The Richmond Virginian., May 14, 1910, CITY EDITION, SPORTING SECTION, Image 6

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i vntiu* and Mary. The
tf both thebe lnatltuttons arc not
| a* uauaJthla year. The game
he dote and inn-reatln*. how
11 the mm trrfn wuuwtwhwm
1 tleblioFthe local celtettdna.
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mim awl Mary at IVtmama
as me grass
lift i Aar la. MooiM); Amalfi#
SLjir^ji
j's* »*?susns.'i
-tft33'****'' llrat: Magaalno.
Ouy Fiehee, third. Time,
*#*•». two-jcar-olda, four and
furtattga, mtralMht—Plutocrat,
Mint, Atm;
e tight, third. Time.
•riling, three-year-oldr
uH) a half added, mile
h—Honnle K«t#o. tirat;
■eoohd; Sir Cirgee.
nrc* ihtW-yifai-'OKU. »cll
tiiMkgt—'WHpy, ft***: **£?*••
Mid; Zahtin*. third, flitto.
■rue
twenty y&ra*,
BIG LiACUE'KE5iXTs
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iiWiteH* UUOtJX
BtlinHfi ■WIBuhW'
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Waahingt.n.
St. Loula at Kew York
Detroit al Boatoh.
iHMRMakt *i»4
NSW YORK, May U.—Detroit
broke even la the aerie* with New
York Friday by capturing the lart
gama, I to S, Thta acore marked two
of the earlier ronteatt. GeUshanty;
drove In the winning rune In the etv-i
enth inning after Quinn had purpoae
Batter***: Htroud _ and j Htana**;
Quinn and Sweeney.
mam* taut* uaa
WASHINGTON, May 14.—Waah'ng
toh knocked Young ottt of the game
Friday in the aecond Inning and de
feated Chicago 6 to 1. Groom pitch
ed waU .having bat one had inning,
when Chicago acored !ta run, a here
on belle forcing a runner over the
plate. Oroout aueo led w*tn the Thick,
getting a double and alngie.
Score by inhlhga: H.
WaahtngtOn .0 t M & 'j tr « 3 *—5
Chicago ... • 0 6 d h fr 10 0—1
ItattorlcK: Groom and Street} .Young,
Smith and Black.
SkriStia. Si St. I.ouie. i.
BOSTON, May 14.*—BostJit rvon
from St Lout* Friday, S to y making
It three out of four game*. The tttl
tort played pdorly aiirt the Home team
batted hard at opportune time t.
Score by inning*: R.
Boaton ........... 9 # 3 1 0 0 4 0 *—8
8t.Lt»nla .......00* * 1 # 0i 0-1
Itatleriea: Wood uhd Carrigad;
Powell and Jtll lifer.
Hm«At>RLrMA, May |4.—Phlla
delphla **aln defeated Cleveland Fri
day, the acore bain* 7 to 2. The hem*
Warn hit Barter hard alul knocko-i
him oft the rubber in the sixth in
nth*. Cleveland did hot get a hit eft
Morgan until two m*h wer* out in
the eighth Ighlni, and only on* roan
fottotatahp to that point. Thou
•core by limine*; A.
Philadelphia ......OtOOItsi *—7
Cleveland .........4 0 *0 0 0 0 0 ?—*
NAflOMAl. IJULOUl
•ltt*bur«~Wtil*deIr>hla, «;
Pmabur* ..
Mew Turk .
Philadelphia
JBoitoa at <
Pbliadetbia
IRO. May 1*.—Ptttabur*
rot jmday tar the apieadld
fEwin*. the latter ai
tttre* hit* and only two
dayani reached third baae.
mt made four hits. »»m«
KoHAr haa done In a fain,
dan of Chart** K*r*u*on
to two TOM, fully anoufh
•ana •cor*:
a .....ne« ttttaH
.«oo**eoe*—•
: Xwlnc and Dooln; PowaU
ST. Jjotus. MO., mr 14.—St
x>uia Friday ntr« New fork on* or
he wont defeat* the tnm Hu *»
lerlenoed this year, winning 13 to 4.
as retired In the second
St. Loot* mad* seven
id eight rung. Dtskson.
also wsg hit hard.
1««S 1*—13
...,.t8M»640 t— 4
_ Lush add Breen shin;
son, Dickson and Myers and
who followed,
MDtOR XJBABOfe SCORES
.Vnwtraan Atoodation.
At Milwaukee—Columbus. 7; MU
waukee, 1.
At St Paul—St. Paul. »; Louisville,
1.
At Kansas City—Toledo, 2; Kansas
City, 0.
At Minneapolis—Minneapolis. 6; In
dianapolis. 6.
Eastern league.
At Montreal—Montreal, 6; Balti
more, 0.
At Buffalo—Newark, 3; Buffalo, 1.1
At Toronto—Provtdence-'Yoronto
game postponed; cold Weather.
At. Rochester—Rochester, 5; Jer
sey city, l .
Tr I state league.
At I.an.aster—Harrisburg, Lan
caster, 2.
At fork—Williamsport, 4; York, 5:
ten Innings.
At Reading—Johnstown, 10; Read
ing. 4.
At Trenton—Altoona, 6; Trenton, 4.
New York State lasagne.
At Binghamton—Ringhamton
Scrantun game postponed; cold
weather.
At Syracuse—Syracuae-Troy game
postponed; cold Weather.
At t’tlea—Utica, 19; Albany, 3.
At Klmtra—Klmlra, 11; Wilkes
Barre, 2.
Southern Xsuutue.
At Montgomery—Montgomery, »:
ttlanta, 3. .
At Birmingham—Memphis, fi; Blrm
"Xt New Orleans—Nashville, 4; New
hrlcapa, 4; thirteen innings; called on
iccount of darkness. . _
At Mobile—Chattanooga, *: Moone,
taTen—Jtew Haven, 6
v AtNew Britain—New Britain, IS
Holyoke, 8.
At Bridgeport—Bridgeport, 5
Waterbun, *
1km Botfbw« Leaghe.
At |hreckton—Brookton. 3; Fall
il^kavethlll—•Harerblll, 13; Lowell,
16.
At Worcester—Wbreastcr. 4; Lynn,
4 (eleven innings). .v
At X*w Bedford—New Bedford. »;
Lawrence, 1.
tt""
—New
Boer doll
Michigan Agricultural
Atlantic League.
abta—Columbia. 6; Colum
b*A’t AuguaU—Macon. «; Augneta. 1.
At JSckaorttllle—Akvannsh. *;
Jackaonrl
aeki
lie.
Wlwton^Balsft-—Bpirtanbu rg, t;
^SX^ABdAreon.
tnJ«SSvitle-i-Or«K(‘nVll I*. 1; ahar
lotte. I.—-—
At ft S^mT'Mollies, 4.
At pmalul-Sj^nkhA, if:
,,, ynww, , ' —^e ka, ft.
At Lincoln—Lincoln, 6; Ltetiter, B.
At WOu* City—IHuux CH$r. It;
Wichita, 1*.
Theatres
Polly ntgaMto,” aU week. usual
nntfnisa -■ r - ■
BIJOU—Continuous vaudeville.
Colonial—Vaudevi i 1 t and motion
Lublu—Vaudeville and motion plc
The role to which Ml** Carter, the
MMjUfui jnllni woman of ttw Bon
min players, will be east In next
sell's production. -Polly Primrose^'
••ha ftvan by that company, stoma
toto ittohJrTlIanafleid'a business
anatar rer halt * score of yean. The
ay Is beautifully, sweet and pune
re story of the South, containing
Veral vary lovable characters. It Is
ploallp BouthSriv the scene# being
Jd in Nahhsrt'Virginia, in the year
1*1. inM |bi war and f
watt‘of tha armies are
tctafe to to* Mi It cannot
died a milife olar. but
tot class of plays which
strictly
ker personal
outturn .beH*. will be chat tn the
i role, #nd she win in thta drama
afforded ample opportunity to ax
It her native charm and stoaetosse.
the creation of this drama Mt. Wlt
•h has into Whs of the atmosphere
ewsetaeto sad purity permeating
tar of a Southern home, tn the irst
act of the play, juet returning heme
from School, and she is surroufcded
by many Virginia gstlsnta, aspiring
far the first place In her affections.
Franklin Ritchie will be Men
HimSelf' tote the confidence at Mr.
Primrose, an old Virginia gentleman, i
and hla household, he learns many of'
the secrets of the Southern cause. In
th* development of the play it is dis- j
covered that Carlyle Is a spy. The
part is one which demands the art of
a competent actor, and Mr. Ritchie,
already very pwpnlat In Richmond, is
suds to add fresh honors to his re
cord with the etdok company. Mr. Her
bert Curtis, whose specialty with the
stock company Mem to be old man
parts, is to play Mr Primrose, while
the character or another old Virginian,
Coi. Gordon, will be allotted to Mr. E.
J. Blunkali. The parte of the young
er Virginians, two of them graduates
from the University of Virginia, will
be played by Mr. Russell, as Jack
Primrose; Mr. Storm, as Fred Taylor,
and Mr. Perry, as Oliver Chase, the
latter two suitors of Polly's. Miss
Bradley will appear as Angela Gor
don, and Miss Uydla Knott, who has
proven herself a splendid character
actress, will be afforded a splendid
opportunity in the character of "Car
ollne," an old Southern mammy.
With an exceedingly attractive ros
ter of vaudeville features and several
Aims of the best pictures shown in
Richmond, the ixibin promisee to
maintain the high standard of excel
lence always seem at that playhouse.
An especially Interesting announce
ment to those lovers of the higher
class Of musical attraction will be
found in the engagement of Franz
Melael, a violin virtuoso of Interna
tional fame.
In Roanoke during the wdek just
ending Meisel has fairly set the mu
•lo lovers of the Magic City wild by
his artistic rendition of many of the
world’s classics, in addition to many
nt the gems of the American com
posers.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Murray Smith will
offer a comedy playlet, ’is Marriage
a Failure’.'” The very title of their
offering suggests unlimited possibili
ties for a pair of clever artists, and
they are said to make the most of
their opportunities.
Melvina and 8tell will offer a nov
elty in a sister singing and dancing
number that ts said to be decidedly
new and original. Both possess good
voices, well trained/ and their num
bers are not of the East Side variety.
Their dancing interpolations are
LubLn.
gracefully executed. While their cog
tunic* are gold to be derating The
pictures will be the v*» beat that the
leading American and European man
ufacturers produce.
ANNOUNCES SPEAKERS
FOR COMMENCEMENT
Dir, James G. Fairt (|>f Bfchnwrod,
to Reach Baeo»I*are*t<i
Sermon at tl. Jf N. C.
(Special to The Richmond Virginian.)
CHAPEL HI Li,, M. C. Mar *4—
The commencement7 speakers" of the
University of North Carotin* have
been announced. They ere Dr. Barnes
<*. Pair, of RlchmottSi SHW PUi
deliver me t>atoaiaor«¥tt semeor
Rev. Plato Durham, ot ifXMfMM, N.
C,, who wrHJI mill* *n sililiosa tirifrvr
tho Voting Men* CheteSlan , Aaaocta
tion; Mr. Junius l‘ark«*L df-gov Turk
city, alumni addr«aS}: |K'MRlip4 ..Of.
Tale University i>hl Bet*Kepps ad
dress; Dr. Smith, of tfta-Hiwaraltr of
Wisconsin, address hedgm. the grad
uating class. The iom-iimmnumtm
ment orators fr,.m the.malar class
are J. H. RoushalL .x£JK#
Was given a clean score by Mr. C
Technical Committee of the Times
ranee Run. >
Mr. Comachio, of New York city
of the car. said;
it was befortf it'
TP IjtltliiAllj 1 iPilTts
nmg 468 miles on 22 gallons of gasolene, making
an average of 20 4-5 miles to thi gallon, has clearly
demonstrated to the Virginia motorist who entered
the run that it was die most economical, smoothest,
easiest and fastest running car in the contest
B. A. BLENNER, Sk&s
Stearns, Oldsmobile, White and Oakland Cara.
Call said
Can make a few more prompt
see the largest and best Hue or ears in the South.
Diamond Tires were used on this ear and went through
without a puncture or tear.
dBMI
of graduate in pharmacy, and three
with the degree of Bachelor of Laws.
During the commencement week the
University Dramatic Club will pre
terit "London Assurance.” ft play
which was successfully presented a
i few (lays ago la the chapel.
| Saturday the Ben Greet Company
of English players will present "The
Taming of the Shrew” in the after
! noon and “Twelfth Night” in the eve
ning. Last year this company pre
sented "As You Like It" and “Mid
! summer Night’s Dream” In a manner
: delightful to all those who saw theta.
The university has entered into a
pentangular debate mernbom of which
are the University of North Carolina.
University of Virginia. Uni vendty of
(Georgia. Tulane University and Van
derbilt University. It.will take two
years to complete this series of de
bate*, which promise to be interest
ing ta the extreme. -.- - ———
Carolina baa been requested to
make application for n chapter of Tan
Kappa Alpha, a national debating fra.
t entity. Our record in debating to
without a parallel.
FORM ASSOCIATION
TO BETTER SCHOOLS
~r’r'T
Members Meet in Turbeville and
Perfect Plans—New* of
South Boston.
11 Spec's] to The Richmond Virginian.)
SOUTH BOSTON. VA~ May II.—A
wcrrooi improreuifaii ftBronniron ww
orgauUed at Tnrbeeille on Thursday
last. Stirring addresses wire made
by State School Ktamlner ft % hhew
make, of Petersburg, and I. H. Bin*
ford, ef Richmond.
The object of the organisation to
to enlist the Interest Of tbs cltteea
generally In the welfare of the seheOto
and tc raise funds to beautify the
grounds and rooms and purchasb a
hST'and Mrs. David 8t. Clare, ot
New York, are slatting friends and
relatives at this plane, to 8t CIST*
M MUM HkllM
known u k toachor bo. j
j
THE NEW BASEBALL HAT PIN
ran mm
(HOWS HI !t
Survivors of kicfcmond Regiment
Will Enjoy Outing to
Tdrktovii.
turrtnri of tho oM trtftooath Vir.