Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 218, 24 July 1914 — Page 7

IE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1914

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MM M BM-M BASEBALL, GOLF, TENNIS, AQUATICS, BOXING I

S, A. L. TEAMS GET

STRONGER PLAYERS Season's Advance Sees Players Working Hard to Land

First Place.

SATURDAY'S GAMES. A. S. M. vs. McGuires, Athletic park. 2 o'clock. Eaathaven vs. Wayne Works, Easthaven park, 2 o'clock. Robinsons vs. Natcos, Playgrounds, 2 o'clock. Panhandles vs. Ad-Hills, Natco park, 2 o'c!6ck.

A number of shifts and changes will be made in the lineups of the eight S. A. L. teams in the games Saturday which , promise to make all of the games faster. The poorer players are gradually being eliminated and new players who show ability are being placed on the lineups. The teams are becoming better balanced each week and the interest is growing continually. The Natco team has been reinforced with several new players who are experienced and it is believed, their losing streak will be broken tomorrow wth victory. None of the teams are out of the running, since only five games have been played to date and no team has more than a one game lead on another. Enthusiasm is rampant at McGuires and last Saturday a large number of "rooters" were present to witness the game, : This team is now leading the league. The game.1 tomorrow between the McGuires and the A.. S. M. promises ti be a fast affair. Taggart,-who pitched for the all-star team against Muncie last Sunday, is pitching for the A. S. M.'s and is putting up a fast article of bail.

DEFEAT JOSE POLY Fairview Boys Win 3 to 2 Game. The Fairview boys' team defeated the Rose Poly team at Fairview ball park yesterday afternoon by the score of 3 to 2. Charles Kanerie, centerfielder for the Fairview boys, knocked a home-run. The team is looking for a game with any team in the city for next Tuesday afternoon. Call the manager at Phone 3053. Lineup of yesterday's game: Fairview Rose Poly Carter.c Hodap, c Bell, lb - - Chant, lb Hensler, 2b Sinex, 2b Davis, 3b Porter, 3b Yeager, bs Newman ss Cockrill, If Sauers, If F. Davis, rf Lee, rf Long, P Reynolds, p Eubank, p Easter, p Kaaerie.cf Lehman, cf

HOW THEY RANK

National League. Won. Lost. Pet New York 50 32 .610 Chicago 50 37 .515 St. Louis 49 40 .551

Boston 40 44 .476

Cincinnati 39 47 .453

rniiadelphia 37 45 .451 Pittsburg 36 46 .439 Brooklyn 35 45 .437 American League. Won. Lost. Pet Philadelphia 53 32 .624 Boston , 48 40 .646 Washington 46 40 .535 Detroit 47 42 .528 St. Louis 44 42V.612 Chicago 44 43 506 New York ............ 35 48 .422 Cleveland 28 58 .326

American Association. . Won. Lost Louisville r 54 43 Milwaukee 51 43 Cleveland 52 44 Kansas City . , 50 48 Indianapolis . 50 48

"Columbus 47 47

Minneapolis 45 49 St. Paul , 34 61 ,' " ' Federal League. Won. Lost. Chicago 50 35 - Indianapolis 45 36 T Baltimore 46 37 '; Brooklyn 42 36 Buffalo 40 39 Kansas City 37 48 St. Louis 36 51 Pittsburg 33 47

Pet. .557 .543 .542 .510 .510 .500 .479 .358

Pet .588 .556 .554 .538 .506 .435 .414 .412

YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. National League. New York, 13; Cincinnati, 4. Chicago, 15; Philadelphia, 8. St. Louis, 4; Brooklyn, 2. Boston, 2; Pittsburg, 0. American League. Detroit, 1; New York, 1. (8 innings; rain.) Philadelphia, 9; Cleveland, 2. Washington, 5; Chicago, 3. St. Louis-Boston, (rain.) American- Association. Milwaukee, 12; Indianapolis, L Columbus, 6; Minneapolis, 2. Louisville, 7; Kansas City, 5. Cleveland, 5; St. Paul, 1. Federal League. Chicago, 5; Brooklyn. 1. Baltimore, 5; St. Louis, 4.

WITH THE MAJORS NATIONAL LEAGUE. At Chicago Philadelphia ................ 8 13 - 5 Chicago ......15 16 2 Batteries Rlxey, Matison, Baumgartner and Doolin, Burns; Cheney, Zabel, Hagermann and Hargrave. At PittsburgBoston 2 4 0 Pittsburg 0 5 ,2 Batteries Tyler and Whaling; Cooper and Kaffora, Coleman. At St. Louis Brooklyn .. 2 9 1 St. Louis 4 10 1 Batteries Schmutz, Ruelbach and Fischer; Perritt and Wingo. At Cincinnati New York 13 17 0 Cincinnati 4 11 5 Batteries Tesreau, Demaree and McLean; Tingling, Griffin and Van Klintz. lt ."

AMERICAN LEAGUE. At PhiladelphiaCleveland ....2 12 2 Philadelphia 9 13 1 Batteries Bowman and Carisch; Bender, Wyckoff and Schang. .-' At Washington Chicago . . . . . 3 9 1 Washington 5 9 2 Batteries Scott, Benz, Cicotte and Kuhn, Schalk; Boeling and Williams. At New York Detroit 1 9 1 New York 13 2 Batteries Dauss and Stanage; Keating and Sweney.

Pittsburg, 5; Indianapolis, 3. Kansas City-Buffalo, (rain.)

GAMES TODAY. National League. Philadelphia at Pittsburg. American Association. Columbus at Minneapolis. Cleveland at, St. Paul. Louisville at, Kansas City. Indianapolis at Milwaukee. Federal League. Kansas City at Buffalo. Chicago at Brooklyn. Indianapolis at Pittsburg. St. Louis at Baltimore.

SIGN LONG TO HURL CON NERSVILLE GAME

With Chick Long at the pivot position Sunday, Richmond is determined . to give Connersville some of their own medicine at Athletic park to even up the defeat administered the Quakers last Sunday at Connersville. ... " ' Word was received by the local club this morning from Manager Kenney, that Chick Long has been signed for the game Sunday and will again appear in a Richmond uniform. Long pitched for the team early in the season and made a wonderful showing. He has been on the reserve list of the , Three I league for the past three weeks but was released temporarily for the game Sunday. Kenny has been after him for several weeks and had -a. hard time getting him. Vordenburg will be on the bench. Although he pitched an excellent game against the Elmwoods a week ago Sunday, he weakened in the game with Connersville Sunday and Kenney is afraid to risk him again. Don Netter, another former player of the Richmond team, will appear in right field Sunday to take the place of McCann. McCann's slump in the last few weeks has necessitated a change in that position and local fans are satisfied with the choice of Netter, who has beon playing with the Maysvijle, Ky., team. Connersville is coming loaded up with determination to repeat the trick of last week. Keifell, catcher and field-manager of the Connersville Grays, has been in Cincinnati all week getting new players. It is expected that even a stronger bunch will face tne locals here than the team last Sunday. A special train will be run from Connersville, via Rushville, Sunday morning, and it is reported that more than 150 rooters will accompany the team here. Outside of Long and Netter, the Richmond team will line-up the same as last week, with Netter leading off. Long will take Vordsnburg's place in the batting order.

TALK OF WEATHER

PEEVES FAT

"I wish people would quit reminding me of the heat." grumbled one of the city's fat men as he mopped great beads of perspiration from his red brow -' ' "I wouldn's suffer half so much if other people would keep their mouths shut" he continued. "About the time I forget how hot it is, some well-meaning friend comes along and exclaims, 'Aren't you just smothering?' and right then I just break out with perspiration. "It's a peculiar and senseless custom we have of calling attention to the weather all the time, when there are thousands . of other things more interesting and a lot more comfort-

BECK TO ATTEND ST. PAUL MEETING

Postmaster Beck will attend the annual convention of "postmasters to be held at St. Paul August 18, 19 and 20. Leave of absence not exceeding fifteen days has been granted to Mr. Beck and ' other postmasters of the first and second classes in which to attend the three days' sessions and make the trip to and from the convention city. Being a new official Mr. Beck said he believed he would be able to learn many things regarding the service at such a convention that would be invaluable to him.

CROPS MAKE WORK.

CHICAGO, July 24. Local threshing machine companies are working overtime in an effort to supply the demand for machines resulting from tne bumper wheat crop in the central west.

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HOT WEATHER EVEN HALTS BOYS' GAMES

Hot weather has put a temporary crimp into the baseball games that school boys, off on their vacation, have been playing on the city's streets. Even the youngsters believe there is such a thing as rest, possible under a shade tree. During the heat of the day, few of them have energy enough to start a game. A suggestion to take a hike along the river bottom is more apropos and meets with general acceptance, but suggestion of a game, strange to ay, gets no approval. Wait till the sun is down, is the new slogan of the boys.

DERANGED BY HEAT WOMAN SEEKS DEATH

NEW CASTLE, Ind., July 24. Deranged by the intense heat, Mrs. Charles Cox, 48 year old, of Anderson, Ind., tried to throw herself in front of three trains. She was arrested and placed in a hospital.

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Thf- Fiahth l.nnm FnH Sale, nf this Ricr nenartment Store beean with a rush. Since the opening yesterday morning thousands of ea-

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ery sale was a real and genuine bargain. Those who waited for this ONE BIG SALE of the season were amply repaid in the quantity, qual

ity and low prices of the merchandise offered. It far exceeds any previous sale ever held in yalue-giving ot seasonaDie gooas. READ EVERY PRICE QUOTED BELOW AND COME TOMORROW. COME EVERY DAY.

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RICHMOND PEOPLE GOOD DRESSERS

Vry few cities in the United States Can show as many well-dressed people ss Richmond, a large pdr cent of them having their clothes made to order. Tbe man who goes to a tailor has many advantages he is able not only to choose from a very wide range of patterns, but to have his suit cut and fitted exactly to his individual requirements. We have city tailors who know how to put correct style into a Suit. You can try on the Coat in course of making. This gives you an opportunity to see how the garment looks before It is finished. You can tell a wearer of Emmons' Tailoring it is classy and up-to-date. We nake fine suits $15.00 to $30.00. This week Fall Goods are being received. Early buyers please take notice. Make your selection now. Corner Main and Ninth Strects.-

LADIES' 25c VESTS Loom End Sale Price 14 1

LADIES' $1.98 PARASOLS White Embroidered; Loom End Sale SI. 29

One Lot of Men's 50c DRESS SHIRTS Loom End Sale price Or 3 for $1.00.

ALL $1.00 STRAW HATS Loom End Sale price 50

One Lot Of CALICO REMNANTS in good size lengths; Loom End Sale

1 Each.

7c APRON GINGHAMS In staple and fancy checks. Loom End Sale Per Yard. 8c Unbleached MUSLIN Any Amount Wanted Price

Our Dry Goods is Always Low, But

28c A. C. A. Tick, yard wire, absolutely best feather-proof. Loom End Sale, per yard 13 One lot of 10c and 12c Dress Ginghams in plain and fancies; Loom End Sale price per yd. 3 Yard wide Percales in light And dark patterns and Toile de f?ord Dress Ginghams, worth 12V2c; Loom End Sale prfce, per yd. 7 50c Bed Sheets, full size and good quality; Loom End Sale price HHti 15c Pillow Cases, sizes, 36x42 inches; Loom End Sale price, each 9 Ilemnant of 12c Cheviots, Ginghams in lengths 2 to 10 yards; Loom End Sale price per yard 76 Hope Muslin, sold at 10c yard, any amount wanted; Loom End Sale price per yard 76 Best grade of Calico, all colors, worth 6c; Loom End Sale price per yard 46 (No limited amount) Hundreds of yards of American and Simpson's Calicos in loom ends; 2 to 12 yards, at per yard 36 See OUR 2c BARGAIN TABLE Remnants of all kinds; come, early to get your pick. Loom Ends of Lancaster Apron Ginghams, sold at 9c per yard;. Loom End price per yard...5

10c Cretons in Loom Ends, 1 to 10 yards, in good patterns; syle price, per yard ," 6c Cotton Challies, good selections of patterns; Ixiom End Sale price per yard J( 12V2c Lonsdale Muslin, best grade made; sale price, per yard ) All Taney Dress Ginghams in stock that sold for 12c; choice during gale, per yard All 12V2C Light Percales in stock. .."Loom End Salo price, yd. 10 Loom Ends of 12Yzc Crash, all size lengths; Sale price per yard . . ..U . . - . 12c Crash in Bleached and Unbleached, all linen; Loom End Sale, per yard $ 1214c quality in Bleached and Unbleached Crash; Loom End Sale, per yard 18c Extra Fine Linen Crash, 21 inches wide; Loom End Sale, per yard 126 15c Sateens, heavy quality, Loom End Sale, per yard .... 9 9-4 and 10-4 Bleached and Unbleached Sheeting, Pepperel brand, sold at 30c and 32c; Loom End Sale, per yard 25 15c and 18c Rippeletts in various colored stripes; Loom End Sale, per yard 12 35c Table Damask, 68 inches wide, Loom End Sale price, per yard 19

Now the Bottom Has 50c Mercerized Table Damask; Loom End Sale price, yd..JJl 89c Pure Table Linen, 72 inches wide, extra fine quality; Loom End Sale, per yard (9 Long Cloth, sold at 12Jc yard; 10 yards to bolt; Loom End Sale, per bolt 89 5c Huck Towels; salo price, each 3 Large size Huck Towels, sold at 10c; Loom End Sale price.. 12c Huck Towels, size 19x36 inches, all linen; Loom End price each 8 44-inch Silk Corded Ratines, in Blues, Tango and Tans; cold at $1.25 yard; to close during this sale, per yard 3D All 50c plain and brocaded Crepe de Chines and Silk Ratines. Loom End Sale, per yard 29 65c Dainty Figured Silk Foulards, 26 inches wide; Loom End Sale, per yard . . 39 $1.00 yard-wide Silk Foulards Loom End Sale price, yard (J9 30c Shantung Silks in most all colors; Loom End Sale, yd. 19 $1.00 Black Taffetas, yard wide; Loom End Sale, per yard.. 69 $1.50 yard-wide Black Moire Loom End Sale price, per yard $1.19 $1.25 Silk Poplins, 44 in. wide; Loom End Sale Price, yd 89

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107 OFF ON ALL WOOL DRESS MATERIALS DURING THIS SALE. 31-inch Windsor Plisses, sold at 25c a yard; Loom End Sale per yard 19 20c Mercerized Batistes and dainty figured Crepes; Loom End Sale, per yard 126 One lot of 18c Tissues in stripes and checks; Loom End Sale, per yard 126 15c Figured Crepes and Lawns; Loom End Sale, per yard 9 All 25c Plain Lawns in stock; Loom End Sale, per yard.. 19 All Cotton Poplins, sold at 25c per yard; during this sale at per yard 19 27-inch Dress Linen, sold for 15c; Loom End Sale, per yd 10 25c yard-wide Dress Linen, Loom End Sale, per yard..l9i Yard-wide 15c Gobelin's Silkoline Loom End Sale, per yd. . . 10 12V2c yard-wide Comfort Cretonne, Loom End Sale price per yard 10 12Vic Cretonnes, 27 inches wide; Loom End Sale price, yd . . 76 18c Table Oilcloth, extra Loom End Special, per yard 10 15c Plain and Colored Bordered Curtain Materials; Loom End Sale, per yard 9 25c lot of Curtain Materials in Scrims and Lace , Materials Loom End Sale prjee, yd 126

LADIES' SUMMER UNDERWEAR Now is the time to buy Ladies' Summer Underwear. It will well pay you to supply your future needs; all to go at a fraction of their real value.

LADIES' MUSLIN CORSET ; COVERS Trimmed with wide Embroidery 25c grade ; Loom End Sale .... 14

Ladies' Low Shoes Low Shoes in Tan, Black, (g -I AA any size and width. ..... tJ)-l-U

28c Seamless SHEETING 10x4 Width, all run in sheet lengths, Loom End Sale

Loom Ends of ' HOPE MUSLIN Sold at 10c Yard Sale Price Per Yard 7

All Boys' 75c Trousers; Loom End Sale price 63

All Boys' 50c Trousers; Loom End Sale price 43 MEN'S TROUSERS. $1 and $1.25 values; Loom End Sale price 87 $1.50 values; Loom End Sale price $1.33 ?2.00 values; Loom End Sale price $1.63 One lot of Men's 25c Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers; Loom End Sale price ; 19 All 25c Straw Hats; Loom End Sale price 15c; 2 for 25c All 50c Straw Hats; Loom End Sale price 2.1 All $1.50 Straw Hats. Loon End Salo price 75 All $2.00 Straw Hats; Loom End Sale price $1.00 Boys' 50c Wash Suits; Loom End Sale price -43 Boy's 75c Wash Suits; Loom End Sale price 63 Boys' $1.00 Wash Suits; Loom End Sale price 88 Boys' 50c Rompers; Loom End price 39 Boys' 25c Rompers; Loom End Sale price 19 All Men's 50c Shirts and Drawers; Loom End price 39 All Men's and Boys' 50 Bal. and Porosknit Union Suits; Loom End Sale price 43 All Men's $1 Union Suits; Loom End Sale price 88

50c CORSETS Q Extra heavy boning, heavy ooutiL U Loom End Sale 36 D

8 BARS LENOX SOAP Loom End Sa3 price

Lot of Cut Glass TUMBLERS Regular price BOc Loom End Sale price

20c Fancy Striped Madras Cloth Loom End Sale Price

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35c MADRAS CLOTH Yard Wide, Loom End Sale

12k Per Yard

A Few $22-50 Smith Axmlnstcr RUGS Size 9x12; to close, during sal at S14.98

9x12 MATTING M RUGS Q That cold for $4; Loom End price, Q $1.98 n

WOMEN'S $1.00 - HOUSE -DRESSES n Now 79 D One Lot of 25c

SILKS and VOILES Loom End Sale Price

9ci Per Yard