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Its and iickups

Good,
DO 1T again.
The boys used their their big sticks.
And Revelle ceased to smile as the
bingles came.
The Truckers kept Wallace and Hef1-l
from on the jump, but they were AZ
ways there
s sishTss ho% Vrg gnn dr sign % Was
soaiter. sullivan never touched It,,
though he tried hard
The victory Of the Colts and Lynch
burg's defeat ties Richmond and Dam
Vile for third place in the prettiest
pennant race ever seen.
Manager Clark made his debut with
the Truckers, and they lost. 1t was
hit two slow one sYesterday that would
have been safeties with a better run.
ner.
!, Infielder Fischman, who has Just
clever little ball-player, and has been
playing so well recently that his re-
lease is surprise.
Heffron has returned to his early
season batting form and is3soaking tho
ball in almost every game, He drove
n beauty triple to deep-rlght yester-
day
WaRace's double enabled him to
reach third when Warren failed to stop
hitting the ball hard, also.
The outfielders all need practice in
stopping round hits. Many a run
would be cut off by sharp and accurate
handling of singles to the outer garden
Griffith's New York fold and won tie
game for the team yesterday by sem
sational stop.
stoyall, who recently jumped the
Cleveland ~ team, has repented Of his
10 the fold, and is back on the initial
sack,
Leonard and Loos will probably do
the ,twlrling for the Truckers to-day
Vail or, Cassidy speeding them over
at 2:8o: the second at 4:so. ~
% The en- Maggieiana turned the tables on
ward course. REYNOLDS Is mainly ro-
spqqnsiible: He pitched great game.
team always gets few hits. but often
manages TO win Off his pitching. With
a good catcher to steady him, he is
captain Charles II. Bland, owner Of
the PORTSMOUTH 1,ql team, witnessed the
pleased with the work Of his team de-
| spite lis defeat
coll Tye,, and IJ Miller are up agains,
| satisfied, 1t is dounly hard. 1t is al.
| WAYS SO in close games. however.
| Hardy .Andiboe Is making friends OF
| the Lynchbnrg fans, His work there
| pleases the home team at least Ills
| siren voice pleases everybody here
! Catcher Walsh's shins appear tc
catch more foul tips than his nit, ant
some Of the stingers make him vince
Both oatchnrs had their throwing
wings in capital shape yesterday.
Base-stealing was d lost art,Baftel
q few ubortlve attempts to rul Off {
theft,
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.FAYOR|TES CAPTURE
ALL THREE RACES
.Gecrs Demonstrates His Re
markable Skill as Driver
in Pacing Race.
NEATLY \ ATTY ELuDEs A POCKET
After Losing First Heat by a
Break, He Wins the Next
Three Straight
NEATLY ELUDEs A POCKET

PoUGHKEEPsIE. y. y, August 16.
--Topheavy favorites won all three
of the races on the. last day of the
Grand Circuit meeting here" Lillian
r.. an almost prohibtive favorite. won
TIE 800 trot easily. a Wilkes Hart
winner of the 2:12 trot in straight
heats. was also favorite.
Byron Kay broke at the three-quar-
ter pole in the trstA heat OF the 2:lb
pace, and lost the heat; but Geers
neatly drove Byron Kay out Of a pocket
in the second heat, and. neatly going
around the bunch won with compare
tive ease. He HAD the third and fourth
heats all his OWL way. summarizes
2:1s pace; purse, s1,ooo-Byron Nay
took second. third and fourth heats
and a,race. Eastern Direct won iirst
heat and second money. Best time,
s2:09 10.
2:oe trot; purse. s1,ooo--Lillan r.
won in two straight heats. Best time,
2:0T "a.
2:12 trotting; purse. 1,ooo--wilkes
Hart took three straight heats and
race. Best time, 2:lO.
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adelphin AthlctloN IOols

satisfactory to either team Kicking
became general. and both umpires We're
taken to task by the spectators
Among the three thousand rooters
who attended the game was Governor
Robert 3. Glenn. of North Carolina.
Roanoke scored heavily and won the
game In the first inning. After one
man had been retired, two runs We're
scored on a double by Eustace, another
by Brodls. and q single by Clayton.
The bunchng Or three singles By Rey-
holds. iIcsst4r and Rickard gave Roam
okc aaothcr in the fifth. In the same
innings Ruhland's double to left, sac
rifice by A,anoIE. and long fly by
Hinton gave the locals their only run.
M. +
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BIG SKATING RACES,
Interesting Plans Being Made for
Richmond Rink.

The big skating rink at lakewood is
fast being put IN condition for the
opening on August 10th. Old skates
have been made practically new, and In
addition 500 pair OF 1907 pattern skates
have been received. The floor is being
gone over with the rink surfacer, and
will soon be as smooth as a polished
ballroom.
New acts and features will be put
on, and the latest In motion pictures
will be shown each week. AZ has been
the custom for some time, Friday night
will be feature night, when the racing
events, roller-polo, pushball and yari-
Gus other contests will be nulled Off
Many of the fastest skaters here
abouts arc getting ready for the rink
opening, and will immediately go into
tralng for the racing events, IT is
hoped that Altman, the fast little Gin
cinnati skater, who raced Brent here
during the past winter, can he occurred
again for a series, Brent, Pollard.
Harley. TAYLOR, Hooker and several
others Will all appear In the racing
events. i
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Records of the Clubs.
Careless Busc-Itumning Loses.

BOSTON, August 16-Careless base
running by the home-p players gave the
victory over Boston to-day.
Score by innings: r. II. e.
s.; Louis .ooSoooo1 Ct s 2
Batteries: Walters McGlynn ana
Marshall Pfeifer and Brown. Time,
gas. Umpire tombstone.
Willis Wins HIS Game.
BROOKLYN, August 16.-Pittsburg
won its third consecutive victory over
the local team to-day. Clarke was
ordered off the field for arguing with
the umpire.
Score by innings: Ri. u.
Brookiyns . ......s 90 90 900 ii 5
Batteries: Willis and Phelps; Bell,
Rucker and Bergen and Ritter. Time,
1855. Umpircs. 11mslie and Carpenter.
Effective Pitching Wins.
oago shut ito out Philad eSa to. day
through effective pitching.
Score by innings: r, II. L.
Chicago $1,000. % 0010 00O-1 6 0
Philadelphia ...o00ooo00o 90 8 4
Batteries: overall and King; Corri-
don and Doom. Time. 1885. Umpires,
Klem and O'Day.
Reds Make II Draw.
NEW YORK, August 16,---The visitors
tied the score in the sixth Inning, and
the. game was called on account OF
score BY innings: Ri. Il.
N NeW Yorp,......i Q "a
Batteries; Mason and Mclean: Ames
and, Bresnahan. Time, goa. Umpire
Rigler. 5a5
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Church nm stars win.

The Church Ell Stars defeated the
Twenty fourth Street Browns In a
game of baseball yesterday BY the
score Of IL to IL. The features OF The
Lowry and the pitching Of Moore.
stars .o'os0s4Oos--ls il
Browns ........1 100000 a--11 10
Batteries: Browns--Aloore and WIFE.
shire Stars--B Burton and Bell
Summary: Earned runs--Stars, A
Browns, /, Struck out--by Moore,
By Burton, 70; Home,runts--Bnrton Cd
Fletcher and Tucker stolen bases
Lowry. O'Donnell ca, Fletcher anc
Moore, Time of game, 1900. Umpire
Mr. Kelly. Attendance, so.
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day since it happened and it seems
needless to add that the baseball-t
going public is with Flschman In the
trouble. and n general regret Is ex-f
pressed that he has been let go by
the team.
Several friends conferred about noon
on Main Street, and as the result
purse is being raised for Fischman,
while several presents have been
made to him by his personal admir-
crs.
Fischman stated that he would re-
main In the city probably until Sun
day. and If Ii, Is not able to sign up
with another team OH the circuit. hel
will return to his home in Trenton,
N, j,
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1WALKER. PROVES
INVINCIBI,E

Especial to The Times Dispatoh.l

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
LTNCHBURG. VA, August To-
Walker, who lost yesterdays game,
was a puzzle TO tho Shoemakers this
afternoon, and the Danville team cap
stlired the second of the series by the
score OF 2 10 0. Both teams played
good ball. each Of the pitcAerss iluN4ng.
splendid support. Handlooe's decisions
at the plate in three instances caused
great uproar in The grandstand. and
it's a wonder the fans did not go over
the fence following several of them.
Three men were called out at tie plate,
and two of them, according to the
consensus of opinion, were safe Once
Handiboe called Hicks out at third,
but he quickly changed his decision.
Two minutes afterwards Hicks was
caught mapping off the base by snap
throw by Evans.
The game was n pretty and interest
ing one, and 1T was +garnered by the
Bugs in the fourth on two singles, Il
scratch, n sacrifice and an error at
second. The score.
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FRIZETT]1 WINS
TROY STAKES
Generally Justify Tai
.sas esent's Faith in the
DAYS Races.

SARATOGA. N. Y, August 16,--The
Troy selling stakes at five and half
furlongs, the feature of the card at
Saratoga to-day. resulted In an easy
victory for Frizette. She broke in
front, and, making the pace, won by
four lengths Summarizes:
First racial ages, six furlongs--
Bait Masterson as. to 81 first Jack
Akin q to y second. Berwick 6 to y
third Time, I'LL 40
Second raco--sellinE one mile
Killicrankie (25 to - first, Jersey Lady
z CT to 10Y second, Ocean Spray q to ~
third Time, 1910 2-5.
Third race-three-year handicap,
mile and a quarter-Gallavant @ to %
first, Martin Doyle Govt place. sec
ond, Cork Hill (out to show third.
Time, 2;07 rs.
Fourth race-Troy selling, two-year-
olds; five and half furlongs-Frizette
a to y first, Magazine (even0 second,
Black Mary a to y third. Time.
;06 3-5.
Fifth race--tllree-year-o and up
wards, selling; one lnile.-Green Seal
(5 to - first, Arimo (even) second.
Right Royal g to % third. Time.
1880 SIS.
Sixth race--hve and half furlongs;
maiden two ar.olds--Fort Johnson
Gto 81 first, Woospun C. to ~ second
Baroda G. to y third. Time, 1:07 l-5,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-17

OFFICE DEPOT QUARTERMASTER.
Newport News. Va, August 49, 1907
Sealed proposals, in triplicate. for fur
tons Of Hay will be received at this
Office until II o'clock a. NJ, Eastern
time, September 5. 1907. Full informa-
ton. r. NJ. KNOX, list Lieu. 1st Cav-
airy u. S a. 34G 11Jo4a 4Tg
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5ealfn 3DrnposaIs.

CONSTRUCTING BRIDGE ON MILL
TARY ROAD TO FIT. MYER.-General
Depot of the Quartermaster's Depart
ment. Washington y. C.July %, 1907,
Sealed proposals in triplicate. Will be-
a. Nj, on TUlsD AYy4Augus 20. 1907.
and then publicly4,onened for con,
structing bridge on Military Road to
Eft Myer. Va. Plans and specifications
can be had and information obtained
on application to this office. The United
States reserves the right to accept or
reject any or all proposals, or any part
ais should be marked proposals for
Bridge" and addressed to Major Nj.
GRAY ZALINSKI, Quartermaster, U. y.
Army, Washington, D. G.,
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SOUTH-ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Charleston. Charleston. 9; Jack
sonville, 0.
At Macon; Savannah L; Macon, 8.
AT Augusta: Augusta, 3; Columbia,
first game). Augusta, 5; Columbia,
2 (second Eame).
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sulHvan's long ny to right. IT was n
held IT.. sullivan reached secgaa on.
the error. but Hennager and warren
drove long flies to Hchrcn and wal
lace.
Long was untouchable then until
the fourth. when q pass 10 HennaGer,
an intield out, and Warren's safe drive,
BY Reeve and Wallace, let Moss's easy
fly fall safe. Hcnnager and Warren
scoring, ana Moss taking. se.eond, on
the throw-in. After that the Truckers
never had q chance to score. getting
one man on first in tho fifth and sixth
innings on hits, going down in one
two-thrce order in the eighth, and fail
ger opened the, ninth with a corking
single 10 left, but the next three men
went down, and victory was Rich
mond's.
The remainder of the tale is sum
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Sioux win Trom cllcroiees.

A fast game of haseball was played
yesterday between tho Sioux and Cher
okee teams. The Cherokees started
off with a rush. but went Up IN ball
loon near the end, The features Of
the game We're the lne pitching and
batting OF Joe Lnmussig. who held his
opponents to two hits. and landed
safely four times himself,
Score by innlngs: II. II. II,
Cherokees .230l 0 o. 2 G
Sioux ....,..,,l,.....014 22-l2 IA 0
Batteries; Cosby. Quarles and Mont
gomery, unmussig and Gayle.
game Monday. each having WON one.
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REYNOLDS WORK
DOWNS NORFOLK

NORFOLK, VA, August 16.-Roanoke
and Norfolk showed a reversal of form
this afternoon the former team VIM
ming the game q to 1 in easy fashion.
Jordan pitched good ball for the locals,
but not quite as good as did REYNOLDS
for Roanoke In playing the field the
locals were far outGlassed, The lm-
piring,of Collihower and Miller, as 1T
has been throughout tho week. was not
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NeuIpn sold for $4,000.

SARATOGA, N. ", August l6.-The
entire stable OF horses belonging to
Fl. u. Durnell We're sold at auction
here to-day and excellent prices were
realized. The star Of @ha sale was
the Suburban winner. Nealon. He was
knocked down to VIM Dubois for sli,-4
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A RAFTING MATINEE,


Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch,I
WINCIIESTER, VA. August lawn.
chester defeated the Cumberland Valley
Railroad team, of Chambsrsburg, Pa, at
Reservoir Park this afternoon 10 to 4, This
locals banged the hall all over tho lot. and
were aided very materially by the errors
OF the visitors. Sinner held Champersbura
safe n all STAGES. III
Batteries: Winchester, sinner ana Luhni
chan hershnrE Miles and Gains
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American Yacht ont of IT.

KEEL, August 516.-The Wansee won
to- days race of the sender class yachts
for Emperor Williams Cup. and tho
visiting American yaebtsmen have now
lost their last chance of taking home
the cup or OF winning even ore ofa
The series of races, asgfhey are eilm-s
mated from the finals.