't inning
on a rlnnle by Plclss, a base on balls,
I errors by Morganrath and Simmons and
I Tennant's two-bagger. After this the!
I Champs settl'-d down and ?;oos-< .cucml .
I the visitors for nine straight Innings, i
Pei^rsbure scored In the third on
Hedgepath's single ami Anthony's dou
| ble. in the eighth Petersburg scored
again on Morganrath'a triple and,
j Howcdcll'S double, and tied the fp-ore
In the ninth on Anthony's sl'llglo, Sim- j
mons's sacrifice and Spencer's double.
In the tenth Howodell singled and
>nt to third on a passed hall, and I
came bom,, with the winning ? hi. when
l.aunhlln senl a long drik
base. The score:
Petersburg.
A B.
Anthony, cf. :>.
Simmon.". 2b. :<
Burnett, lb. 2
i Spencer, rf. R
I Morganrath, sa.
How ? den. ;;b. 5
i Brcnnagan, if. -I
f.uuirhlln. e. 6
I Hedgepath, p. 4
. C| y, , ,.].d
ft ii O a f:
Totals
Vewporl News.
A.B. It
. 2 1
Plelss, rf. 2
Bates. :tb. 4
Evans, lb. R
Bowcn, fs. l
Tennaht, cf. 4
McDonald, 2b. 4
Coatcs, if. 3
Harrington, e. 4
Morrlssey, p. 3
H. O A. E.
0
Totals .U0 2 3 2f
.Score by innings:
Petersburg ....ooiooooi
Newport News.. 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 O
14 0
It.
1 1-4|
(> 0 ?3
Summary: Two-base hits?Tennant,
Eaughlln, Howcdcll. Spencer. Three- I
base hits- Morganrath. Baso on balls'I
?olf Morrisscy, 4; off Hedgepath, 7.
la ft on basis?Newport News, 2; I
I Petersburg, Hit by pitched balls?|
| Barnett, Struck out?by Morrlssey,
by Hedgepath, i! Passed balls?Har-I
rington. Time of game, 2:00. Umpire,
McBrlde. Attendance. 760.
CENTRAL LEAGUE
standing Of the Mill...
Clubs. Won Eost P
Harpies . 47 1 .800 ]
Cubs . 4 1 .?00 ]
Giants . * l .800 j
Hustlers . 2 3 .400 j
Ramblers . 1 t .-ool
Cardinals . 0 F, .000
?Where Tbcy Piny To-liny.
Oibg vs. Clants, at East End Park. J
Hustlers vs. Ramblers, at Harvey j
Park.
Harpies vs. Cnrdlnnls at Byrd Park.]
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
At Buffalo: Buffalo, S; Providence, 4.
At Montreal; Montreal, 3; Jersey
' At Rochester: ttoolioHter, 8; Newark,
a
' At Toronto; Toronto, 14; Baltimore,
a.
After Raising Pennant, Cham?
pions I'rove Easy Victims
for Cleveland.
DETROIT DEFEATS BOSTON
Chicago Wins Foiir Straight,
and St. Louis Falls lic
fore New York.
PM'.ndelphln. May 10.?The Athletics raised
the Pentium i!i!h afternoon and then receiv?
ed a severe beating front Cleveland. The
score ?as ? to 3. .Murcun ?aa u maximum
or Inconvpctency. lie was Ineffective, mid
and tle.?eU his position poorly. dregs; was
puzzling except In the sii'.li. when, with olio
on bales, Murphy smashed the hn.i over
the right held fence for u home run Score:
Cleveland. I'hlludrlplitu.
AU II O A 15 All II O A E
Grancy, it. a i o ? o i.oni, if... .. i u o o
Olson, ss... a 2:4 ZOIdrlag, c( ) M m
Jackson, cf 1 1 1 0 9 Collins, 3b. a ft I 4 2
Kn am, lb, ? 0 ? 3 0 linker. Ib. I 1 Tl I
Easterly, t 3 2 ? .1 1 .Murphy, rl I l- 1 ft 0
ityun. rf... 3 1 i 0 OM'Innlt, li> 1 : !> 0 u
Hall, Ib.... 0 1 2 I 1 Dairy, sis. 4 ft 0 5 0
Turner, ab. 6 <: i 1 ?Kran. v.... 4 0340
Oregg, p.. 4 0 13 .'.Vornan, p i ft ft 7 1
-,?!>! rrlck .. li 0 0 0 0
Total* ...33 10X7 14 ? Total? ...31 4 27 :i 3
?Untied lor Morgan 111 ninth.
S:nre bv Innings: a.
Philadelphia .l 0 ? 0 ? 11 0 IV-.
Cleveland .2 ft 0 ft ft 2 r. 1 1?u
Summary: ituns? Lord, Baker, Murphy,
; Or?ney i3>, Olion (3), Jackson t:'). Htr
mlngham t'-'i. Easterly, DSU, Two-base hit
i -Orancy. Home run1?Murphy, Bacriflce hits
?Collins, Easterly, llyan (3), Olson. Oregg.
Double play?linker to Collins to Molnnls.
Left on Sasei?Philadelphia. :. Cleveland,?.
r-1 bus" on e-r.."t Philadelphia; C: Cleve?
land. 3. P"iist base on batls-Oft" Morgan, 7:
off Orogg, '-? struck out?By Morgan, 3; by,
Qaegs, " Wild pi ten?Morgan (3), Oregg
Time of game, ? hours. Utnplrot, Con-,
nolly und Bart.
FOUR STRAIGHT FOR CHICAGO
Washington, May 19.?Chicago made it tour
straight over Washington to-day, winning
handily t, to 3. Peters held the locals to
four scattered hits, and was (Iven almost
! perfect support. Score:
Washington. Chicago.
All it O A 13 ? AH H o a 1;
'MoeTler, If. s 1 3 0 siuth. 3t?... 4 2 ft 1 0
Kolter. 3b.. 4 111 0 I-nrd. 3b... 4 113 0
Milan, cf.. 4 1 - 0 orril'haii. If 5 0 1 0 t'
<?..-:.ion. r: 3 1 1 0 one.li... cf.. t o o ? o
M irgan, 2b 1 0 0 2 1 Collins, rf 4 1 1 ? 0
Knight, lb 4 oil 1 ? Beider, lb. 3 1 1C ft *
M'Drlde. ?. t 1 3 1 ? Weaver, ti 2 1 1 s 1
Henry, c. S 0 ? ? ?Block, e... 3 1 ? ? ?
Rreoin, P.. I OSS I Peters, p . 3 ?0 I 0
! Totals ...? ST? ! Totals ...X 7 27 II V
Score bv Innings: 1
v. .? r. gton . ft ft : ft 0 : ft ? r
Chicago .0 0 <? e a 3 * ?? o?j
Summary: ituns? Milan. Cashlon, Rath
(!), Loral, Calianen, lllo.k Earned runs ?
Washington, 3: Chicago, 8, T*o-b?se lilt?
j Collins. Three-bale h|t?iiord. Home run ?
Cashlon. sacrifice lilt*?Morgan. Oroom,
Weaver, Pet< rs. Bodle. stoi.-n bases'?Milan
IS). Moeiier. I.eft on bases?Washington.
(.. Chicago, S. First base on errors?Odea.
Co. ? First bar..- or, balls?Oft Groom, f.; ofT
Pete?, 3. Struck out?By Groom. S; by Pe?
ter?. :.. Wi d pitch (Iroom Time of -imr,
3 1,ours. t*iiipir<8, Purine und Dlneen.
HOME RUN WINS FOR TIGERS
llonon, Man . May 10 ?Crawford's Jir.me
run with :wo on baiei in the idntb decided
n ulose game In DTTrolt's favor, i to S, to?
day. Score:
Boston. Detroit.
au 11 o a k at? n o a a
Hooper, rf. 2 0 5 ft ?a?-sh. ss S 1 E 4 1
Eagle, -jn.. 3131 (Vitt,* :??.... f> 3 3 2 <l
Speaker. rf ? 3 4 1 Oinbb. cf... 4 1 3 0 0
Bradley, lb 4 ? S t ?Craw'd, rf 4 3 3 ft ft
Gardner, 3i< 4 1 2 6 I Dele*ty, If 3 0 1 ? ft
Lewis, if... 4 ft 3 ft OMor'lty, lb 6 i 10 ft 0
Wagner, is :'? 0 3 s > Bau'an, 3b 3 ft 0 3 1
in, c4 I 1 1 IStana'gCj H ? - ? "
O'Brien, p. 4 too ?Willott, p. 4 1 0 : *.
Total? ...32 ?. 27 7 4 Totals ...37 9 '37 11 r
Score by innings- R.
I), ttoit.JO0SM1SJ <
Hester, .'..I ft 0 I ft 0 1 * -?*'
Summary: Huns?Hoope:, Engle (3), Waq
nci .-pe.-liter. Bath 12), Vitt (2), ''ot.h,
Crawford. Two-base bits?Wlll*tt, Gardnci
Three.linse litt? Hush, f-rawford Home run
1-. ford Bacriflce hit -Jloopei Double
plays Bradley to Wagner: Wagner 10 Engle
to Bradley. Stolen bases?Englas, Vltr
i'ohb, IVadk'y, speaker. First base on balls
Off O'Brien, C; oft Wlllett; 8. Struck out?
Hy O'Brien, :': by Wlllett, 2. lilt by pitcher
Engle. Umpires, Bvanl ang Bgan.
HIGHLANDERS WIN IN NINTH
New York. May l<V~Th? Highlanders de
tested Hie Drowns ir. the only game played
of the Intended four Knine.? ijulnn and
Baumgartner plteHid iriod ball, V. w Voik
won In the ninth, when Wolvorton double,
Kinn tripled and Pratl fumbled on Do'an.
netting two runs Score:
St. I.011N. New York.
AT. n O A K ATI BOA E
Shotten, of .! 0 4 0 2 rmn. cf... S 4 1 0 ft
Amtln. 3b :: 0 0 1 ?Martin, ss 4 1 1 2 3
Rtovall, lb. 3 0 10 0 1 Dolan. 3b. f. 0 ft 3 fi
Pratt, 3b... 4 ft 3 2 1'.'ree. If.... 4 1 S 0 0
ID.Kan. If.. 3 0 1 ? ?Harts*!, rf 3 3 1 ft n
Laporte. rf 4 0 ft ft ftSlm'nl, !t> 3 1 14 1 0
Wallace, ul IM otiara'r. f*b. < 1 1 i 1
Staphonc, e i I T 1 ?StreeL e.. ft ft 3 < 0
Bou'ner, p. 3 ft ft ? ?Fisher, < ..o n - ? n
Quinn, ?..30130
IWoller ..1 ft 0 ? ft
twioTton., i 1 ? ? s
Totals .. 20 i'V.U 4 Totals ...33 11 27 14 3
?Two out when winning run was ?eored
"Hatted for Fisher In ninth.
?"Hatted for Qulnn in ninth.
Fisher hntierl for Street In sixth.
Score by IntiliiKs: n.
81 Loull.0 1 0 ft 0 1 fl ft 0?2
New- Y'ork....?00 1 0 0 0 02-':
Sunimnry: Ituns?Austin. Pratl. y.lnn,
HartSOll, Wolverton. Two-base lilt?Plm
n.nii.? Three.ha.,, hits?Wallace, Hrrtzell.
Saerlfbe ">*Ts llngan. M irfln, Slmmsni. S.ie
rlfiee fly?TTogan. Stolen baies?Oardncr,
Austin. Pratt, /.Inn. Double play?Austin to
Pratt to Blovall. Loft on bales?Now York.
5-: St, f.ouls. c. First base on errors?Ni-w
York. 3; si. I.ouli, 5, Struck out?By Qulnn.
?: by Baumgardner, 3, first Base en hrtlli?
rifr Qulnn, I, Hp bv pltrher?By BaUmgSrd
n. f. T (Street); by Qulnn, 1 (StovnII). l.'m
plrei, Weilervelt and O'Loughlln.
ANMJAt PIBIaD DAY
AT BICiniOM) AOADG3MY
The. annual field day of Rtchmond
/Ycadomy was held yesterday morning
and afternoon ul the sihocl grounds.
The preliminary heats ami field events
were run off in the morning, the
finals In the afternoon. The line
weather brought out a great number
of spectators and at limes the en?
thusiasm ran high.
The events were class'fled under
four head3, Vlg:, Senior, Junior. Inter?
mediate and Midgets, according to the
ages und size. In the Senior events,
John Harrison won the greatest num?
ber of points, 33. with John Harlow
a good second. Harrison was also
tiie winner of the school all-round
medal. In the Intermediate class, Ed.
win Kodes .von thirty-six po'nts. The
Junior class was headed by Snm Witt,
with twenty-three points. The Mid?
gets class was led by Clyde Sounders.
Jr.. with seventeen points.
One event called forth especially
vociferous! applause, was the M;dgot
'high.- jump. won by Clyde Saund
crs, with Talbott Young, a very close
second. The flashes were eioseiv con?
tested and the time good. John Har?
low showed his usual SQlendid form
<n the dashes. John Harrison alao
Is worthy of special piontlon.
(2, halmers
MOTOR CARS
Gordon Motor Company
II ICH u on D, \ I II GI MV.
Danville Club May
Seil Manager Gaston
I Special to Tb? Tlnies-Iltspnlcb.l
Unnvllle, Vn., Majr 10.?A report
Kninrti currencs here t>ln nfter
iioou Hint Manager iinviu Gaeton
IihiI in ?-Ii ?oltli Our <>f ihr manag?
Iiik eomtulttce of Iba team declined
to deny ?r confirm Hie report.
I'realtlriit Dim' tiiiynn, of tlir local
nthlcilc IriiKiir, dialed to-night ihm
GaatOD lind uot been Bold. Inn thut
iK'Kolinilona vrere on font for iii
? ulr. Ii.- declined lo ntotr who
nindr Hie offer * Ii In rnrly, n* the
maller ivaa not nettled, it i*
thought, however, ihm II Im from
one of the v IrRlnln League ?-luli?.
HIGHWAY FUND
S?LL GROWING
Collections for the ltichmond-Wash?
ington Highway irportid yesterday
amounted to j?.i2i, running the grand
: total up to 113,000. Much gratlflca
| tlon was expressed by the Promoter?
, of the highway, and they are mote
than ever confident that the re-iulslto
amount will be raised In due time.
The next meeting of the executive
' committee will be held at the Jeff er
'son Hotel on Tuesday, at - o'clock,
, when plans for bringing the cam
. palgn to a whirlwind finish will be
made
Trunks, Bags, Suit-Casea
Special Notice!
Sunday Seaside
Outings
Commencing: Nni Sunday, Mn> 1-.
Round $1.50 TriP
to
Old Point, Buckroe,
Pine Beach,0ceanView,
Portsmouth, Norfolk,
Cape Henry, Va. Beach
t\\ ri V ^ st lit t I N s.
Ihrrj Suadny, '???Ml nn,l :i \. ??!.
I Giving ten hour* at seaside Chol-.?
I of two route* to Norfolk,
' 8:1) trnln (scndliU special) makes
no atop between Richmond and Oid
Point.
*.i A. M, trat:, slop only at N.?',vport
i News.
Norfolk llrk.-ts RObd via old Point,
Pin Reach and"Ocean Vlow, or via
C. ? ?> Steam r from Newport News
I Returning, leave Norfolk via Ocean
I Vi.-w Hallway < Very hour until 6:30
I p, M. Leave Ocean View every hour
'until 7:15 P. M. Past trains leave Old
I P.dnt ?1:2.1 and S:30 P M.
I l.env.; Norfolk via ?". O. steamer
! I P M. and S P. M.
Smu?crnrms.
Matinee and Night
l.l < II.I.e. I.A VKIIXE COMPANY,
In William Gillette's Beautiful Pit
"CLARICE"
\r\t Week??MOTIIEB.?'
BIJOU-THIS WEEK
George Sidney
la a revival of his best of fun shows,
BUSY IZZY
Including CAniUK webber.
next weisk,
Homer'? Odyssey IMetnren. 10c._(
Baseball
RICHMOND
vs.
Thursday, l-'rlilny nod Saturday,
MAY 0, 10 and 11.
Gnm^ called 4:30 P. M,
AdmlKNlon. 25e. OrnnilKlniid. 13r.
Confederate Ball
Masonic Temple
Tuesday, May 14,
Auspices Richmond Chapter.
Dancing and Supper.SI.Od
Gallery. 50c
Tickets Corlcy Piano Co., Polk Miller
DniK Store, Thompson's Driig Store; or
any member of Richmond Cliapter,
U. D. C.

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