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AGAIN THE, HEROES
BA FILE TO a TIE.
Both Sides Out for Blood and Score Was Tied
Twice Before 1t was Called at Close Of Ninth
on Account Of Darkness.

thing happened each time, ana the rune
that came across came singly. Then
runs to call every bet that the Colts
made. and tie the score every time
lilead was gained.
Ontbatted Visitors
little bats and outbatted the visitors
4 almost two to one. Save actually got
q three. Dagger and a single. and tina.
yap5h B dn;sh1sg pulled out otte gams
credit out OF four times at bat, the
rs sure betting the ball.
Richmond started out for the req
tho trainers Inc hands. Dick Smith n,ar.-
Baket to tirst. and Shaw pushed !, shes the
scratch. Then Wallace came forth with,
a timely swat that breezed Baker
home. First blood for Richmond
In the second inning Bunting cut
to right field that did not come to an
end until he was hitched to the second
bag. Heiworried about on second while
looked as II he would stay there for
the inning. when Salve came to bat
But he #didn't With look such as
the Big Dick IN Palestine might have
him with the mace, ne locked at Bran
don.3 and a second later Brandon's smile
! OF contempt was sent to the breeze.
Three good bags were covered before
4 the ball was brought back from the
Il fence. and Bunting Lad chalked up the
Slsecond blood. 48s Il;
Hiill-Climbers Laying Low,
L. All THIS time Lynchburg was laying
!. In the fourth Inning it seemed that
4 the thirst for little gore was NOT
tcontined to Richmond, for the Hill
10 irst a ana blood was spllea
A when Levy and Morrison both tapped
4 out singles, which brought one run
4 home. Again in ths fifth Lucia cantera
hit that nobody was looking for.
Colts mad. So. when the sixth carne
Shaw sacrificed him % second. Wal.
+ lace stepped again In the limeligni
Of timely hits. and sWatted out one
that brought Baker home neatly pack
4 another hit that took Wallace only to
A second, and Bunting came with the
8 third. which did no more than fill the
Fl bases.
AT this time. mind you. Gentle
Reader, there was only one hand dow.n
, and with the bags full. 1t looked as
sweet as, a June morning Dobso N, a 4
! lace caught the hit aHd-run signal
when Dobson had two strikes against
4 him, and ducked for home. Dobsou
i was waiting for Bases, and when tho
j third strike was called on him Wal
4 lace was almost near enough for Lrsi Ia
Ito touch him. a quick throw to third
land twas double play.
IN the eighth Lynchburg made the
Third run and second tie on a basa
! on balls. sacrifice ana hit whtcn
I practically closed the game. In the
a ninth both teams made great stabs at
!. Infringing home the fourth run. but
!. There was nothing doing even though
Il Bunting and Messitt both drove out
4 singles. ~
a Al the close of the ninth the player
], lumpires called the performance of in
q Reconsideration of the darkness. which
n madeh VT difficult to dope out where "a
/. init ball was going to land. The score:
i 80 - Lynchburg. xxx + 3
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came out rather
three hits out of
One of the hits
as 1t should have
hit Just the same.
several luck hits
both teams. The
in every case and
I to blame.
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With the great god Bohop sitting on
each hand, and Dame Fortune squint-
ing at the Colts in n way to make the
fans nervous. the second game OF the
Richmond series went to a
tie yesterday afternoon. It was any.
twice the score was tied, but when the
last man died IN the eighth inning
there was no more picking up to be.
DONE Attic close Of the ninth inning.
with the score double three. Umpires
Rowe and Morrissey called the game
on account of darkness.
Twice Richmond had the chance 70
bring in slews of runs that would nave
laid the game carefully on Ice, and
made the .neasly little opportunities
that Lynchburg had look like broke
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TIGERS TAKE TWO
.FROM.PE|:T.E|::R'.S.B||:|URi G
/" Goobers' Lose by Scores Of 2 to.
and II to 8 to
Roanoke.


Roanoke, Va. August 12-----To days $.
double header between Roanoke and
petersburg was pocketed by Roanoke '1 tIs,'.
the first game by the score of 2 to A.
and the second by Il TO 6. Fans have.
seldom seen prettier contest than
that which the teams gave In their first
engagement but the second nd part = g
the program was all fireworks. eaeh
club recording thirteen hits.
a ghth rol1nt that Doane was called
on o. : to- to stem the tide. After he began
work the visitors were sptN, = re-
tired. Hanniran stuck 70 MS J, gyms !.
throughout the fiery ordeal IN the
eirhth inning the Coolers went II to.
uie and Seemed thoroughly demor-i
allzed shaughnessy's brilliant base
running was the reaturc OF IN IN 9 ssocc
sion. The scores:
FIRST GAM r..
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poker but some
i time, and the rune
'ame singly. Then
he Job with enough
bet that the Colts
score every time Q

!olts got out their
batted the visitors
Save actually got
a single. and that.
ed out OF the game
Two .singlet4t to his
times at bat, the
$ OF Judge Napier,
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Washington.
Cleveland.
Total. ...se snl75s Totals ...ao "a . 0

cleveland . !. o o 100 90
Washine ton "a l 4 o OIL 0l02-9
summary: Runs-hilan. LeIlvelt {2), Ell X
berfeld (s,. conroy t2). Mcbride. Gessler
.Hits-Off Hardness in % Innings; OFT
.Lajoie stovall, Killifer. Gessler. Three
base hits-McBride. Henry. Sacrifice hit
Mcbride Stolen base-Milan. Double play
5Ainsmith to Killifer. First base on balls
OF Hardness. q off Mitchell. i: off Reisling,
/. HIT by pitcher-By Hardness, (Gesslerl.
Left on bases-cleveland, s; Washing ton. 8.
Struck out-By& Ha rkness. "a 4 by Mitchell. =.
Passed balls-Ainsmith t2). Wild pit CHI
Mitchell. Time OF game. 1:45, Empires.
O,Loughlin and Egan. Is -
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FOUR STRAIGHT
WON BY CHICAGO ] ( &C 0
Boston Americans Lose Ten In
ming Game by Score Of
4 to s..
.sox \ GOT LEAD e: 3 !. IN FRS ]. T I
Game Tied in Fourth and Again.
in Eighth, and Won in
Tenth.
sox GOT LEAD IN FIRST.

Chicago. Ill, August 12.-The sox
made 1t four straight from Boston to-
day, winning in ten innings. 4 to g..
on singles by Scott and zeider. The.
sox got away to q one run lead in the
hrst. Boston led in the fourth. Hit
ting, coupled with two errors BY Lewis
in the sixth, but Boston deadlocked the
battle in the eighth when hit by
Wagner drove In two runs. The score:
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ST Louis BREAKS
LOSING ] n G STREAK {: |! !. ! (.
Philadelphia Nationals Defeated
BY Score Of II
to 2.
MoREN KNOCKED OUT OF BOX
Visitors Bunch Hits and Drive
Him From Rubber in
Sixth.
~ - =.

Philadelphia. Pa. August 12-st.
Louis broke Its long losing streak to-
day by defeating Philadelphia by IL
to o. The visitors hit Moren's delivery
hard, punching hits in three innings.
and Knocking him off the rubber In
tho sixth inning. The score:
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Cincinnati .............-........e 900 ooo: 10
New .......o g y o0ooV
summary: Runs-Egan. Hoblitzel. Mitch
ell (2), Looert. Murray. Bridwell. Merkle.
crandau Two-base hits-Snodgrass. Nc
Lean. Egan. Three-base hits-Me.k!e and
Mitchell. Sacrifice fiy-PaAk ert- stolen
tbases-Paskert (a) Doyle. Left on bases
Cincinnati, IL: New York. :. Double play
Doyle to Msrkle. struck out-By Beeoe. 8;
by crandail. 2. by Wiltse. l. First base on
bnlls-On Beebe. 2. Hit by pitcher--By
Burns, (BridwelD. Wild pitches-crandall.
Beebe. Hits-oH Burns. In Innings; off
5Beebe. & in 4 innings: of Crandall. 10 in Id
innings: or Wiltse. . in 3-3 innings. Time
Of game. 1855. Umpires. Johnstone and
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IRsT CAME.
Totals ...a2 ioa s . Totals IS ss7is
.Batted for Reggy in ninth.

r,anvii,a ...........oo1eoo1lo %
Norfolk ........................oe 0 o % 2p0 o.
summary: Runs-Sn,livan. Griffin. Rick
erf. Bonner. Murdock- Two-base hi,-shec-
s-sda ybesry. schrader.9 stolen bases-Buseh.
sullivan. Priest, Chandler. Rlckert LEI. on
sbases-Danyilie. 81: Norfolk, s. Struck OUT
~ RYAN. q: by shechan, 3: by Sheckeii. 4.
First base ON balls-On Sheckeli. 8: OF Shee-
han. q Hit by piteher-By Ryan. BY
Sheckeli. 2; by Sheehan. J. Passed ball =
Munson. Hits-OH Ryan. 5 In innings; off
steehan, In 5 innings. Time OF game Zoo
I'm pircs Mace and Davis. Attendance. !, 500.
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NEW FIELD Z ER 'T Il on iii Il

Boston, Mass, August Chicago
won from Boston to-day. 5 to 8, the
winning runs coming in the seventh
inning on punched hits, an error and
two bases on balls. Sellers. late Of
the McKeesport. Ohio and Pennsyl-
vania League team. was given try
out by the locals. and made a fair
showing. The score:
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REDS GET SEVENTEEN HITS

New York, August 12.-cincinnati
got seventeen hits of crandell and
wiltse to-day. while New York was
making FIVE on Burns and Beebe. but
the visitors had all they could do to
capture the game by a score OF 70
4. clarke's single in the ninth sent In
the winning run. The score:
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DETROIT. is DEFEATE

Detroit, August 12.-Philadelphia
got three home runs off Summers to-
day, accounting for Ave TALES, enought
to beat Detroit without the aid of
two runs that came from other sources.
The score was z to 4. Detroit played
loosely in the field Aside from the
second inning. the champions could
do nothing with Plank. The score:
~ 49, nat oiti Philadelnhia j
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Victory for Emporia,

Emporla. Va, August 12.-Emporla
defeated Lawrencevtlle on the local
diamond to-day IN a holly contested
game by score Of to 3. The game
was played just after a slight rain.
which put the diamond in fine condi-
bliss and Long: for sLawrenceville, Nal
Tory and Edwards. Umpire, A. N.
Goodwin. Attendance. good.
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EASY FOR WASHINGTON

Cleveland, Ohio. August 12.-Cleve-
land was beat in the first inning by
Washington to-day. The score was
. 20 o.. Hardness was easy fol-. Wash
.lngton, and Mitchell was hit hard to-
ward the last. Graney was hit by
sKoestner in batting practice and may
be out Of the game for two weeks.
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WINS; OUT IN IN. NINTH I.

st. Louis, Mo-. August 2.--st. Louis
defeated New York to-day with four
runs in the ninth inning. score 5 to q
sCriss and Stone batted in the winning
runs Quinn pitched effective ball Tor.
the visitors up to the ninth. then
weakened. The score: 81 II,
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philadelphia.
Totals 80 10 q IL 1 Totals ...as s11b

Score by innings: n
St Louls............... .........2 o o 200 Il0-l1
Philadelphia ..................o OIL 90 o1oo-2
rey, cakes. Bresnahan (s), Zacher. Hauser.
Luderus. DOOM. Hits-On Moren. 0 In s. Ia
innings: on Brennan. In 8 20 innings. Two
base shits-Bresnahan. Zacher. Luderu5. Doo-
ian (2). Sacrifice flies-Zacher (2). Double
plays-Huggins to Hauser TO Evans; Hauser
to Higgins to Evans Stolen bases-Ellts
f(2). Mowrey. Bresnahan. Struck out-By
Moren, q Left on bases--St. Louis, 6: Phil
iadelphia, S. First base on balls-Of Cor
rldon, 2; off Moren /; of Brennan, 2. First
base on errors--st. Louis, l; Philadelphia, !.
Hit by pitcher-By Moren. (Fsvans and
=Oakes). Passed bals-Bresnahan t2). Time
OF game. 2:0a. Empires. Rigier and Ems
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Detroit OF 90 o.
Summary: Runs-Delehanty, Bush, T.
Jones. Stanage. Oldrins, Baker. Davis. MUIR
ring. Baker. Thomas. Two-base hit-stan-
age. Sacrifice hit-Murphy. Sacrifice fly
Thomas. Stolen bases-Bush. T. Jones. First
base on balls-On Plank. 4; off Summers, 4.
HIT by pitcher-By Plank. Delehanty (2).
First base on errors-Philadelphia. 3: De-
troit. /. Left on bases-Detroit. s; Philadel-
phia, 8. Struck out-By Plank. 3; by SUM
mers,s 5. Double plays-Iord to Barry: Col
.lins to Barry to Davis, Time Of game. 2:o5.
Umpires, KERN and Connolly.
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Gordonsyille Defent. Louisa.

| ..!Spec1aI,tog Tie 8Times-Dtsnatch.I a
,GordonsYille. Va. August 12.-LouisA
on the local diamond this afternoon
at ~ o'clock for the second time this
season. Gordonsv!lle defeated Louisa
by the score OF Is 20 9. ~
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VICTORY FOR PITTS BURG

Brooklyn. N. Y. August 12-Pitts-
burg took another hot battle from
Brooklyn to-day. 3 to q The visitors
made twelve hits, including two dou-
b1es and triple OF Bell, but brilliant
fielding held he runs down. The score:5
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SECOND GAME.

8nanyiile o osoooo-
Norfolk % o o OF 90
& summary: Runs-Grinin. Priest. schrad-
er, Moilinix Two-base hits-Schrader. ohm
son. Walsh Threc-bases hit-Schrader.5 Sac
rifce hits-Priest. Murray. Stolen bases
Busch, Bonner. Hooker. Priest Left on
bases-Danyille. &; Norfolk. Z. Struck out
by Walsh. q: by Mollinix. 3. First base on
balis-on Walsh, 3; of Molini1. 2 Passed
sbail--Munson. Time Of game. 1:i5 Umpires,
1 Mace and Davis. Attendance, 1900. 3.
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SECOND GAME.
totals s7il 4 Totals Is ia.st Is !.

rota !. 80 q II 81 Totals s,ss 1925 IS %
score by innings: !, 4 \ \ \, 3,
Roanoke Y = ~ ! q -
Summary: aRuns-Powell ca, eshaughnessS
lo5.'s Holland. PresslS. Newton spratt
s}, short Bowen t21 klrkpa,r'sek,
shiaurhnessy. Sacrifice hits-poyle, short.
RnnesS schmidt stolen bases--Shaughnessyi
taJ. Kunkle. Bowen, Powell, Chunk. truck
MI M short, a /; by Doane, .; by Hannahn
i = ,,irst ase5 on balls--Oft Short, 2; off Han
nam, 4. Wild pitches--H annahn, sh9Ttl
Passed ball--Smith. Left on bases.R & ho ~
Az Petersburg, O., Time of game, J; eutS Y NJ
hires, Westervelt, Fisher and Hamilton, At
tendance 100, III
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BROOKLYN,
Pittsburi
49,

Totals :. IS 12g7 20 Totals ...ao s Ills o
sBatted for Le!feld IN ninth
IRAN for Hyatt in ninth.
tBatted for Bergen in ninth.
zBatted for Bell in ninth.
Score bys@innlngs: r.
,Ptttsburg .......................o0 Q 90 61-3
Brooklyn oo oo O.
mel. lIennox. Left on bases-Pittsburg. Z !:
Brooklyn g. Two-base hits-Leach. Miller.
wilson, Hummel Three-base hits-Byrne.
funnel. Sacrifice fly-Dalton. Sacrifice
Ihits-Fiynn, Gibson. Leiaeld, Dalton, Smith,
Double play-Leiheid to Byrne to Flynn.
First base on balls-On Leifeld. y g. Struck
out-By5 Bell, 3; by Lever, 2. Hit by Pitch
ser-By Leifield, i (Lennox) u Hits-Oft Lie
fields in S Innings. Time OF game. 1:40
Umpires, OtDay. and Brennan. Fl G
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EASTERN CAR DINA LEAG UE.

At Wilmington: First game-Raleigh,
2; Wilmington. 3. Second game-Wil-
5mington. i Raleigh, 0.
At Rocky Mount: Rocky Mount
Goldsboro. rain.
At Fayetteville: wilson Fayetteville.
ra n,
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FIRST GAME.


score by innings:S3 900 .
hoanoke - 10 D 90 90 OIL
i summary: 9Runs--Powall, Pritchard, Bowen
Two base ,hits-Bowen. Putnam. hree-nase
hit-Powell Sacrifice hits- 81 ~
:. W. Weleher, 4, First base on balls-Ofr
Watcher, i. Passed ball-smith. Double 70
y, .,s,,MRnoe TO putnam. Left on hases-Pe-
tersburgs; Roanoke by pl.ehe1Esr-
AM ln. tendance. 500 Il
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Totals ...ss o .2s Il 2 Totals ...3s . so14 4
'one out when winning run was scored.

8 Score by Innings: IS. q Is:
Chicago ............ OF o OF 900 II
Summary: Runs-Stahl. Engle t2). French,
.(2), Zeider, Scott. Two-base hit-Stahl.
Three-base hit-collins. Sacrifice hits-Zei-s
der, Tannehill. French Stolen bases-Wag-,
ner, Zeider. Dougherty, Hooper. Left on
bnlls-Or Scott q; off Hall. .. First base
on error-Roston. 1. Struck out-By Scott,
10; by Hall, u. Passed balls--Sulllvan. Carri-
gan. Time OF game. 2 hours. Umpires. Col-
iifloWerE and Evans.
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Totals ...s4 S gre q Totals ,,. s2 70 tssl1 2
.Batted for Killlfer in ninth,
tBatted for Ray In MIN *. ~, Sg
t W. ~ ~. ',nninr On. A. r..
G oc e, ~. =, % 4 90 o 80
81 o. 70 y - 20 o o 4 o. so Oh
Summary: Runs II Wailaee. Ss, ms.
31,ruesdale schwettzer, Daniels Fost er. AVS ]
3t,n Mitchell. Two-base hits Hoffman La
~. Quinn, sacrifice hlts-Knight.C Quinn
Double Trues 8 IS 81 MeM-
.S, Z. ,,ai, ~ stolen bases--Austin, Daniels,
Cree sehweitzer Hit BY plteher-,ge Ray
.fsf,tchall). First base on balls-off Ray =;
ot Quinn Struck Ss ss oatsy Y RaS & 81 81
\ 1.onis 8, Time OF game, 2;o9. Umpire. Per-
rine. .94 81 AZ II - $&
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Totals .sa 10 q - n Totals (. 80 IS q IS "a
Slated for Reulbach in eighth. IDA
GtBatted for Frock In ninth. }es N &
gScnraF 70

Chicago 20 o. 031E0-
Boston q, o OIL o 0-S
n Summary: Runs-Evers Chance. thinner
man, Schultz. Killing. Herzog (2) Miller.
lTwo-base hits Herzos, shean. Hits-ott
tReulbach II In s Innings OF Brown, e inS1
inning. Sacrifice fly--s chulte. Stolen base
Hoffman. Double plays bbaticchio 10
Sweeney; H erzog to shean to Sweeney. Left
on bases-C hicago.S Z: Boston. a. Fret base
on alls-oft .Reulbach OFF Brown, =; S of
FFNrocl, o., First base on error-B Boston. !,
by Frock. q. Ttne OF game, q :45. Unlp Tres,
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Baker used his head in the sixth
inning. when he started for homo on
half an instant in throwing the ball.
which gave Wallace time to make first.
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Wilson Released tn Toronto

Detroit, Mich. August 12-Earl4 Will
son. the pitcher VIII ON the Detroit
American League baseball club secured
from Peoria. was released to-day to
Toronto. in the Eastern League. He
will be recalled next spring.
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Did anybody fail to note the little
Wtb svea the ffns
combined with wonderful efficiency
the Judge handled the ball in such
form as to bring forth well-merited
cheers from the grandstand. All OF
which were received with the usual
gravity and decorunl Also the Judge
was some Tossed up with store bought
clothes.
a Richmond should have rolled In sruns
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Judging from the
played IN Richmond

Judging from the last two games
played in Richmond 1T, would really
seem that Richmond and LynchburE
are pretty evenly matched. Two tie
games In one week is not usual about
these parts. and the novelty is en-.
nearly the same game they would put
un II they were In the Eastern League
and Lynchburg Is right neck and neck
with them. II another tie is pulled off
this afternoon there is no telling what
Will happen.
Roanoke and Danville both won out
yesterday. which leaves all teams IN
fore. Roanoke has shortened Danville's
lead considerably in the last month.
and Il a winning streak can be de-.
yeloped there is no telling how the
matter will end. But then Danvtllo
is still playing ball.
The capitalist who is looking for
the Montreal club to bring 1t to Rich
owners want has been made known.
In addition to that price. he will either
have to buy out the present owners
owners In on the deal which will be
practically the same thing.
The Bunting boy came out rather.
well yesterday with three hits out o.
four times at bat. One of the hits
was not as clean as 1t should have
been. but 1t WAS a hit Just the same
In fact. there were several luck hits
made yesterday by both teams. The
ball bounded badly in every case and
the fielder was not to blame.
The three men who were given bases
on balls yesterday all scored. Salve
/ gave two and Brandon one. In each
lease hits came behind the free passes
which did the real work.
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Rowe and Morrissey umpired rat.
thing good game. and the only times
II even looked Ike kick they shut
ed Once was when Titman was called
out on the third strike. and Titman
yelled, and tn other when Rowe re-
fused to give Dick Smith a put-out on
third. And Smith looked as II he
might start something. too.
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CAROLINA ASSOCIATION

At Winston-salem: Anderson. o:
Winston-Salem. 1.
At Charlotte: Charlotte, L: Green's
gboro. 3. 81 E 5
vile. i 10: spartanburg. o. Second game
Greenville. 9: Spartanburg, /.
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dSI kWO kduISo
It would really
and LynchburE
:ched. Two tie
not usual about
novelty is en-.
putting up very
they would put
Eastern Leaf que
neck and neck
tie Is pulled off
no telling what
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The three men who were given bases
on balls yesterday all scored. Salve
gave two and Brandon one In each
case hits came behind the free passes,
which did the real work.
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nesS.1 Z, c.,,,i,b punt.a
a. = shaw Three base hit-salve. Sacrifice
i Hits ., smith. stolen basss-sha,W.i
Messitt Double play--Lueia % 2 u, smith m
Left on ehmond ~ rsr, ~ =
don, l. Struck outBy calye. 4 by Bran-3
don, s.. Time OF game IA. Ump .nr y 'i
rfssnyzl and Rove. Amendments eo.
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Bob Penderi was called home yester.
day by death in his family. and
will probably be away from the game
until Monday. In the meantime the
2umpiring done by the players seems to
have been very efficient.
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Richmond should have rolled in runs
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Shaw also had a bunch OF hard luck
when he opened the ball with double
Dagger and then died on second base.
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Cincinnati.

Totals "A. II II Is & Totals $50 5 g7l5
Ran for Mclean In eighth.
tBatted for Murray In ninth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-13

There Will, be double-header this
afternoon. the first game beginning at
a quarter to 2o'clock. verhout and
Revelle will pitch for Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-13
Some Baseball Talk
ByHALF NELSON.
By HALF NELSON.

in the sixth inning yesterday. With
only one man down and the bags full.
Lynchburg pulled off double play
that killed the best chance for sailing
down the game. Wallace was trying
for a hit-and run play and was caught
on as clean as whistle. twas USE
less for him to run either way. and
the double-play came.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-05-20
Cottage to Rent
Inquire Of R. E. Morrow

FOR SALE-Relinquishment on
800 acres of fine tillable land in
eastern Montana. New road sur
veyed near claim. Good reason for
selling. Address editor of Chron-
icle. 1921
Chamberlain S Stomachand Liver.
Tablets will clear the sour stomach,
sweeten the breath and create e.
healthy appetite. They promote
the flow Of gastric juice, thereby
inducing good digestion. Sold by
P. II. Lee.
STRAYED-Gray mare l2 years
old and weighing about 1850;
branded V on left thigh; also
branded On left shoulder; wire
scratches on neck and shoulders.
SIS reward for information. John
Popal, Beach. 25-27
REIMBURSEMENT and improved
and unimproved farm lands for
sale in the neighborhood of Bur-
key. If you want land in this
locality, it will pay you to hire.
your own rig and come out and
see me at my store at Burkey.
H. w. Hunck. 2ltf.
John D. Rockefeller would &c,
broke if he should spend his en-.
tire income trying to prepare g
better medicine than Chamber
lain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea.
Remedy for diarrhoea, dysentery.
or bowel complaints. It is simply
impossible, and so says every one.
that has used it. Sold by p. H.
Lee.