SPECTATORS OPPOSITE GRANDSTAND AT YESTERDAY'S RACESDEEP RUN RACES|i| SPORT

Thirtecnth Annual SpringMcetingof Local Org.in-

ization Brilliant

SOCIETY IS OUTIN FULL FORCE

Big Event a Great Success inEvery Way Stdcplcch'ases

Are Marred by ManyFalb..Firiishcs Are

Close and Ex-citing.

Tbe thirtcenth spring annual meet¬ing "f tho Deep Run Hunt Club fur-.-IhIipiI somo warm momenta dosplto thokvintry blasts.Thoso who havo read of tbo grand

.utlonal at Alntreo belng run ln a

illndlng snowstorm, shlvcrod, but took-onsolation tliat tho sun at lcast waasblnlng In Henrlco. Tbe track was.t-i-y heavy, somo oight to ten secondsllow, und tho sloeple.hasc courso wasJull of pitfalls for tho unwa'ryridr-r and log-wcary steod.Wlth u buoyant hopo born of spring

canltlcs, the beauty* and fasblon ofRichmond sallled forth In wondrousirray. 1-ongco silksand llgbt plalds ofUltra-fasbionablo cut woro "beautifullo look upon, but apparcntly tho only.omfortnbly drcsscd race-goers worethoso who sported thelr wlnter furs.Tbe couehb. und mntnr cars gave a

Siollday alr to tho parklng groundopposito tbe judgi.-s' stand, and a gen-oral leveo was held botween thoi-vcntH.There was a general crltlclsm that

the tlme between the races was toolong, and somo called tho meetingdull, but tbo general consensus ofoplnion from among the sportlng fra-tcrnlty, both thoso who won and thosowho lost, declared tho meet an un*usually good one from a sportlng-tandpolnt.

Third Race the Fcature.A number of races wero well con-

tcsted, tbo thlrd event belng one oftho best contostf-d stoeplecbases ovorseen on Deep Run course, Flying Vir¬ginlan, Miss Chaffln and Llda Wood-hinds racing neck and neck from thustar. tothq run Ixi homo. Tho lastevc-nt, at one mile flat, gave: anotherlieart-breaking flnisli. and tho DeopRun Steoplochaao gavo sevoral spc-c-tacular fnlls.Tho rlder of the wldest reputatton

on tbo courso was Mr. J. O'Brlon, ofNew York, wlio piioicd Croxton to vlc¬tory In tbo local jump race. Othorsrlding were Mr. Charles Hooff, ofAlexandria; Mr. "Buek" Langhorne, ofAlbemarle county: Mr. J. L. Gath-wrlght, of Richmond; Mr. F. L. AV.Greeno, ot Frederloksburg; Mr. T. c!R. Jenlfor, of Richmond, and Hale, thishuntsman of Deep Run Hounds.Tho day's sport began with tho clas-

**lc event, known as tho farmers' raco,for horses ownbd by proprletors overwhoso farms tho hunt is allowed toride. Thls raco Is always ono of raroInterest, and has been tbo subject ofkeen rlvalry from Its Incoptlon. 'SqulroDerracott did not mako his usual win-ning. ilrst honora golng to Luxanaownod by Charlos Drew'ry, wlth CharlbaW. Childress's Iris second, and JohnLennox's Nutwood, thlrd.Tbo half-mllo flat brought out allkely-looklng lot. Tho memory ofTarpon's prevlous victorios mado hirha strong favorlto, but tho "bookles " as.usual, mado It Irnposslhle for any' onoto wln, though many had a wuger.rhe raco was annoxod handliv bvVnnboiin, Mr. W. C. Satmdorss's spoe! ygololng* second money golng to ThoBuek, ownod hy Hooff and Dunlop

1roJoubtablo Tarpon in thlrd

Tbo flrst steeplochaso for VirglnlaMaryland and tho Dlstrlct of Columblanunters was a hard one to plek. Thosowho bad seen "Llda Woodlands" runfor tbe last flfteen yoars know thoold lady could go; "Croxton" was also,a bltter memory for somo who had laidagalnst him in other days, nnd "MissChnflln" bad won tho raco over thoFame course.

Flying Virginlan wns a dark horso¦lthough he bad run a good socond ntBonnlng's thls spring, and the darkhorso won.

Croxton fell onrly ln tho gamo ontho flat, aftor tho socond jump, nndwns out of lt, not attomptlng to flnlshTho othor throo ran hunohed from tho1\nR to tbo stralght-awnv In homowhon Flying Virginlan drew away and

< enntered homo, wlth Miss Chailln awell-rlddon second.Tbo fourth event wns a "hurry-scur-\ ry" at tbroe-qunrters of a mile, wlth

black and tan rlders. Tho Knlgbt ofWeston was woll thought of, hut gotm bad start, and pullod up after half-

f mllo of tho journey. Broadway Glrl,owned by Engleklng, won handlly, withMrs. Engloking's "Gold Badgo" soo-ond, and Mr. C. II. Ilurkamp's f'i_altand Poppcr" thlrd.When tho Doop Run Stooplochnso.

tho fifth ovont, was callod, tho crowdtook a moro than ordlnnry Intorost lnboth rlders and horses, for both woj-owoll known to tho club members nndthelr guests, Dr, J. A. Whlto'a "IronPrinco" wus at tho post, but as no rblor_<ould be secured to pilot tbo goldlng,ho was flfnally scratched. "Croxton"innd "Dustor" had each tho crodit of a.provlous wln, whllo "Slrlus" nnd "Bor-tha Barkor" woro woll consldered bytho local talont. Mr. O'Jlrlen bad thomount on "Croxton," Mr. Langhornowas up on somorsaultlng "Hlrlus,1' Mr.Gnthwrigbt pllotod "Bortha Barkor";Hall wns In 'TJiistor's" saddlo, and Mr."Jack" Jonlfor bostrodo the rolii.tnnt"-.llla."

Away to Good Start.Mr, W, J. Cnrter, tho hodltary ofllclal

of tho Doep Run nmots, sont tho fouraway to a good start. At tho lowerturn on tho ilrst tlmo around Dustortituppod ln a holo, wont down, got upwithout ridor or brldlo."Thon theroworo threo." Llko Rathvalo ln tho lastGrand Natlonnl "l.u__e." took a coupl.of Jumps Just for aport.Tho Llvorpool, by tho judgos' stand

wns nogotlatod handsome.ly hy allthroo, aud hopos woro hlgh,Tho jump on tho turn by tho olub-houso nlso stopped nqbody, but many ahopo was (Inshod whon Buek Langhornoand SlrhiB dld a hlgh-dlvo _pt into thu

(ConUnued on Socond Pugo.)

Crcw Beat Harvard by Lengthand a Half on the Charles

Rivcr.

HARVARD EXPECTED VICTORY

Men Rowing for Columbia WereNew, but They Showed Up in

Good Form.

BOSTON, MASS.. May 11..Harvardwas outgenoraled and outrowed by thcvarslty elght from Columbla Unlver¬slty of New York on tho Char'es Rlver,whon the crcw from Cambridgo was

defeatod by three-quarters of a lengthover a course of ono and seven-elghthsmlles. As in prcvlous aquatlc contosts,espoclally thoso with Yalo, Harvardstnrted In too lato for nny hopo ofvietory. Her spurt was made at theend of .tho courso. Columbia's ofllclaltime wns 9 minutes and 1G secondn;Harvarlfes, 9 minutes and IS seconds.From ljt spoctncular standpolnt, tharace wns absorbing, Harvard's magnl-flcent tliough hopclcss try for vlctoryon tho homo stretch drawlng iorth thogreatest enthuslnsm. Tho form of thoCrlmson oarsmen wns, on the wholc,better than that of tho Columbla elght,but the stroke of tho men from Cam-brldge wns, noticcably lacking inpower.Tho ofllclal raco between tho Har¬

vard so.nior crow and tho Stono Schoolwas postponed by Refereo Curtis' onaccount of an accldent on tho Stojoshell shortly aftor tho start.

Later, however, the crews raced oftheir own accord, and tho event v/aswon.by tho Harvard senior crcw bytwo longths. No tlmo was recorded.

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CHAMPIONSHIPGAME MONDAY

Navy Team Will Be Selectedfrom Crcw of the

Iowa.[.Special to Tho Tlmijs-Dlspiitch.lJ A Al ESTOW'N H X P O S 1 T ION

GROUNDS, May 11..By u serles or pe¬culiar circuinstances, tlio baseballchamplonshlp for tho summer of 1907will bo playod botwoon tho teams rop-rOBonting tho Unltod States Army andNavy at tho Jamestown Bxposltion onMonday afternoon.Thu gamo ls schedulod for 3 o'clock,

and wlll ulther bo playod on Loo Pa¬rade. or on tho athletic (leld. Tho sall-ors from tho U. S. steamshlp Iowa wlllroprosont tho Navy ln tho gamo, thisteam having won tho champlonshlp ofthat branch of tho servlco for throosoasons; Tho Iowa team has dofpato/jovery othor strong navy team. It sun-cossfully defendod its tltlo to tho cham¬plonshlp ln tho games botwoon teamsfrom different buttlcshlps durlng thopast week.Last summer whon tho army manoou-

vrc-s woro hold in New York Ktato thoteam from tho Twonty-thlrd lnfantry,now ln camp at Jamestown, dofoated allcomors. Both teams wlll put ln tholrstar Uno-ups "Monday, and tho gamels suro to bo a fast ono.A largo amount of .money hns beon

placed on tho rosult.

VIRGINIA DEFEATEDWEST POINT 5 TO 1

WEST POINT. N. >. May 11..TlnUnlverslty of Virginia dofoated YVos'Polnt at baseball to-day by battinfWost Polnt's pltchor hard ln tho fourtlInnlng.

Scoro by Innlngs: It. IT. EVlrglnla .0 0 0 4 10 0 0 0.5 6 ;West Tolnt.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10.1 4

Bnttorles: Susong nnd WoodsonMountford and Bonvors.

Navy Beat Carlisle IndiansANNAPOLIS, MD., Mny 11..Tho Na-

vul Acadomy toam this Afternoon de¬featod tho Cnrllslo ludlnns ln tho fh-sidual llold nnd track moot botwoon thetwo lnstltutlona. Tho scoro on tho ba-sls of llve polnts to flrst plnco mnrand three to socond, was Navy, UO 1-2Cnrllslo, -13 1-3.-e-_

Randolph-Macon Loses.I Spoclul to Tho Tlmos-Dlspntch.]STAUNTON, VA., Muy 11..Stauntoi

Milltarly Acadomy dofoated RandolphMacon Acadomy hero thls afternoon lia llno oxhibltlon of bnsohall by 7 to 1Buttorlos: Stiiuntnn Mllltary AcudemyThpmpsin nnd lliddliimosor; ttandolphMacon Acadomy, Dunn and Pulloy,

LOCAL GUN CLUBHOLDS BIG SHOOT

Wiley Lawrence Wins Leg on

Handsome Trophy WithHigh Score.

MANY EXPERTS PRESENT

Mr. Money Makes Great Recordby Brcaking Fifty Straight

Targcts.

Tho Richmond Gun Club pulled offthe most successful Saturday afternoonshoot ever held in the history of theclub. Twcnty-seven shootors facedtho traps, and 2,700 targots wero smash-od. Thls breaks the rocord of targdtsthrown in a regular baturday shoot.The club was favorod by the follow¬

lng well-known experts, who stayedover from the Southxrn handlcap:-Messrs. Harold Money; Loster Gerr/.an,E. H. Storr, H. S. Welles. Guy Ward;Ed. Banks, Colonol Anthony, J. A. An¬derson, a mlsslonary, and T. HazeKoller. Thls ls tho most popularbunch of reprcsentatlvi/s over see'n inRichmond. Mr. Bernard Wators, cclitorof Forest and Stream, was also present,and mudo many frlends among the localsliooters.The hlgh gun for the locals went to

Mr. Wiley Lawrence, who won a legon the DuPont trophy. Tho shootingof the experts was a mugnillcent ex-hibltion of tho sport of brcaking claytargots. as the scores show. Mr. Moneybroke hls llrst llfty straight, and iln-lshed with nlnety-seven out of ono hun¬dred. Gcrman and little "Shorty"Storr wero close seconds, wlth ninety-six and nlnety-five, respectively.A ten-man team race between the "Bull

Necks" and tho "Slim Jims" was veryinteresting, the former winning out byfourteen targcts.

THE SCORES.

ist r.o.Harold Money . 50Lester Gorman .... .ISE. II. Storr. 40Guy Wnrd . -If,H. S. Welles. 4 5Ed. Banks . 3SAnthony . 40T. Itaze Kelley. 41Buthorford . 89S. .Tanowskl . 35M. D. Hart . ..-. 37"Mnn" . 38"Parker" . 37Chalkloy . 39"23" .-.-«*....-39Tlgnor .«. 33"44" ......... 37Lnwreneo . 43"Bandy" .;.. 4 2Wlltshlro . 41Williams . 40Hnrrlson . 34Lohman . 34Tiornard Wators .... 31Bot) Banks .33"Poters". 33Wm. Harrls . 33

SHEPPftRD ELECTEDGAPTA1M OF l P. I.

Third-Baseman Will Handle theBlacksburg Team Next

Season. ..

BLACKSBURG. VA., May 11..At amootlng of tho bnsebnll team hold yes¬terday, J. R. Shoppni-d, '09, was oloctedcaptaln of tho V. P. I. baseball team fornoxt .soason. Sheppnrd playod thlrd-baso thls season, and ts nn nll-roundgood man, ns woll as tho bost hlttoron tho touni. Tho members of thlsyoar's team who nro llkoly to returnnext year aro Prltchard, Wllscn,Worthlngton, lvos, Bussoll, Dammanand Cooko. Thls includes tho fourpltchers, who appoarod ln tho boxfor tha 'Toehs durlng tlio season Justclosed, nnd thoy nro mon who wlllprobnbly dovolop groatly boforo an-ot'nor yoar. Wilson only pltchod onegamo. tho flrst ono pluyod horo wlthWashington and Leo, and whiuh ro-sultod ln a vlctory for tho V. P. I. bya scoro of 5 to 3.Tho two gamos horo wlth tl*o Loxlng-

ton toum woro tho bost plnyod on Glb-bonoy Plold for somo tlmo, aud thoresult was a surprise, not only to thovlsitors, but to tho homo team andthelr ndlioronts. Tho provlous weokWaslilngton and Loo dofontod thoBlacksburg boys by a big scoro, nndworo cundld onough to say thoy ox-puutod Boniothlng slmllar on tholrvislt horo, lt is truo that tho "l'ochsfnrod badly on tholr two trlps durlngtho season, but thoy, moro thnn ro-doomod thomsolvos on tho homo

"grounds, Tho nonr appronch of oxuuiln-ntlons und tho onrly date of tho tlnalshas nocossltatod tho closlrig of thobusoball soason for thla your.

13on Ban, at 25 to 5, Bcat GoodField of Sprintcrs at Belmont

Park.

PANTOUFLE, 50 TO 1, SECOND

Halifax, Favoritc, Anchored. byHeavy Going and Never Promi¬

nent in Race.

NEW YORK, May 11..-Ben Ban, a

25 to 1 shot, won tho Toboggan Han¬dicap, slx furlongs, stralgbtaway, atBelmont Park to-day, defeatlng a goodfield of sprlriters. Pantoulle. a 50 to 1shot, was second, wlth Red River thlrd.Halifax, the C to 5 favorlte, was never

prominent, tho heavy golng not belngto his llklng.Smoker, runnlng nn Improved race,

won tho Juvenlle Stakes, for two-year-olds. He was quoted at 16 to i inthe bettlng. Two favorltes won. Sum¬marles:

Flrst race.slx furlongs, maln courso.Saraclnesca ('. to 0) first. Jack At-kin (2 to 1) second, Molbourno (30 to1) thlrd. Tlme, 1:15.Second raco.four and a half fur¬

longs, stralght.Wavo Crest (2 to 5)flrst, King Cobalt (7 to 1) s__ond,Klng James (20 to 1) third. Timo,:56 3-5.Thlrd race.The Juvonllo Stakes,

five furlongs, stralght.Smokor (15 to1) first, Sanguine (7 to 10) socond,Alauda (7 to 10) third. Time, 1:04 2-5.Fourth race.Steeplechase, about

two miles.Coligny (11 to 5) flrst,Good and Plenty (1 to 2) second, TomCogan (15 to 1) thlrd. Time, 4.13 2-5.

Fifth race.Tho Toboggan, handicap,slx furlongs, stralght.Ben Ban (25to 1) won, Pantolle (5 to 1) secondRed River (9 to 2) thlrd. Tlmo1:16 2-5.

SIxth (raco.selllng, mile.Shenan-doah (7 to 1) flrst, Tony Bonero (16 tc5) second, Azelina (10 to 1) thlrdTlme,-1:42 3-5.

THEMINKSWONCLARK HANDICAF

Nippcd Feature at Church ilDowns by No/se Finish

from Three.LOUISVILLE, K-. May 11..Tlu

Mlnks woti tho Clark Handicap, thefeature raco at Cburchill Downs to¬day, from Brancas, Harry Scott aniJohn L. Inglls. Theso four flnlshotnosos apart In a terrlflo drlvo, afteia spondld raco. Saul, winner of tlustooplechhso, was tbe only favorlto ttwln. At least 10,000 porsons wertpresont.

Flrst roco.slx furlongs.Lady Caro(G to 1) tlrst, Black Fox (5 to 2) soc¬ond, Alrshlp (4 to 1) thlrd. Tlmo, 1:17Second race.four and a half farlongi

.Great PIrato (4 to 1) first, Ancion(6 to 1) second, Parlslan Motlol (0 to 1'thlrd. Tlmo, :55 4-D.Thlrd raco.sovon furlongs, purso.

Cablogram (8 to 1) first, Tho Abbot(2 to 1) socond, Phll. Flnch (1 to 2'third. Tlmo, 1:28 4-5.Fourth raco.tho Clark Handicap

$1,500 addod, nillo and a slxtoonth.ThiMlnks (2 to 1) first, Brancas (10 to l;socond, Harry Scott (15 'to 1) thlrdTlmo, 1:50 4-5.

Fifth raco.stocpleehnso, handicapshort courso.Saul (8 to 5) flrst, Narai(4 to 1) socond, Llghts Out (5 to 2thlrd. Tlmo, 2:54 2-5.SIxth raco.mllo, selllng.Polly Prln

(6 to 2) ilrst, Quugga (10 to 1) secomlDolla Thorpo (8 to 1) thlrd. Timr1:43 3-5. (

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BATTLE AXES BEATEN.

Petersburg Wins Game in WhiclThirty-One Hits Are Made.

[B'.b.Iaj lo ThO Tlmi_-l-l_i>Bt-li.JPl-TI.RSIUJI.G, VA., May 11..In n

oloven-lnnlng gamo ln which tli/rtyono hlts woro mado, Potorsburg dof.utod tho Battlo Ax nlno of Rlchmonon Konllworth Field thla afternoon bI) lo 7.Potorsburg mado .sovonton hlts, sl

of which wero two-baggors by MartltHoath, Burko, Ford and Alklns, lloatmaking t\vo. Each toam mado throorrors. ]<'ord, for Potorsburg, strucout olovon mon and gavo throo basoon balls. Ford, for Richmond, strucout llvo and gavo no pas.es,Batterios.Potorsburg, Ford nn

Fowlkos: Battlo A\, Ford and CalUmplro,-Mr. Wolls, Attondanco, .!<}_,

GIANTS KEEP UP

Phillies Havc Little Trouble Dc-fcating the St. Louis

Cardinals.

BROOKLYN FINALLY WINS

Nationals Drop Twclvc-InningContest to the

Browns.

NATIONAL LEAGUEYESTEUDAY'S llESULis.

Flrst game: Brooklyn, 1; Chicago, 0.Second gamo: Brooklyn, 0; Chicago, 2.Bostoo-Clnclnnall; poslponcd; raln.Philadelphla, 8; St. Louis, 4.

TO-DAY'S GAMES.No gamoa scheduled.

CLUB STANDING S.Clubs. W. L. p. c.

New Yonk . 18 3 .850Chicago .....17 4 .810Philadelphla .11 G .647JPlttsburg ........ 9 7 .563Boston. 9 11 .450Clncinnatl .7 12 .368St. Louls . 4 18 .182Brooklyn. 2. 17 .105

IMiilitilelpliln, 8- Ht. I.ouin, 4.PHILADELPHIA, May 11..Phlladol-

phla defeated St. Louls to-day by hlt-tlng McGlynn hard.

Scoro by innlngs: R. ii. e.St. Louis... 00 3 00000 1.4 13 1Phlladel... 00240200 ..8 14 1

Batteries: McGlynn, Frommo nndNoonan; Richle nnd Jacklitsch. Tlmo,2:15. Umplros, Carpontor and John-stone.

Evon in noiible-Header.BROOKLYN, N. Y., May 11..Tho

Brooklyns won tholr socond gamo oftho season by dofoating Chicago ln thoflrst gamo of tho flrst double-'beadorplayod in tho East thls yoar. Chicagowon tho second gamo In tho nlnth.

Flrst game.Scoro by Innlngs: R. H. E.

Chicago. 00000000 0.0 5 1Brooklyn... 10000000 *.1 3 1

Batteries: Pfolster and Kllng; Ruclc-er and Butler. Tlme, 1:35. Umplro,Blglor.Socond game.Scoro by innlngs: R. IT. E.

Chicago.... 00000000 2.2 3 0Brooklyn... 00000000 0.0 fi 8

Batteries: Frasnr and Moran; McTn-tyro and Rlttor. Tlme, 1:40. Umplro,Rlglor.

Eloven Stnilglit for New York.NEW YORK. May 11..New York

won tholr oleventh straight gamo to-dav by boatlng Plttsburg 9 to 0.Scoro by Innlngs: R. IT. E.

Plttsburg.. 2 0 0 0 2 0 10 1.0 (1 1Now York.. 2 2 10 0 0 4 0 ..9 "10 fi

Bnttorlos: Wlllls, Lvneh, Phllllpo nndSmlth: MeGlnnlty. Wlltso. Mnthowsonnnd Brosnahnn. Tlmo, 2:0S. Umplros,O'Day and Klom.

AMERICAN LEAGUEYESTEUDAY'S RESULTS.

St. Louls, 5; Washington, 4 (twolveInnlngs).

Clovoland, C; Now York, 2.Chicago, 7; Philadelphla, 2.Dotroit, 4; Boston, 1.

TO-T)AY'S GAMES.Philadelphla at Chicago.

Washington at St. Louls.

CI.UIl STANfJINOSCluhs. Won

Chicago. 1(1Clovoland.13Dotroit. 11Now York. 11Phllndolphla. 10Boston . 0Wnshlngton. 0St. Louls. 0

Cli'Vclimd, II( New York, 3.CLBVELANB, O., May 11..Clovelant

miulu lt throo straight ovor Now Yorhto-day. lloss gavo sovon basos on

balls, and hlt two batsmon.Scoro by Innlngs: R. II, E

Clovoland.. 0 12 0 0 0 0 3 ..(1 10Now York. 00000011 0.2 0

Batteries: Hoss and Clnrk; DoyloBrockott and Klolnow. Tlmo, 2:10. Uniplros, Evnns und ilurst.

CliloiiKo Won Eiinlly.CHICAGO, Mny 11.-Uhloago won to

day's gamo wlth Philadelphla ln thillrst Innlng, a buso, on hallB, a trlploa doublo and tlireo slnglos soorlng ilviruns,Scoro by Innlngs: R. II. E

Chicago,,, r> i o.i o o o o ?.7 ioPhlhidol... 0 0 0/00000 2--8 -l

Bnttorlos:-Smltli nnd Sullivan; Vlclcers and Powors. I Tlmo, 1:43. UmplrosHtafforil und O'L-niglilln.

llolroll. -«l IIONtnil, I.DETROIT, M'ICH., May 11..Thioi

hlts oiT pbbrl|njw|th a hlgh throw b>Wagnor guvo I/iotrolt a trlo of tnlllesIn tho ilfth. Thls docldod tho rosult

.fContlnuedt on Second Pn_o.)

III

Locos Win and Tic Journals forFirst Honors in Club

Staridings.

C. & 0. OFFICES DEFEATED

Southern Bell Takes Old-TimcSluggingfest from Watkins-

Cottrcll Aggregation.

STATVDIXG OF THE Cf.Ul'S.Clubs. W. L. P. C

Journal. n l.noiLocos . 2 0 1.00.'Southorn Bell .... 1 1 .501C. & O. Olflces. 1 t .501TImes-Dlspatch .. 0 .001Watklns-Cottrell .. 0 2 .001

Locos Victorious.Tho Locos defeated The Timcs-Dls

patch team ln a poorly played .an<unlntorestlng gamo ln tho Amateu:League yesterday by 8 to 4. Nol thepltchor rocelvod any kind of supporterrors bolng rosponslblo for tbo niajorlty of runs on both sldes.

Dr. Bagby, who has kindly volunteerod hls servlces lo tho AmatouiLeaguo, umpired hls flrst gamo in atlmpartlal and entlroly sallafactor:manner. The Locos team woro faiaway ln advance of Tno Tirnes-Dispatch toam all round, but the huteras threo doublo plays liuiicato, govery much more together towards tlufinieh, which denotes 'ack of practiceTho scoro: "\

Tlnies-Dlsimteli.Players. AB. R. H. O. A. E

Crenshaw, c.4 1 0 5 2 (Klng, cf. 4 1 0 0 0 (Rlchardson, 2b.1 o 1 0 0 (Baughan, lf. 1 l o l o ]Bauor, p., 2b.3 1 0 4 2 JBrown, lb.4Burnotto, lf., p.Ezeklel, _s.Wyntt, 3b. ;i o 0 l o JGregory, rf........3 0 10 0]

Totals .30 4 6 18 7 (I.oeoM,

Playors. AB. R. H. O. A. ETrlmmer, ss. 4 l o 2 0Vaughan, c. 4 ,1 1 9 oHay, lb. 4 1 l 2 INeurohr, cf.4 3 2 3 0Loftwlch, 2b. 4 0 2 2 0Wlgan, 3b....4 (I 1 v oCook, lf. 3 .0 0 1 0Bonnett, p. ;i o 0 1 2Mansinl, rf. 2 0 10 0

Totals .32 S 8 21 3Scoro by Innlngs: ^

TImes-Dlspatch .0 0 0 0 2 0 2_Locos .4 2 0 0 0 2 *.

Summary: Two-baso hlts.-Rlcluird(Contlnuod on Socond Pnno.)

DEFEftTS TIGER.Dray Wins Deciding Point b

Capturing Pole Vault.G6odTime Made.

PRINCETON, N. J., May 11..Wlitho stnndlng ln polnts tled at IS antho last ovont, tho polu-vault, to l.docldud, Druy, of Yale, cleurecl tbo bunt 11 foot 3 Inchos, boatlng out Voi-.liof Princeton, nml wlnnlng tho unniiiiyale-Prlncoton track meet horo thiaftornoon for i'ulo by a scoro of 5polnts to 00. It wus tho most closolcontostod moot botwoon tho two eollogos ln yours. Threo tlmes diirin,tho afternoon tho scoro was tlotl,

Stirprlsos woro many, oonslduring thslow track, which had nol. hardetioaftor tho raln of last nlght, Princotonlana woro strong on tbo track, buwoak In tho Hold ovonts,Tboy won Ilrst plneo In all tbo run

nlng ovonts with tlm oxcoptlon of th.110-yurd aud half-inlle, whllo Yalo waIlrst ln all thn llohl contost..Tbo bost tlmo was mildo ln tho quar

tor-inllo run, whleh was run by Cohplun, of _nlo, ln 50 2-5 soconds, Klaeliof Prlncoton, won both tho mllo nntwo-mllo ovonts wltb great easo. ltulon-MUler took tbo 100-yard dush foI'rlncoton and thon wont Into tbo 220yard hurdlos and won Ilrst placo evoagainst Prlncoton's ¦votoran ArinstroiuIt was tbo first htirdlo ritco RulonMlller hns over run. E. lt. PursomYalo's record-holder ln tho half-vnlltwon that ovont wlth easo.

HIS FIRST GAMERoanoke Makes Four in

First and Threein Ninth.

LOCALS CAN GETONLY THREE HITS

VL'iitots Sccnre One Two-Baggeraiul Fiv'e Singlcs at Oppor-

tunc Times.McMahonMakes a Prctty

Catch atShort.

V!RGINIA_LEAGUEVesterilny's Hcnults.

Roanoko, 7; Richmond, 0.Danvlllo, 4; Norfolk, 3.Portsmouth, (i; Lynchburg, 1.

No GiintcN To-dny.

Clitm STAN'DINGS.Clubs. Won. Lost. P.C.

Dnnvillo .12 5 .706Richmond ._11 fi .647Lynchburg . 9 7 .562Roanoko . 9 9 .500Portsmouth . 7 11 .389Norfolk ...., 2 12 .143

MIko Cassldy, ono of tho malnBtaysof tho Richmond pltching staff, losthls flrst gamo for Richmond yesterdayafternoon, whon the Lawmakcrs wore

dofoated by the score of 7 to 0. Roan¬oko mado four runs ln tho flrst innln'sand throo in tho nlnth. Richmondnevor got to third. and tho vlsitorswero nevor in dangor of being scorcdagainst. Morrlsoy dld tho twlrllng fortho Highlnnders, and this roprosentahls thlrd vlctory out. ot three gara?sthat ho has pltched for Roanoko. La'ptyear he was wlth tho Chicago Nationliisfor a tlme, and ho won for them fourgames out of the elght he pltched.Ho ls a fast man, a good flcldor, anda good hlttor, gettlng two hlts out offour tlmes up ln yosterday'p gamo.Thls ls the flrst gamo that Cassldy

over lost for Richmond. Last year hopltched tn soven game'a, and won themall. Thls season ho has worlced infour, and yesterday ho loFt hls _n_t,which shows up prctty '.woll for tj^oyoung pltchor.Richmond scorod only throo hlts

ngalnst Morrlsoy yosterday, nnd tw.oof thom wore mado by Klrkpatrick outof two times up, which glves hlm a

batting averago for tho game of 1,000.Cowan made tbe other hit, knocking'Itovor lirst baso, which thls season hasseemed the favorite placo for thowoaker hittors of tho team.

Coopor, Ronnoke's catchor, played-jastar game, gettlng two hlts and a run.

Morrlsoy also got two hlts. In tho s<5j|-ond Innlng Coto, flrst-bascman, mad&Viaprotty play, whon he threw the ball t'oMorrlsoy, nfter falllpg down, and putO'Noil out nt flrst. McMahon, at short,mado a protty ono-hand catch ln thoflfth Innlng, whon ho reached up ai^dstoppeil what seemed to bo a hlt hyShaffor, Tho ball wont hlgh oveishortstop, but McMahon ran ovor, andJumpfng. brought It down wlth onohand, rooelvlng the plnudlts of thocrowd for hls good work.Roanoko mndo four runs ln tho flaSltV

innlng, Lohr, the flrst man up, gobj^atwo-baggor, and Batoman, second manup, went to flrst on O'Noil's orror, Lohrgoing to thlrd. Clayton wns out on :a.high lly to Tltrnan, and Lohr scoro,d.on tho out. Batoman scorcd on Hln-ton's error. Reynolds was hit by -vnpltched ball, and stolo second; andCooloy went to tlrst on IClrkpatrickjserror. Klrkpatrick throw tho bajlwild, Shaffor mlssod lt, and lt rolleriall tho way to tho fenco, both menscorlng.Thero wns no moro scorlng until tho

nlnth Innlng. Cooloy was walkcd. Mc¬Mahon attornptod a saertflco, but sotIo flrst on Cnssldy's fumble of thohunt, Cooloy going to second. Cotesacrlflcod, and tho flrst two runnurscamo ln on Coopor'a slngle. Cooporhimself stolo socond, was advnncod tothlrd on Morrlsey's slngle, and crossedtho plato when th,> latter stolo socond.Lohr and Batoman, thu next two monup, illod out to O'Noil. The scoro:

Itleliniond,Plnyers. A.B. R. II. O. A. E.

Tltnian, rf. 3 o o l o oReevo, ss. 4 0 0 1 C 0Cowan, lf. 4 0 1 0 0 0Wallaco, cf. 4 o o 2 1 0Klrkpatrick, 3b. 2 d '.'13 1O'Noil, 2b. 3 0 0 3 3 1Shaffor, lb....... 3 o o n 0 0Ulntoii, <.. 3 0 0 0 l 1Cassldy, p. 3 0 0 0 3 1

Totals .211 0 3 27 lfi 4K.iiUH.U.-.

Players, A.B. R. u. o. a. E.Lohr, el'. r. 1 l 1 0 0Batoman, '-'i>. I 1 0 2 3 0Cluyton, 3b. 3 0 0 2 2 0Roynolds, lf.. .'! 1 0 2 0 0Cooloy, rf. 3 2 n 1 i oMcMuhon; ss. ... 3 1 0 3 3 0Coto, llt. 3 0 l 10 l 0Coopor, o. 4 1 2 2 0 oMorrlsoy, p. t 0 2 l t 0

Totals.32 7 tl 27 11 0Scoro by Innlngs: R.

Richmond. o n o o n o o o 0.oRoanoko . I 0 n ti 0 n 0 0 3.7Summary: Two-base hlts.Lohr^to-

lon btiHos.Batoman, Reynolds, Coopor(21, Morrlsoy, Bases on balls.oiy Cns-sltly, 2; off .Morrlsoy, 2. lltt by pltchedballs.by Cnssltty (Roynolds). Struckout.by Cassldy, t'.; by Morrlsoy, 3,lMssod balla.llinton, 1. Tlmo of game,1:35. lTnipIro, Lally. Attondanco, S.3G1.

DANVILLE WINSAND TAKES LEAD

rSpoclal to Tho Times-DlspHtch.]DANVtLt.W. VA., May 11..Tho

bun.'hlngof hlts by Danvlllo, couplodwlth orrors by tlio vlsitors at crlUcjjJstages, wns rosponslble for the defoatof Norfolk thls afternoon by 1 to 3.