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Where They Play ] Day.
Philadelphia ats5 y etroit..
evv3 York at Cleveland.
Standing .of the Clubs.
P]Eth],Liilad,:elnhia. Detroit

2 hilade lphia, 8 !; Detroit, 49,
SgsfDETROlT, July 3Os--r Plank was never.
4 IL cred 5flaf1ger1until the NINTH, when a
spototl rally was CHECK ca Just In time. The
runs OF liinlsi Il the frs two innings both u.
/ resulted from scratch hits /. 8,
!. Score: I 81 =. II =;
I PhiIade1n1,in.,'.s % 90 40 Os o--s TO-
n Ynttefiey; siev1elr'i 1 and Warner flank
ana powers !. Time, "a :445. Umpire shert-
dan and EVE ns. d 55
"a New y ouarrk, IS u levGland, 4. ,sS
cLEvELAND OIIIo Vi Jely; o.---- :l J,
three ri MS IN the sevent tn on ouble;
two sing leg. and error Hess g s'upporss
vas veal at critical time s
l Score &. 3 l5s.ll =.
cleveland Il. :. /. # 10 OF 1922 OIL So
New y rk &. &. 4. o 90 1871 o-76 1S
III Batteries u Hess and BueloW; Orth 2 nd
yI<leinow. Time $50 Umpire g, C I'til
molly. };is ri;
Chicago, a; Washing ton, =. d
CHICAGO. July 80 Chicago punched
hits IN the first and third innings and
defeated Washing for he third II Il time
here to-day. AZ !, I, y, 81
&; gs iesso J I. s III 4;
Wa shIngtpn I. ". 10 90 o DEL Ri
Batteries:ssso owen and sullivan d Pc ton
and = Heydon. Time, e. 55SSi Umpire,
IL II ,$ " 3S
Boston, 81 s.; St. Louis, 8 sss$
ST. LOUIS. July 3d. Hard hitting won
o-day's game for Boston. IN
M Score: s s53 4 "a =. - l.s1 ~:
81 lou Is I, I. /. !. +. % 90 90 so oto-3 $50
Boston ]. 4. 20 OIL 8 70 Q 0-5 TO-
batteries: Glade and o Connor; Harris
and Armbruster. Time, 1882. Umpire;
Hurst. s@ Il.
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HERMITAGE VS.. RIVERSIDE
These Teams Is Meet This After
11oonsinH Desperate Game. q NJ

Baseball ais at feyers heat nil over Yir-
sgtnia. u From y q 60 rl,sr lot Kid, through,
the professional sleag ucs,* on to the DID ex-
co..es gan every body Is playing The game:
s Richmond is well represented In all
grades. especially Is rs the home OF the
former co ege W arriors WHO are battling
I for the Hern,ita SIS Club. The team Il Is
I made up or such VIII known artists as
7: II nrra Mcguire. TIC star twirler for
i unlycrsity Y ri lsuss,,S ysor,,
sstlre roiinu thlrelet no rs secon a "a
none Son tHeaS a tlan tic y sea board J ulinn
yHill, Rams cardoza, M Broaddus. Leigh,
s.Harwood and others. s5ss
sS5 These old-tii1iers have been limberng
UP for some two months, and are nov In
sfirst-class shape. Indeed. they can al
ready boast OF q record not surpassed
b,. any team In tie state; that Is. they
have won every game played. The
s"Aicdfcos..''' the ~ .Bn ttlc-Axcs,''' the
have al gone down in8 defeat before tho
united attack OF the Hermitage steers.
Z But the most exciting series have been
With the Riverside Club, OF Petersburg,
UP to date these teams have met three
times. Tho scores we're 6 to Is, z to J.. nd
= TO 0. all In favor OF the Hermitage.
The last game was probably the prettiest
ever played this season by any teams
The excitement reached It's climax In the
ninth inning, when, with the score stand
i ing onlyAlgto 0iagainst them, the Peters
burg boys got two men on bases, and
nobody was out. The roofing became
fierce. but died into sad silence when
Murray Mcguire sent the next two bat
7 tiers to the stable with ''struck-out'f flags
4 fore and aft. The third and final sen,
m easy fly to left. and the agony wns
over. 55tsy M ss 81 81 81 n
X Now Petersburg is painting for revenge
and heys propose to get It at Broad Street
\ Park to-day ut P. AZ i8 Needless to add.
the Richmonders will be on hand for some
innings and have something to say as
To how the score: board Will look.
Admission, Is cents, admitting also 70
the grand-stand, Ladies' will be wel-
coined free OF all costs. a large crowd is
expected rs III II " NE "
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STRUCK Fs] i BY Z BALL. VI #
Player Knocked senseless and
#5 Thought to, Be Dead.
li(Snacja II 'rha 1.Tinnac

MITCHELL's. A.. July S0.-In a
local match game Of baseball between
IA1itchell's and Archil, Trayers Bickcrs.
who was at the bat. was struck by n
pitched ball just behind the ear, For q
while It was thought he was killed. as
he lay prone upon the ground and his
body pll4 qulvering. but he soon rallied.
and was able to ride homo, n
Miss Grace Goodwin. OF Rapidan, who
was so badly burned III IN automobile
accident IN Atlanta, As now In a. hospital
In that city having now skin grated
upon her face. with tho hope that she
Will not DO disAgured.
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CREATES I i,l!l> eth EssWORLD.
m IN .-7;-f -.-
The ennsylvania Railway Sta
$s,'Jt tion" in New Y orrk,

gt At the corner OF Bro adWAy and Thirty.
fourth Street, several hundred me n q re
Fbuslly3a at work IN nm enormous nit be.
tween Seventh and Eighth Avenues and
SThrty-first5 b and 9eThirty.third Streets,
where tho Fennsy ynniaI !. Rail road Y Com
pany ISL building its new sta ton. They
are digging q ellar,,t5 q! great hole I'm
the ground 1900 fst long 4, 100 feet wide
ana flo feet deep for f5hll the II aims arc
coming III through tunnels under The Hud-
son and East ivers, forty5 feet below the
surface f5S a2s 5SI s .3
"A You have doubtless read that this stu.
pendons passenger terminnl OF the Penn.
sylvania Company will cost XII $25 200. 900
which seems to DO fabulous sum. II
Will be one Of the largest buildings ever
constructed BY: human hands. and VII
have $500 running feet OF granite wall
sixty feet high a boYe the ground and
8forty-fiye feet below ground VA There will
be more than a thousand columns on the
exterior and more than q thousand spll.
lars In the lnterio and more than 5,co(
windows. Under the windows inside on
the walls OF the great waiting room viii
wide, representing q mar In colored relief
of tho Pennsylvania system of railroads
The proportions Of some OF the rooms
seem almost Incredible. N Tho main walt
ing room Will be as high MS the dome q
ST. Peters ut Rome. 1877 by ITO feet In size
and 100 feet from the floor to the roof
There nre several other rooms OF smalle,
proportions which would fbe considered
great In any country in any age.
All tho trains. ms I have said. will en-,
ter through tunnels forty feet below the
surface, and the passengers will ta lifted
by elevators and moving stairways. OF
II they prefer. they can climb ordinary
stairs! The outside dimensions OF the
building vii If be ESQ by 490 feet. The
company has recently bought ECO feet
frontage on Thirty-fourth STREET In order
TO give its passengers access to the city
subways. and II Is supposed to be buy
ing up the entire block between Sixth
Avenue and Seventh Avenue and Thirty
second and Thirty-thlrd Streets. which
will give 1t access to Broadway, and
the elevated station at Thirty-third.
Altogether the Pennsylvania Company
will hive invested about $780, 0oO,0 600 In these
improvements which are simply intended
to serve tthe public convenience. lido
not believe they will attract n sufficient
number OF additional passengers to pny
the interest on one-tenth OF that sum,--W,
r. Curtis, In Chicago Record Herald,
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Private Detective Tells How LetS,
tiers to Coachman w ere Sez ESf
cured BY Plaintiff
TESTIMONY MUCH i: TANGLED ]: 4 4 l::l:lI
81 Fl.I1;artj ,t' kl's''a;
NJ sumes Resp ibilitys forss isIl
Directing Detectives. Fsss5

!.
& (Byll .A.,,ssociated8 Press. 50

~
PITTsBURG r AZ, July 80. II SHINING
the sixth, and what n is expected tols ~
the final, week, the Hartje dlyorce trial
!to-d day II was A taken up with the longs
expected evidence as to the ma rsrleri#trt l
which Augustus Hnrtje procured sshnEt
love letters alleged to have been writ ten
BY Mrs. Mary 81 Scott 3Hartje II to Tom
NADINE. the councilman cores dent ~ S IA
the case. Sgi vi &
John 3. staubb. Y a prtvat eE detec iva
swore that he opened N. Nadine tr rum 4
Fat the house In which Mad line r0OrneoS
on two occaslo z he f rsts was .tlsol \
May s1st. and the second on uile@aS1 q iss
on the second occas lon, No he y said john
a. Anderson another lei ectiye yyaas
staubb is tie man 10 ha 81 been krlosys Ell
as era Il. Hes estitied that after the&
letters II had q, been II shown gs to " And rev
Fisher, Hartje' 8 IN brot her- In law they
were mailed VI staub To ttorrley
Scott Ferg uson, chief counsel 4 for Eihrtje
Was Much G confused. 5iss
~ staubb 5wt,s D sub ject ted to- d igorouS.
cross examination and " the rela tom fss
|Sthe methods which he N ind his y bro thsra
detective y used caused a much ia muserne ~ q
Stnubb was unable to tell witt otherS
times became tang led * ind III M lra
OF cross examination,
4 Anderson corroho ed d stal1bb IN re-s,
gard TO the second lootinl of the trnn
The n superintend en- XVI Of @ the Nj detective
agency also test filed rs to the drec items IN.
given 4 his men, and to q the ewing
/ the letters from tn en-. Y. s.as
objection was made by Is g ar ~
attorneys to- the Introduction Of the 8tes-s
tmony but Judge Robert s. Fl ger ad-7S
United It, declaring. oweye Z rat. the tEe
other side would be allowed the @fulle ~
latitude In seeking to rebut the 5evlden
Fisher on Stand. SSss5
Andrew Fisher. bro her Of usS
gllstus Hartje, was the last Ewi tness OF the
day q He assumed res pons lbtli "
Srecting the detectives. an said W.
torneys for his brot Their did not know 'Ns'I
where the letters came from until no 20
told them. Ell Sfs @ 81 $SSS5g. 4, 9SS53
Incidental to the stor q the robbery
fof the Nadine trunk 4 I develop led that
letter and telegram signed by John
ii Scott, fat Their Of rs Har tie VAS
found in THE trunk, along with the forty
honeyet 4 n issives Nv inh the wife Of the
millionaire is charged WI writ y.
Is alleged that a paragraph In this ter
read as follows:3 On nc vice OF Mr. tFres-s
man, II am sending you $50 ~ n lthenat hes
telegram nor the letter was read s;s3ssEs 2 8
court. III M 81
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IIo1 I. i b !. \. 1. 7. \. !. \. % .
BENTLEY, il. 1 i s.s.I y
Walsh, &. =. /. K. Q g
COOKE 3D.. ~ B Y ~ 33t1f IA
Totman, CT ..s. q. 4. !. . \, .:3 10
Ste Har y Q sH Q s i
Tot ais u ... 20 3 10 ";
al Score by innings: 81 38s3 r..
Roanoke 8. 7. u, B. I. Z. i. o o 0i21 o.
ncf1burg 4. y. u o0 o. s
stolen base Bentley Double ~ ay--A g;
shane VI to- Watson. Base on ~ balls-Off
Smith. " an off Stewart, 3. Struck Sou t-2 u
Snlufl = by Stewart. s, - Time of game.
! hour 20 minutes. Umpire. Black. At
tendance. 800. IS i4is t
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OTHER Il {: Baseball GAMES I e:
SOUTHERN LEAGUE Y 4 81 y:
New Orleans, 4; Little Rock, g. 9.

Fl New Orleans, g; Little N '.'-'; -
NV 4; 8 I,EANs, July 3o.-Brelte11
81 ~. = q .,,,cbeI q greet game to-day, shut
ting out Little Rock With three maa pe tSe
has base running w ~ $500
score close I, Y, - K Ii u.
score =, y y. q 3 d 0 90 o 90 2
El...e crs,1 I. % o 81 -
New ~, y, D Briten.
!. .a a. nnd Sfratton, Time, 1871 Umpire.
fs ~ 90; .sl1 II s5E
III Atlanta, 8 ~ dstl ,',lsl1ls,' -
5 A,rT "A MIA .$ c; July9 &c. tlanta took
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King William, "a; Richmond, s,

a3 ESPECIAL to Tho TIMes-p lspRtoh,) " 7T
81 KING -.W1LLIAAi l.s q URTHo 1877.
July S0.-The King William baseball
team defeated a picked team from Rich
mond here Saturday afternoon by the
score OF q to The Y local team out.
played the Yisltors ~ from the beginning
to ending q the game. Enc lne-up was
niohmontl--Ned Rose. A, Bache, Phil
Alps, yVilkerson, Toona. G. 8 Bac che. Reed,
Hickman, Roy, " rlght. Cosby and ~
King Willian-sW, CARRIER. s. s.. Robin
son, DIR, Groxton, s. Y. INNER. joe
CARRIER, Yapghan, IINckstep. 4 Il n lRE'agby
III un,pir e Benny Walker ana Cosby.
Time of game, TIVE h9Yrs. Attenda II q
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RAIN STOPPED GAME
PRESIDENT ATTENDED
|, nav Associnted Pres,,,s,.

a OYSTER BAY. n VI July 30,- Presl-
dent Roosevelt and his sons. Archie and
Quentin. were the spectators Of honos
at n baseball game ON Orchard Lot.
sagan1ore Hill. to-day. between teams
representing the deck and ~ engineer
forces OF the Presidents yacht SylpN.
The game only got as far fas the third
inning, when "a terrific downpour OF rain
sent. tho blue Jackets and the distln-
gulshed audience hurrylng for shelt ter,
3s The score was ties to- There
Is great rivalry between the two teams.
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.V1NGUT WINS
Broker Rides 100 Miles in Nine
Hours and Nine Minutes.

Especial to The Tlmes-DEllspht ch,1 4777.
Al NEW s. DIRK. July 8o.-To decide q
wager OF 81. 600 made with E;d g ward Is.N "a
Racquet and Tennis Club. al horse owner,
rode one hundred miles on horseback IN
nine hours and nine minutes at Belmont
forms Of the bet he had twept four hours
in which to complete the Journey Vingut
used six ponies. mostly qua rter. and half
breeds and galloped his mounts all OF the
way me performance 81 the young man
IL Considered by llorsemen 81 as n demon-
stration OF much endurance.
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Costly Revolution in Life In
5s surance. ~

New workers. should realize what they
are giving up. ina 004 y the Mutual IS New
York, and Equitable wro 70 4 a olnmes
new business onftwhtch the 4 premiums
amounted to $a1.700,000, their combined
nov, itlnsss Wing = creas ed yea bys
yen = For !llustrn ton Will sui Ice 85tol
assume that inisthe & ensnlng ten year,
they would have written on ~ mn h equal 1
amount OF annual new bust IS. 533 Lei, sYse
say then, that the mitntlon viii red ucsl
tho new premium In these companies ny
only an even SIS, 900 900 "a ye,tr,t Hence
within period Of ten years their head
officers Will 4 handle $685., 900, 900 less.
now premiums and renewals, thnn sifi linltf$
taton were not Imposed, Viz; n n
Fifteen million dollars. lost first gi Il 4 IN
@ year after limitation. and IN SSs
nine renewals thorcof sl50, 900, 00o4
Same second year and eight
renewals l;o' IVY V9Vss
s renewals "a. M 5lso, 100000
Same fourth year and six res 81. a u
"A newnls lVo p'',R
Same fifth year and five re-, y. !. !, i.
@ rewals 1890 n W.
newala 80. /. Y. ,.,',,..,.,. 100000
Same seventh year and three 3, 4. \. ~
81 renewals .,,.., oo, IVY
newals 1890, y. q. $1,000 600
I newa H. y ~ 5000, 900
Same tenth year I. ]. /. 4. ~. Is, ooo. 900
ss25. 900, 900
The loss or diversion Of these hun-Ss
dreds OF millions OF dollars In g single 4
decade must be felt, to say nothing Of
tho accommodations they would produce g +
run for n longer time and OF the market
they would make for securities and other
Investments. And a decade Is q short.
period. The reader may carry the calcurSS
iation further to suit himself 81 The sacrirsi
flee New York Is making, largely az AZ
protest against the immoralitles Of pol
watching Legislation, looms largo when
figured out, Franklin Webster. In Less
lle's Weekly. 't%S iSs IL s a
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In Washington,

.Sir,p announced the attendant, 'the
telephone bell Is ringing,
II ,Don,t answer it, said Senator Muck
rake; 'tEomebody probably wants to call
me q liar, ~ ouisy!lle Courier Journal
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CLEVELAND !; OPENING.
M. & M. Stakes Of $1,000 Won
4 55St by% Ann Direct, AZ
&. (By#.A ssocluted 4 Press

sCLEVELAND. o. ~ July 30.- he open-
ing day OF the local Grand Circuit races
attracted a crowd OF over s, OO0.. E The
NJ and N. stakes Of SO, 900, Il transferred
from Detroit, proved the princ ipal TAT
traction. There were twelve starters,
Ann Direct being the favorite. Brilliant
Girl won the first heal In 2:11$1-4.s388the
fastest heat Iot n the race. ss but finished
lame, and Ann Direct won the next two
heats and the race In 2:13 and z. ~ - q.
second money going TO 4 I3ri lliant Girl and
third to Kennah Mac. N
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Standing Of the Clubs.
.Chicago, E5;8 Boston, q.

BOSTON, $5July 30.-There was plenty
~ hitting by both teams In q to- days
game but Chicago's efforts In this d.
rection were the more timely, and the
visitors won, ~ NJ f5 y. e. y. Y,
Score: Il. r. =.
Chicago ii. $3.50 .. o o o 10 is 4 II
Boston /, I. I, 20 o 0 o o o. o. IL 2
Observation-Disclosures and Killing: Lindc-
man and O'Neil. Time. 9 hours. UNI
pire, o Day. ~
New York, g; Cincinnati, 7.
NEW YORK. July 80. New York had
very little trouble in making It # four
straight games from Cincinnati by win
ming to-day, I.
cincinnati, son $50 0 . o3oo3ol-l $
New York III i Z q 10 So II 4
Mn a1 = hewson, Ferguson and Bresnahnn,
Time, q hours EMPIRES. Johnstone and
Called after eighth inning on account
of darkness.
ST. Louis, 81; Brooklyn,
BROOKLYN, July so,---The st. Louis
brooklyn series ended In an even break
to-day the visitors winning the fourth
game, Brooklyn was outplayed al me
"s Score: r. H. -,
81. Louis ~, % Q Q 2 4 3o4s 9 90 Il 9
Brooklyn 30 o Q 9 Q o 90 ii
A ga tter,es--Karge and Marshall Eason
and Ritter, Time, 1;45, Empires. Com
way and Carpenter.
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'LONG SHOT Wins
GL.E|N. IC|:''|0|||v|.E||:..ST'|A||Ik||.|E|:.
Consistent Beats Favoritc In
qtiisitor and Kings Daughter
iii Brighton Feature.
TOM { oGAN's STEEP e Z CHASE
TOM C0GAN's sTEEP CHASE
Dulciina Takes Money in Sixth
12aceTtird for Fo,,intai,,
Bite .3s55 43
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Y tByS Associated Press.)

ffA
Il (By$s Associated Press.) Il NJ
- EWsYO DIRK, July 3o.-C Consistent, q
fjs n to Slot, won the Glen Cove
I'M Handicap, six ftriongs,sat Brighton
IN Beach 70 day, defeating l'a:ai 9, ne
81 favorite 1n1uisitor King 9
E.S.5A s5 Daughter; and Consistent
~, raced head and head for q 8
h llyEE@E quarter OF q mile, when
ne; - q ~ Consistent drew away. Snnd
tEa,A opened up q: gap Of three
rye ~ lengths. which she
F MzfUn>50EI,E maintained TO the fins
HMG$}y.Gl1 Isl. Summarizes mar
- First race-six fur
slongs-Pythia Is to IL and 81 to 81 first
i 1llll Rare (2Oi to II aand 8 to second.
Ssliti1ctency t9o to and 8 70 y third. Time,
4 :13 40. 5sSl S,:5 I3 ~ 5E h
!. Second race stecplechase: selling about
two miles rom Cogan x to 2 and 8 to$5)
1 first Bound Brook III to 81 g even)
second, P gonian g to&6 and Z 9 to- n
third. Time, APO. iSsS II
Third race five and a half furlongs--
Fountain Blue u ito Is and q to ~ first,
Yowric Is to- S and r. TO s. second, Laura
IA. (12 to Il and 9 ID. third. Time, :o6 S-5.l
@S Fourth raj e.-!T heA Glen Cove Handicap;
six furlongs-C Consistent e. to ! and 2 to ~
first, Inquisitor q to 81 and 37 70 81 Gee
sond, King Daughter nc to s and eyen)
third. Time, 4 :13. ss5
$$ Fifth race-mile and quar- ter--An gler;
$(e to 10 and 2 to 81 first. Corrigan rs to
4 and * to y second. u C oy5 Maid "
and to s. third. 4, Time, 2:06 rs. $is
& Sixth race-f I've and q half furlongs-
SDulcna Is to i and 2 to y first. sumda
&(l1z to Il ana 8 to q second. Revenue a to
and to s. third. Time. I :OS III
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Return 10 the City,

MIR. William EIyson, Or. Harris. Of
Richmond College, and pr. n -, Fltt
editor OF The Religious Herald, hNYe fe'
turned from the Rappahanpock Bap-'
.ust AssQcia tiah. Vt, l n
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Stauntorl, MANCHESTER, !

(special to The Tinles- III spatch.) " /.
Y4A., July 80, - Winches-
ter was. to- day defeated by staunton by
a score OF 8 to 4, being q pitchers, battle
Sinner. for Winchester and Johnson. for!
StAun ton, n sEs gistS sils
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ME Retailers Won

tho season was played yesterda y morning,
between the tGl III Welt Wholesalera
and Retailers, the score being ~ to 4 In
sfaYpg Of the Retailers, 80 a
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5li5 Boston, s; ST.. louis, 8,
LOUIS. July 3O-Hard hit ting won
!. NATIONAL, LEAGUE.
! Scores 81 day

Chicago, s; Boston "a
New York. 9; Cincinnati i.
n st. Louis. 8; 13rooklyn,1. 5tf "
4 n iii. .8s Philadelp hia- ittsburg (rain).
Where They Play To Day.
st. Louis at New York jsszi 8al
Pittsburg at Brooklyn. III y
8 Chicago at Philadelphia.
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Not Damaged by Water, Either
sho---.ohl ne had a delightful salt
and Just think. the boat cost us only
twenty cents an hour. +, !, I.
He--arhat's why yo,, J. !i " e y, y ., va
q regular bargain SAL. - fon 'frsaN
script. .Ss $50
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Eastern League.

AT Baltimore; Baltimore. 6; Jersey
City, s (l2 innings). s3s n
85 At Toronto: Toronto, IL; Buffalo, s.,
At Montmali Montreal VS.. Rochester,
postponed; rain, q.
Az Newark: Providence, IA; Newark. l,
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Her Charm,

"a charming hostess. " II becSasas skA ~
NH things 10 Tall men r, sass a
FsNo; mostly because she's an xgenslyv 60
70 oss man, \ should SAY 81 YES i :tBS
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American Association, {

"a American Association.
Fl At Milwaukee; Milwaukee, 8; Min.
neapolls, !.
At Louisville; louisville. s; indians
apolls, 8.
At Kansas City; Kansas City q; st,
Paul, !, u. Is
At Columbus; Columbus, o. Toledo, ~.
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| SUmmary-EHrntu fuHs' q. ~ ~, - =
stolen bases. Doyle, Powell, Hessier.
Reggy. Sacrifice hits, Reeve, Rene,
Two base hits. Drew, Benny s'eolIe.
- shafrer:a Richards Sto, Doyle ia. zur-
iape. Base on balls. o 4 Drew 8, on Richie .
s. struck out, by Richie by ~ Drew Z,
passed balls, Benny. Hit by pitclh1e .
hal &, Hicks. Left on bases, DanYille q,
Richmond s. First base on errors. Rich
.mond q. Time OF game 1880 Umpire,
Newton Sc. Attendance, GOO.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC .LEAGUE.
Macon, 4; Augusta. a q,

4 -57717'EI3 WUVOs6, ~ 1SN6HSSHl5@'7i
4 "A MACON GA, July so, --T Tho locals made
1t seven straights by taking the open
Ing game from Augusta, il McIfernan's
home run In the eighth was the feature,
Score. a u, ~, y,
Macon s,..s,,,.,.,,,,0 ois l-4
Augusta ...,,,is,,,O Y op0 l,0l 0-2
Batteries; Spade and Robinson; Ham
and Carson, Umpire, Mccrath. Time,
1850. @
No Games.
At Jacksonville, Fla; Jacksonville
sColnmbiai rain, Il,
AT CHARLESTON, s. @; Ghaglestonrsar
1 ysnnali, no camel rain. q n
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.DANVILl[, RUBBED.
I11|NT'0|I| RICHMOND |:| [ | \ D ! !.
Fresh from Saturdays Two vic-'
tories Over Lynchbtrg, She 81
81 Meets Defeat
DREW GOT THE SHORT ! END Z: I y
8Danvillc Twirlcr Knew How to8
Use His Wing at Critical
s.5s8 Stages. hi

Results 81 y esterd days Games.
s!At Notwithstanding 1; Richmond. l \ Il
At ROANOKE Roanoke ynchb t'll q 2.
AZ Norfolk Norfolk Portsmouth post
sOned rain. III 5tt2 Mi # s y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-31
No Cranes.

At CHARLESTON, 8, G.;
ysnnah, no gamei rain.