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PLAYS 10 INNINGS
WITHOUT AN ERROR.
Petersburg Wins Two From
Roanoke - New Pitcher
Shows Up Well.

lSpeclal to ,The Times Dispatch1
petersburg. Va. August 6.-Peters.
burg played good. clean. snappy bal
this evening. and took both games OF
the double header from the champs
winning the second contest in the
tenth inning.
The first game was Of the sluggins
kind, and was won by the home team
hands down. Andrada, for the visitors,
was hit hard In the second and fifth
innings. Smiths three Dagger in the
second inning, when the bases were
full, bringing In three runs, was a fea
ture. In the NTH flAndrada went up
in the air, and before he recovered
Petersburg had sent five more over the
home plate. Putnam made his first
appearance in the box for Petersburg,
and barring his wildness, pitched good
ball. holding Roanoke down to six
scattered hits.
+ The second game was a magnificent
exhibition of ball playing. and narrow
ed down to battle royal beteen Vail
and Doan. Both pitchers had good
control. and both pitched ball like vet
erans The first run was made by
Petersburg in her half OF the sixth. on
McFarland's two-bagger. and Kirk.
patrick's single.
Roanoke tied in the seventh on
Shaughnessy's single and Hollands
two-bagger. Neither side did anything
in the eighth or ninth, and Vail struck
out two of the three men that faced
him in the tenth. Petersburg opened
In the tenth. when Bowen. the first
man up. singled. and was sacrificed to
second by Toner Putnam was sent
In to bat for Kunkle, and flied out to
Powell. Smith did the work again.
hitting a hard liner to centre field.
scoring Bowen and winning the game.
with only two men out. The feature
Of the games was the fact that Peters
burg played nineteen innings without
making an error The score:
FIRST CANE
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.DANv|LLE BLANkED.
THROUGH Fl
INNINGS
CONTINUED From : .rst Page.)

l
chester on Sunday nights. 1t was hit
and-run- and -be-thrown.out all the way
through except when 1t was hit-a-fly-
ball-and die. Both teams were work
ing like clocks. and the clocks were
slightly ahead of time.
Ninth the Fatal One.
That is. until the ninth inning, when
something dropped like the trip-ham-
mers in the Essen Works. Sparks
flew and the swan song OF the Colts
could be heard in Hanover county
not on the program, but which were
entirely unexpected.
In the first place Ezekiel, who had
been working with the Colts just like
he was born for the position. failed to
Murray's bat, and Murray thereby rest
ed on first base A sacrifice hit car
ried him to second and Grlffin's hit
caused him to tie the score. And Griffin
was still on the bags 1t looked
bilious and from what happened next
II can be said without fear of sue
cessful contradiction that IL was bill
ious
For no other reason than that Sui
Ivan pulled three-bagger out OF the
air. and the fates. not satisfied with
that made bad throw and tumble
come at third. which let Sullivan come
home.
The Colts couldn't light against that.
and as the shades of night fell like
thunder over the Broad Street Park,
Dobson struck the last out and let the
fans go home TO supper. The scores.
FIRST GAME,
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five HUNT CLUBS
ENTER CONTEST
Feature Of Albemarle Horse
Show Which Opens
Tuesday.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

tAFSS1oN - -'AS = 10y - 49,
Charlottesville va,N August 6-of
the fifty classes to be shown at the
tenth annual exhibition of the Abe
marie Horse Show Association on
Tuesday and wednesday OF next week,
none will create more interest than
that for hunt teams Of three hunters.
to be ridden by master or members
and whip, Of their respective hunt
clubs, in the hunt colors. and to be
shown over the regulation Jumps. The
hunt clubs entered in this event are:
Elkridge Hunt Club, Baltimore, Nd;
Tomahawk Hunt Club, Somerset; Cas-
tie Fill Hunt Club, Gordonsville; War
renton Hunt Club. Warrenton. and the
Keswick Hunt CLUB, kesWick, The first
There are three entries in the four
in-hand class,
put In first-cla'ss shape for the eX-
hihition: and large erowd Is ex-
ties, M Out-of- town parties have al
ready reserved quarters at the Jeffer-
Of Charlottesville.
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.0NERUN.QNSEXT0N
In 20 INNINGS
Lynchburg Pitcher Does Not
Walk a Man-Teams
Divide Honors.
Especial to The Times-DIspatch. j

lSpSCiai " L lie liHicS-A1lspdtCl.J
Lynchburg. Va. August e.-Norfolk
and Lynchburg shared honors in dou-
Bile bill to-day. Lynchburg winning the
first to 0 and losing the second IN
eleven innings. / to 0. incidentally.
John Sexton made record when he
went through the first game and ten
innings of the second game without be-
ing scored on The run In the eleventh
was due to Jackson's single. Bigbie's
sacrifice and Munson's drive to centre
Another remarkable feature of Sex
toms work was that he pitched twenty
innings without passing batter to
first. In the first game he out pitched
Walsh, for he did not let Tar get TO
third. The second game was a hard
hitting one, in which spectacular work
on the part of the Shoemakers kept
the Tars from scoring time and again.
The scores:
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Speaking Of rips.

Marion, Ohio, August GA laughable
incident occurred In the first game OF
the double header between Marion and
Lancaster last week. IN the third in
ming, Just as Catcher Reilly. Of Marion,
stopped to catch the third strike on
right-felder Young, Of Lancaster, the
inside seam Of the left leg Of his pants
ripped, and tho BAH entered the rip
and circled around into the right pant
leg, settling just above the knee Be-
Young was calmly perched on second.
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OVERWHELMING GAME

st. Louis. August 6.-Philadelpfia
took the second game of the series
from st. Louis to-day. in eleven in
nings, by 6 to 8. Morgan and Kinsella
pitched. In the eleventh inning Col
Inns beat out a. bunt and was sacrificed
by Baker. Davis. after getting base
on balls in conjunction with Collins,
worked the double. steal. Murphy
singled, and on Schweitzer's wild re-
turn both runners scored. and the
batter reached third, from where he
scored on Barry's out The score:
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And gentle reader there will be
some baseball talk as soon as the news
of the Baltimore capitalist, who is
going to buy the Montreal franchise
and bring it to Richmond, is revealed.
The capitalist declares he is in ear.
nest without a single four-fush I'll.
his sleeve. He will, however, have
to get w. B. Bradley's permission be-
fore he can begin work in Richmond.
and it will cost him something to get
that Mr.. Bradley has refused a right
big offer for the Richmond club this
summer, and it Is not thought that
he will sell out his interests for less
than whole pot.
II the Eastern League franchise is
brought to Richmond the fans will
have better ball, but less of 1t. There
will come times when there will be
a game every day in the week in the
Broad Street Park. but there will also
be times when the park will be de-
serted for long lone periods. while
Richmond is cavorting about the cir
cult
The umpires in the Virginia League
are largely to blame for the constant
pickering that marks almost every
game. If they started out with tight
rein and benched every player that
made kick there wouldn't be so much
back talk. Yesterday westervelt took
about all from the players tina. could
be expected of little plaster saint,
and there wasn't the slightest necessity
for bit of 1t. If he had benched Steve
Griffin at the outset and then sent Sui
livan after him 1t would have stopped
the talk right there and then. The
filming of player does not seem to
matter much. 1t is gotten on rather
good authority that the playets do not
pay the fines. The club or at least
some one connected with the club, gen
orally hands the money to the secre-
tary at the end of the month.
The majority of the fans didn't I'M
derstand the hit-and-run game as
played by Richmond yesterday. When
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ANTS WIN IN ELEVENTH

York, August 6-New York
st. Louis here to-day in eleven in
by to 4. Ellis's home run,
Lush on base in the fifth inning
st. Louis two runs ahead, but in
Eighth Murray got a homer. with
IN base. and tied the score. Both
s got a run in the tenth. With
runners on bases, and two out in
heSt inning. Snodgrass singled to
1 field, driving Merkle home. with
swimming tally Ellis made four
les and home run in five times
bat. Konetchy's fielding was the
ture. The score:
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TEAMS SPLIT EVEN

Cleveland, Ohio. August Sleeve
land and Boston broke even to-day.
Cleveland winning the first, to 2,
while Boston took the second. 6 to 2.
Mitchell outpitched Wood in the
opening contest, while Cicotte was in
yincible in the second up to the last
inning, allowing only five hits. three
Of which were made in the ninth The
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HIT AT oPPoRTUNE TIMES

Chicago Ill. August 6.-washngton
batted olmstead at opportune mo-
ments to-day, and aided by the latter's
wildness, won the second game from
Chicago, to 1. Reisling was invinci-
BILE, save in the fifth, when the locals
punched three singles for their lone
tally The score:
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|MU,LL|N YIELDS
ONLY -FOUR HITS
Detroit Americans Shut Out
New York by Score Of
S to o.
------- 49,
TIGERS JUMP ON MANNING
Cobb Attempts to Assault Negro
in Grandstand, but Is
Restrained.

Detroit Mich, August e.--Detroit
shut out New York to-day by score
Of 5 to 0. Mullin held the visitors
to four hits, while Manning was hit
hard In three innings. 1ncensed by
the remarks of negro In the stands
Cobb attempted to assault him, but
he was restrained by the police officers.
The score:
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the batter failed to connect with the
ball there We're bowls IL the base run.
ner was caught off. AS matter Of fact
the base runner had his Instructions to
run and was doing his part. The same
happened when, with Dobson on first
and Ezekiel at bat. the hli .and-run
sign was given. At the crack OF the
bat Dobson sprinted, and was caugh,
off first on fly.
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Can. 4. BnreIy AlIye.

n Baltimore. nd. August s.---Joe Cans.
". u former 7 lightweight champion.
lille steadily losing strength. was
,eill alive at late hour. and his ply
1.1tcian at that time said that he did
ijkot expect the end tonight. Cans is
~ esting comparatively well. but his
sltality is constantly decreasing.
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ST. Louis.

Pn1ldQelpnl6 " 1VVVVVo-V
summary: Runs-schweitzer. Grlggs, New
nam, Lord. Collins t2). Davis t2). Murphy.
Two-base hits-Schweitzer. Murphy Three
base h!ts-oldring, Newman. Sacrifice hits
Lord. Baker. Double play-Knsella to
.Truesdale to Newman. Stolen bases-Trues-
dale, Collins (2). Davis. First base on balls
-Kinsella, 4; off Morgan, l. Struck out-By
Kinsela i: by Morgan, 8. Left on bases
ST. Louis. 2; Philadelphia, 6. Time OF game,
o:o5 Umpres, Evans and Colliflower
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SECOND CAME.

: Scofe by INNINGS. II:
Lynchburg INTERCHANGEABLE o O o. o 1000
Norfolk .............,.......00 o 0 0 90 0001-l
Summary: Run-Jackson. Sacrifce hits
Munson. Reggy. First base on errors-Nor-
folk. 8: Lynchburg, l. Left on bases-Nor-
folk. 10; LynchburgSll. struck out-By Sex
ton. s: by Ryan. 4slFirst base on balls-on
Ryan, !. Time of game. 1;4e. Umpires, Dav-
is and Fender.
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RsaI|ggy|RRGG WINS MI4s
price an | ---
R4s Defeat Boston Ma.
ais by Score OF
Cooked Pre- ~ W
Snowdrift / --7- ------------
s-lb. cans NEE THREE #pITnuERc
1O-lb. cans -''o
3-lb. can ------------
Nice Cout Came Home Team, Has
per polil
we've Men Left on
Bases. !.
Rls Defeat Boston, Ma
ais by Score OF
! OFF THR ZEE PITCHERS

for Mass August ga smuggling
6 6l, Jguii.,;ilted in a 10 to . victory for
Celluloid or over Boston To-Day. me
Octagon Wshpions made sixteen hits
Palm Toilet Boston pitchers, Manager
Fairbanks ting two two-baggers, a
ger and single. The locals
Ee, men left on bases. The
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------=-- ,nox. Left on bases-Cincinnati 5;
10. Two-base hit-Davidson. Sac
s-Mitche Mcmillan, smith. First
errors-cincinnati, |; Brooklyn. L.
OeTVlCeSlays-McMil to Egan TO Hoblit-
oh to Hummel TO Daubert; Barger
nel to Daubert. First base on balls
Unless otl,er. 8; off Rowan. Z. Struck out--ey
me usnal g.; by Rowan. l. Time of game 1881.
customary sJohnstone and Eason.
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,GER WELL SUPPORTED

Flouklyn N. ". August s.-Brooklyn
rel.ts sixth consecutive victory to-
defeating Cincinnati. 3 to l.
- had the better Of pitchers
and was accorded excellent sup
1.-TWO hits and a sacrifice gave
Nnati its only run in the sixth.
.ltf
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err Two-base hits-Hoiand. Doane. stolen
b.ase-Sirkpatrick- Struck out--By Van.
Z: by Doane. 2. First base on bais-OH
vail 2; OFF Doane, 2. Double play--Doane
TO Newton to Fisher. Hit by pitcher-Fsh-
err. Newton. Time OF game. 1880 Umpire,
Mace. Attendance. 1000.
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FIRST GAME.
Totals ...2s 24lo : Totals 80 8 q

4 Score by IHHIHSB! - - II.
Boston ,.........................o $1,000 o.
cleveland ...........,.......,...s o o 90 0 2s-i
Summary: Runs-stahl, Wagner Turner,
stovall. Graney. Latoie, Niles Two-base
hits-Gardner. Easterly. Three-base hits
stahl. Niles. Sacrifice hits-La1oie, Easterly.
Sacrifice tly-Gardner, Stolen bases-Graney.
Easterly. Double play-Bal to Lajoe to Sto-
Mitchell, T. Hit by ptcher-Turner Niles.
Struck out--By Wood, 8; by Mitchell, g. Wild
pltches-7Wood tal First base on error
Cleveland, ], Lett on bases--Cleveland. 6:
Boston. L. Time OF game. 1850 Umpires,
KERN and Connolly.
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on balls-of Fanwcl. .: off ccotte, A. Hit
by pltcher-By Fanwell. /. Struck out-By
Link. l: by Cicotte, 2. Passed bails-Bemis,
First base on error-oieveland. l. Left on
bases-Cleveland, 8; Boston. l. Time OF
game. 40. Umpires. Connolly and KERN.
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calvary OVERALL KNOCKED OUT

FeV. :
preach at II 4delpha Pa August 6.-Phil-
drove overall off the rubber
First Baptis'frst inning to-day, and also hir
d. D.. OF Balre at the right time, winning
NJ. and Sis Pa to g. The score:
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Detroit,
Totals ...2e 927 Q I Totals ~ 4oi Is 2
.Batted for criser in eighth.
Score by innings: r.
Detroit ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o 0e101 IS
rl. a ~ a. a q a q q

New York.......................0 o 0 o o 90
Summary: Runs-D. Jones, Cobb. Craw-
ford. Schmidt. Mullin. Two-base hit-Mullin.
Home run-Schmidt Sacrifice hits-Dele-
hanty. D. Jones. Chase, Crawford. Sacrifice
fly-Cobb Stolen bases-Cobb o., Crawford.
Moriarity, knight First base on balls-OH
Mulin. 81 off Manning I. First base err
ror-Detro!t. !. Left on bases-Detroit 4;
New York. 4. Struck out-By Mullin, 4: by
Manning. g. Double piay-D. Jones tunas-
sisted). Wild pitch-Manning. Time of
game, l:iS UmpIres, Egan and O'Loughlin
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The Amateur Baseball Association of
Richmond perfected an organization
iast night, and the prospects are that
Richmond will have a first-class ANA
teur ball league next summer The
teams are placed already, and the man
ayers have been selected. Players
nave been signed UP by the various
managers and>the fight for places will
be very interesting.
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Richmond.

Danyille .......,............ o. 0o0o03--3
Richmond ..:...........,.......000 OIL 0.00-l
Three-base h!t-Sulliyan. Sacrifice hits-May-
berry. Ezekiel. Stolen bases-Rickert (2),
Priest. Left on hases--Richmond. 8; Dam
vile. !. First base on balls-o1 Mayberry.
]. Hit by pitcher-Titman. Struck out-By
Reyelle, 4: by Mayberry. l. Time of game,
1:Ss Umpire. Westervelt Attendance 5000
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Dobson. by the way. used a pretty
piece of headwork in the first game
when he slid to first with the ball
instead of running to catch the run
ner. He couldn't have made the sack
in time on his feet, SO he slid for it
and beat the runner to 1t. Griffin didn't
think he beat the runner out, and had
to muzzle himself with his cap through
a whole inning to keep from saving
things that would cost him money
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SECOND CAME.
~ = = ~ " = Wal 10 .. ~ q II
r Score by inninps.

ppieveiaNd .,.,.,..,,.,,.,.,.....o 0 0oo o "a
Boston ,,'.,.,...,,,,,,,,..,.....01 001120l-6
Niles, HOOPER t2). Gardner as, Warner
Carrigan, Two base hit-Hooner. Three ba So
~ 7, Speaker Sacrifice hits-stahl.
slc VIC. Lewis Garrigan. Stolen bases--Tur-
gan TO Wagner Hits-off Fanwei 5 in 4
innings; of Link. in inning, First bass
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ESTl..ss 7a41a I Totals 80 e27ls Q
by innings r.

4 - y a -;..,...... -...,l " " y
80 n lphia ...................5 0 o. OF -
! r/S.ary:" Runs-sheckard Tinker. Titus,
~, Masee Walsh, Luderus, Doolan.
M Hits--Off overall, in 20 inning !;
- .ntyre. 6 in Ia innings Two-base
SNN Mates Doolan, Tinkera Three-base
a. ,ates. Luderus. Sacrifice hit-Grants
ySe flies--Walsh Magee. stolen bases
- IN Doolan Struck out-By Mcintyre \:
nv oren, 8. Left on bases-Chcago, 8;
y & iephia, s. First base bals-On
q off Mcintyre. 3; off Moren 4.
ase on error-Philadelphia. l. Hit by
e. by Mcintyre, l tMoran). Time of
StrI4o. Ump,res O'Day and Brennan.
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vrotals ...4sl2ta2l5 2 Totals 40 10 SO II s
'EeBatted for Lush In eleventh.

for Lush in eleventh
Two out when winning run was scored.
TT 3atted for Becker in tenth.
AnRan for Crandall in tenth
llVDFore by innings: r.
49, Louis Observation-Disclosures OIL o2O o01o-i
York .....,..t,.........lo 0 o 0s02o ll--5
ummary: Runs-h ',s Eiits e2>, Lush.
o-base hits--Snodgrass. Crandan, schlei.
ONE runs--Ellls, Murray. Sacrifice hits
lyle, Merkle, Higgins. MowreS Stolen ba Sc
Murray Sacrifice fiy--Becker. Left on
ses-st. Louis, Q; New York S. First befe
Aerrors--st. Louis. 8; New York q Double
ays-Bridweli TO Doyle to Merkie; Doyle
Merkie. Struck out-By crandal Al b.,
Ash, 8; by Wiltse, !. First base on balls
Lush. 3; of crandali. e. H!ts-or Gran
I'll, II in 10 innngs; off Druck. In la
Wing; off Wiltse. 0 in % inning; off Lush.
= In 10 innings; off Corridor, in Inning,
]le OF game FPS. EMPIRES, KLEIN and
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Burke, by the way. is very likely to
have an offer from the New York
state League within a short while.
Chick Green. scout for Albany. saw
much pleased with him. Green is also
looking out for Baker and would take
him without the slightest hesitation If
Baker was strong with the bat.
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The lack Of batting ability may
break the purchase. but Green thinks
he Will keep on looking anyhow.
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Burke, in the eleventh inning of the
first game. got Murrays fly with one
of the prettiest pieces of running seen
for a long time. He was capped BY
Sullivans work in the twelfth. how
ever. and the grandstand had to cheer
for Sullivan when he came back to
the doghouSe
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Totals ...as II n u 0 Totals 80 2

Score by innings: R..
Roanoke .....................,,ll o ~ o p 8
Petersburg ....................03 rs 0 0 s-l0
Summary: Runs-A1cFarland (a). Kirk.
patrick (2). Chunk. Putnam, Bowen (2),
Toner, Kunkle, Powell l2). shaughnessy
Fisher. Andrada. Three-base hits-Fisher,
DOYLE Smith. Two base hits-Kirkpatrick,
Chunk Doyle. Stolen bases-Booe. putnam,
Bowen. Powell. Struck out-By Pullman, 81;
by Andrada, Q. First base on balls-on Put
man, s; Off Andrada. 2. Double plays
Kirkpatrick to Kunkle; Smith to Kunkle.
wild pitches-Putman. Andrada. Time OF
game, g hours. Umpire. Mace. Attendance.
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FIRST GAME.
Danyille.

zone out when winning run was scored.
tsulllyan out hit by batted ball.
h The score by innings: r..
Richmond ..........,....... coo 90 600 Oo0 IL
Danyille .........,,....... coo 900 C,1o coo 90
summary: Sacrifice h!ts-shaw. Griffin.
Left on bases-Rchmoad. 8: Danvilie. s.
stolen oases--Priest Rickert Double plays
Griffin to CASTOR to Schrader: Ezekiel to
Dooson: Ryerson to Schrader. First base on
balls-Off Hartley, ]; off verbout, 2 struck
out-By Hartley. 8; by verbout. 5. Wild pitch
Hartley. Time OF game. 2:es. Umpire,
Westerve!t. Attendance. 7,coO.
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IUtdIb IUtdIH y Il U
'Batted for Mclean in eighth.
Score by innings: r.
Chicago ..................o 0001oooo-i
Washington Observation-Disclosures 100000 SIS
+ Summary Runs-Collins. Kilifer. Elber-
field, Mcbride (2). Conroy. Two-base hit
Milan. Sacrifice hits-Parent. Reising, ing
laub Stolen bases-Zeider t2). Milan.
Dougherty. Double play-Tannehill to zei-
der to Collins. Left on bases-Chicago, 5:
Washington, A. First base on balls--OH
Olmstead. 2. First base on errors-Washtng-
ton, 4. Hit by pitcher-By Olmstead. tMc-
Bride). Struck out-By Re!slins. s: by Ohm
stead, 8. Time OF game, LOO Empires.
Dineen and Perrine.
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FIRST GAME.

! SunHaFy, fSuns-HeIIer. Levy 70, d.
Smith. Morrison, wooums. Two-base hit
Resgy. Three-base hit-sexton. stolen bases
Levy. Johnson. Left on bases--Lynchburg
z; Norfolk. 5. Struck out--Bys Sexton. 3; by
Walsh. 2. FITS. base on baiis--Or Walsh. 8.
Time OF game. LAB. Empires. Pender and
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The majority of the fans didn't I'M
derstand the hit-and-run game as
played by Richmond yesterday. When
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NEW AUTOMOBILE REGISTRATION

following motor have
virginia.
on public Virginia.
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WASHINGTON.

Totals Ia. q Is s Totals ...sl q IL
Dated for Mclean in eighth.
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Standing Of the Clubs
Where They

No games scheduled.
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Some Baseball Talk
NJ KAY q
By HALF NELSON.

And gentle reader there will be
some baseball talk as soon as the news
of the Baltimore capitalist, who is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-07
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New York at Detroit.
Philadelphia at ST. Louis.
Washington at Chicago.