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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
gB ATTN 6 STREAK 1.
COND' GAME I T:
Both Sides Hit the Ball Hard,
S;ss5 But Richm ond Team
III; Lost.

ss Fully two thousand more spectial tois
III sra wded the grnndstand and beayclleef:s'
hen the second game started Long Il y,
Big twirler FOR the Richmond nine. vent
4 ii, h Is do the Shonors, and he held th Ees
N safe until the fourth inning. After THIS als5
time lie appeared to weaken m and tSck
stone relieved him In the III Eut y
M y al too late, and E9ckstone WI lot Aet-
u fect i've AS to which man get the q eolt
VI forS losing the game there Is a q We tion.
ETot ii pitchers were doing work on their
N of days either sent the spfle q -
u the rubber In the way they en- an
S E.ckstone permitted two men i g va \
VI II the seventh inning, hit3another player,
4 and three Roanoke players undss il l'ih
u ia fey. he result was that four ~ n NJ
81 pianked their stootsy wootsies on as 4 le
y home plate # 5. {sSsf
AfactIon, ana although he is 3a8young man
4 he Thorough derstands the game. and
does not tolerate ANY olshne ss.s Crutc y
lev the ort-stop SSf orr Roano Ike, was
N sent 10 the " bench II In II the second game
i Tor sassing Hildebrand. IS Mem hon.s from
third, took his place. and 4 Smi TIN went
\ os light field to relieve Watson, who was
brough from the QUIT field to the IN field
#.As3 Jew innings later Snl tn was ben he'd
FOR abusive language. WI Ills 4 took 3 his
place In right gard en-, ts
The manager for he Highlander
fined sE CrutchleyS 81 for his conduct.
and Umpire n ldebrand imposed q fine
1 ~ S. on Smith.
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PLAYED OUBLE;-;H.':E' y
5Lynchburg v on First Second {:
/. isi Called.

4 Special to The Times Dispat ten
SLYNCHBURG, Lynch ~
burg and iDanville played O. double.
header Il here II this n Al ternoon, the Shoe
makers taking Il tho first & game l5by the
score Of a 81 to "a and tho second was as
called atsthe Y end Sof the eighth on ac-
count z OF darkness, hen ne score was
g to 8. ~ Stewart L Wirled the first game
and pitched one OF the best games that
has been seen here 4 this sea son. SsB Two
1measly singles were the sum stoth OF ne
hitting OF the r oba cconists, 3 while the
locals did mot y have much trouble wi tn
Howard, punching hits In the fifth and
eighth for four earned runs, 81 }Sli
as5sIn the last game the locals did not
support 81 Reiss, annd his three hits should
have lot them down with another shut
ou I. IIis own error IN tho third, how
81 ~, T E|a q
the eighth Inning N tl.eTf rst game was q,
rolled 50 far out tina 4 het completed he
circuit before the sphere was returned
to the diamond Stewards work this
afternoon places him In the forerank Y Of
tho slahologists OF the leagues AZ lnston
was so wild In tho third inning that ne
was taken out after he had passed the
first two men up, and Mcknight was
substituted. A II continued his good work,
though two runs were scored n q ftert{ nc
went In the box. Umpire staehle's Sum-
.piring Is about the best that has been
seen here yet. &though he \ does not ap-
pear to bes qulte sstrict; enough In keep
Ing the play sat their pos ts. ss8s;, The
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PITCHED POOR GAME
Umpire Newhouse Arrested AT
IN ter Being Almost Mobbed,

Especial to The Times Dspatch)
sss5 s ssPoRTsMCUTH, VA. July l4.-Poor
pitching by schulnan, ragged fielding ny
the man behind him. and rank work on
the part OF Umpire Newhouse, character
i azed the game to-day between Portsmouth
! and Norfolk. The score was 9 to Q in Nor
folk. 8 favor.
The game was protested by, Manager
+ KAN on account of q ruling by New
II house, In which he refused to call out 9
runner who interfered with strebeigh In
attempting to field ball. streheigh was
Knocked down. This followed numhnr
A az decisions against the truckers, and when
u Captain Kelly carried tho rule book to
NeWhouse he defiantiy declined to look
Ill at, and SO incensed the rooters that
3 a number OF them rushed on the field
"a and would have mobbed the man but fol
the prompt police protection. Newhouss
An was warned before he went on the field
& that lie would 10 roughly handled II h
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Totals ~
the n score by innings;
CHINAMEN AHEAD,
.Brantley Pitches Good Game All
Through and Wins.

The p. 3. Taylor team defeated the
team a. the American can Company With
aiittlo trouble yesterday Of teFnoon, The
pitching OF branlley, which was excellent
8at all times, ana especially when men
were on bases, I was ny far one 5of the
best features. "A pretty Ca toll by Jones
and the head work displ aged BY q uok AZ
the bat, walking to first four times en
#l..a opposing pitcher, were anon tl =
TEXTURES, ss W "A 4 55, {, ~, =, I,
Score; NV 81 tS3 . " = e. e q - l,
10, 3, ~, il 9 - Ri
Am. can Il Oh 70 9 9 egs al ~
5 Batteriess II p. rayl or Sompaan y, 7 {
fi3rantley and Shelton a me cat sl asi
Comp M FATS Z |. \, &, \ \,
h Ford.i Size ton, Wood. Home runs-Tlesd-
WRsrds, 4 Double plays yonss t0g Fry g
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sTe URIN THE COUNTRY SI'E' 4
any Auto Parties Starting Out 9, 1;
1 3 from r chn1 orld MI


from r chnl ond. Vi
Not FEW prominent RI hmond people
viii speff,i many this sum ~.
"a M MI 81. 81 I,annghorn VII tour through
the scenic virginia alley NJ
3 Nj. c. o. Flah erty, and party Will
an 1oy \ an extensive our, through .5 the
noun tains OF Yirginia and will continue. u!
onward TO the Noun u tain IN New
Engl md. 8s:;. &.
Sto,y1ssg the cool NJ breezes the Jersey
beach es. He will then tour n orth
S13ost On Is HIS local #point
Ior, Stuart Mcclure will go abroad and ltI
enjoy the varying beautie Ct W Y
and Southern Europe in his highly 81 pow
cred al tomobile. n
81 Mr.: Orryile {. a skinner. of the Stand,
ard steel ana MI. ollyer r3 3; N
Sands, presiden Of 81 he Anne rican Ma Y x
sttonal Bank. will tour IN g circuito " 4
route to Harrisburg PA .yss
N 8. Forbes and family WI enjoy az,
tho grandeur 81 a hite Mountains ",
their car.yi sas sIs
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. I. hi w u n,


Bentley, I. 81. s.. 9 Il !
walsh, 4. n. VI u. \.
Totman, cf... 9 Ssl s is5 y y
Cook stj Y Y y
R.iss .5I,;; .':. q. II =
81 totals I. I. 20 q s:ls
Players. i. II. "a. p.
Reggie, 9b 8. I. !. \. 4. Y. sf38O
Richards CT rs NJ s n 9
Powell, \. I. q Sis st
BFetzer, # !. ..,.. 40 s4a1 s5E 9
Doyle 81. (. +. KIN 1tIsb ID
ZurlnEe, IL. 3. 80. II o 0$.$ aS NJ
mckenzie, So. & q. ..s4 M
Benney /, NJ B. Io
H,a7sssbt ! n. u 81
Totals /. u: !. y "a 2
$Lynchburg \. q. o o o BIS
4Danyie. 4. 30 o D 03
9 Summary: stolen \ basses 4-B owen, 4 r ick-
ards, Powell y Rcgg 81 base hits
BowenS Sacrifice II ts--7C look and Me-
levitt. Double n plays B wen II and Holt
and Fetzer and Benny II ts7-74;ofr 4 Ninston
4 inE two Innings; 2. n off M KING I. in six
Innings A.. Struck gu ---by ~ elss, III s; BY
Winston, ] 81 by Nc Knigll t, g. Base on
II balls-by r eiss,. 8 y Fetzer, Reggie, oyle;
of Winston. a; Bowen Nc Kew tWo, and
4 Cook Is by 4 Mcknight u ST otman.sS Hit BY
pitched BAL Z Bowen. 8 AT tendan 800.
Time d lgame, 4 hour and 42 minu tes. Unl-3
pire M WA Staehle.
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In, which the former won by the score Of q
s12 TO 10. ss
the feat ures Sof the game was the bat
ting of i Lucas and Sent for I le Rangers,
and Of Phillips for. the F. ra tes. SS3
he lineup as fol oRs:: Ran GERS ,ils7
#senf, jshortstop NJ Her, tcher; Jones,
Sleftfleld Clarl<. rfield Baugh.aalnn han,
catcher; VI Mahoney, ( irst sba SO; 7. ] cnes
second base; Fraz third base; Lucas,
Srg11tfield. VI N 3st
ssPirat es Phillips. cond- base Il ~ QUINCY.
cen terrified third base; Norfleet,
I shoSrtstop; Bensley, right field;$ utherland,
first bnse Sutton, cftfield ;sSs IIustley.
catcher; Grove, pi tc her III
" Til score by I'M lngs : r IN =.
Rang ers. .. ,.O 81 90 40 90 q al Il
Pirn tes Il. q II s$l25
arg arteries: For Ran ers, 5S Mill ert and
sRnug Than; for Plrat les, Il G rovo nd Iiustley.
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DEFEATS AUTOS.
Isl. Andrews Wins in Fast Game
hvI Score r,f = 4 "a 3 Ss5Fs

IsE BIT ~ Andrews a defeated ~ the Autos Ii
an nterestins game vest erdays \ from start
TO sfnish BY a score of 3 TO - 81, st. u An
Autos Bnur,5 I Tho s II Andrews short stop
made q prett one hand cat u Jumping
into tho a. and putt ~ his man OUT.
IN the fosirth h inning, VII hi two men down
and NIL base full,. 4 Bransford knocked tho
ball over rtgi, field fence bringing In
four runs. Charles Gen try. for the "A ,tos..
got t},Tee- basger. knock d " the ball
through (lleS gate. and al Rewards scoring
ar AfJDR vi SCI ~
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Total
Regular Al: lorS
II d TN 5O.a Singles. Double. media
SOUTH \ All c LE E. I: q UE T..

Savannah 81 Charles on, y q, s8
SAVANNAH, r. & Az, July 4..-S ayannah
MAIDS itls three straigll h from Charle ston
to-day winning d game ID yed I, on n l
the eighth Inning on ccount OF ID rknes Is
3s Score !. 80 -
Savannah Y. ~ y W. 55s =
Bntteries Raymond and Sahlk ~ Y.
Time - ,2O NJ 33sSS
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Claim Allowed.

II GIN CINNATI. July II. Y. The lain OF
the & Brooklyn National League Gu Tor
sS117.bO, money advanced ITO sssa player ct
/ tho 4 request of the Memphis Club mans nan i
nger Is valid and must be paid ut once
by Memphis This decision Of the National
baseball i Commission was announce to-
day. gA counter aim presented ~ Mem:
pf,is was found alread VI paid {, Cancelled
I check being presented as evidence, II ...s
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n l||In||||lITE|'IUR8glM|lE|:!s|
HERE YESTERDAY.
Continued from 1rlrst Page

y y
stutnufatlve,B ana ,sujtf d d strong Butkii,g
Sof 5rbot ars every team ~ strugsl lng ibubIy;
hard q for tto A first K place. wlicti meats
Inc banner and cup at the end of the
Iseasoi,s How tile restil q tvi lrtl out,
4 WITH the present swn fling 81 10 and frC, no
man car tell. but TINT a II Will be liz;
4tersstli,g ard wort v u watching goes
without IA doubt. n
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!. SNOWFALL OWNED v Ne . 8
Binders Win; from Them BY Score
nf Seven tos Three.

5s BOT Il t ese 4 teams Il played dou hle-
header yesterday, " the first being sche-
duled Is start at T. on the Hermit !;
Stage9 ground There was no scoring III
the third inning when the snoWlD'ails go.t
one mar 4 across the plate, and still an
other in the first half Of the fourt But
m tho second half Sof the same inning me
Binders ched some hits ana an. passga
again cot on terms In the first half Sof
Stha1fifth. but the Binders put II to- them
IN stf,e last half OF that inning with three
more. adding Sano Their a In the sixth, and
Winning comic rtably by y the score orr Of Y
S, woods assisted MATERIAL " ~ winning
tho game for the Binder h. a.
"a The tabulated score Is b as foll ows NJ
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Southern League.

81 At Mont N At "
VA + 81, = s,hv Fl rst ashYille
SRirmlnehnm, q. Second game77--Na shyille..
AZ New orlea !: New rleans title
Rock s. q. y NJ I, !, a, ,,ort
Il H. second !, gam M emphis. shreYe c;
mort AZ O. gEgf "A
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KsL1N GE RS WIN. NJ
Game Ore Of Heavy lifting, but
Sf1nv,hai1 .uae .s5s Y T38 ;S5

{Oalne Slne& OIL eaVy r1lttlIlE UutE
s58s Snowballs Lose 3 II iii
8 The S1ingefs cAiiia along fresh sas paint.
to- ~ to- take tho second fall u out OF
tho Bnowbnlls Il, N lilo the Binders rs lou r--s
stieyod TO Chestnut II III to meet the lengt,Gi
leaders. 55S When the sS s singers took the
field there tiero cries of Another game:
Sofs Chinese bal, but & Twas aiiilyi
not on the BY q! OF 8 the representatives.
;of The Tifnes-D Ispa tch; s the shoe vas
sratller on the tier foot " Isl
n The 81 S1owbhils ii managed ii TO get one
man across tho plnte III d the first and
another i1# tho 1rst half of "A Tho third. (
Shut I'M the last l,alf OF II lie same inning
the SINGERS ktlocke Ell y Eaton out Z Of the
box u x men u u ting home, md Ind &it3
an their own way up IL % 81 The ending Of,
thoSsseventh,g When "A tho score Sst ood M %,
Sto In favor 81 tho SINGERS. The Sling y
Eers chnngeda thei her the NTH.
putting Brunette In the bog n owe being
Sput h M fors tho SNOW baliss l, Tie latter
lasted only till the ending of the seventh
iingthe first half Of which j urnetto NJ
Wild ana seven, runs lricS II E tor: the,
;sjnowbails theSscorc stand ing ~ M to-l A In
favor Of the slingers.ss Burnett .a how
over, & pulled himself M toget her IN the
eighth, striking out tire vi men In success
sion dlsposing ~ y tho ba tiers Il in5 short
order III THO ninth * The three runs ttie
SINGERS * added u n q tho last half sgof the
4 eighth were not need ed II the game re- re-.
sulting I'M an easy ictory for the sin a
ers by 1S B. y AZ
The & SINGERS played q i f,ne game q a1ll
through Ricketts,, on ID % cond, lthoug 81
small 81 stature, letting nothing BY, Doh
ahuo, syithSgth he vii low. " sing u premier
3ionors ana tho base running Of Sui her "a
land and dner was fine The redount-
fabie 81 wade N behlnd the bat, was ~ very y,
good n Gardner made q ID throw Ia the
fourth letting two runs w but arar!
from I Ills tho s. fingers we pla Wing bail
all5the way, through III Donahuo. N tllR the
bat, showed upS III brilliant ST vie. ss
The snow balis til "a j hare. Is and put 4 up
a good fight. but the odds went against
3s The Stabulated score follows:
4 sNoWBA1i11s
S8 Players: q. Y. ~ ];
SGathright, aS$ 9 I'd \, o q
Darby s e y,
= x; y Nh, 4
9, I, =, N
SWilcox, RI 81 ssFy
Eaton, =. 9 # s !
Moore. sb. oss $
otals g II n q ~
TIMES DlsPA
"a PLAYERS: b. r. III. @. "a. a.
!, 1nLo ~ - ~ !. Y. a3 rs y;
Orchards 3gS 2 s1 l y
Donahue III 9 = =, =,
Hay. o n "
Bryan. q. d. Is. =. ~
Sutherland lb. u. 4. =. 5S Es gl5!s
SBurnette sso ss u 2
Gardner; u. IS g oo
otals !. ]. \. /. Isl
V l 3 sf e 's sby inninas iii ii
Times Dispat q s--ls
5 slinmary: Two base hlts-Vva y DS y.
anu 81 smith, Bryan. suth erland stolen
Ehasas-Donnhue, sutherland (e) VI Gart1s.sf
~ Darby. nchardso Love- " lleox. !.
SEa ton s(2J, Moore. q Al alley caro-
4ner, 4: Burnetts, sno y bal! 81 tlt ~
Spiohed ballsBy Gardner. Burneft !.
snowball, Struck rdner S BurIs
8nette, g; Snowfall. 8. Time OF gam y
sUmpires. hite and chevoit;s 81
tendance. 600.
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s ie4pt,es NM MA the nine
a bthind btcts abiS tps comes with Drew
M would liavs Vol TIC Victory &
But sf1reyl IN b the apple blossom for
slha ayeiilng, ma Tho wa KIDD wa from
Shc diamond Just hs tappy as Il he i V
iilehed game hero 10 Go ~ connected q
SSs'ls Hicks. III hire, snlnyed good ball III
n the 1irHt game, gnrti liaffcr won ~ by
SSShis$ slide Into horne ,nf n Cows was
sEt3,towti out at first 81 IN, $SS
Il J'e Thcto wns only one double play INK
xf,ia Eatre Bateninn 4. 1T sec otd, got Ing
SE Rot iiners from shaff t,a md trans.
ss r.. second before Hicks could get back
Richmond. S8.SS4 5sIsi
Players. J. %. ~ ~ ] ~ OssA,Sl s.
Rsse, ]. 4. 4 4
8 Eiebrie, o. s ~ Y
S9 Y
AICu1dy, II 70 Y i y ss 4Ss ~
SGharrer 81.
mn Cowan, Y y "a y! y
E 31,s,sD' J vi:
otals 4 Il 4 "A
Roanoke e. ssl#a
We RS q. Is. IN. IL ~ ~.
brown y (, & US y = NJ
Tatemnti. 2b. II sSs y, WIN 9
son, 9 81 y o
Cooper 9is u y, y
nMnion. 81 sb 4. !. i. \. q o
II Spiepho. Ii 4. Z. \. 4. *. /. 5 Al 3 y
tchlcy 8. 81 81 IS. & i,
sn1i til, All y s3S'
~ !, ~ N "a a "a 10 y
Score by innings ~ Va s.
\. 4; o q 0 q o. U u 9
Summary: Two base hits Sha fer, Nc
& aMnhon.s stolen ha ses sim Ter Double le
Elpia y Sd temnn to Crutchley. III Base y
ballaof ST Drew, on Smith, 2.f III; ~ ~
balls Smith \, ]. Struck o;it--;,y
Drew, By Sml til, {. Time e f5ga me-. ;io.
$E Umpire, HidebrRnd. tt tendance 20
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Rangers Win from Pirates.
8 Avery interesting and exciting games 81
baseball was played between Y he RANGERS @ r.
and the Pirates on Lee lMonun GROUNDS
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iLynohburg 4...,.,,,...8U y . VI - y 23''---4
Danville $500, o. o. 90 o. . 90
summary: Stolen bases .rotman, Wilson.
Two-base hits Bowen, 2. Threo-bnseg
ihits-stewart, Home ,runs--Holt. sncri-;
flce--Walsh Double plays-TDnring
Bowen and Holt; Cook and sl4o struck
out-by5 stewart, o. by Howard, 3, Earned
runs -I.ynchburg, 4, eft on bnses--->
Lynohburg, !; Danvllle, 3. y Base on balls
by stewart, q A Doyle and Ricknrds).
HIT by pitched balls Wilson, Time Of
game, ono houraand forty two minutes,
Umpire, Mr.. stnehlo, I'll
Second games; n @ss3 6is5' III Ia III
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b II 1T HAS CONE TO STAY 8sS If
81 What? The Mecklenburg Sparkling:
Why r II Because It's tho best That's
why Lending cafes, hotels, clubs and
restaurants use It.. NH tt TIL Il {it
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"a PORTSMOUTH,.

8 p yers s a II. ft. ~ As w
Titr,nn. r.. 4. \. /. /. !. 81 53
strebelgh 2b. 4. SS 70 q
Fischnlan. s. 8. *. XII 4 IE M 3 ri y
DAILY, 3b. s ,s TN 3ss 9
Kelly, Il b. y. III. 81. y 81 III
Anthony. ]. fS5so 9
Lohr, G. fsSSE Q s3Sl
Hsss;sss. !
Totals N. u. b. J. L. 81 16 ~ o.
@ iass, NoRTo DIX Ri III
Isl Players. A13. r. Q. I1.g
Dingle :; y ss 2 Ssis 3.
Clark .2b. ssa 57
Jacks 4. 3s g
,NtcNfahon, sos. Iss 3f$ S5;fs y
i. !. -. lsss Q MI 0FjjS1
.l gsits MI .s 1: n. :.
s sassSs 4 ). II: n. {.
3f totals q. \. III. IS loSs 27s8 d
Score by innihgs:, ; e
Norfolk !. II. I. 8 Q y 2f140 %
ass sumnlary:! Earned III runs IN IT ok I,
Two base a liltslADi ngle, NJ Ma hon IA and
Stanley Three. basp HI ts--F lschn1an and
3Lohr stolen bases-T itman and Clark 4
ssacri fee hits opltins: M Doubl 5pl VS.
strebelgl, and ~ ely, 4. s. ruc gu t----by
ischu,nan 8 ;iSs stan ley. Ba ses on
Id Ills by Schun,ari, ;s by Stanley. ~
Time Of game, hours. Umpire New
house k9
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otals X y. X l. 4. /. I. "a a 3 ft.
~ wy Yyrnel


s Players. AE. 3t r. 4.
Germelmei, = b. sSS oSst VI
Eng Sb, oSsl
Shelton J. oa$
M 2 8Sg sS
F1der, W. 3}a = sSis 4s55S III
cCarthy, Sa# q
Ghas. Gentry, lss8s S
Clin Gentry, c. "a HIN SS@ 9 \
England. 58ts l38s ss a lSS
Meyers. 55s M
otals !. u "
The sscoro BY innings l R$l
St. " " :
S# sumf,a ~: Two base y III Cliff Gentry
III |, En- gland "a . Gilman q HlolntA q
SDowde en- & Three. base " IL g. n g arles
oentry Home III --a sford l.#
Base on ball Eng land .S3s1 3 snnsfo e " rs.
Struck & o,lt--Eng land, 81 .; SO ,isfo ,5
Time 4 u game. - .ao. Umpire; SSKrengle:
Attendance 200 IKE g3sSs
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\ Elm City, IA Emp :;r!:ia,,

q n. M Especial Ths Times ispatch.)
s$EL In IN WI .& e., II Ernporin
AuHered her second y de feat d n the hands
OF II M City o-day. the local team wins
ming easily by the score OF Ito
Ss Score ~ So r. AZ F.%
Elm City {. =. K: III 1e
EEmpOrat 5 /. 4. -
1s9 Bat terles: S5 Elm {s City ornelius and
Smith sTmporin ~ lay ton. Ga hrlshEtt8 and
Hobbs.
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D. No%Galrne.5

n Atg q columbia, 81 g. Columbia, fAu gus-
ta rain. ~, WI 4. \,
con- no game ;sJ q n. g:fg "
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IHBy+HERslYE.t1l NHllR !

VI u another such exhibition rs he has
S t,l for3 tie past three or four games
8Ie replied that he could II q se care y!
himself. 8 Hc was arrested after tile me
for using abusive slangtnge to spec
stntor, and was accompanied to the gls.-
Strate's office by n brother OF one Of the
owners or tho Norfolk team Stanley was
lit hard but was effective u at teal
stages. The score L: 8ss S{l $
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5s'.. Dl[1,OI:,cTo 'VI (: ],
Passenger Pas and lower BOYS &c Go
Down in D efeat.

The Village Doct fsss& proved u them
selves too many fort The virginia Passen- I.
rer ana Power Company DO vs. In an ex-s
Citing though Ct far N from prof ssionnl.
"a me- 81 bal at tho Reservoir Pa TX yes
@terdayEsaf ternoon, when the latter went
down Ia defeat TO Stune OF g 70 3.
spite az defeat. thou gf1 v, every one even A
the umpires, left he field Is In h 5000
Shumor. 85s sS Y, s S4
.lR. sE &. IA. ~
Hirchmar,, b. &. 3. vs. 81 1#g 9 10 &
Bagby,f b M
McG owan 3b. N s s8}1 II
Brown. 81 8. 5as y 50 g $5
Kellam, u. I. 4. Ss l3s$O IA
Franklin, !, $500 f0 s 8s = 5
Totals ]; !, q 8 6 "a
ST Alb. r. II. q. Al a.
J J
Bryant, Is Z. s S ls ss, 8 z 9 4
SKeppler 1b. Isl i39 y VI # = XIX
Sales y & y ~ II
Valiant 9. IS 9 2 & ~
Totals I. \, D. !, I, III 2 "
Score by inning s ], Il - =
y Ar .lji.d ut; rim., 81 Attend
Sance. 100, 81 G. l.s n ssh II 4, l3I3
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sGatilrisht, ID
Darby, 2b ~ VIC w. ts o
wade \. q. \. 4. |. /. ~. /.
Burnett II. s g's y ! y
Moore 3b L. ss E3S s n = = <
Lowe, p. y. = i x * x isi 4
Wilcox, So 3 9ss lfl y III
Hampton, +. ny " ii o5sf .
Burgisy, o. s va O133 -. =
&; ~, !, !. 3. \, , .,2s ) 4s$1s
" JENk Ns. \.
Pin vers. 81 . HI q. . Al y.
vyonda q g. I. 4. |. I, /. SSS
Rowers, .. Il X. s III ! s& .
K rang se \. ,., $780, fs1 s :
q. Bauer. 4 b 3As s Z =
simna, r.. N y sts y 5 I; - Ri =
IIouAman c.. -. Z ssl5 = =
McDough ,.,...is d s5
5,rotn Il II, !. !, ]. 4, 80 81 3
Il the score by innings; Il Y s !, !. - |.
Jenkins q. ~ to4s II 4
snoWballs ~ =,
t'i s,immary:s S IT Wo- base Ii hits--TGa TN! gnt,
M Tbree. base hits--W oods. stolen bases---
lgGathrlght Base on bal Lowe, =, fllt
~ pit ched bal by 10 We, struck put
II owe, q 4 BoWerai Passed 81 alls-i
woods. q, Time Of game, one hour and
ten minutes, Umpire, Scott Attendance.
QnOy va I'LL {tfE ~
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Houston, 9 r ublicanS Grove, 81 9,
NJ special To The T lines Dis pat ch.l
soUTHsBOsToN 10! IS
ton defeated Izkpubl lean rove here tlls
AFTERNOON by the score 81 81 TO- \.
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minneapolis: alinnea polls, 4. ~ l!:yr
Q. J, I. v, ~ ].
al waukee: milwaukee, Colurnbus
GA ST. Paul a Columbus, =
a h Columbus: ! Kansas City 2; slndl an
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...sAt Buffalo; First II ganie,-77-B uffalo. 5;
noch ester "a 81 second II game 3 uffalo, q;
Rochester,, 3. }
AZ Toronto 5; Montreal (tens in min 1'I
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more, Q. Els, y, 81 Z, \. Y.
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A5 ontinued from First Page. 8s5ss 3s;t ST
and 3 ooin. Time, 81 40 Umpire, Johnstone
E'$ New X ork, 5-4;SSt,a Louis, g.
sTS8LOUIS, July. IL. - Good pitching by
AIcGinnity and Matthewson enabled New
York to take both games to-day.
III Score "a is /: II. II. Ea
st. Louis -. $3.50 o O0 % 40 OIL s
New * ors. &. Y. 80 Q, OIL o-5 10 sS
# Batteries: KargerF ana 81 arshall 81 Nc.
Ginnity$and Bresnahnn 2 lime, q 80 I'm,
pires, Emslie and o. Day.
IS Second game:
NJ Score: NJ 81 r. II. %.
st. Louis. !. B I. ... % o. o 90 W. 2
New orls.. I. 1 o % 0so-4
Batteries: Brown ana " Marshall:
&MatthewsonS and BoWerman. ~ Time. 4 ;4S.
Eumpires, 11rnslie and O'Iay.
Pittsburg, p; Boston, 9.
PITTsBURG P A., July $51 In u Y
pitchers battle to-day, Pittsburg defeated
H Boston. 3 hi 81 Ss} \, b
"a d Score: @ III n III Sii r. I'll I1.
Pittsburg. !. y Y. % o o 90! 2 o 80 VA
Eoston...,.. 30 0 o 0 % o o 600 2 N
Batteries: Field ana Phelps IN Dorner,
Brown and oNell. Time. ! rs. Umpire,
Conway. K \ IL