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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-07

Statesmen WANTED.--CARBON PA
per and typewriter ribbons to con-
sumers. as side line or otherwise.
We pay agents regular weekly com
mission OF 90 per cent. NEWhKlN
RIBBON e CARBON CO. 29T Wash
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Real Gstate for Rent.

~ ~
FOR RENT, 12-RooM HOUSE, SUIT
able for boarders. furnished or un-
furnished. Apply 4ol East Cary.
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Atlantic Coast Line

EFFECTIVE JANUARY 8. 1910.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
For Florida and SOUTH i:2O A. M, BIS "A. NJ,
7:25 p NJ and tiO35 p. NJ.
For Norfolk: 900 A. M, 800 P. NJ.
For N. s. w. Ry. West. 900 A. NJ, 1910 and
900 p. NJ. 80,
A M. 1910 p. II 800 P. Nj, 1880 P. NJ, 500
r. Nj, 7:25 p. NJ, 900 P. NJ, and 1880 2: N:
For Goldsboro and Fayetteville: $3.50 NJ.
Trains arrive Richmond daily; 4:4p a.. N: S:iu
la. M, 6:5O A. NJ al: 0S a. NJ. 1885, 11:4o a. N.
ssiO.i5 A. Nj, sI:2O P. NJ. LOS P. M, 6:5O T. M.
500 p NJ and 100 ?. M.
Except Sunday. - Sunday only. Except
Monday.
not guaranteed
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Drewry-Hugh es
Conlpany will be held TUESDAY.
JANUARY II. 1910, at 12 o'clock
noon, In the Office of the company,
No. 1912 East Cary Street.
w. F. DANCE.
Secretary.
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COLUMBIA GRAPHoPHoNEs AND
4 Ms S RECORDS

DOUBLE DISC RECORDS. csc; INDIE,
strlctible Cylinder Records. S5c'
on easy p it GsrI h \ X
CO. 2Q7 North Fifth. ~
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IyAv1Nr. p1rRCHAsED THE RAM-
~ h1or ia1o model touring car, will
sacrifice my well-matched pair OF
DRIVING DRIVING horses. six and seven years
old respectiveiy. about Is IL hands
high, thoroughly broken and gentle;
also harness and family carriage.
This Is one Of the finest turnouts In
the city and must be seen to be
appreciated Address p. O. Box a44,
nj
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RICHMOND AND CHESAPEAKE BAY RAIL
WAY COMPANY.
Schedule Of electric trains to- and from
Ashland, stopping at intermediate stations upon
egnaI Ly Richmond broad and Laurel Sts.l !:
.5:Os5. s7;lO, s:l0b 9:lO. +.10:l0. l1:l0 "A. NJ,
l:i0. 2;1o, 5:lOb, 4:l0. $40, 6:20, 7:10b. sac
1910. HAS P. NJ. Lv. Ashland: s5:55. +76, 3,
9b 10, *'ll a. NJ. fl2 M. =. 3 s. 40. ,. o y
81, 9. ii P. N
sDaily except Sunday sunday Only
bCarries baggage II.
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BY virtue of a. decree, entered in the
District Court OF the United States Tor
tho Eastern District Of Virginia on
the Sd day OF January, 1910, ~ the
matter of Edmonds & Crouch. bank
rupts, I will sell for the unders . 1
trustee, at No. S23 West Cary Street
at 1890 "A. NJ.
FRIDAY, JANUARY a DO.
nice stock OF Canned, Bottled, Pack
age, Jar and Bulk Groceries. all stanu-
ord brands; Wagon. set Harness 3, iMrse
and Platform Scales, Marble Top McaI
Counter Cot, Compartment Counter; on
Tank. Coffee Mill, Meat FOOLS. CHEESE
Cutter and Case. Paper Racks ana ny
Paper, Shelving, Bins, etc.
=. NJ. PITCHER,
Trustee in Bankruptcy
MAYO SALVAGE CORPORATION.
- Auctioneers.
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miscellaneous.
FOR MAN OR BEAST.

FRAYsER's NERVE AND BONE LINE
II the best. GOO a bottle at all drug
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Merchants and Miners Transportation Co.

Providence, r. 1.
Steamers leave Norfolk for Boston Sun. Tue.
and Fri; for Providence Mon.. Thur. and Sat at
6 P. NJ. Passenger, and freight taken Tor alI
New England points. Tickets on sale at Office
c. & o. Ry, N. & w. Ry., S. H. Bowman. 7os
East Main, and Rich. Trans Co.. SOP +. Main
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Aituations QNanteo. Male.

EooKREEPER. Row EMPLOYED.
can devote few hours daily to cleri-
cal work. References. Address q
g. care Times Dispatch.
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sHOE REPAIRING.

75c, HALF-soLE MEMS SHOES; l4A..
dies. soc. Every pair seT TeG o! 5eSI
FACTORY, 71e East Main. Phone
3 Monroe 1851. VIII send for shoes and
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WANTED, POSITION BY DRUGGIST
registered in North Carolina: SIX
years. experience; excellent refer
ence. y 1872 care Times Dispatch.
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WANTED. POSITION AS FARM MAN
ager; sober and Industrious; wiling
to work; single. Address Il. GOOD
NAN, Station 2, City.
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WANTED, a YOUNG MAN TO WORK.
SIc ;2 CO. 20 si7 i East Main street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-07

LARGE AND SMALL ROOMS, WELL I
furnlahed. delightfully."- heated. W.
West Grace Street.
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WANTED, BY EXPERIENCED REGIS
tered pharmacist, position; best ret,
erences Address PHARMACIST.
care Carrier s. Alexandria Va.
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RICHMOND HOMEOPATHIC PMAR,
MACY. IMPORTERS OF PURE
FRENCH AND ITALIAN OLIVE
OIL FOR TABLE OR MEDICINAL
PURPOSES OUR RAVEN BRAND.
OH, HAS NO EQUAL. FULLPlNTS
ITALIAN OIL 60C; FRENCH, eOS.
FULL QUARTS, ITALIAN, SOC:
FRENCH, sl.o0. sol EAST MAIN
STREET.
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: THIS
is 10 give notice that j. r. Badenocn
has severed all connection with the
firm OF j. p. Badenoch & Sons; mat
said firm has this day been dissolv-
ed. and that hereafter the business
formerly conducted by j. 2. Bade-
noch g. Sons will be carried on by
j. B. Badenoch and j. p. Badenoch.
Jr., under the firm name OF y r.
1antlnfN al @.
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Nonn1s for Aent.

WHEN YoU COME no RICHMOND
stop whore you can get q clean.
comfortable bed for 80 cents; centra.:
refined neighborhood: free use 2n
served next door. No. 1902 East
y q
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Richmond, Fredepicksb'g& Potomac R,R.
70AND RON WAsHiNc7 0RAND BEYOND.
ArriYa Richnond
leave Richmond

'Daily. fWe.kdsys. ssundays only. fpatly
Street Station Except tr aims leaving 4. 50 a. m
and arriving r.io night atop at Elba. Tins q
arrivals and departures not guaranteed. Reao
the signs.
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WANTED, a F'IRsT-CLASs WHITE
barber; good salary guaranteed. Ad-
dress G. c. DANIEL. Oxford. y. 2.
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FOR SALE five GOOD WORK
horses, and also some good wagons
and harness. See owner at Is South
Thirteenth Street. Richmond. Va.
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NO. u. SURE CURE FOR COLDS AND
GRIPPE, GUARANTEED. CSC. XIII
MOND HOMEOPATHIC PHAR-
MACY.
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lost ai1n TounD.
11rln 1Mantru, Male.

'WSETET,. HALLWAY sIAIl CLERKS;
commencement salary $500; spring
examinations everywhere. candidates
prepared free. FRANKLIN INsIl-
TUTE. Dept. 40 J. Rochester. N. !.
PRINTER wANTED--ALL-R ROUND
Job, ad and straight type man. VINO
can take charge Of weekly paper ana
good habits and appearance; modern
piant. no junkshop. Write at once,
giving fuli Information, THE TIDE
WATER NEWS, Franklin, va.
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RICHMOND REFINING COMPANY,
17Os East Cary Street. City contcac-
tors. Dead animals removed az once
Phone Monroe so27. Buyers Of tai
low and bones.
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NO u SURE CURE FOR COLDS AND
GRIPPE. GUARANTEED, s5C. Klci-
MOND HOMEOPATHIC PiiAh-
MACY. Z.
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Dfrsol1als.


EnWIN PHAuP. FUNERAL DIREC-
tor and Embalmer, has removed MS
ONCE and undertaking rooms to III
North Eighth Street. Office phone,
Madison 13l; residence phone, Madl-
son 1881. for night ana SUNDAY
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WANTED. A WILLING WHITE WO-
man to wash dishes and assist house
keeper. Apply TO the SHELTERlNG
ARMS HOSPITAL.
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BURNT WHEAT.-ANoTHER CAR
load burnt wheat. $3.50 per l9o
pounds; cheap; good feed for chick
ems. w. j. TODD, 426 North sixth
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ASK YOUR GROCER FOR THE BEST
sausage made. It's SMlTHtlELL-DD.
ABSOLUTE PURITY AND FREEDOM
from organic matter-hve gallons ior
25c-Holly Springs Lithia water
'Phones: Madison $3.50 and 562l.
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Qlaanten.

WAITED. FURNITURE AND HOUSE
hold effects to sell at auction. I'M
r0RPOR ALTON. 1902 East Main.
phone Madison 1915.
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WANTED. TOBUY FOR CASH. HOUSE.
hold goods In any quantity. Phone
Madison 1851
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NO. 4 SURE CURE FOR COLDS AND
GRIPPE, GUARANTEED.,2 5C. RICH
MoND HOMEOPATHIC PHAR-
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Delp 1Maltten, Gel1lale.

HoIING LADIES AND GIRLS DEsIR-.
Ing positions with pleasant sur
roundiags and good pay cannot 1 lIo
better than write or apply 70 ihE
WHITLOCK BRANCH. Twenty.thlrd
and Cary Streets, Richmond. a.
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HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT AND SOLD
NJ HUGHES'S. 209 NORTH Third
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MOTOR CAR AT a BARGA1N;-WE
have for sale. a 1903 6-cyilnacr, y
passenger touring car, which was
taken in trade for a 1910 car. THIS
car has been repainted and thor
oughly overhauled at the factory.
Address COMMERCIAL DEPT, T.. II.
Thnmas Motor Co. Buffalo, n. !.
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WANTED, BY YOUNG SINGLE MAN.
situation as Farmland. Address u
ia, care Times Dispatch.
s WANTED, A POSITION BY AN AC-
tive young man, willing to leave
Richmond. T o72, care Ilmes-Dls-
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lnttte8.

WANTED THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that Jahnke Bros, jewelers.. 912
East Main Street buy. sell. ex-
change and remount diamonds In
the latest styles. Old gold and BIZ
yer taken in exchange.
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no u SURE CURE FOR COLDS AND
. GRIPPE, GUARANTEED, CSC. RICH
MOND HOMEOPATHIC PtlAR-
MACY.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLE-
men I'll South Third Street
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FOR SALE. BUGGIEs. sURREYs AND
runabouts, new and second hand. at
special prices. r. II. DUKE d Co,
9n4 Brook Avenue.
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tWASHWOAfAN9 WANTS WASHING Al
home. 1919 North Fourth street.
WANTED, a GOOD CHAMBERMAID
and nurse. Apply 1887 Monument
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Delp, Aaale and Gfmale.

CHIROPATFIY rs DEVISED AND
taught by Or, Simmons. tho osteo.
path. Course is concise compete
lateg January 1O,at 122 North llghth:
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A TABLE AND MEDICINAL WATER
without peer--five gallons Tor Ioc,
delivered--Aolly Springs Lithia VA
ter Phones. Madison 6232 and DBL.
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WANTED. GOOD COOK FOR FAMILY
of two at the Chesterfield Flats; APP
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lust PUT ON SALE DRUMMER'S
sample trunk of overcoats. Original
cost SIS to s25; our price. 81 TO
$3.50. JACOBS'S LOAN OtFlCt,.
WE GUARANTEE a PERFECT FIT
in our own made to-o order corsets;
WaIohn boning and best imported
material used. MRS. A. j. PYLE. 81
North Fifth.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-20
CUBS KIND TO BROOKLYN
Errors Lead Up to Four Runs,
and the Superbas Win.

Chicago July 19--The Brooklyn Su-
perbas took partial revenge the Chicago
Cubs to-day by defeating the league leaders
in a ten-inning battle by a score of to s.
The home team outbatted the visitors by
eleven hits TO seven. but the Cubs played
such a loose game in the field that seven
errors were charged up before the last man
had retired. Zimmerman at shortstop was
the chief offender. with four mispays, whils
King Cole, who, all things considered
pitched winning ball. was responsible for
two errors.
Barger pitched a fair game for the Su-
perbas. but was lucky to win his game. as
errors were directly responsible for all four
runs scored By Brooklyn.
With two out In the third inning, Wheat
was safe when Evers made d costly bluu-
der but Burch who had walked was caught
between second and third for what should
have been third out Cole muffed throw,
however, and before he could recover the
bali Burch had crossed the plate
In the fourth inning Davidson was safe
on Zimmernan's tumble. and LennoX got a
life when Cole threw his bunt over Chances s
head Smith popped up easy fly 10 Cole,
which should have been the third out, bu.
following this Erwin came along with sir
gle while Barger helped win his own game
with a crashing two bagger to left and two
runs were scored.
The Cubs tied the score with one rIn IN
the sixth inning and TWO in the seventh.
but the Superbas finally pulled out a vic
tory in the tenth, on another fatal blunder
by Zimmerman. who made q, wild throw 10
first in trying to complete double play.
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-07-20
GIANTS PLAY OVERTIME
Outbatted by Reds. but Win in
Eleventh Inning.
MATTY HAS A CLOSE CALL
Cincinnati Pounds the Ball, but
Even Then Runs Come
Hard.

CINCINNATI, july lS.-lt took Mdtty ana
the Giants eleven innings to beat the Gin
cinnau Reds here to-day by a score of
to (. and it may be said that big Six
was a bit lucky to escape defeat. as the
home team made fourteen safe hits off his
delivery, outbatting the visitors almost two
to one. incidentally. the Giants broke their
hoodoo and actually won a game when the
Chicago Cubs lost, so that they gained
little ground in the National League race.
Matty and his famous fade away had
no terrors for the Reds, but the trouble
was that they could not bunch their hits
except in one inning, and as a result runs
were mighty scarce. considering the oom-
bardment of safe drives, three OF whlch
were for extra bases. Suggs was opposed
to Matty for eight innings. when Miller
was sent out to bat for him, following
which Burns went in for two innings, but
was so free with bases on balls that
Frornme was called on to pitch out the
game. He also was wild.
The Giants took an early lead, scoring
one run in the first inning and two in the
fourth. With two out in the opening frame.
Devore slammed out two-bagger and took
third on a hard hit ball by Murray, which
Mcmillan could not handle Murray drew
a throw to second and Devore. by fast
sprinting, beat Eagans throw to the plate
In the fourth inning Devore beat out
slow roller to Eagan after Doyle had been
retired and took second when Murray was
hit by pitched ball Both runners ad-
yanced a base on Bridwells sacrifice, and
both scored when Arthur Devlin drove
clean single to centre field. On an attempt
ed double steal Devlin was trapped between
third and home and run down
The Reds scored one run in the sixth
inning on a single by Mitchell and two long
sacrifice flies and took the lead IN the sew
enth by adding three more on single oy
Mcmillan. a double by Miller, an out and
Mitchels three baSger TO deep centre feid
The Giants tied the score in the elghth
inning on a base on balls to Snodgrass' d
sacrifice and a hard drive by Schlei, who
hatted for Devore, when the ball carromed
off Downey's leg.
For the next two innings neither size
could reach the plate, but the Giants pulieo
the game out in the eleventh by SCORING
two runs. Fromme was good enough 10
give three bases or balls in quick success
sion. and when Meyers dropped a Texas
Lacquer over second base. two runners
raced over the plate.
Murray and Becker made circus catCnes
in the last inning and prevented the Reus
starting raIly The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-07-20
LEAGUE STANDING.
RED SOX DRAW A CROWD
Thousands Rejoice in Double
Victory Over Detroit.

Boston. July 1s.-All laid attendance rec
ords for baseball games in this city were
broken to-day when 32.31S persons saw
Boston win two exciting games from De-
troit, the first by a score of to in four
teen innings and the second by score OF
to 2. The largest attendance record up 10
to-day was made on May 80 this year, When
31O70 persons were present at the same
grounds.
Crawford was put out of the game for
obiecting to a decision of the umpire. Mo-
riarty was spiked by StahI in the first game
and was forced to retire.
FIRST GAME
New-York tribune., 1910-07-20
YOUNG MAKES A RECORD
Wins His Five -Hundredth Game
i'm Defeating Washington.

WASHINGTON July 19.-The veteran pitcher'
CIV Young, won his 5OOth game of his long
career to-day when Cleveland de1eateo
washington I'm the second game or
double-header by a score of to 2 Inc
contest went eleven innings. Young allow
ing only one hit in eight innings He
weakened slightly in the ninth. allowing
two hits, and the fourth came IN the eleF-
enth.
In addition to pitching brilliantly, Young
made Milan chase almost TO the centreneld
fence for his long hit IN the eighth INNING
the catch killing off sure triple.
In the first game to-day Gray allowed
only four scattered hits and Washington
blanked Cleveland by i score of . 10 O.
The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1910-07-20
TORONTO.
JERSEY CITY
Totals. SO 10 Il 2T 10 = Totals 80 Q p IA d
- vaughn in eighth inning

sBatted for vaughn in elsn'no n innins O. 10
3:s;sS 4s,ss,s ci'y - 80. g., Sms
I~o.DHsss liz, IIondrigan. Esrnonc, Mullen.
eGe si'tob Johnson Meyer Clement SanRitS F9rst
stolen bases-r Hhra Meyers: s roEanio struck
bag fn sitton By cofsy & p GarF9 si,,6n o Sy
RudoIph; | Bssss Fssoeh. On Doubi. pIsyshaw
CoTeE &, zi,,efer ~ Hi by pitched baiinby sitton
L iia b. camn,z WIZ ilits@on pl5sf cePeS' %eS in
Passed 3.nars o siton. in ca inninss on
5a-To o1on5o 60 in6lnSs t@PlTcs el5 95 and
New-York tribune., 1910-07-20
TAILENDERS WIN AGAIN
Indians Get a Good Drubb1ng
from the Montreal PLAYERS.

Montreal, July 19.-The home players
soundly trounced the Indians here this az
ternoon. shutting them out by score of
to /. Bobby Keefe was in the box for che
locals. and he had the Newark players at
his mercy, two lone hits being all that Nc
GiDnity's players could gather from a1s
curves. Cy Pankins did the twirling for
Newark. He got a bad start, the Montreal
players touching him up for two TALES IN
the opening inning.
In the seventh the locals fell on his curves
yritb a vengeance and before they could be
stoned fSfd added four more runs to their
score. Two more runs were added IN the
eighth The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-07-20
JERSEY CITY, 10; TORONTO, 8.

Toronto, July 19-Both the home and
the Jersey City players had batting con-
tes. to-day. the Skeeters winning out by
a score of 10 10 8. Toronto used up three
pitchers in trying to stop the visitors
while the Skeeters replaced Sitton with
Camnitz The Jersey City players prac-
+tcallv won the game in the eighth inning,
uben they found CarrolIs curves so easy
that four tallies were added to their
score. Rudolph replaced Carroll. but it
Was too late. as the game had been won
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-07-20
WEAK STAND By CHICAGO
White Sox Fail to Score a Run
Against Athletics.

Philadelphia July 1.-THE Philadelphla
Athletics shut out Chicago to-day by
score of to q The visitors scattered their
hits off Morgan and ]. Collins, who hit for
two bases. was the only player to get past
first base Philadelphia punched all its hits
In tvo innings The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-07-20
Totals. IS s as Ii 2 Totals 41s 80

.Batted for Devore IN eighth inning fRan
for Schlei in eighth inning. Hated for SUES
in seventh inning. sRan for Burns IN hih'ii
inning
New yorkI o 2 2-6
Ctncinnati.. q o o : 0 o.
Two-base hits-Devore, Miller. Three-oase
hits-Egan, Mitchell. Hits-Of Suggs. In
innings: off Burns, in innings; off Fromme
in innings Sacrifice hitrDowney; st6ten StSeiI
Double pIays-McMillan and HobhtzeIl NC
Lean and Egan- Left on bases-&News Ne s I ork' .
Cincinnati Is. Base balls-On Susgs'
off Burns 2: off Mathewson. :; off Fromme, j.
Hit BY pitcher-By suggs (Murrayl. struck 6F
Frorore . Time 90 Umpires-Risler
and Emslie.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-20
BOSTON.
Totals lssalOs Total. 40 1882 ia

-Batted for Philippe in ninth inning tBattea
for Frock in second inning +Two out when
winning run scored
Pittsburg 8 o o ID
Pcston 4 o o O.
Two-base hits-Bryne. Wagner. wilson,
Campbell, Abbaticchio, Graham Sacrihce hit
-INach stoIen base-Coll!ns. Double play
shean and Sharpe First base on balls-Or
Ieever /; off Curtis. / Struck out-By Phil-
lippe 2: by Curtis. = Wild pitch-CuTtis-
Firsf haze on erTors-Pittsburg |; Boston, l.
Ieft on bases-Pittsburg. s: Boston. O. Hits
on I,eever in l 1-3 innings: of Phillppe'
q in Z "a innings: off Leifeld. none IN 7 inn
Ipgs- of Frock , in ] inning: off Curtis 10 IN
10 innings Time-l:55 Ump!Tes-kiem ana
New-York tribune., 1910-07-20
Totals 80 so152l Totals 81 IL 80 1s7
attsd frr Cole IN the seventh inning.

.Batted for Cole in the seventh inning.
g5G9kISn. e59ssR9n... -. Q : 3 Q Q %
Two-base hit--BaEser- Three base hit o1
Brown In innings Sacrifice htts-Coie'
Iennox T Smith. Stolen bases-Hofman,
Chance Double pIays-Barger. Erwin and
Burch; T. Smith. Hummel and Burch; Da-
vidson 7. Smith and Lennox Left on bases
chicago il; Brooklyn, Z Bases on balls-OH
Cole 3: of Barger, ; First base on errors
Chicago. 2: Brooklyn, 4 Struck oHt-by
cole ]; by Brown / Wild pitch-Barger.
rime-2:I5- Umpres-Johnston and Eason
New-York tribune., 1910-07-20
Total, 42a742151 Totals 40 1o44o 81 o

sBatted for Iathers in twelfth inning zone
out when winning run was scored
Boston o o o o ! o q 0 o IL
Detroit....... o o 0 0 o o o o-l
Two-base hits-Cobb. Engle- Sacrifice hits
Cobb. Lord (2l. D. Jones. Wagner. Double
plays-OLeary (unassisted); Bush, O,Ieary
and T Jones (2). Left bases-Detroft IL;
Boston. 10 First base on balls-Of karger. 4
off Summers. Z Hit by pitcher-By karger'
(O.Learv); by Summers. l (Lewis). Struck OUT
BY Karger 6; by Summers, 4. Time-3:lo
Umpires-Connolly and KERN.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-20
pErADRIPHA-
Totals o. Is 4s 2 1o2 Totals. %. 81 IS - Is 3

Totals -- g Z 8 p 1872 Totals. q ) - ID 3
l.ii.15es l.hiisaeeiEsi.ia Q o %
- IHo-hsse hit-Bresnaben Sacrifice hits
-ls Bates Double play-hnabe anc BTsns-
.ltlc- Stolen bases-Ellls. Huggins. Dooinr
.-f2ns. Hit by pftcher-By McQuillan tETans
Bases on balis-Or willis. . of NC
: Stlisan. > Struck out-By McQufllan. . by
Wis. 3. Left bases-St- LOUIS. 4; Ihll-
saelphia- s. Time :46- Tmpires-O Day
New-York tribune., 1910-07-20
SAYS JOHNSON WILL FIGHT

l~pneon, July PA sporting weekly as
feTls today that IL has authority 20 state
o-at Jack johnson, the negro heavyweight
Champion. VIII fight either Tommy Burns
{, sarn Langford in London in September
Laoer the direction Of Hugh Mcintosh the
australian promoter.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-20

-Bacted for TruesdaIe IN the ninth inning.
eSew York.----- O "a
e. Louis VI
Sacrifice hf--HartzeI Stolen bases-La-
porte .. Cree . Danieis. Gardner. Roach
fWeeneY. Left bases-St- Louis. .; New
Gork FIRST base on errors-St. Louis. !;
NeE York !. Struck out-By Ford, ii: by
Powell 3 Bases on balls-On Ford, 4, or
Powell = Tlme-1:4s- Cmpires-EFans ana
New-York tribune., 1910-07-20
FIRST GAME.

Totals. 80 II q IS II Totals 800 "A I'D
Washington. E6
Tvo-base hits-Gray LeIivet- Hits-Of
Hardness IN 5 2-3 innings: off Falkenbers.
in 1-3 innings. SacrIhce hit-Henry-
Double plays-Beckendorf and Conroy: Nc
Bride Kilifer and Henry. Left on bases
Washington, IL: Cleveland. 4. Base on pals
berg, . HIT by pitcher-By Mcbride tKtll-
ferS Struck out-By Gray, s: by HarkneSs,
4 by FaIkenberK, /. Time-l-55-
SECOND GAME.