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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-08-26
,0RFoLh. g; LANCASTER, o.
The Brooms split Even on tho Series Of
Ennr Games.

LANCASTER, PA, August 2o'-Spe-
ciaI.-Norfolk took another game from
lancaster to-day. splitting even on the
series OF four played here on their trip.
Norfolk's twirler. Newton, was In good
rim and held Lancaster down TO ten
hits but they included two doubles,
three-bagger and two home runs, and but
for three rank decisions on the bases
world have netted more runs.
Norfolk touched up their former com
rade Clausen, for an even dozen. only
one Of which was for more than one
base
The visitors played a beautiful heldlng
game. accepting all Of the chances OIL
ferod them. but they had the eood Tor
tune TO have only easy ones 10 20 after.
Madison's one error for Lancaster IN
the fourth inning instead Of making an
easy double. filed the bases, and two
runs we're subsequently scored. The
game was a sharp. wcll-contested one
and was full Of exciting periods. being
marrcd by the rankness Of Umpire
Brady Score:
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THE GRaND cIBcUIr RAcES.
Favori.es at Discount at Rehabilitation
1hev Behaved.

READVILLE MASS. August 25-Af-
ter a days interruption because of rain.
the circuit races were resumed af Read
VILE Park this afternoon I'm the 2OS
pace left over from Monday afternoon.
four heats had been paced. Guinetto cap
tured two more heats, cilnching his hold
ON first money.
In the first heat Of the day Drivers
Geers and Starr were called upOn 20 cX-
plain why they dropped the heat and
their replies being unsatisfactory, each
was fined 800.
Fanny Foley the favorite in The race
FOR f0als OF 1904 could get no better than
second place bon q single heat. and Frank
Bogasn. the FIRST choice in the 2ll pace.
could not even get that.
Barron Rogers was fav0ritc I'm the 2.ll
trot. but was Obliged 10 share honors
with Athanio in the TWO heats that were
trOttod before tine race was put over un-
I'll tomorrow. Summaries.
2.0S class pacing purse 5000.
Guinotte won fourth, MIN and sixth
heats and race. Time 2'o1 IA, 2.O1 H.
2.N IL.
Planet won second heat. Time. 2:ol s.
HeIr-at-Law won third heat. Time. Z9l
Bumps won FIRST heat. Time 2.07 IA.
Sphinetta lantana and ALEXANDRA also
started.
Race for foals Of ls9i-trotting-purse.
s. 000
Ilnebrel won INST. third ana nllh meats
ard race Time. 2.l9 IL. POI II, zz.
Kida won second and fourth. Time.
2:l6 IL. 2.lS -.
American Belle. Fannie Foley, Mikado
COllJden, Silver Lock and Dark secret
also ran.
2l1 pace-purse. 5000.
Pearl Onward won third, fourth ana
fifth heats and race. Time, 2.Ol Ia, 2.03
20s 10
Dan Q won first and second heats
Time 2.09 IL. 200.
Javlin. Ananias. Rchna. Frank BOgash
MlgnOn. HalcragO. Miss Finley and Mel
son also started.
ished).
Athanlo won first heat. Time 21l -
Baron Rogers won second heat. Tine
2:ll IA.
Alcidalia, BOuncer. NamOline. Que Al
len, Fred r, Van Zandt Maple Valley
Baron Dillon. Emma OFut and Grace
Hastings also started.
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IN UNFAIrHFUL GUARD.
lie Connives with a Noted Criminal who
secures His Freedom

WELDON. y. c.. August 25.-special.-
a few days ago a notorious white con-
Wet escaped from the pententiary farm
on Roanoke river. it now turns out that
he connived with n State guard for his
freedom. The convict was known as John
Doe. alias Forest NJ. Rivers. The guard
was j. T.. Kinney a white man. and a
Republican. who became a guard under
the new regime.
Doe promised Kinney 500 TO allow him
to escape. which amount he was 10 send
the guard as soon as he reached his home
in LeavenwOrth. Kansas. The guard not
only allowed Doe TO escape. but ! am In
formed that he also loaned him money.
When Doe reached Handsome, n small
station on the SeabOard Air Line. he
wrote back 10 Kinney, and the letter
fell into the hands Of superintendent
Rhen
In that letter the statements compro-
missed the guard. and he then admitted
the turth OF IL. and was al once dismissed
from the service Of the state.
When last heard from he was I'm Rich
mond. II is stated that he has been max
ing efforts 10 join the regular army. Doe
made his way TO Norfolk. and probably
left there on some outgoing steayfer
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F,GHnNG cREEK FALLS.
The Richmond Horse Throws HIS Jockey
other Races at Berryville'

RERRYVILLE, VA, August 23-spe-
cial-Rain interrupted the races io-ud}
after two of the seven events on the
card had been pulled Off under I"lr con
ditions There were the uottnS ana
pacing races I'm the 245 class Tor "a pui9e
OF 500, and the trottins race in the z.-'
class for a purse of $500. Both races
were hotly contested, and -FOUR meats
were necessary to a decision in each
event. Or. Holmes, owned 10y NJ. -.
Harper. won in the 245 class. and Prin-
cess orion. owned by John Dus1n, won
the 2.27 class.
The free-for-all trot and pace, for
purse Of $500 was declared on, on account
of the muddy condition of the track.
More Interest was centered I'm The stoe-
Dle-chase than I'm any other event flsnt-
ing Greek, owned by j. III. Chafiin. OF
Richmond. fell at the first hurdle, throw
ing his Jockey. and Ben Bolt, at the
fourth. also splitting his sider. Neither
of the riders was seriously hurt, but they
were unable 20 regain the ground lost by
the mishap. and the race was won Boy
Harry Harw0Od by "a length. from Brock
Mrs. j. Nick. Merryman of Baltimore.
rode the winner. and Mr. Charles Hun
kamp. OF Fredericksburg. rode the second
horse. Summarizes
Fist race-trotting and pacing, 2i5
class. purse S20O-Dr. Holmes first. Gouldie
second. and Harry G.. third. Harrison,
Monaco and Marshall wilkes distanccd.
Second race-trotting. 2:27 class. purse
s300-Princess orion FIRST Phantom
Phalas second. Miss Ida third Kelly
fourth Kensie hfth Nella S. sixth, Cleo
vice distanced
Third race-running mile and a quarter
dash. purse S50-Lida Woodlands first.
Bedford second Diabalus third irish
Pat, Kirkover. Prince Klamatha. Prince
ton. Vermont. Bradford and Miss Carter
also ran.
Fourth race-runing hvo-cghths milo
heats. purse Sl50-Lconidas FIRST Mamie
r. second. Royal Revere third. Delmy
Clansman. Pope. Uncle Tony. Belle of the
Grove. and Florence Hubbard also ran.
Fifth race-free-f0r-all trOt and pace
purse sl50-Declared Off on account OF
condition Of the track.
Sixth race-runng. half-milc heats
purse Sl25-Frank r.. date Pick. Jr) FIRST
Fred Munich second. Ninos third. Vanity
Fanny Fulton Bob Miller. Proper Tam
glefOot Pomay and No Name also ram.
Seventh race-running. stcople-ch1se
purse S200-Harry Harvard first Brock
second. Kaiser third. Diamond Fighting
Greek. sun Lock. Running Brlr Re-
lisiaius. Ben Bolt also ran.
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THr CULPEPER CONVENrION.
}. L. JeTress Nominated for the Senate by
Acclamation.

CULPEPER Va, August Especial
The Democratic Convention Of this cine
Fifteenth senatorial district. comprising
the counties of Culpcper, Orange, Kappa
hammock. and Madison. ass ambled nm
Rixey Hall to-day 10 nominate a candl-
date for the State Senate.
Hon. T. n. O'BannOn, or kappanan-
mock county, was elected chairman. ana
g. r.. Taylor Of Madison, secretary.
George w Settle, of Rappahannock'
placed i'm nomination Hon. John L. JET
fries. Of Culpeper county I'm neat adj
dress. The nomination was seconded by
ox-Mavor G. NJ. Waite I'm "A magnificent
burst OF oratory. No other noVinations
were made. and Mr. Jeffries was nomi-
mated by reclamation.
A committee escorted him 20 the plat
form. and. I'm addressing the convention.
Mr. Jeffries declared himself I'm favor or
rctrenchment and reform. lie thought
the greatest fault was i'm the Judiciary
system. ,,,-4
DIR. Mechanism. Democratic candidate
FOR the Legislature. also addressed the
convention. 49,.
Resolutions were adopted endorsing the
Roanoke platform and pledging support
to John W. Daniel for United States
Senator.
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Charged With Perjury

HAMPTON. Va. August 25.-special.-
The case against G. w. Ashby. charged
with perjury In the Bridgeforth divorce
case. came up before Justices j. +. Tig-
nor and Saunders at the courthouse yes
tcrday afternoon and was continued to-
cay. Mr. Ashby, although charged with
so low a crime. is among the foremost
and best citizens Of Hampton. Mr. Ash
by Is represented by Colonel Thomas
Tabb. OF this city. and on Mr.. Bridge
forth's side are Judge William II. Mann.
Of Nottoway; A. c. Garrett. Of Newport
News, and f.. +. Montague. OF this city.
The case has created considerable in
terest. and at each session the court
room has been packed 10 its utmost ca
pacity. The case was not concluded and
was continued until tomorrow.
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Greene County AHnirs.

STANARDSVILLE. VA. August o.
Special-On Thursday a large crowd at
tended q picnic ~ Mundy's Springs. which
waE \ great success.
The tabernacle meeting of Madison
commenced Friday under very promising
circumstances. They cXOcct their usual
number of ministers, among them Stewart
and Belt.
The bush-mceting IN Greene commenced
yesterday with abOdt fourteen hundred
being present Mr.. Lewis Bransford o,
DanWllc is assisting eir o. q Rh0ades.
Much interest Is manifested aid IL
promises To be q good meeting.
The candidates Tor lie Legislature. Mr..
George Graves AIR. y. g. Early. r., and
Mr. Gus Almond are canVassing the cOun-
" for the primary election Saturday.
Nj Abe Gaar an aged and respected cit
izer Of South River died last night with
consumption. He Will be buried IN Mad
isOn By request
Mr.. Geo. W. Mostly. general manager
and electrician OF the Northern cities, has
returned TO the city.
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first game. notwithstar ding the IdIt ~ Ia
the great Garvin was in 10 t"lI io'
Rsading. Professor Sammy opposed MN.
and while IL was in no sense pitchers
battle sammay was great FACTOR IN
winning the game. Garvin also pitcned
good BAH. but the Cherubs proved their
superiority and won handiy.
THE FIRST RUN.
Stuart walked IN the second inning
and on a hit a choice and an error ne
scored. The .hird inning was better
Bonnie Thornton singled and Harry hit
out for three bags. scoring him. but dy-
Ing himself iu an attempt TO score. Elsey
singled and scored on Stuarts hit and
two moves In the next inning Bonnie
walked. swiped second. and scored on
HargrOve's hit In the sixth the Brownie
walked and scored on n steal and Hargys
single. while Harry scored on Elseys
homer.
The visitors made one run In the first
Stratton hit for three bags and scored
on Careys two-baggcr. In the third
another runner crossed. spratt singled
ana went 10 second on Carey's single.
scoring on Elsey's error. Here IS the
score.
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Snnda,-Schonl Conrrnllon.

WINSTON, n. c.. August Special
This mornings session Of the State sun
day-School Convention opened with q
Bible reading. conducted by =. NJ. Briggs.
Of Durham A county officers conference
was then conducted by Professor T. s.
Blair OF Guilford College. An open par
,iamcnt followed led by n b. Brough-
ton. of Raleigh. lie was followed by p,
II. BristOw. Of Washington city
At the afternoon session. Mr.. BristOw
conducted a sunday-schOOl institute.
Graded Suaday-schoOls were then ably
presented ana advocated by Herman
Horn former president Of the AssOcia-
ton. Only two officers were elected at
this session. President r. Il. Fuller and
Treasurer }. II. Southgate, both of Dur
ham.
tertaining address TO the convention to-
nI.ht.
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summary. Earned runs-R1chmOnd. 3.
Ncadirg. I. TwO-base hits-Elscy. Three
base hits-Fargrove. Stratton. Home runs
Elsey. Stolen boses-Elberfeld. .: Thorn
ton. Double plays Mcintyre to Slater:
Sarvln 10 carey TO Mcintyre to Heydon
BASE on balls-Om Garvin. Q. Hit by
pitched balls Elberfeld. Stuart. kahn
Struck out-By Lever. s. by Garvln, B.
Passed balls-Foster Wild pitches-Lee-
yer. Time-l.50 Umpire-Mr Rafferty,
THE SECOND GAME
The second game was a short one be
cause the Denny Longs wanted to catch
tho train for Hartford. IL was called
at the end OF the sixth. and Archie Slim
nell oficiated.
Mcintyre essayed 20 twirl and he held
down she local hittcrs remarkably well
nut he gave six men the walk and forced
IN three runs in the fourth inning. Stocks
pitched for the locals and but for good
support he might have lost his game.
\ GIVE AWAY
ElseY made the first run He singled in
She second. was sacrificed. and scored on
. choice and Spratts error Ii was a
give away ina the fourth Five men walk
ed and Rciney let good one pass him
Nth the result that four runs went over
H. the NTH inning. two hits and a pass
ed nsll Melted two more runs. The last
one came I'm the sixth. Harry singled,
swlped second and scored on Horizons err
ror
Reading made a run IN the first on
two hits and steal. one in the second
fourth on two singles and steal and
then in the sixth on four hits two singles,
q double and a triple The score:
Second Game
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PArERsoNs.rsS3 NEwARK, 4's.
-
The Second Game Lost by fitcher ilahers
Tvs Fall Withdrawing Bases.

PATERSON. No j.. August 2o-Spe-
claI-Patorson defeated Newark III the
first game here to-day, and played tie
in the second. Umpire Belts calling the
game At the end of the sixth on account
of darkness. Cogan was hit hard in the
Grst game. the Patersons playing fast
bah.
They would also have won the second
had not Pitcher Flaherty fallen while
turning third after a clean home run
hit. Before he could recover he was
touched out. The game scheduled for
here to-day has been transferred 10
the grounds of the Orange Athletic Club,
the winner to play orange in the second
game. The ScOre:
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THE TIMES-RlCHMONp VA; THURSDAY. AUGUST vi, 1877

Louisville played two games to-day. and
in the first the home team had picnic
with Fraser. batung him almost AZ Will
A wonderful catch by Clarke in the
fourth was a feature. Collins and Ham,
iIton also distinguished themselves.
In the second game the tables were
turned. and at the close the Bostons
found themselves shut out for the second
time on home grounds this season; SUI
Ivan was battcd hard. The visitors
punched their hits I'm the first and titth
innings with telling effect. The field
ing OF Hamilton. Collins. Allen, STAFFORD
and Clngman and the batting OF clarke
and Collins were the features. Attend
aucp > 1000.
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FArAL stOMAon BLoW.
The Man Charged with Claiming a Little
GIN Is Dismissed.

NORFOLK. VA. August 25-Special-
While drunk Saturday Ole Cook. (white)
struck Lloyd Saunders (colored) IN the
abdomen with piece Of board Saund-
ers died in the Jail hospital last night and
an autopsy revealed the fact that his
death was due 10 hemmorrhage of the
stomach caused by rupture of the liver
produced presumably by the blow. Cook
is in Jail
An inquest will be held tomorrow
Justice Hawks to-day heard the case OF
Talbot Drewry, charged with claiming
his little girl I'm the house. lie was dis
missed with a reprimand Drewry APP
piled for a warrant for Rev. Mr. Porter
one of the witnesses for trcs9dss but
he refused TO issue it,
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land COMPANY OFFICERS.
A Company That weathered the storm-A
RicYc-e Khce Moot.

ROANOKE. VA. August &.-Spelal-
The following officers and directors OF
the Melrose Land Company We're elected
al the meeting here to-day: President. r..
A. Buckner. Secretary. II. Crueger,
Treasurer. j. b. Flshburne. Directors
Or. y. Wayt, stanton; James b. Rus
sell and W. II. Baker. Winchester;
James Chalmers AMI J.. c. Hnsbrough.
salem: r. A. Buckner and J. b. Fish
burn. Roanoke.
The company is one Of the few cor
porations OF the kind I'm this city that
has come out Of the financial depression
I'm a good condition.
The Virginia Wheel Club, OF this city
has decided 10 hold n race meet here on
September 18th and 18th, I'm which some
Of the best riders in the South will par
ticipate.
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CUMBERLAND DEMOCRATS.
They Elect Delegation Favorable TO Col.
Elanlnn for the nOnsn.

FARMVILLE. Va. August Especial
democratic primaries were held in Cum
bcrland county to-day for delegates for
the Joint convention TO nominate repre-
sentative in the Legislature from Cum
berland and Buckingham counties,
Colonel b. w. l.. BlantOn received the
delegation
A severe wind and hail storm visited
the upper part of Prince Edward county
Monday last and did considerable damage
to the tobacco crops.
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s.lssi


The game to-day viii be called at AIS
o'clock.
A big crowd from Norfolk will sec tho
crew OF the Mary Jane 90 by the board.
Archie Stimmell makes gooo umpire
maybe.
Umpire Rafferty, caught severe blow
IN the face with foul TIP, ana couldh
work I'm the second game.
The percentage Is going up.
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stolen blacksmith. Shaffcr. Holmes.
Left on bases-Paterson. 8; Newark. 5.
Struck out-By Flaherty. 2 Double
plays-Hatheld TO Zearfoss TO Daley.
First base on errors-Paterson, 2; New
ark 3. Hit by pitched ball-Daley. I'm
pire-Mr Belts. Time OF game-One hour
and 20 minutes.
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MANHATTAN FIELD a LAKE And
BASES ALLOWED on FOND HITS.
The Champions Take the Last OF the Series
From the CoIts-OnIy One Game
at brooklyn.
Staining OF the Clubs.


ped the first game to-day but in the sec
ond the Giants proved the better mud
horses and shut the Indians out The
water from the recent rains had packed
NJ until il covered nearly the whole out
neld. and ground rule allowing Two
bases on hits into the pond was estab-
lshcd
Seymour pitched n good game; The
features were the playing OF Childs ana
Dornelly and a tread water catch by Nc
Creepy. Attendance GOO
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Summary: Earned runs-Paterson, 3;
Newark. q Two-base hits-Newell,
Smith. Hamburg. Shaner, Hatfield.
Three-base hits-Heidrick. Gettig. stolen
bases-Keister (0. Hcidrick a. Sharer
Left on bases-Paterson. z. Newark. O.
Struck out-By Weeks-O'Hagan co. BY
Cogan-Newell, Weeks. Double play
Zearfoss unassisted). First base on
errors Paterson, 3: Newark, l. First
base on balls-On Weeks, 4: of Cogan. 2
Umpire-Mr. Belts. Time Of game-Two
hours and 80 minutes.
Second game.
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NORFOLK

Earned runs l1dItdot'lf o. Noll'ihs l.
Two-base hits-Hannivan, Clausen, La
ROGUE Three-basc hits-Leidy. Home
runs-Ward, Leidy. Left on bascs-Lan-
caster 4; Norfolk. z. Stolen bases-Lcidy,
Larocque (O. Struck out: BY Clausen-
Mcfarland. Pfanmllor, Wentz. Newton.
BY NcwtOn-ButtermOre e. Sey-
bold. Clausen. Double plays
Wentz 10 TO Leahy 10 Kelly.
First base on balls: on Newton-La-
ROGUE. Madison; off Clauscn-Newton.
Passed balls-Wentc. Umpire-Mr.
Brady. Time OF game-Two hours.
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TOOK TWO MORE GAMES.
TINS CHERUBS PILfN0 UP THEIR
AVERAGES h0AfA.
Denny Long Couldn't Win Even with Gar-
via in the Box-1ho Professor ana
stocksdsle DO tho TwirIing.

1Asrs Ia little wonder that Donay Long
kicked about turning over the aust 20
the Crew OF the Mary Jane last week
for his team Is by no means drawing
card. and they are almost on the hog.
His finances. 80 far as gate receipts 60
don't amount to much, and IT'S wonder
that Denny has held out 50 ions.
The crowd ont to see his aggregation
drop two games 20 the Chcrubs yesterday
was mere corporal's guard as com
pared TO the big crowds that have been
wont 10 journey thithor 20 see the Che
rubs take scalps. There were less than
nve hundred people. and at no stage Of
either game did any enthusiasm manifest
itself
THE CASrS BELLL
The small attendance WAS possibly due
10 two things. the weak drawing card.
and tho tact that the locals did not win
anything on the last tip. II must be
faid. however. that the Cherubs have
ben playing good bail since their re-
turn. and 'hey may be expected 10 take
The majority Of games - be played here
the remainder OF the season.
The Chorubs started in TO take the
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flames Io-Dny

Norfolk at Richmond.
Athletics at Lancaster.
Paterson at Newark.
Hartford at Reading.
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Boston 20 o o 5000 %
Louisville. o.. & o q o-ll 10 ~
summary. Earned runs-Lousville, 3;
Base on balls-By Sullivan, 3; by Magee,
3. Struck out-By Sullivan. 3: by mage
.. Battcries-Sullivan and Camel Ma
gee and Wilson. Umpire, Mcdonald Time
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CREWE. VA, August 5.-Special.-Del-
egates will be elected next Saturday 10
nominate a candidate for the House OF
Delegates. The fight Is well on. The can
didates for nomination are General George
J. Hundley. Of Amelia, and Mr.. James
Mann, OF this county. Amelia has al
ready elected her delegates and four OF
the seven are for Mr.. Mann.
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Tons OF Gold.

PORT TOWNSEND, WASH. August
25.-The steamer Portland Is due 20 arrive
from the Yukon river tomorrow. and II
Is said she will bring several tons Of gold
from tho Klondyke gold fields.
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HAR1FoRD, Is.i;:AIHLETICs. 1-3.
Biu smink's Error Responsible for tho One
Run.

HARTFORD, Conn. August 3.-Spe-
cll-BIlly Osborn pitched against MS old
mates to-day ana he was marx. Inc
first three walked and the next ihIee MI
go rom Burns went INTO the box in
tno seventh inning and only one hit was
made OF him Biil Sminks error a
uasscd bali and Fox HIT gave the Ath-
ietics their only run. The score:
tfAHTEDIyD
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Summary: Earned runs-Haruord' D.
Two-basc hits-Cavelle. Dohcrty o.. Mack
(O. stolen bases-Radford. 'aFehe'
Smink. Burns. Doherty. Three base nus
poacb wild pitcb-Osborn. Passed balls
Fox d. Roach %. Triple play Ole
man and Ulrich. Double play-Ulricn.
Davis and Coleman. Bases on bals-on
Osborn :: off Burns, ]. Struck out-py
Osborn. ?. by Bowen. ]. Left on oases
orrore Hartford 1: Athletics, ?. Umpire
MIR. Snyder. Tlme--i:3S.
THE SECOND GAME
In the second game Gastrieht was
M I'm the first inning for three dounles
and a single. and three runs were ealnS1
~ hin, That was all the Athletics could
do cain pitched fine game. MARI
three-bagger and Cavelle's single gave inc
UartfOrd's theiLs only run. score:
Hartford