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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-18

Results Of the Running Contests at the
Several Tracks Yesterday.

DEROIT. MICH. Aug. 1.-THE layers
OF odds were hit hard to-day. three favor
ties and two second choices winning ~
Crosse Point TOots beat out the FAVOR
ite in Tho first race by a nose. The
finish between AdOwa and Lady Callahan
tu the fourth race was also nose and
nose affair. Summaries 100 %,
First race-on Q mile shoots C'v Il.
Charles . 10 - first, with ney de! Mar
second and Woolsey third. Time .tafa
second receive furlongs.-5ohn Carr
DOS. Coa1y, 10 u first Win Caonaie
second and Thompson third. Time. uo,..
Third race-mile and a sixteenth Ross
more (99. T. Charles, > 10 % ntSS W.
The Bachelor second ana Ohdrvue '"''"'
Fonrth receive furlongs.-Adowa ITO.
Perkins : 10 y first. with Lady Callahan
seconl and Sankara third. Time. l.Vo.
NlO. Thorpe even) first. with countess
Irma second and Glangourc thiru' i'"e'
l:3in hote
Lawyer O5G. Hamilton. q to 1 Tts'. ~,ra'
Vicar OF Wakefield second and Iuscdro'a
~ JOCKEY JOHNSON INJURED.
MILWAUKEE. WIS, Aug. li-Jo9,Ekey
Charles Johnson, who was riu,ns L.
c9lee in the hurdle r n1on and mad his
collar-hone broken. But two declded iu'-
orites won. Summaries ,,.,.,.. r..
First raoe-hve turlongsamo"nai.e, f.V G,h
stachelburs second and Devoir third.
Time. .02 IA. -, v-oo,.
second race-six furlongs.-lrene Woous
second and Hazelhatch third Time.
Third race-hurdle. mile and an eighth
Zaldivar (il7, Royce. to ID nrst' Win
rambio second and Ashland thiru. l'me'
2N6.
Fourth racs-cx furimyS.-Campaaia
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%. Hicks. 3 to u first. with Clara Bauer
second and Helen Wren third. Iime'
1:1J l-2. ,o
Fifth observation-disclosures Home OH,
Dunn, 10 y FIRST; win r, Lau'a "a J 10
Sixth race-six Acknowledging c~,
Magnuson, o to u first. with samson
second and Roy Lochiel third l'me'
GOOD RACING AT CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. o.. Aug. 17.-while to-
days card had but few nrst-class entries.
tho racing was good and the finishes
rlose. There was n heavy plunge on
FIRST Deal in the third. and ne won hanli
". Attendance good; weather pleasant;
track fast. Summaries: 49,
First race-six furlongs.-Morf1 OOI. r.
Russell. 10 u first, with Coffee Pot sec
ond and Kennie Thatcher third. Time
1916 II
Second race-fve furlongs. -Kenosha
GOj. A. Isom, 7 to q first. with Spring
day second and Belle of Niles third.
Time. 1903 1-2
Third race-mile.-First Deal C93, Shan
non, Z to 81 first, with Sir Dilke second
aud Wang third. Time 40 Ia.
Fourth race four and a half furlongs.--
Mirnie Murphy u02. SherriD, TO y FIRST.
with Matte Lee second and j. Walter
third Time, SO.
Firth race-seven furlongs.
III 100. Pritton, u to - first. with Trixie
Time. / 20.
ST. LOUIS. MO. Aug. 1.-THE book
makers Lad all the best of 1t to-day, sec
ond choices and outsiders dividing the
races equally. Summaries.
First race-six furlongs.-Aunt Susie
0l7, J. Nc Dorald, I TO y first, with
Roundelay second and Oak Forest third.
Time. III.
Second race-fve furlongs.-Harry Floyd
C2. Reidy. 20 to - first. with Brother
Fred second and Miss Miles third. Time,
1:07h.
THIRD race-six furlongs-Lady Britain
mic 90. g Slaughter. TO - first, with
George +. Smith second and Revenue
third Time 10.
Fourth race-siX furlongs-Highland
COZ. &. Slaughter, 10 u first, with Bat
tledore second and Hillsboro third Time
i:lSM
Fifth race-one mile.-Harolsiine GO2,
Garner. 4 TO - first, with Springtime sec
ond and Devault third Time. 1897.
Sixth race-five misunderstanding C9T
G. Slaughter s to - first, with Horse.
shoe Tobacco second and Colonel Wheeler
third. Time 1:O6
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GOOCHLAND DEMOCRATS.
Delegates Instructed to Vote for Colonel
farewell Elicit.

GOOCHLAND c. H.. VA. Aug IL
Specialize County Court met in rcgu-
lar session to-day. but the business was
brief and the courtroom at an early
hour was given over 10 the Democratic
mass-meeting TO elect delegates 10 tho
Third District Convention In Richmond
September I'd. c. II. Monteiro county
chairman, called the meeting 10 order.
and Mr.. Leake was made chairman and
Hon. T.. NJ Parrish. secretary.
Colonel Elicit and Captain John Lamb.
the two candidates for the nomination.
were present. and thov were invited 10
address the convention. which they
in speeches thirty inmates long. setting
forth their respective claims ana POSI-
tons.
Judge G. L. Leake then presented 10 the
convention the following list OF delegates.
and they were unanimously elected.
William r. ST. Clair. William Massie.
Jr., William NJ. Crouch. Richard Harris.
r. d. James. c. l. Leake. l. VI Pitts.
i r. Cowherd. and James VI. Trice. Al
ternates-W :. Saunders. y. u. Duval.
a. G. Henley, r. A. Siddons, y. 5. john
son, ". B w Brooking. ". W. Chlds.
J. W. Randolph and r.. ~. Trice.
Resolutions were adopted endorsing Col.
onel Tazewell Elicit for the nomination
for Congress and ratifying the action OK
the Chicago Convention.
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Captain Gosien's Fatal Fall From Stree
Car-His Successor.

WINSTON, N. c.. Aug. i7.-speclal.-
Captain J. W. Goshen. editor OF tho
Union Republican. organ OF the Repub-
lican party in North Carolina. met with
a sad and fatal accident In step
ping from a street-car in front Of his
home in Salem, yesterday afternoon.
He stepped from the car backwards.
causing him TO fall his head striking a
stone with great force, and producing
conclusion Of the brain. He lived only
two hours after the accident.
Captain GOslen was a gallant soldier
during the late war, and before its close
was promoted from private 10 captain.
He took charge Of the Union Republican
in 1872. Two years ago he organized
stock company. he being elected presl-
dent and managing editor.
To-day the directors metsand elected
one of their number W. J. Ellis. to
succeed the deceased president and editor.
Captain Goshen was hfty-six years old.
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A Young Lady Goes to Corea n Missionary
Deacons Ordained.

ROANOKE VA. Aug. h.-Special.-
A burglar entered the residence OF Pro-
fessor c. +. Eckerie. on Patterson ave-
nue.. Saturday night. through a window
on the second story. but was frightened
off by Il sister Of the Professor who
saw him. and gave the alarm. lie sue
ceeded. however, in carrying of lot Of
slverware.
Miss 5. Lula Rihble, public school,
teacer of this city. left this afternoon
for Seoul. Corea, where she goes as a
missionary for the Northern Presby-
terrain Church.
The following deacons were ordained
and installed at the First Presbyterian
church last night Rev. Dr.. Vaughan
preaching the ordination sermon: d. X.
Ammen, W T. Heath. w. 5. WEIGH.
Charles Il. Strother and DR.. =. S. Guer-
rant. 4.ifrs
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CLERGYMAN,S NOVEL CLAIM.
Not Only Wants $500 Due on Salary, but
Demands s2O, 900 Payment for Overtime.

rne Rev. Montgomery Hunt Throop,
rector OF st. Matthew's Episcopal church.
IN Sussex street. jersey city. has begun
action in the Supreme Court OF New Jer-
seq against his yestrymen Tor 500 due on
MS salary.
rms surprised the ,yessrymen, but
wnen they read bill OF claims against
the diocese for 5000 for overtime dur
the three years the Rev. Mr. Throop has
been rector tney were dumfounded.
Inc papers IN The suit against the yes
trymen were served on Saturday.
on william r. Crocheran. OF No.
rs wayne street. Jersey city. The case
VIII come before Judge Lippincott next
thursday. MIR. Crocheran says a bill for
overwork by minister is unprecedented.
lt is believed the Rev Mr. Throop con-
templates SUIT against che diocese.
ana consequently against the bishop. for
pay for the overv ork II the bill Is not
allowed.-New York Herald.
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ORIOLES TAKE THE LEAD
BY WINNING norm GAMES FROM
PHILADELPHIA.
Pirates and Spiders Break Even-Besn-
Eaters win In an Excellent Game.
Giants Easy Victory.
PHILADELPHIA. PA. Aug. r.-Phil

PHILADELPHIA, PA. Aug. T.-Phil-
adelphia lost both games to Baltimore to-
day and the second by the poorest Kind
of baIl-pIaying in the eighth inning, when
the Champions rolled up eight runs. In
the first game with two mon out, and
two on bases. Keller sent fly 20 short
centre. which cohd have been taken
either by Hulen or Cooley. but which
dropped safely between them. In the
ninth inning. Of the second game. with
the score at Is TO "A In favor OF the Phil
adelphians and Pond and Kelly on thru
and second respectively. almost repeated
the play. Keller sent another ny To
short centre which Hulen muffed and
pond and Kelly came home to the dis
gust OF the 1890 spectators.
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xo,es If the National Game.

-, g. ragged at short but ne
can handle the stick . ,,,,-
Nc has resigned his position rs u"
dr. This was a good move on MS l'"''
!, Is not known as yet VINO su'0''''
him. -. ,,.i,h ne long
49,, no is easily king Of Virginia League
.,mpires. Give us another Ike MN.
II Rover will place Kelly at short Ioit
IN the point. Rothermel at frst' ana sc.
another pitcher to assist Person no VIII
strengthen his team considerably.
Kelly Is needed in the inheld TO en-
courage the PLAYERS with his chin music.
That is one Of Bertc's strong points.
eve will win the pennant this year by
n larger margin Of points over the second
club than was shown in the result OF
last years race. would like TO see
Buck 1wing's team finish next TO us,
saws Ned Tanlon.
III YOU hit that ball. I will fix II with
n cigarette firm 30 name brand OF
cigarettes after you shouted Hsine
pcliz to Eddie Burke recently. Such a
threat was too much for Eddie. and he
struck out in self-dcfcnce.
Stocksdale dropped out OF the league
Saturday The big follow wanted more
thought he was worth. and because the
raise was not forthcoming. he shook The
dust OF West-End Park of his clothes,
and will recuperate at his home In Mary
land near the national capital
Roger Conner Is laying wires 10 get
franchise next season in one of the minor
leagues.
Eight Of the Baltimore players have
batting average of over $50. Jennings
leads with al.
Catcher Eddie Boyle. OF Pit'sburg. has
weak ankles. and will not try TO play
aFsin this season.
Ely. Of Pittsburg. has made twenty
two sacrifice hits this year. lie holds
the record IN this respect.
Washington Is Jack SWEETS Jonah
The Senators have won three games OF
Happy Jack this season.
Pat Dugdale last 81 90 in Peoria and has
made up his mind that managing IS a
had business.
joe Werrick Is playing now with the
Portsmouth Club. In the Virginia League
ana playing good bal -Intcr-Ocean.
IT'S said that kid" Gleason Is the
or,y New York player who Is now
morally afraid Of Freedman.
Tom Tucker has failed to make safe
hit In only two Of the last seventeen
games the Bostons have played.
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ferry WONDERFUL TdLE.
Fall of a stupendous Meteor That Hai
Added Another Mountain to the Globe.

Added Another Mountain to the Globe.
Somebody sent this dispatch from Tue
son. Arizona. last night: "Dr. p. NJ.
smith. or nagerstown. Md, and party
VI lllnnns .4.o4., nhc maze jus. roe-l iied
IRON the IIpsey mines, report inc la4i
VI AN immense meteor, wnlcn struck the
desert about two miles north OF Han
itancn ant about the same distance south
or the kipsey mines. 1t fell on Sunday
ngnt. the 9TH instant about . o'clock.
Members Of tho party who were camp
ed al HANS say the conclusion was
terrible. Cupboards were upset. dishes
were thrown down. and the houses trem-
pied. Inc noise was like that OF many
cannon nred simultaneously. The air for
miles around was filled with sulphur0us
gas. ana the meteor came down red and
smoking. u covers about two acres Of
ground. appearing 20 he imbedded hun
ureds or feet IN the EARTH and now
forms great mountain in the desert
herders hut and corral were in the
meteor's pain. 1ne ,erder his wife, and
three children. all Mexicans. together
with about 200 sheep. went down under
the mighty mass. Major Thomas Hays.
or Louisville. ny, says:
1t was the most brilliant. grand. and
awe-inspiring sight I ever witnessed
said the major. II Is simply beyond the
power or tongue or pen 10 accurately
describe II. The heat from the meteor
Is so intense tnat II Will he several days
nerore the mound can be examined close
~
"A large party left here last evening
10 view the wonder and 10 get further
particulars. II is rnout sixty miles north
or tucson and about rorty miles from
clone"
\ later dispatch said that nobody was
able 10 tell whether there was any such
person as I'r. =. NJ. smitn.-New YORK
sun.
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DEATHS.

wOOLDRIDGE.-Died' Sunday August
brief Illness. MAMIE LOUISE NEE
Holdsworth). beloved wife OF Joseph l..
Woodbridge
Funeral TO-DAY Tuesday) at +. NJ.
from St. Johns church.
Interment at lakewood.
CARMICHAEL.-Died. August IL. 1894
. l.. NJ. at the residence OF her hus.
band. Or. =. ". Carmichael. In Fred :
erisksburg. Va. FANNY TUCKER CAR.
MICHAEL. In the sixty-second year OF
her age.
BLILEY.-Died August 18th, at 8 O'Clock
p. NJ. MARY j., infant daughter OF
George and Teresa Bliley.
The funeral will take place from 81,
Mary's German Catholic church THIS
(Tuesday) AFTERNOON as & oclock,
Frisnds and aeauAinnncas iavltsA .
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Obstruct,on on the Trnrk.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. Aug. Especial.
Tho passenger train on the Manassas
road, on Us way 10 this city this morn
ing. struck n cedar post. which was lying
across the track this side Of Wellington.
hut no damage resulted. as the obstacle
was Knocked from the track by the
pilot or the engine.
II is believed by some that the OBJ
structlon was placed ecross the track
with the intention OF throwing the train
from the rails. The matter will be In
vesugated by tho railway company.
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STAFFORD REPUBLICINS.
They Elect Delegates TO the Cuipeper Con-
xention and Endorse MuCauI.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Aug. H.
special.-The Republicans of Stafford
county have elected the following dele
ca,es and alternates 10 the Republican
congressional Convention. of the Eighth
district to be he'd at Culpeper August
10Th
Delegates II. Helm. James p.
Simpson, II. W. Edwards, NJ. V. Lowry
-. W. Coakley. II. G.. Chesley Ham
Toles. =. II. Johnson.
Delegate at Larger. i. Flatford.
Alternately. Il. Combs. Lee Wallace.
George Kenny. Thomas Jackson.
The following County Committee was
also elected: II. w. Edwards. X. A
Johnson. +. a. Hill X. h. Combs.
Colonel u. II. McCaull. of Culpeper.
was endorsed for Congress. and Mr.. r.
L. Fatford. of stafford. for district
elcctor.
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THE 11MEs-RICHMOND VA. TUESDAY, AUGUST Is. 1879.

summa-y Earned runs-flttspure' o.
Cleveland, l. Base on errors-Pittsburg,
/: Cleveland. 2. Left on bases-Pittsburg,
.: Cleveland. 4 Base on balls-Young. l.
struck out-KIIIen. /; Young, g. Three
base nfi-Sueden Two-base 1its-Dono-
van. smith. chiIds. Blake stolen bases
Donovan. Young. Double play-Padden
and Davis. Umpire. 1-ally. Tim7 or same'
two hours and twenty minutes
NEW YORK, 10. WASHINGTON "
NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-THE New forks
hit German almost at Will To-Day anu
made runs until they were tlred' Inc
game was long drawn out and tiresoihe'
while the crowd was below the average
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Two Negroes Fight on Account Of a
Woman.

Another cutting scrape-the second In
two days-occIrrei last night in Peniten-
tiarv Bottom. William Moseley and
William Tinsley. both colored. were pay
inp, attention 10 the same woman. and.
IN consequence. a split OF intense hatred
arose hatween them. This eliminated
last night in blows. FINALLY Moseley. who
was getting the worst . 10, drew h'
rocket knife and cut Tinsley IN the neck
INJECTING a severe wound.
The police were quickly notified OF the
occurrence. and Tinsley was at once
taken 10 tho Third station. where ms
wounds were dressed by Dr. Labenburs'
after which he was able 70 go 70 ~ ,oii,,,
Meanwhile Officers Sale and McMuAen
went out on a skirmish and soon re-
turned. bringing in Moseey. who was
securely locked up az the station-hOuse'
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An Expedition Said to Have Landed.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. II .-Informa-
ton was received here to-day by tno
nedition. consisting OF seventy-fve men
and large quantity OF war munitions
was landed In Cuba on last THURSDAY
The expedition was originally sent ON
from this country and went s a0a,ns So Was
made. A number OF Americans. inclydins
several PLilndeiphiaus ere ssid 70 hAss
been In the party.
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PORTSMOUTH. @. HdMPTON. 8.
4 Case Where Good Luck Was Worth as
Much as Good PLAY.

NORFOLK. VA, Aug. T.-Special.-
Good luck enabled Portsmouth to win
the first game Of the series with Hamp-
ton. although the latter really played
equally as good and indeed faster ball.
both at the bat and between the bases.
Hampton changed their battery after
the first inning when both Of them
Netter and Persons. had let in three un-
earned runs. Morrissey and Toft re-
placed them and did well MorrisseY
proving himself clever and effective
pitcher. His opponent. Brandt, was hit
hard. Attendance about 200.
The following is the score in detail:
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Totals. ..............- ~
BAITIMORE

Summary: Earned runs-BaltlinoIe' l.
Base by errors philadelphia !: ba'',-
more. !. Left on bases Philadeipula ~
baltimore. /. Base on balis-Honer' .
Orth. 2. Struck out-Orth, j. honer, l.
hree-base hits-Orth. stolen bases
Delehanty. Jennings. Brodie' Dounle
plays-Thompson and la Joie kel'z, - II
n,nss and Doyle. Umpire. hurst lIne'
one hour and nfty-hve minutes
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HAMPTON,

Summary: Earned runs-Hampton, 4.
Two-base Hallman. Leach. Three
base hits-Bradley. McGann. Leach. Rel
man. Left on bases-Portsmouth. =:
Hampton, O. lStolqn baseS-Iargrovel
Katz. 2. Stephenson. Mailman, Rother-
mel. .: Mccain. Leach. Rollins Double
plays-Hall, Gochnauer and Reiman.
Bradley and loft. Base on balls
Brandt. 3. off Person. 2 off Morrissey, J.
Hit by pitcher-Hargpve Reiman. >
Struck out by Brandt 4, 10y Morrissey.
/. Wild pitches-Person. Time OF game.
two hours Umpire. Quarles.
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uenfb of Mrs Harrison

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, Aug. Il
Special. The remains OF Mrs Ellen
wales Harrison, who died In Baltimore
Saturday. were brought here this after
noon and inferred az Monticello.
4 large concourse OF friends followed
her remains 10 their last resting place. In
the family burying ground. near Jef-
ferson's tomb.
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Rig Reduction in Insurance.

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. T.-The New
Orleans Board OF Underwriters have giveA
notice OF reduction OF - peg cent IN
rates OF insurance upon an shipments OK
river TO or from this port ms Is inc
ers, reduction in rates made In about
twenty years.
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CLEVELAND.

summary Earned runs-Pittsburg, l,
Cleveland, 4. Base on errors-t1ttsbuis
/; Cleveland. 1. Lett on baseS-PittsbLrs
3: Cleveland. s. Base OH balls-Hawiey. 2;
Cuppy. 2. Struck out-Hawley. D; Cuppy,
z. Home run-Lyons. Three-base hits
sugden. Burkett, Tebeau. Sacrifice hits
Donovan. faddin. McAleer. and Childs.
via pitch-Hawley. Umpire. LAZY. Time
or game, two hours and twenty minutes.
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Total go. .... ...4S 7
NORFOLK.

Summary: Earned runs-Lynchburg' A.
Norfolk. 4. Two-base hits-Leahy. ,;
Fear. Cleve, a. Mcfarland, Gilroy, Fields.
.rnree-base hits-Groves. Home run-Arm-
strong. stolen bascs-Leahy, Little. Fear.
Grove Double play-Turner to Nicklin.
Base on bals-By Pfanmiller. ?. Hit by
pitched ball-Armstrong Struck out-By
Mcfarland. 3; by Pfanmiler. 2. Passed
paIl-rear. ]. Time OF game. one hour and
forty-fye minutes. Umpire. Nowin
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MARRIAGE.

y-ROTHERY-SHA Married at
~ ,hs residence OF the brides mother.
..c,,n,, Rank" Hot Springs y. c., June
o. 1896 GERTRUDE NJ. ROrHERY-
SHAW. daughter OF Mrs. Frances II.
ROTHERY-SHAW' to JOHN ID. KEEL
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ROANOKE.

summary: Earned uns--hicili'oI Iorne
Two base hits-Sholta l2). Mari ~ 90,
r,,n-Foster. stolen bases Ia.''
Mar ~. Pender. Tannehil' Shol'a' -, n,''.,
V,ox. Base on balls-On Iulse' = TIM
out-By Pulse 1; by kimoly j. " T,,ne of
hnl. 5. Passed bali-hyn0n ,i,rte@ I'm.
game one hour ana io'S ''''''
t. Mcnamara.
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Games Scheduled for To-Day.

Baltimore al Philadelphia.
Brooklyn az Boston.
Washington at New York.
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The Flew NH InninE.
LYNCHBURG. VA. Aug. l7.-Special.
Lynchbury and Norfolk played a game
this evening which the umpire called in
the eleventh inning while Norfilk had a
man on ehird base. and no man out.
The garne went back 10 the tenth in
ming ana the score was oven. seven runs
sa0h.
~ u end Of the oanth tnptng the UNI
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BOSTON. Aug. r.-Sulivan won his
own game today bv his excellent pitching
and superior batting. The game was
well fought and the Brooklyns had a
fine chance In the last. A wonderful
running catch was made by Mccarthy
and Shoch cut of several runs. Ber-
gen. Hamilton. and Collins excelled for
the Bostons. Attendance, LIS.
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Washington 600. O501O2l 90 II 4
Summary: Earned runs-New loIk' -
Washington, 8. Two-base hits-llerhah'
Joyce. Gettig. Lush. Brown German
Three-base hits Van Ialtreh' home
rms-Beckley. Joyce. Stolen haseS-
Gleason. Connauehton. wilson Demoht'
Bases on errors New York :, Nashlhs-
ton. 2. Bases on hals-Getug' T. Ter
man. 6. Left on hases-New YORK. y
Washington. G. Time Of game TWO
hours and twenty-five minutes. I'M
r.lra Gam han
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Games Scheduled for To-Day.

Richmond at Roanoke.
Norfolk at Lynchburg.
Hampton ut Portsmouth.
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'n-,Ig,t, vi >. 6; CLEVELAND, 6, 3.

rlrlSBUhG. "a Hisus' - '''7
n,,rg and Cleveland Played ,"o games 10
oav shutting even. Cleveland Won the
- rams IN the tenth INNING ha"iey
,,,,,,sen,ne. anu being hit all over the
90 ~ WAS the star neldins game OF
inc year on botn sides. McAieer carry
INC on inc honors of trapping nyihs
n1coie neld and completing d double play
with Cnllds.
young vas Ineffective In TWO lhuihsS
of tho second game. l1ttSDurs Dui'o''
mg eight of their ten MIS- III INC "''
and NTH innings and scoring SIX lui'
Nlilen was very steady. except III the
eighth inning. Lally made his hist ap-
pearance here, ana umpired we'll Attend
ance. 6.2Oc.
inc score:
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Totals.
BALTIMORE.
Totals. ........'.'''' ~

summary. Earned runs-Philadelphla'
-, pai,,more S. Base by errors-Phila-
do,ihta 2. baltimore, 4. Left on bases
I phnnadelnbia. s: Baltimore. IS. Base on
ha 'ii,,' NC;umbert. 4: Pond /. Struck ou'
"Gnmbert. 1: Pond 8. Home runs-De-
,.bantv ., Thompson. Three~base hits-
Doishanty. Grady. Robinson. H ct.d by
,,t,cser-Gumbert, 2 Passed balls-Grsdy
Time me Of game. two hours and twenty-five
minutes.
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HUSTLERS WIN EASILY.
rHEY FEEL THs MoUNTATNEERS
PULSE AND KNOCK MN OFT
Tannehiii In Fine Form and ffched
so,e,Jid Game-Roanoke shut Out
Untii the seventh.

Games won and lost by each CLUB 10
each other club: