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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-24
Durham Social News.
Especial to The Times-pispatch.

Durham. N. c., July ga party
chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. w. A.
Simpkins. and consisting of Wake
county officials and >itizens Of Ra-
leigh, visited Durhp yesterday and
went over the Durham roads to in.
spect them. They were given dim
ner by Mr.. and Mrs, w. T. Caring
ton and @. G. Forebing. at the resi-
dence of the former. and We're royal
ly entertained. After the sumptuous
returning, passed through on their
way back to Raleigh. A Durham COM
mittee accompanied them over the
roads here. They speak in high praise
Of the roads of Durham county, which
are the best in the State.
Young Austin Carr is entertaining a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-24
Ashland Social News.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
Ashland, Va, July 2a.-Mrs. B. Nor
gan Shepherd Is the guest of Mrs.
DRbney Cosby at Columbia, Va.
Miss Julia Weisiger is visiting Mrs.
Raymond Carpenter in Hyattsville.
Md.
Keith Carlin, who was the guest
of Louis Smithey, is now at Virginia
Beach.
Miss Blanche Walker has concluded
her visit to Mrs. Holmes Cummings
and returned to Lynchburg
Graham and Tazewell Buchanan
were recent guests of Sam and John
Carr.
Mrs. Henry Bogue. who has beer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-24

house S1se. party of friends at occo9neech,ee
tiyes in Danville.,
Miss Marquette Thomas is on a visit
to Baltimore.
Mrs. James A. Robinson. OF Dur.
ham,. with Professor E. P. Busey. of
Laurinburg, is holding teachers in
stitute in Brunswick county. at Sha-
l lot! -, She Is very much IN demand,
Clinton and Greensboro.
Misses Mabel Herndon and Mona
Thompson Tuesday night entertained
seven couples of their young friends
In In honor Of Misses sallie and Ma II
Ing affair was at the resdenee 81 Mr.
Hiss Thompson. on Elliott Street.
Miss Bessie ST. Clair Parkinson and
William II. McAllister were married
Wellons officiating. The ceremony
took place at the residence of the
brides mother, on Proctor Street,
They left on the morning train for West
Point to visit the mother of the
groom.
Miss Bulah Ann Newcombe and vii
liam L. Weaver. of Gloucester county,
Va, We're married Wednesday morn
Ing In this city. at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Rigsbee. Rev. w,
g Barrett performed the ceremony,
The bride was here on a visit to her
aunt, Mrs. Rigsbee, and they decided
to make this the scene of their mar
riage.
Tuesday evening Miss Elizabeth
Proctor entertained in a charming
manner in honor of Miss Esther Glass
gov, of Wilmington, and Miss Esther
Fitzpatrick, of Greensboro, Fla. It was
a most delightful affair.
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Gladstone Social News.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
Gladstone. Va, July 23.-Miss ".
Nellie Payne, OF Richmond. Is visiting
relatives here.
Lawrence Clomor left this week for
Belmont, N. G.
j. L orrlck and family, from sabot,
have taken q residence here.
spending the summer at the home OF
w. r. Jordan.
Miss Alma Ross. of Lynchburg. is
the guest of Mrs. G. o. Ross, at Hotel
Gladstone.
j. L. Terry was in Lynchburg this
week on business.
D. A. Lawrence left yesterday for
Richmond.
d. S. Jones has returned after a
ten days stay at Huntington.
j. f. Endy, OF Belmont, N. c., Is
spending some time here.
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Wytheville Social News,
Especial to Tho Times lspatch.]
L La ~. " o. III Q 2

~ -LGTbCEuI 49,
W y Va July 2s.mAn u .lal
weekly german at Boyd's Hotel Mon
day evening. Many visitors were
present. adding much to the pleasure
of the occasion. Those dancing were
Stuart Campbell, with Miss Kathline
Sexton; Allen Brown, with Miss Vir-
Igirta Dew; Alfred Moore, with Miss
Radcliffe; Earnest spiller. with Miss
Battle Otey. of Bluefield; Edwin
spiller, with Miss Calara Gilmore
Varney Ward. with Miss Sarah Cald-
we'll, Of Roanok @ /; Fitz Campbell, with
Miss Myra Chalmers, OF Richmond;
tJunius Powell, with Miss Louise
payne, of Lynchburg; Rolfe Ewald.
with Miss Lucy billiard. Of New or-
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Ballsville Social News.
Especial to The Tim Dispatch.

=, tHFeEIII 20 TIC Observation-Disclosures y !,
Bal!syille. Va, July 23.-Mr, and
Mrs MRS W., 9. Netherland We're the host
on Tuesday. given in honor Of their
guests. Misses Miller and Weisiger
me parlors and dining-room We're
beautifully, decorated with roses and
potted plants Dancing continued
and instrumental music was rendered
by the. different guests, Among those
present were Miss Gay Miller, of Pow
hatan: Miss Weisiger of Richmond;
MISS Sallie Haskins, of South Boston;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-24

ing the summer at Gordonsville.
Mrs. Blanche Moncure will leave
next week for Giles county to spend
the summer.
Captain c. B. Trevillian, supervisor
of the Eastern State Hospital. will
spend week with his sister in Lynch.
burg.
Mrs. Larson. OF Richmond, is visit
ing her sister. Mrs j. C. Pilkington
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-24

the guest OF Mrs. A. G. Wightman, has
gone to her country home, Lynn
hurst" near Baltimore.
Hiram Smith. Of Richmond, was
here Tuesday on business.
Mrs Charles Bridges Is visiting rel
atives in Hanover county.
George Rice is at the Red Sulphur
Springs.
Mrs. william Mickey, Misses Rather
inc and Marjorie Mickey. of Chicago,
who have been at the Henry Clay
Inn, have gone to Longport, N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Tate Chenery have re-
turned from Waynesboro.
Miss Robins, Of Maryland, Is the
guest Of Mrs. Hill Carter, Jr.
Miss Willingham. of Richmond. Is
visiting Miss katherine Kent.
Miss Virginia Potts gave delight
full garden party on Wednesday night
at her home on Henry Street.
Mrs Clarence Wright. Misses
Wright. DeJarnette and Emma Lee
Priddy are having delightful visit
to Ocean View.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-24

of her aunt Mrs. r. w. Kline, on Penn
sylvania Avenue, has returned to her
homo at Hagerstown, Md.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22

Brookline, Mass, July 2l.-There nave
been upsets in previous Eastern lawn ten
MS doubles championships. but to-day
play broke all records in this respect II
the third round n. ". Niles and A =
Dahney, who last year won the Easteiii
title went down to defeat before the su-
perior playing of s. P Ware and n
HalIowel. a comparatively obscure iocAi
team. who entered the tournament loi I'm
rather than in a spirit of conquest
Their prestige, however, was snort ~
for in the next round the Yale team r. =.
Holden. ir.. and F. NJ Watrous, piayeo
Ware and FaIlowell TO a standstiL, winning
in four sets.
To complete the chain of surprises De.--9
c. Wright and Raymond d. Little the IN
ternationaIsts. we're put out of the touTIies
by G. f. Touchard and c K Garoiiei' -
New York in d 7ve-set match
This result was considered by the saiiSL
all the more remarkable in the usii' u
Wright and LittIe's victory over l+ai iis0
and Wrenn the day previous.
Touchards S playing to-day was a reVe'a
+ion He was the bright particular star OF
the quartet of players, and there We're
periods in The match when ne praeIlcdIlS
nIaved alone against his opponents ne
used perfect judgment and timed MS
strokes 10 a nicely. His 'cross-court 'oiie1
ing left nothing TO be desired Io"aIu Iiie
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
Wins Eastern Handicap After a
Tie with Engle.

Pbiladelpria. July 2l-The Eastern
Handicap. the concluding fixture III lhe
th-ee-dav trap shooting tournament d
Edge Hill. was won to-day by Charles II
Newcoub of this city. who tied at 81 Win
L II EngIe. of New York, and won the
sboot-off. 1s to 10. j NJ. Hawkins the
Baltimore professional, was high gun Win
IS. but was ineligible for the prize WHICH
was open only to amateurs.
George E Dtmmock, tr-. the Yale stu
dent. who won the preliminary shoot yes
terday had his handicap raised TO nineteen
wards. and was able to break only 81 OF
his hundred targets Miss Anna Relker' Oh
Lancaster. Penn, broke 81
I. s. German, of Aberdeen. Md; F s
Bills. OF Chicago, c. D Westcott and 6 J.
Biddle. of this city. and G. l. Lyon OF
Durham. N G.. each broke 60
Remarkable scores were made IN the
morning events. T. s. Bills, of Chicago; L
D. Spencer. of St. Louis; II. H Stevens, OF
Perth Amboy and 2. D Kelsey. an anna
teur from East Aurora. y. Y. each broke
90 of one hundred targets
c NJ. Powers. of Decatur. H., and
Charles H Newcomb were the high ANA
teurs for the three days. Each broke 5ll
Of six hundred targets.
The Hanover trophy for the highest score
in the three days was won by Bills. VINO
broke SIS Of the SO J. R. Elliot made the
longest run-147. Kelsey was second. with
146. and Newcomb third, with 123- The two
last named won the Du PonJ gold medals
for the longest runs by amateurs
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
GIANTS FAIL TO SCORE
Go Down Before SaIee, a Pitcher
New York Is After.
WILTSE WEAKENS AT END
St. Louis Bunches Three Of It's
Six Hits and Pulls Out
a Victory.

St Louis. July 21.-George Wiltse held the
St. Louis batsmen to six hits to-day. but
fortunately for the home team three of
these hits came together in the seventh
inning after two men were out. and the
Cardinals scored the two runs which made
it possible for them to beat the Giants by
a score OF 10 O.
SaIee who It is said. McGraw is trying
hard to get from Roger BresnahaD in ex-
change for an outhelder. was opposed 10
Wiltse and proved his value by holding
New York 10 six hits. all o. which were
scattered in a way to make runs impossible
to get. AS a matter OF fact. Salee's stock
went UP after the game and Bresna han
may decide 10 keep the clever pitcher. who
has been under suspension and only just
reinstated
DOYLE was painfully injured during the
preliminary practice when nit on the knee
cap by the ball He Hmped through TWO
innings but had little nothing TO do, his
only chance resulting in an error. Cy Sey-
rnour was back in centre field for the
Giants. and made two of the six hits off
Salee's delivery. Bridwen and Snodgrass
also got two apiece. With Seymour back
in the game. Snodgrass moved over to left
field. while Devore warmed the bench
About the only chance the Giants had to
score came in the third inning. Snodgrass
led off with a two -ba eyer. and went down
10 third on a sacrifice by Fletcher. He
tried to score on the throw-in of Seymour
fly to Evans in right field. but was doubled
up at the plate.
St Louis won the game in the seventh
inning when Wiltse. who had been pitch
ing remarkable ball. weakened With two
out. Roger Bresnahan singled 10 left field,
stole second and scored on Mowrey's clean
rwo-bagger. Houser followed with single
10 centre field. and 8Iowrey scored. Salee
popped UP a fly TO Merkle- but the TWO runs
were quite enough, as 1t turned out, 10 WIN
The score follows
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
Double Upset in Las0'7 ennis
Niles and Dabney Put Out "h"e
and Little Meet Defeat.

close of the match Gardner ulatsil0' =
-t.t.5 him Wright was far from oeine ~
tta form he had shown hitherto IN cfiaiii-
pionship contests a--.ttzr.
In the I,ongwood singles the semi
:, che ,,nns- division OF the draw VIII %
peaIs z, wright and NJ E McLous MN
81, --o, +betr matches from F. J. SUM
- and q F Touchard. respectively IA
.+-,te,bt sets In the lower division 'H7
.ar-,I- -f,nalists will be Wallace +. JohiisOii,
- pbjladeIphia. and A. s. Da0ney' IT, u
Boston.
The summary follows;
Eastern doubles championships Johnson.
oiI-S,-r + SuIIoway and "a D scott
r@oulloI @ sa,.Sted s l. Beals and n r.
5ostou IS IS, - g - A.
Eog4 EoseGi.. .rd = r Gardner, New III 9f-sIe
fssted n Q Wright, Boston am a. s. p
~ work 3-6 Sc. 6-+. defeated
Jrara and y 2. Halloween 9os4I s.9Ils rostou-
A $ Dabuey. il. ahG
---.t round-R A Holden u. 81 81 X p
~. s oul - vsie defeated < p " are anu =
FiioD.eil F3osron 81, g.. - I-o- de-
aailoN - . q Pifmpton New - rsz+1-
feafed p Manning and A I'M.
e. 81, Ct ,-t.f-. fATth
1ongwood singles chaHpiotns,nip pctn,, eefeatsi
RaaIs = Wright SoSsV ~ =
= Sr1IIoway. Boston. g.. = 4S.asrad q r
~ o,gbIfn San Francisco, q
McLI McLoue Liiil S-.yg YORK g.. e. 90 - "
IoucnaTu -pL'IadeIphia defeated G. NJ ShI, 49, -
Jo JohIsotL go "a 10. 6-3; A :, S,,.Sa1
PrlncetoiI' Roston defeated Dean Aa'1is-'
princeton. e., 10, -
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
PIRATES RACING ALONG
Crawl Up on Giants at the Ex'
penSe of Brooklyn Team.

Pfttsburg July 21.-Apparently the fast
going in Chicago was too much for the
Suuerbas because they were no match for
the Pirates in 4 doubie-header to-day, los
ing the first game by the score Of 10 l
and being shut out in the second ny TO 0.
Bill Dahlen used two pitchers in each
game. but they could not hold the Pirates.
who seem TO have come back 10 life with
= vengeance The double victory put
Clarke's crew within eighteen points OF the
Giants.
Camnitz held the visitors 10 five hits N
the opening game, while the Pirates pound
ed Rucker and Dessau for nine hits and
five runs. Rucker was wild and was lucky
10 escape as easily as he did.
Leach broke up the second game ID the
fifth inning when ne caught one Of VII
helms curves for home run when the
bases were full The big lead, together
with Whites fine pitching was more thaIl
Dahlens team could begin 10 cope with
and they failed TO make a run
The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22

81 LOII Is
-a.als 3 - "a o
Totals J. = : - Il S

Me- YORK > ? , } x-1s
s. L154Is .--.------0 0 o @
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22

Campeon moved up smoothly around the ~
II. last furiong- Nfmbus closed resoiutely an
ba1I-- anS IN close quarters for half a mile r
strides King Olympiau had speed. but was
FOURTH RACT-THE YONKERS HANDlC.
one mile and a sixteenth. Start good W
c. by EtheIberI-I0nis. Owner , & n
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
and they failed 10 make a rul
The scores follow
FIRST CANE

Totais. p . O. TotaIs---.a2 l ) p II
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
WHITE S0X TURNS AT LAST
Defeat Athletics by Margin of a
Single Run.

Philadelphia. July Z-Chicaeo defeated
Philadelphia to-day BY & score Of 3 to .
The visitors scored all their runs in the
eighth inning on J. Collinss triple Dough
erty's single, base on balls and an error
by Davis.
Chicago played thirty-tvo consecutive
innings here without scoring run and the
home team went the same number Of in
n1ngs before making an error The error
cost the game. The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
RED SOX USE THE BRUSH
Plaster Detroit Tigers with a
Thick Coat of Whitewash.

Boston. July 21-Boston shut out Detroit
to-day b. a score Of 10 0. making II four
winners out of i've games karger's home
run was the deciding factor in the contest
He pitched for the second time in the series
and was as effective as on Tuesday. Speak
er also drove out q home run For dts
putting decision. Simmons was put off the
field The score follows.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22

b but tiFsd srcn The sncrt
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22

No. o-Ons-hour race open % any czr =
one of a similar type that has rorps-sd = =
hour race conducted BY the Motor Ractlz ASS
ciariou Awards. $500 first $50 ss-onc s.
third and 81 fourth eight starters % szz
third and fourth.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
WILEY WINS PACED RACE
Collins Loses Pace, Costing Race
-Goulet Another Winner.

New Haven, July 2l---A twenty mile mo-
tor paced race between Elmer Collins. OF
LINN. Mass and George Wiley or Syracuse
n. Y. was the feature OF the bicycle races
here tonight. Collins lost his pace when
leading al fifteen miles. and Wiley passed
him. retaining the lead until the finish.
The rirne was 90 minutes q Is seconds.
CyouIet the Australian won another pur-
suit race when he overlook Peter DrobaCh.
after going < miles IL laps Nanoni Uon
tre ether fve mile motor paced event In
fast tine
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
BIG OFFER TO JEFFRlES
Philadelphia Wants to See Him
Box at a Cost of $4,000.

Los Angeles. July Z.-Word has been
sent by wireless 10 James J. Jeffries at
Catalina Island that a Philadelphia boxing
promoter is ready 10 give the former
champion $4,000 TO appear in a si1-round.
uo-decision bout with Al Kaufman at one
of the Quaker City ball parks on Labor
Day
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
SHELTERS LOSE TO TORONTO
Canadian Players Win Deciding
Game of Series.

Toronto, July 21.-The home players
wound up the series with Jersey City today
by defeating the latter players by a score
Of 10 !. Jersey City tied the score in
the fifth inning, when they mixed up Car
rolls curves for four runs Camnitz was in
the box for the visitors until the eighth in
ming. when BARLEY took his place The
locals. however found the latter's shoots SO
easy that they tailed three more runs.
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
CUBS SHUT OUT BOSTON
Chicago Bunches Hits IN One
Inning for Three Runs.

Chicago. July 2I-Brown pitched brill
liant game against Boston to-day. and the
Cubs won by q score of 3 10 O. SteinfeIdt
led in the batting. with two singles and
three-bagger in three times up. trock was
hammered from the slab in the sixth, when
the Cubs scored all their runs.
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
VEVCONB THE HIGH GUN EXTRA HEATS IHE ROLE
Walter w. Wins Rich Stakes IN
Whipping Finish.

Grand Rapfds. Mich, July II ne,e
vsre no sure things in the tnird Gay ;
racing of the Grand Rapids harness meet
and extra heats and sharp finishes were
the rule
The Jones-Cfeers entry Waiter W. N'N
tho g ca Con1stock Stakes. for z-s pacerS'
only after hard race. Snow, VINO was up
t.bi,d Walter W. brought him 5aIeiy
,r,der the wire in the first heat but tne
,,o17i-r after leading well around IN Doth
tho second and third heats. tired badiy IN
the stretch and finished in the rear wal
ter ". came back strongly IN the IouTNn
heat making the best time Of the daS'
7.nAs, and Won in a hard drive Waiter
Hal rushed him 10 the wire In the nI0h'
b,,, the C.eers horse won under the whip
The 2-21 mace furnished the most exc1t-
ing racing OF the day. the finishes OF the
first for1r heats being 1f the nose-anu-nese
7-arietv After Seal Pointer and Nathan b
had each won heat Walton Boy showed
most spAed and captured the race IN the
next three heats
Alice Roosevelt. favorite In the III trot'
took the first heat handiIy, but in the sec
ond was forced 70 yield 10 Nitos great
burst of speed. Vito raced her hard IN the
third heat. but was driven of his feet at
the final turn, breaking so badly he was
dtstanced. Alice Roosevelt then had no
further trouble
The summaries follow:
-ROTTTHC-2.l1 CIAAsS-PURSE- $1,000
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
ANOTHER RACE FOR NH. WHITNEY

Liverpool, July 21--In the all aged selling
plate of 100 sovereigns. run over the new
middle straight i've furiongs here to-day.
H ? Whttuey's Jinks gelding defeated
Soldier. the only other starter in the race.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22

-HIRD RACE-Handicap' Tor tnree-yoar-old
and upward. $500 added One mile an
twenty yardS-
rirestone ......- I22 Danfield .......-..... IC
1-ir,ra Gal -.--. / i6 kCrbitt .--.-..-..-- IL
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
OLD AUTO MARX BR0ht'
Ben Kerscher Sets New EecoE1
for a EaIf Mile Track

Pa-ksrsburg. " Va. July @---Ben = =.
scher OF New York. established . Nel'-.
two-nliIe record OF "a for 4 halt-1li-s u
in the au1omobiis races here TO-DAY
Barney OIdfeld clipped . quarter -. !.
from his best previous rI1le-l-l -lo+s-l''
mile on a haIf-mile track
F 5 Wheaton. OF Athens. Ohio. oro.o-
car into the fence. and ne and Jonn -
also OF Athens. were pitched ou'-
was painfully hurt. but Whesron vas ~
jured-
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE RESULTS.

Fail River. =; Brockton, 3
Brockt0n. =; Fall River. i.
Lawrence. 6: New Bedford. l.
Lynn, 9; Worcester. o.
HaverhilI. s, Lowell, 6.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
KNOCKED SPEECHES. BY BALL

Columbus, Ohio July Jimmy
O'Rourke, third baseman Of the Columbus
American Association nine, who was hit in
the head yesterday by q pitched ball is
still speechless at Grant Hospital. O 'Rourke
dropped ike a log when he was hit and the
blow paralyzed his vocal cords.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
TRAVIS LEADS GOLF FIELD.

Manchester. Mass. July 1.-Walter j
Travis led the field in the annual open golf
tournament of the Essex Country Club TO-
day. with z card of IS
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION RESULTS

AIilEg a1Ikee ;. Toledo, O.
Minneapolis, :. Indiana polls, 9
Colu-ul Us, /. Kansas City
90 fn-)-
ST. Paul 4: Louisville, J.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
NEW YORK
Totals. .29 > u 10 2 Totals --. 81 . 8 - Il
3arted for viltse in eighth inning.

-Batled for wiitse in eighth inning.
Ta7iis o q *
New Yorlz -.-..0 o O %
T,vo-base hits-Snodgrass. Ellis. MoWTrey
--hree-base hit-Nowrey- Double Plays-Snod-
grass and Merkle; Evans and Bresnahan; Haus-
er HuEgins ard hon=tchy -. Stolen bases
Ellis DevIin. Bresnahan Bases on balls-Of
Wiltse. =; off Sallee. > Struck out-by Sa!leer
!. by Wilrse ] by DruCke. l. Hits-Of Wlttse.
6 in : innings. of Drucke J in l inning Left
on bases-St. Louis. 3. New York O. Time
40 UInpires-Rigler and ETnsIie-
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

Elruira, 4, Troy. } 10 in).
Wilkes Barre. .; Utica, ! C1 in
Binghamton, = Albany. 0.
Scranton. 9: SYRACUSE, =
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
WASHINGTON
rLEEM-ANft

Totals - II - I2I Totals 22Is 2411l
Washington. ......---- q < q q o . IS
Cleveland. q q " q = o O.
T--o-nzse hlss-Ei.iffer. ReisIfnE % f.eIi-7elt
e -ytNoe hv-Efrminghsm Sscrfnoe hit-Mc-
Eds Douhle pievs-L-a fo4e- Turner and suo-
UEglsuD fuuzsSIstedl Left or bases
--esrtzzroz 3 Cleveland 4 BzSs ur n lis
C-- ze5sl.zg 2 Of LIKE Firsr
er-e-s-v vssnisSroz- Eir bv plt-her-fseszls-
ss5lzz Srylzck our-B- FefsttnE = Is LAazs
8 -..e--50 rp2re-t'errine-
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22

Two base htS-keiiy, Butler. Clements
Thre--base Hutchinson. Home run-O' Har
Sacrifice hits-Mullen t2i. LondriSan. O'Hara-
Fitzpatrick. Stolen bssss-ShaN, Fitzpatrick.
First hase On error-Jsrse5 cts. !. struck out
BY Carroll 1. by Camnitz, T. by BARLEY, I.
Bases on nailE-Of Carroll. OF CsmutZ Z of
Rsrtiey g Htts-Oh Carnnitz. In innings
Left on hesss-JerH@T Ctty, 4. Toronto 3 In
ptr@s-Hurst and Bcsie
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
PHILADELPHIA, 3: CINCINNATI. 2

Cincinnati. July 21.-Poor fielding on the
ra-- Of Cincinnati and opportune hitting ny
Philadelphia allowed the latter to win to
dav by {. score Of ; 10 ?. The game was un-
5r7rarestfue The score follows.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
WASHINGTON. 8; CLEVELAND. l

Washington. July 2I.-yVashIngton punched
hits OF Linke IN rWo innings to-day and
easily defeated Cleveland h score OF
s 70 J. The score IoIloWs
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
Totals % 10 p 10 O Totals. 90 : y L
y Rowan IN eighth innink

"Barted for Rowan IN eighth inning
r,+7f1z,5aI-,b4a 1 I o o o n-3
Cincinnati .--------0 Q q u
Tr-ee-base hit-Bescher. Hits-OH Rowan 10
IN : innings Sacrifice hit-knabe. Stolen bases
FIobIjtzeu MaEee % Thomas PaskeTt- Dou-
bic plays-E1gan. Mcmillan to Hobiizel; NC
MILAN 70 Downey. Left basas-Fh hlladelpnla
: Cincinnati. 4 Bases on balIs-Of Moore, 3
or Rowan. l. Struck out-By Moore, o; ny
Rowan l. Passed baIls-NcL1ean. . Time
zoo Umpires-O'Day and Brennan
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
ono EaMF
= 100 Totals .a4Os p Il 0
Tnralz &T11 271o o

T-ro-baks hi1s-Leach % Clarke, Dauoert
Three base hits-Whesr, Erwin Home run
Leach. Sacrifice hit-White. Double play---
NCKe-hnie and Flynn. First base balls-0f
Wilhelm .. of Enetzer. . Struck out-t9y
White , by Wilhelm I: bv Knetzer. : WIG
F -f-~r- Wilhelm Left on bsses-Ptttzburg- <.
F3-ookI,-n 8 Hits-Or Wilhelm. IN innings
or Knerze- & IN innings Tine-1-65- I'm
rfres-Ezson and Jofnstone-
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
Totals Is 6 - 40 Totals "a

+Barted for Frock IN seventh inning, TBatted
for Burke N ninth inning.
Chicago O O o n x-3
Boston .-.....--.-...O 0 %
Two base hit-Beck. Three-base hits-Stetn-
feldt Schultz Hits-CfS Frock. in s innings,
or Burke. none in = innings Sacrifice hlt-Hof-
man Double plsy-Tinker. Evers and HOFFMAN.
Left on hases-Chicago. ?. Boston. g. First base
on baIls-OT Frock /: Of Burke. !. of Brown.
. Struck out-By Brown. : collins. Miller and
Frocll. Time 40 Umpires-klsm and Kane