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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-01-29
SPEED COMFORT AND SAfsr,

SIMS TrnSuEr Ip cabin accommoa..
eRce y "a taS Electric lights ali a3
sanitary plumbing ventilation !,
ne express steamships NJ ~.
appointed to sail as follows ms ms line a
nan nan: central (s0th meridian Ytttom Says
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-05
HAurrON,s snOorING CAsE.
Largely \ tended Horse and Bicycle Races
IN York County,

HAMPTON. VA. August Especial
The 1dwards-Patrick shooting case, set
for this term Of the County Court. was
called this afternoon. This is one OF the
most exciting and interesting cases that
has come mp before the County Court
for a long time. and every inch Of space
I'm the large courtroom was taken. The
case will probably occupy two days. M
Patrick has almost entirely recovered
from his wound. and is able To- appear 90
court.
a large number Of people from IIamp-
ton and its surrounding counties attend
cd the bicycle and horse races at
Whecler's track. in York county yes
tcrday.
The first event was n bicycle race. one
mile. which was won hy Edward G.. Elan
of this city. I'm another race. of onc-half
mile, Mr.. Elan also WOO the champion
ship medal of the Peninsula.
I'm the horse races the first event was
a running race won by Lady Maud.
owned by John Russell Time @:ji.
The next most exciting event. was
.rotting race. which was won by Richard
B.. owned by &. J.. Leach. OF this city.
Lieutenant Lembure. Of Fort Monroe.
has given ont n contract for tho erection
Of sixteen new houses in this city ana
Phoebus
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-05
TIfE CENTRlfL CRY.
Fire Officers Ilected-Incrcase in Postal
Eeccipts.

CITARL VA. August a.
Specidl.-At the annual meeting %. the
CITY Fire Department last night the fol-
lOWiue officers were elected:
Fire Marshal. \. -. Payne; Chief. Thos
J. Williams. Commander, j. NincctOn Per
lev. Firet Warden Henry BotZ: second
Warden. II. r. Case; Third warden, .. W.
Allen: Secretary and Treasurer ". H..
Landlord.
\ committee was appointed looking 20
the facilities Cf the Department for the
cNtinguishiug Of fires occurring ~ she
surburb ana more secluded portions OF
The city by establishing two or three cN-
TIA stations with apparatus
Miss s. C. Bennett and Mr.. ". l.. liud-
son. both Of Alhemarie county, were mar
ried in Piran chapel this morning. Re-. \.
J.. Edwards. of Charlottesville, Ofiiciat-
ing. Mr. and Mrs. Hudson EFT for wash
ROY. Mr.. Schultz of the ST. Louis Thco-
logical Seminary. will be installed pastor
OF the Evangelical Lutheran church OF TINS
city next Sunday
At the Charlottesville postOfhce the ave
rage monthly sales OF stamps stamped
envelopes and postal cards for the past
three months have amounted 10 - '4'-.4 20.
For The month of May. June and July IN
,Sq5. the sales amounted 10 &.S-oN' same
months Of the present year Nt3.''i'' an
increase for the quarter OF S2il.3i or I'm
average monthly increase Of Sl".ll ihtSe
ueurcs indicate that the business CT the
central City Is on the increase.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-05
Standing of the Clubs.


LOUISVILLE. XIV. August 1.-TWO
games were TO have been played to-day,
out i'm the second mning OF the hrst
game, with the score TO I'm thg nome
teams favor Burkctt caleb bnhPiie
Wolfe vile name and was orueI'u out
of tho game. Tebcau refused 10 put
man I'm 20 bat FOR Burkctt. and after
waiting five minutes Wolfe gave the
game To Louisville 9to o.
The Indians PLAYED as n they did not
second game and tho CoOnels won
easily I'm the second game Burkett
again insultcd Umpire Wolfe ana was
ordered out OF the game. lie reiussu 20
lcav" first base and tho umpire cAlco Two
policemen ana the Indians leit-heider
was elected from the grounds.
RiEht-Ficldcr McCrccry has been traded
90 New York FOR Dad clark and money
consideration and Pitcher Miller given
zen days notice Of his release.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-05
THE TROUBLE WIrH morocco.
4 Special Commission >ow Negotiating for
indemnity

TANGIER. August IA special commits
sion headed by Vicc-Consul Carleton. who
recently participated IN the domonstra-
ton made by the United STATE cruiser
Raleigh al the principal ports on the
coast OF Morocco i'm consequence n inc
difference between the United states and
Morocco governments relative 20 the
rights OF American citizens. hos arrived &c
tho city OF Morocco with important M
structions connected with An ricdn
claims.
10 Is reported that .ho couiwissio. had
an inter, iew WIEN She, Grand Nizier.
The original ci"cWty arose over tho
discrimination Of siorocco against Amer
lean merchants. compelling thcm 10 em-
ploy native Lclp. privilege allowed Eu-
rOpcaus.
The arrival n the United States war
ships at Tangicr brought abe local author
iilcs< % terms and the subsequent dein-
onsiration ~ the Raleigh az the ports
eloug the coast completed the lesson.
The -oecial commission headed hy Mr..
Carleton is now pressing the government
10 settle claims Of Americans for indem-
nitv. the principal one being that OF an
agent OF AN American firm az Iangler,
who was assaulted and robbed by tho
MOOrs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-05
1nsnrrentsT.e Dynamite.

HAVANA. via KEY WEST FLA: NJ
gust 4.-The insurgents dynamiieG .He
culvert near the Esperanzas tallIo'u '-
night of July 2gth. The cuiNert was CONF
pletely destroyed.
I'm addition 10 the forty-seven political
exilos whom Captain-General Weylef page
dOned last Saturday. permitting them To-
return here from the spanish pehal seizure
rnonfs the Official Gazette printed ftr-
ferdav list Of dfty-eight others lNli-
atcd ON the condition that they viii reside
ina Spain. and El Pals announces that u.-
conditional pardon has been granted 10
sixty-thrce prominent autonomisis BOW Odd
nrI.nn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-05

The Export Trade Light for the Month OF
u,v In cISed insensibie,

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, August L.
Special.-The export trade at this port
for the month of July was much lighter
than usual. the total value OF all eX-
ports having been $1@lb.
The trial of the niclNe-in-the-slot-m
cbino men was this morning continued in
thc Police court to SATURDAY \ big
LEGAL fight Is expected on the part or the
mon who own the machines 10 regain
possession of them.
While at work moving the smoke stack
of the engine at Benson. Philips * Co
wood ward to-day A. &. Vaughan had two
fingers cut off and his hand otherwise
badly injured. the stack falling upon the
member
Tom Jones (colorod) was arrested to-
day for hitting "a fellow workman. a West
Indian negro named Lorenzo, over the
head with "A shovel The man was
knocked inscnsible and was believed
To be dead for short time. II II re-
ported that Jones struck the man aiter
he had drawn q knife.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-05
,.,a,rr nor,nn,nr this afternoon.

Reading. beginning this afternoon.
Hartford lost. too. just the Cherub's
luck.
Jake Wells must ret back In tho game
n has been intimated that 10000 people
will sec the game this afternoon.
Tarcrove has requested his release be-
cause he cannot get along with Stuart"
Get together there. fellows and win the
fag and TX M your differences after
ward. Don't let little personal feelings
prcvent your PLAYING championship hall
Where are tho half dozen croakers that
started this business
" there Is going 20 he ant trouble about
tho matter Jake Wells will cantain the
team himself and they all like him.
Jake Wells Jake Wells. get back I'm the
game.
Jake Wells. Jake Wells YOU arc just the
same.
That you were two years ago
When our staff the pennant bore.
Change your mind now Jakey, the croak-
crs arc 20 blame.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-05

CINCINNATI o.. August THE Reds
day. Killen pitched tho first game FOR
The Nisltors and The Reds found him easy.
The second game was called in the sixth
inning on account Of darkness with the
score a Tie. ln The second inning Hdrst
had given the Reds Inc worst cf a dcris-
ion and an irate r0otor rolled a beer class
INTO the diamond. Umpire Hurst picked
up the glass and threw /; into tho rootcrs
row ana hit John Cartuyveilrs oyer the
right eye iniiictiug a serious wounu. \
nhioi wagon was Immediately called and
Hurst was arrested charged with assault
ana battery bed Bittmln took Hurs;'s
place as umpire. Atten1dnce, 3 20.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-05

GUrov was horn i'm Washington twenty
Two wears ago. This was his third sea-
SON. the first being as utility man with
Washington. and the other two with Nor
folk ass pitcher.
collilcl with HciuC and was severely
nurt. but pitched two games after tE1t.
winning them both.
When the team reached home he was
a verv sick man. and was sent 90 the
hospital where Dee was operated on for
appendicitis. Five other operations were
performed before he died. the immediate
cause of his death being Inflammation of
the stomach.
Ills mother was with him. ana vii,
accompany his remains 10 Washington
tomorrow night Manager Smith will 90
with them also.
Gilroy was the most popular player Nor
folk ever had and general genuine regret
is expressed in all classes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-05
The Day M Saratoga.

SARATOGA. y. Y. August AT the
Saratoga Racing Association track to-day
the weather was pleasant until after the
fourth race. when heavy rain set IN,
lasting almost an hour. over three hours
We're required to run five races There
was a large attendance. The scratches
included Tripping, wild Warrior James
Monroe. GloriaT- Pink Chan5ray, and
Ben Holiday.
The Congress Hall stakes. for two
year-olds. proved an easy victory for
Hamburg The favorite. who won by a
full length over Archduke. second. and
Harvey, third
Sloan. who rode Archdukc. was fined
SO and suspended for one day for rough
ing hamburg on the turn and stretch.
Summarizes
First race-hvc furlongs.-Bell Punch
first Gibraltar (even and 20) second. Sir
Cowain go to y third. Time 1903.
Second racc-mile and a furlOng.- Tho
Winner 90 10 % first Carib g 10 ] and
ouO second. Time. 80.
third racc-COngress Han stakes, fye
eurlonzs.-Hamburg III to 10 FIRST Arch
duke g. 10 , and 10 > second. Harvey
q to - third. Time. 1.Olh.
Fourth race-selling. one mie-HeEu-
lator q TO - first. Campania q to ! and
even second. Patrol % 10 j. third. Time,
1:44
Firth race steeplechase. TWO miles
Royal Scarlet first Phoebus - TO / and !
10 - second Lady Lightfoot q TO . third.
Time 4.Oi
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-05
Lnnisa Earm Sold.

GORDONSNlLLE. Va, August f-Spe-
cial.-A farm of 302 acres. known as
Belle Meade" in the Green Springs
neighborhood. in Louisa county. ten miles
from this city. the property of Arthur
G.. Burnett was sold at public auction on
the Sd instant for Captain i. /. barbour,
trustee. Ii was bought by W. Is. bur-
nett a brother of the original owner. ~
5000.
Ii is thought to be a good sale ana a
fair price for the land in what might be
termed good times.
a melon raised near GOldsboro. mcasur-
ing thirty-five inches in circumference,
and was twenty-nne in length; the
weight was iifty-nve pouhus. !. was Wei
matured and beautiful In shape
AT 3 O'clock to-day in the shade. with
a stiff breeze blowing, the mercury is
standing at 80.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-05

NEW ORLEANS. August THE choc.
tav Cla5 rendered Senator McEnery
RECEPTION tonight AT the grand opera
mouse 10 endorse his course in Congress.
mo nrincipal feature Of the evening was
a Lengthy speech by Senator McEucry
explaining his tariff position.
lie gave the history Of his tarin pos.
tion ana showed that no support had ever
been given by the Democratic party. lns
Democrats who opposed the DingieE ttI-
IN bill Con Congress were noSly a"
there were other interests besides io,ai
ones which had practically divided me
namorrqfe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-05
NOEFOLh. .. READING, q.
The Broons Win by superior stick Work
in the Ninth.


NORFOLK. VA. August Especial
The Brooms won out from Reading to-
dav by superior stick work Both Bish-
on and McMackin were nit very hard
and up TO the last III was toss up Tor
the victory. In the ninth inning. with IN,
score tied and one man out. Leahy SIN
glcd and scored from first on Claude Nc
Farlau's two hacccr WCddiCc lifted tho
bail over tho fence and two more runs
came in. Reading could not score.
Manager Smith was put oUt of the game
in the sixth inning for Kicking ON a de-
cisiOn of the umpire. lie did nOt DO il
elegantly and Umpire Snyder resented
soric OF his remarks with "a blow. Smith
struck back at him but could no; reach
MIN ON account of mask and chest pro-
tcCtOr.
The incident created q good deal or OK
element but ii soon passed OF and no
attempt was made To mclest the umpire.
attendance about 20p. The score:
N0f{fTflf *
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-05
COULDN'TPLAYC ROQUET.
saEGtME rESTERDAY REsbMBLBD
THAT or THE LITTLE MEN.
Professor sammy Knocked Out and Harry
schmidt Did Little Better-Just
Three Hits on Osborne.

II doesn't take many words 70 tell tho
story OF yesterdays game. II was ono
OF the worst exhibitions OF tho National
game ever seen between professional
teams in this city.
Tho locals lacked energy. snap ana
vim and the visitors played IN a listlcss.
careless manner The eiugcry College
team could have licked either club cast
IN. and Tho spectators were indignant.
KICKED AGAINST STUART
The possible cause OF tho weak playing
OF tho home team was tho fact that a
Yocotinr had taken plnCc among the che
r,,i,s and ttcv had refused TO play with
1,hauncey Bni. who y a capital good fell
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-05
Prizrs for Crack Riders.

PETERSBURG. Va. August Especial
The Cockade city cycle club tonight
appropriated Sl35 for tho purchase or
prizes for the successful whoclmen at the
meet 10 be- held At the Newmarket race
track August 2lst
Prizes 10 the value Of SIS have already
boen contributed. The prizes Will consist
principally Of solid silver ware.
Sallle. "a little daughter OF Mr.. James
p. Jackson. residing on Washington street
fen from a swing this afternoon ana was
painfully injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-05
BRODIE-MURPRT,
rho well-Rnown Baseball Plyyer Makes
Miss FIorence hiurphy hIs tsrIdc.

M. Alexander \. Brodie. who was on
the Petersburg Baseball team last sea-
son. was quietly married at 8 o'clock
last evening to Miss Florence f. Muir
phy. The ceremony was performed by
REV. Father Donahoe. at the parsonage
of ST. Patrick's church. on Twcnty-tfth
street There were only a few wit
neSSeS.
They will reside az Twenty-fourth and
Q streets.
Mr. Brodic has retired from the dia-
mond and is now in business for himself
on Church Hill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-05
Mound City Track.

CT LOFTS. August Ask thousand
neonle saw six good races at the falr
Grounds to-day. The first five events
wont as the talent wished. but their cal
culations were upset I'm the sixth WntH
lane. at long odds. won easily. me
, event OF the day was the fourth race LOT
two-year-olds. which was capluitu ny
Eva Rice. an odds-on favorite. Sumiha-
res: a., .t.o
voar-olds one mile.-Can See I'm -
- first. Ultima 90 to and g To - sec'~a-
DR. Pitts % to u third Time. l;4".
Second race-six furlongs.-Charm q 70
D first. The Ghost as 10 I and TO -
second Our Bishop 60 to y third. Tine
11jH
-Afra 90 10 - first Tom Lilly g to : and
ouO second. Thurles t3 10 j. third. Time.
11Gi5 Bertha Uitger fell.
Fourth race-purse. for twO-year-Olds.
five and a half furlongs.-Eva Rice q 20
1W first. Eitholin Is 10 and > 10 -
second Belle OF Memphis q 10 u third.
Time. 1:OSL.
Stcadman - 10 - first. Basquil 6 TO ]
and TO u second. Whilaway % TO p
thrd. Time. 1881.
sixth race-six furlongs.-Jane 90 10 y
first. Ardath 03 10 , and I 10 - second,
Horseshoe Tobacco % 10 - third. Time,
1.1j.
PREVENTED BY RAIN.
COLUMBUS o.. August 4.-Rain pre-
vented racing AT the Columbus Driving
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-05

CHICAGO August THE Browns
closed L cir season here to-day by taking
a harl-foueht but loosely played game
form the Colts. Beth sides batted hard
from the start Callahan lost his game
IN the nin.h by presenting two passes and
making a wild pitcf. Lally shut OF
several long hi,s Boy sensational catches.
Attendance. 100
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-05

WASHINGTON.


one out when winning run scored.
Score by innings y. III. r..
Brooklyn .....0O0O1OOOOO1-2 u /
Washington 10000 100000 q ,
summary: Earned runs-BrOOklyn l.
Base on bails-On Dunn /. Struck out
Mercer .
Umpire-Mr. Emsle. Time. 2:O7.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-05
Corbett viii Arrive To-Day.

Mr.. W ]. Conner. Jim Corbetts man
ager. says that Mr. Corbett will arrive
in Richmond this morning on the $40
train via the Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad from New York.
Corbett will go 10 the baseball grounds
i'm a carriage from his hotel lie Will
leave here for Norfolk tomorrow morn
ing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-05
Baseball Nofes.

President Barrows reached the city last
night from Norfolk and he viii see the
game this afternoon.
Denny Long would make good umpire
The umpire had few chances but he ac-
certed them all.
ire Cnerubs had an of day Yesterday
Osborne pitched very good bail, holding
the hard hitting locals down 10 three little
hits.
Five games viii probably be played with
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-05

The Snk.weavers Won, but Came Near
Being shut out.

HARTFORD CONN" August 4.--Spe-
ciai-Gastright was Knocked out OF INC
box i'm the second inning to-day .lNc M, .i,S
u,bo won Yesterday. pitched out the same
and only I'VE hits were made off him.
But for an error by Mack. ana Doheriy
interference. he would have smut out the
Patersons. Neweli's batting was the pest
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-05

Park to-day. and an effort will he made
10 run off all the events Thursday and
Friday the frce-for-all pace being post
poncd to Friday.
Ii has been discovered that Driver
Spears. who was thrown from n sulky
Tuesday. has a broken cOllar-bOno. which
will prevent him from driving for some
tf~qC-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-05
THE SCRAPPY INDIANS.
THET CAUSED THE CMfIhE W
END or TROUBLE rEsTERDAT
And Wound Up by Losing Two Games 10
Louisvillc-The Fine Eroohsh'
Washington Contest.
Result OF Yesterdays Games

Cincinnati, II; Pittsburs. .. =. q,
nings
FIRST gamo-Louisville, Q; Cleveland U
forfeited. ,
Second game-Louisyille, Z. CleNei"nu'
ST. Louis, I3: Chicago. T.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-05

summary: Edrned nuns = Nj -
Reading g. Two-base nits-MCi ntyrc.
smith. snyder Heydon. McFarlan' =
Spratt. p Home Tuns-kelly' McIh'ytt'
1yeddire Sacrifice hits-WCntz. Lcahy
stolen bascs-NcIntyro slater. Leit on
bases Norfolk z. Reading y struck ou'
By Bishop: Spratt 2: RAYMOND. Mclniiyree'
Double plays-Icahy. Ncntz keNy. Weu-
Norfolk. ?: Reading ]. First on balls
on Bishop. ., of McMacln. L. hit by
stitched balI-Stratton. Passed haH-Sny-
der. Umpire-Mr Snyder. Tlmo-z"'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-05
Farmyille. 10: Lynchburg. 10.

FARMVILLF VA. August Especial
-Farmvine defeated Lynchburg here this
afternoon by a score Of 10 TO 10. The
game was one-sided from start to finish.
Farmvilc virtually winning in the first
inning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-05
Standing Of the Clubs.
GnmcsIo-naY

Reading NJ Richmond
Philadelphia at Norfolk.
Lancaster at Paterson.
Newark AT Hartford
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-05
.Rattcd Cor Fry i'm the ninth.
ArTTrD SON

Il - :
Paterson. 4 Two-basc hits-liciOrick.
Kelster. Hamburg CD. COnrOy Newell ca.
Sacrifice hits-Heidrck. stolen bases
Heidrick. Hardesty. Double plays-CaV-
ellie and Roach. Smith Keister and Ham
burg Bases on balls-Off Gasrigh; ];
off Flaherty. 3. Hit by pitche--By Cast
right, Hardesty Left on bases-Hartiord.
3: Paterson. T. First base on errors-llarl-
ford, 1: Paterson. 2 Umpire, Mace. Time.
las. Attendance. 800.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-05

Ida Schmidt. a shop girl employed in
n broadway store. New York, was mys-
teriously robbed Of her handsome tresses
while visiting a neighboring store.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-05
ST. LOUIS


CNUTN UN IUUIID". Il, IT. =.
Chicago %. o. ....2O2o14O21-l 10 4
St Louis o.. ......OO3SO121 3-l3 Il 4
summary. Earned runs-ChicagO. 3. St
Louis. .. Base ON balis-On Thornton. e.;
off Callahan. g. off Coleman. 3: off Dom
ahue. /. Struck out-Ey Thornton. /; by
Callahan. ]. Passed balls-Coleman. 2.
Umpire-Mr. pfcner Time. go.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-05
JdCh GILROY DKdD.
NorfoIks Favorite Pitcher Passes Away
After a Long Illness.

NORFOLK. VA. August Especial
lack Gilroy, Norfolk's favoritc pitcher.
died AT ST Vincents Hospital tonight
after an illness of about two months
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-05
~ THE RACING WORLD.
Good Contests at Newport and ST
Louis

CINCINNATI. o.. August 1.-THE win
ners at Newport to-day were all at good
prices. The fourth race was declared OF.
out OF the six entries all scratched out
but Egbart. Weather fine: track fast.
Summaries:
First racc-seven furlongs-Mcrte Reed
- TO - first. Lawanda % to ana 10 iO)
second. Masterpiece Is to u third. Time
~ IL
Second racc-four and n balf furlongs-
Clara Van % to y first. Locust Blossom
@ TO / ana EVEN second. Lady Of the
West ~ TO - third. Tlme-:5i b.
Third race-onc mile and siXtcenth-Ed-
die Burke G. to y first. Prosecutor O3 10
~ and 2 10 - second San Juan IS TO u
third. Time-1:4s -.
Fourth racc-n.ciarod OF.
Firth race-fvc 'furlongs-Dutch Come
dian q 10 y first. MacCieary % 70 ana
I TO y second Bucksaw 90 to y thltd'
Time-l:02
Sixth race-seven furlOngc-Goose Liver
(G TO ID first. Annie NJ, % to ] and 20
ID second, Kitty r., q 10 p third. Tfne-
lbs
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Richmond ................. O2o000t o 0-3
Aln4tilfN fsss f+sttssssss " y v " . 1 " -
summary. Earned runs Richmond. ]:
Athletics. !. Threc-base hu-HargroVe
Home run-Carey. stolen basos-Kain.
Dclblc pldYs-Thornton to Mcdonald TO
Thornton, Mcdonald 10 Thornton Base
on balis-On Lever. Z. of Osborne 6. Hit
by pitched hall-Elberfeld. Struck out
Nv Lever. 3. by schmidt q by Osborne
s Passed bails-Fostcr .. Fox. 2. Wild
mitch - Lever. Iime-2.O0. Umpire 60
Mr Denny Long.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-05

cincinnati ........202O2 III Is
pi,tsburg ........0O0O0 2-3
Summary: Earned runs-Cinclnna'i' o.
Rase on balls-On Rhines, l; Off killen, ..
struck out-By Rhines. .; by iIllen, 2.
Umpire-Mr. Hurst
Second game:
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summary. Earned runs-Louisville >.
cleveland. >. Base ON balls-Om Fraser,
3. of Brown. g. Struck out-By Fraser,
3. by Brown.
Umpire-Mr. Wolfe. Time-2.05.
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