Richmond Times-Dispatch from Richmond, Virginia • 10

TiJIEa-DISrATCH: WEDNESDAY iiAY Li TEN uiu 1 Wlrkland Konetehy Magee Roush Griffith Neale Blackburne Smith Hreaaler Two-base bits II Smith Konetrhy Wilson Thrva-baae Wick land Stolen base Magee Sacrifice hit Groh Breaaler Double Groh to I Magee Groh to I Magee to Chaae: Griffith to Chase Ieft on Bouton Cincinnati 3 Flret basa on -Horton 3 Cincinnati I Baaea on toff Breaaler I off Nehf 1- triirk by Breaaler 0 Passed ball Wllaon In the uecond Inning when the local put over aevea tuna aaalatcd by a coally error by Bawling Ilreaalar waa hit freely but kept Bouton1 drive fairly well scattered Bherwood Magee after being railed out at tho rilata by Umpire Moran In tha fifth nniug engaged In an argument with the umpire and wa ejected from the field The nearer Hwln AR A Itrlig 4 I I 1 I Hersog 2b I 2 1 Kelly cf 2 1 0 1 Wick land rf 4 2 3 I Smith Ih 1 I I II knnetchy 1 (lift Wilson i 3 3 I Henry 1060 Rawlings 0 2 I 1 Nehf 3 0 0 2 0 '00 1 2 6 0 3 0 'Massey 1 0 I Clnrliid Score Drridlnx Run In Klglitli Frame Taking Game 0 to 5 ST LOUS IXVNS SENATORS Wellington Apparently Ha Not let Sot Aggregation (By AMolalfd Fma-I BOSTON May Boston' wlm etreak vai stopped to-day Clsvaland winning to 5 Th winning run was scored in the eighth on Miller a irlpe to letl and Chapman saerlflea fly to Btrunk In deep center fcnaniann held i Ho ton to one hit the fifM- four hit and two bae on ball yielded five run Coumbo pitched the laal four innings and hul out Boston Leonard waa hard hit and in dtmcul- tie throughout good support enabling him to aecape heavier pummellng The acore: Totals -3 0 24 13 3 ClaeiaaalL AB Umh 3b 4 1 I Magee 2b 5 4 Roush cf 4 1 8 Stage lb 3 3 Chase lh 1 1 Griffith rf 4 1 Neale if 4 3 Hiackburne 4 1 Bin ith cpi 4 1 Cress ler 3 1 Totals ll IS 37 11 2 Batted for Nehf in ninth by innings: Ttaston 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 A Cincinnati 07000000 7 Summary? Hersog Kellys A 0 i-: A- i- 1 I i 1 i 5 1 Miller lb Chapman a Speaker rf Moth rf tYambaganaa 2b ood if Turner lb Neill Enzmann rounibe William Total lloaten Jtooner rr r-Slinn Sb Btrunk rf Whiteman If Mi-Jnnls 1b Thomas- 3b Bcott a Bchsng Ionard Mayer YESTERDAY1 RESILTS hi baulk 1 1 rkliington 3 llCUMu ft IJ0IIWII! ill ipiMlptiifQS mn)e (wet grounakii Jark Pitching I of Henan (lonal Order Wliils Mae Hup port I Given by Tram GLINTS DEFEAT ST LOl'IS CARDS Hrorce Kliut-Out in Hot Pilcher Red Add Another Victory Trouncing Brave lo the Count of 7 to 4 IBy A-am-lated Prl 1 CHICAGO May Jack Coombs's great pitching pjor bans running by Chicago and Krueger's double and Oi- son's single enabled Brooklyn to shut out tha local 1 to 0 to-day making 1 a a Tk It two straight Tho score: Brooklyn AB II A Olson PS 4 3 3 0 irklara 3b 3 II rnmbcrl lb 4b ickfniiL if 4 1 Vt seoooooooooooooo Johnston rf 3 JJ rtchmandt 2b I Doulati 2b 0 Krueger eger mbs Totals 2 2 0 "5 27 Chicago AR A 431 0 I 4 3 0 0 3 0 II 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 Psskert cf Hollocher as 4 Mann If 4 Flack rf 3 Merkle lb 3 Deal 3li 3 Klldtiff 2b 2 Kllllfer 3 Vaughn 3 Totals 23 6 27 11 0 Score by Innings: Brooklyn 00000100 1 Chicago 0 000000 0 Nummary: Krueper Two-hae hit Hollocher Krueger Paskert Stolen Mann Sarrtllra lilt Kilduff O'Mar Myers Double play-31 yers to Krueget to Olson Left on Chicago 5 Brooklyn 3 Bases on halls off Coombs 2 Struck by Coombs 4 by Vaughn 5 GIANTSlHUT OUT ST LOUIS (Rv Associated Pres 1 BT LOU1H May New Tork hunched four hits off Ames In the fifth tuning to-day and shut out xt Louis in this inning Holke singled over Baird's head and scored on Rodrigues's triple A single by Barnes scored Rodrigues The score: New York AB A Young rf Kauff cf Burns If Zimmerman 3b Fletcher as Holke lb McCarthy Rodrigues 2b Haines Totals -i fit Louis I Rmyt 2 fimilh cf Laird Iti Ice If Paulette Wallace an Snyder Goisalee if- Ames (' 3 0 Totals 27 14 1 Score by innings: R- New York 00062000 8t Louis 0 0 000000 Summary: Runs Holke Rodrigues Two-bass hit Smith Three-base hit Rodrigue Stolen base Snyder Left on New York a St Louis I Firs tse on Now York 1 Itasca on off Barnea 2 Struck by ltarnes 3 by Ames 1 redThit nehf freely iltHMIlli Boston ithiaK I New i ork '(eieiaad lauis VtuMimglon hjiiuuipliia Delian the Economy of a Really Good Sttaw Oar-Man Muff One-man submarines we've sat In And we ve seen one-inaii-of-war (Mice while in the one-Maiihattan Une-mancurtat cut our paw There's but one-manireiiiaiion That has given ua the blues Rom pa been on Newport News tr) jor ony a write our po-jnootident is already Showing up hi teammates by hi n0Wedge of ibe intricate points of th anie Running around the base beautiful forii no baseman has beep bJe l0 cate him He steals bases at ita Bt will scores at will and ln Mtowa up wonderfully at bat ln the m6m tne Unless our friend of yore Ray Ryan CJln injure persuade or cajole a couple or so more to aign with hi tquad III nwJW PKTKKPBURa VA May dst-t itaiy Kidd of the Teterauurg baseball club has given tho list of men who will play for Petersburg In tha opening game of ball with Richmond on Thursday afternoon Manager 8 Emery from 8t louls Waller Geyer 1 of Detroit and Al Wood aemiprofeasionals and Prank Wlnchel of the Central League Catcher Emerson Rust semlprofes-slcnul Springfield Ohio InfielilerH James Humphries of the Western Association Bob Gearhart of the Western league William Warner semiprofessional of raterson Outfielders George Mangue with Petersburg last year Moore from the Georgia League and Sandy Wood fton the Illinois League LOUISVILLE RESULTS Ratted for Enxnann In sixth Ratted for Leonard in ninth Brcre hy Innings: Cleveland 1 02021 Bor-ten OOOSnft Snmmirv: Runs Miller Chapman Breaker Roth Wood '''Neill Hooper Ktiesn Brett Bchang Leonard Twe- hae Chapman Wood Hooper Sheen Three-hase Sy-rt- f- fee hit-Wood Sacrifice fly-Chan- trsn Rouble play Chapman to Mil- ler Teft bases Cleveland 15: Boa- ton 7 First base error Boston I Rv on off fnxmann tunbe oft Leonard I i off Frinn 5 ii Innings: off i I In 4 'nnlvg Struck Hv Coutnbe 1: bv j''1 ni'eh Leonard 1 Coumbo Jl 'Yil'1 1 innng pitcher i Ofrily good straw hatsfindaplaee in the Jsi at eadi price UASIU lO-IMl (hlrage at New York ol bsuM at tiakhingtos iMlroit at riiiuuephla l'ieua- al Bovtos National League YEKTERDAYII BEM'lT New Ysrk it IeuU 0 hneki)D It (liusgo im-inauti it imka Panauriplila-Piiioiirsh (rain) Ut TUE Lil BH New York Chirac (inrinnatl rtttnhurgh I'hilauciphla linnklll Uoklen Mull GAMES TO-DAY New York at lsuU trtwhls at I liiiago Mkiwi at im-innatl I'linuiieipaid ji rittabsrgli SPRINGS SURPRISE 1 the near future we will have lo deslg-i nate the harbor city team 'The Newport News baseball one -y 9- kT i ST LOUIS WINS IN NINTH lr AsMN-iated Preosl WASHINGTON Msv Wish I The misapprehension and apprehension which was so strong In the city when Newport New epd morn- Maident liradler who stated ng by I rtMdent Bradley wno stateu poulllxelj BTh0-duS un sssinst Petersp rg as scneauiea up against Petersburg wo out in the ninth tnninr Shaw forq home with a base on the run that save Louis a 4-tn-l victory over Washington here to-day In the aerond I'-i a a The score: game of the series I Automobile Me Banquet The monthly banquet and business meeting vf the Richmond Automobile Association was held last night at the Richmond Hotel with President John Finney presiding L-cker of the Richmond city schools and Grernhow Johnston of the Cur-t tvs Airplane School were the guests or the association Afoon chairman of the special committee presented an interesting report on the training school at the State Fair Grounds hern's Earning Phevr I a crease Estimated operating revenua of tha Southern Railway system for tho see end week of May aggregated f240t3t0 as con i red with actual earnings of 33102450 for tho corresponding week or last year showing an Increase of 020004 according to figures a nounced yfsterday by Comptroller A l'lant KNOX HATS fiincy iosttaws Panamas Especially goodstiasv hae the popular $3' VtiocSec it! 7O5EBIL0AD ELBA Prmldmt Model Garage Corporation By George McManus US QUALITY SH0P BOTH SIDES OF BROAD AT it I No word ha been heard from Ryan by President Bradley Nor hy Ben Wilson Considering the fset there is nothing much to be heard from Ray this Isn superlatively astonishing Just what will be done with the! Goobers while the Builders are laying 1 in supplies Is a question 777m7L7 Petersburg wa at Ural slated to 11 27 IT--1: piay the Colts each day next week but Man the new game calendar gives them three games with 'Newport New a Since 0 the extension has been granted to Man-2 ager Ryan the meeting of course will 0 not take place 2 True to expectation "Mac" Pitt pre-! tented himself on the field yes'erday 2 and exhibited much class has as yet not signed do-n clarea Stinson But he has said that he wou'd cer- lalnly play until the Richmonders get 1 Into an organised shape A a I Totals 1 Judge Ih'rY Foster 3b Milan cf fhottaa rf Phanks If Morgan 2b La van ea A In smith Schulte Khw vTingllng Totals Model Garage Render Service With Right Good WU1 treat Jumper- Teddy Rousseau Marmite xsiftn Uutn Comfort Covrnna Florence I Ibljjeft Fletaer Marvhesa alsu ran 11 Marmite Ratted for A Insmith in ninth 'Ratted for Xhaw in ninth Score by Innings: 00 020001 Washington 10000 00 2 0 3 Summary: Runs Staler1 2) Gedeon Gerber Jude Milan Shanks Two-ban Shanks Morgan Three-base hits Sisler Milan Stolen bases Austin Nunamsker Staler Sscrl- fice Austin Shaw Double plays I mediately asked for work Following to Foster to Lavan to practice he made it known that he was 1 'Gerber to Gedeon to Staler 1-eft on no douch as far as tho healthful and hues St Louis 3: Washlneton 7 Bases on off Shaw 4: off Gallia 5 Struck out by Shaw 3: hy Gallia 1 Gallia Wild pitches Shaw (3) A Aker in tha Colt Burnette a nret sacaer in wm newest pickup He dropped off tissue-building exercise of tossing tho pill I concerned Eady another one comes In to-day Fir! race four and one-half Jap 113 (McCabe) 54 IS IJ30 and X3 tirnt: War Music 113 tWIIlia) J5 and 13 2 aernnd I Min 112 (Metcalf) I35S tlitrd Time 55 1-5 aeronils lucky Pearl lamp Post Brimful I-ady Manager Liberal also ran Kerond six Liberator Ill (Sende) Illlt 175 and 4 Aral: lu-tsier 1(7 tWlllla) 514 and 57lt see-ond: Fir Edgar 114 iKederla) 53 tt third Time 1:15 Z-5 Golden List Tom Ander-non Pump Charles t'annell I-ack Boat Meellrka Tillotaon Haaiy Cora alao ran Third rare fire John t'hurrhill 1A5 (Gray) 5Z15S 510 and 535t Aral: fillent Bid 104 (Klmnaon) 53 fl and Z5t second: Bunerana lit (Gentry) 1210 third Tim 1 4-5 Vlvir Linden alao ran Fourth race five and one-half furlonga Rlarkie Daw lit (Gentry) IS 5310 and 5250 ffrit: ('ounterhlaat 1ST (Kederia) 5254 and $234 aernnd: Tamla tit (Garner) 5250 third Time 1:07 Knoa Kor-bly King Rulle Brig o'War alao ran Fifth race mile end seventy yards King Onrin 122 (Garner) tllt 53lt and out Buford It7 inimpsnn) 54 Tt and out aernnd: lireen Jones Ill (Barrett) out third Time 1:46 3-1 Murdock also ran Kixth rare mile and a Chick Parley 103 (Majestic) 11160 54lt and 1330 Aral: Kling 117 (Howard) 13 40 52 CO second- Herbs ra Khilling 17 Donahue) 5374 third Tune I 1-5 Lucky Day Jean K- Kate Adama Audrey Waldmaater Parrish Elisabeth )l also ran Newport News Get Pitcher CHATTANOOGA May Manager Alika Finn of the local Southern Association club announced the release of Pilcher Tomlin to the Newport Nows club in the Virginia League laed and Brrommeadrd Times-Dtapatch Want Ada are used and recommended by many Richmond people Profit hy reading and answering the Want Ad in this paper Run Up Mileage More miles from your ni per more milei of steady running in teaion if you use pixels Automobile LUBRICANTS Specially (elected flake grtpfalta tbet ktepi aietil turfaett from grinding contact They tlsy longer gad work better ti a wegr-prtvaatar than any ether lubricant Atk mr dealer tar (At Dixon Lubricating Chart JOSEPH DIXON CRUCIBLE CO Jsfssy City New Joemy Extabttehei HIT Copyright 1115 International Raws Some time ago an intelligent citizen wrote to an automobile dealer: Speaking of Your Passenger Car as a Pleasure Vehicle It's No More a Pleasure Vehicle Than a If every passenger car in Richmond was confiscated stop and think what would happen This is food for serious thought and our advice to you is to act quick going to need an automobile before this war is over and you had better buy it now We sell Haynes and Olympian cars and can make immediate delivery on the Olympian Unloading a carload of Olympians this WILL SELUflUSEffS CUP 11 -a' 1 Inner of Trsstltie Yseht Bare a Dlapose of Trophy for llrd Cress NEW YORK May A solid ffolfl cup valued at 35000 presented by tho Kaiser to Wllaon Marshall In 1305 1 for winning a transatlantic yacht race IBy Aunriatrd Frew 1 CINCINNATI Atay 21 Every man on the Cincinnati team got a hit off Nehf to-day and six of them were bunched et The road to good Straws leads straight to our stores! Quality! AU brand new too Ever try an "Italia" from Sunny Italy As for the real Panamas everything from fine to superfine Plenty of the natural (or unbleached) kind whicn may be cleaned with soap and water Suits ready-to-wear built specially for the man who nowadays turns to us on the theory that he too must get "the most for his money" as well as "the Manhattan Shirts and other makes 603 East Broad Street Service to he sold tn ihs h'drter then melted for tho benefit of the Red Croee It was announced to-day It was the likeness of the war lord on Hie cup which determined Mi jiui Play to-morrow I sure The Goober iuad is filled and the Colts will bs rrsdy 'Wow! Nothlag To It We have seen them dejectedly walking the rails when their halcyon romp- We have seen them depart down tho pink ticket trails nor return to cavort any more wo'vo all stood aside with a tug at our heart Ills address FATHER as the old mn made room for tha new and we've alwaya felt tough when the hlgtlmera' atari on their quick fadeaway from the blue But we gurgle with glee at the ill-foun-laj tale that uur hero of old ha gone etale They saf that Raymond hae hingled his last that his running shall nevermore star and they uaed to put up the same tale in the pa: regarding ejra- the other But the latter has stuck and has ne'er lost the hope of Roches- running at some future date You i also will last Tyru Raymond and Ruf-Mime 'round the bases when you're fifty-eight Toronto causes for mirth and promoters I of glee are these Incomprehensible America 4rlil tales aboutJLR vllta I-ouis Address Msaewall Jackses Colmnhus-Columhuspl Paul 1 interesting meeting has been ar-rsin ranged for tc-inorrow night In the No others scheduled parish liouie of Emmanuel Episcopal Church lro-k Mill when Rev Jamee a i Hinlth I) sole surviving 'hattaiiooglsr'nBr Jner Thomas Jack- ntinghani "lr son a staff will make an address on Memphis Memphis 4 Little the Christian Hoi- nark I dier" Tin public Is Invited to hesr shall ti dispose of It Intersatlsnal League At Syracuse Jersey City ruse 1 At ll'i ter 2 At Buffalo Binghamton falo I At Raitlmoie 4 National Male and lly Bask Team Takes Game From Reserve Boys The National State and City nine yesterday sprung the surprise of the i season by securing a win trom the fast Sederal Reservists The final score was 10 to 13 Slow playing cropped up all through the nine Innings The outstanding features Of the game were the pitching of Knlgntly and Jh batting of Claytur fit tne State and City and the pitching of Burnett for the Reservists The score by innings: Federal Reserve 3 04 20 00 4 0 13 State and City 2 4 2 3 0 1 1 2 1 Batteries: State and Knightly and Wood Federal Reserve Bruaddu and Burnett JAMAICA RESULTS Firm five furlongs Green Mint 114 (Taplin) 10 to 1 4 to 1 and to 1 Oral: Virago 111 (Byrne) 7 to 3 3 to and 7 to 13 second: Zuelika Ill (Peali) IS to 1 3 to 1 and to 2 third Time 1:43 Re- hcruiHi race -live and une-taalf Ideal SI tColiahan) to 1 to I and 1 to i first Dr i'mspbtll Hi (Erickson) to I 1 to 3 and I lo 4 second Burlingame 14 (Knsorl ZS lo I I to 1 and 4 to I third Time 1:07 3-5 June Bug Preston Jjnn Counsel Killarney Poor Joe Caaaba fit fiBbaatlan also ran Tnlra mite and seventy yards Johren Ill (Robineoni It ft 1 to I and out first: Snap Dragon lit (fiuhut-Unger) 1 to 3 even and 1 to 3 accond Juaimiue au Bout 111 iLoftua) II to 1 even and I to lllrd Time 1 :45 2-5 Uibby Elfla Bart Courlcoua Logical also ran Fourth MX Motor Cop 115 (Loftua) 5 to 1 1 to 1 and even first: Flags 114 (Robinson I Zt to 1 I to 1 and 4 to I second jark flare Jr 121 (Peak) 5 to 5 3 In 5 and 1 to 4 third Tims 1:11 1-1 Empress Caddie Matlnes Idol Panama Nenpsrhan Sen Mriar Chief Lally Cum Hah Paddy also ran Firth niila and a Judge Wingfield 111 (Ensor) 5 to (lo 5 and I to first: fiky Pilot 114 (McCarann) 1 to 1 5 to ana 7 to I second Pierrs a Fun Itl (Collins) 7 lo I 7 to I and 3 to lt third Time 1:41 1-5 Jeasls Hlartcr Dervlah Dan Darksy Hill fiini-inons Prims Barry Bay Waterproof also ran Mixlh five Rule 111 (Ksl-aay) 1C lo to 5 and 1 lo first Htar Hampton lit (Ambruavi I lo 1 3 to 1 and I to I second Blair Gowrla 111 iTroiaa) 4 to 1 I to i and 4 to I third Time 1-5 Iiyal Peter Balcriu Elec tioneer Kiss Juna alau ran HOLD ON TO JACKSON Emerge a ey Fleet 4'orporatloa Certifies Mar Outfielder Is Neees-sary Employee I By Associated Press 1 GIIEEV'JLLE 8 Alay Local Exemption Hoard No 2 has received a card from the Emergency Fleet Cor-poratlan (citifying that Jo Jackson etsr outfielder of the Chicago Americans was in the employ of the corporation and placed In the classification of ctcersLry employees This certificate revoke the order of the local bo'td calling Jackson to report here for Induction In tha military service and as he la employed In shipbuilding he probably not be subject to drafL At Atlanta 1 Nsshvll! 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