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The La Jara chronicle. (La Jara, Conejos County, Colo.) 1896-19??, 1911-11-10
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EF|RD IN FORM,
RO ANOkE WINS
Game Slow and Featureless, but
for Work of College
Twirler.

Norfolk. Va. July 2S.-Roanoke won
slow and featureless game from Nor
folk to-day at Athletic Park to 2.
Eiird. the former Washington and Lee
star. was in fine form. and kept his
hits well scattered. Martin Walsh
pitched fair ball. but the fielding be-
hind him was ragged. Roanoke
sprinkled runs throughout the game.
while the lars looked dangerous in
only one inning. They scored two runs
in the eighth with a double, single
and muffed fly in centre field.
The first dual meet of the annual
field day tournament of the Virginia
League will be held Tomorrow after
noon preceding the final game of the
series The winner will challenge
Richmond. The score:
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COLTS GET SHORT END
OF MAULING CONTEST
Start Off Like Winners, but Red Socks Jump on
Revelle and Pound Out Victory kefore He
Is Relieved High Fares Little Better.

, ing of the NTH was ominous McCar-
thy hit for two bases and Sweitzer
walked Morgan flew to McCabe, Nc
earthly taking third. Kaufman singled.
Mccarthy scoring, and one run counted.
with first and third still occupied and
but one out.
Schrader jabued to Martin and the
ball took bounce from the short
stops shins. resting i'll centre and
Sweitzer crossed, kaufman taking Sec
ond. Still two ON and one out. Jack
son Uatted through Priest, and kuui-
man scored. Griffin and Mace acted
nice about it and Went out. Count il
up and you'll Ind that four hits ana u
base on balls netted three runs, which
added 10 the one in the third. tied the
score.
Score Tied Again.
Right here being the only place ut
which the Colts come in for honors,
let's record 1t. They came back so
strong in their half that the inning
ended 10 in their favor. Here *
how it happened: Priest hit for two
over third: Wallace singled, scoring
him. and took second on the heave-in.
Martin then hit to lcft-centre, Wallace
taking third. though kaufman threw
to Swoitzer on the relay. Maths lifted
a sacrifice ily to left, and Wallace
counted
Could the game have ended then and
there this story would sing Il different
tune. Cooper nailed j curved bah to
left. good for two Mccarthy hit to
risht-centre for three, and Cooper
scored. Cowan then waved Dutch to
the bench and called in High, who had
peca warming UP. Sweitzer drove the
hrst ball to centre for u safety, scor-
ing Mccarthy. Morgan hit Kaufman
lined to Martin, who doubled Sweltzer
at second. Ray stole second and scored
on Jackson's hit but Schrader, who
had walked, was caught at the plate
on a relay from McCabe, to Martin. to
Cowan, retiring the side; hut three
more runs had counted.
Inst Dim Tally.
The final Dan tally came in the
eighth but was needed not. Morgan
was safe on a grass roner, and again
stole, taking third on Kaufman's out
and scoring on Schrader's hit.
the Colts scored in the second twice
Baker was safe when Morgan threw
high over Schrader's head. and he kept
on TO second Cowan hit 10 Sweitzer
who tried for Baker at third, but
missed. Cowan then started to second,
hacc throwing snort TO jackson. Baker
took the chance and started on home
to be caught in between, but Cooper
hit Baker on the shoulder. ana Willie
crossed. The other came when Dob
son was safe on . teldars choice.
Cowar being caught at the plate. Dob
son taking second on the out. He
scored Oh Priests double
AT the beginning of the sixth Perry
man was substituted for Sweitzer. and
there was nothing further doing. The
score:
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HEDGEWOOD BOY
MAKES FAST Time
Best Record of Year Hung Up
by Great PAGER at Grand
Rapids.

Grand Rapids, Mich, July 2S.-With a
big crowd in the stands cheering Geers' s
High Admiral TO victory in the final
heat Of the 2:16 Eot. Grand Rapids
first grand circuit meet terminated TO.
day.
Horsemen and harness race follow
ers declare hat the success of this
meeting insures the continuance OF
Grand Rapids in the Circuit.
with seven pounds of weight on his
back, Hedgewood Boy paced the first
mile of the free-for-all, the Grand
River weight handicap an innovation
In harness racing. in 2:02 ga, the fast
est tinle OF the year. He repeated in
the second in one second slower. each
time winning by a neck from Lady
Maud G., similarly burdened
Summaries:
2:o5 pace; in 5; purse $1,000
walter W.. b. g., by little Frank. first;
King Cole, b. h.. second; Major Brine
DIX. G.. third. Best time. 2:o4 1-2
2:l1 trot; in 3; purse $1,000
Charlie Mitchell, oh. g., by Marvellous.
hrst; Johnny c., CHI. H. second; Doro.
thy Hansboro. third. Best time, 2:0s
ia
Free-for-all pace; the Grand River
weight handicap; in 3; $500 added
aedgewood Boy. ch. H., by Chitwood.
mrst; Lady Maud c., CHI. M, second F.:
EVELYN W. b. m. third Best time
2:02 Sd
?:1o trot; 8 in 5; purse s1,ooo-Hieb
Admiral. blk. h., by Admiral Dewev
nrst; Sue d, br. f.. second; Douglas
McGresor, third. Besttime, 2:o7 IA.
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Underwater League
Standing "f the Clubs.
Old Point Ensy.

Hampton, Va, July .2S.--Hampton
mad en- easy victory this afternoon
over the Old Point Siunners. the final
score being 10 to in favor of the
Crabbers The Gunners used three
pi'cntrs and three backstops. Incl
"entaily ne game was farcical exhi-
pi'ion from the standpoint of the Gun
ners.
Score by innings: RHE
Hampton 2oi1OOol 30 IL /
Ola Point 10000 Z
Batteries: Old Point-Whie. Morley.
Allen, Dear, Henshaw and EnEclhert
Hampton-Hogue and Lucia.
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Darkness Ends plax

ISpecial to The Times Dispatch.1
Lake Forest. III, July 2S.1Darkness
again put an end to play in the west
the winner of one of the semi-fnai
rounds in the mems singles in doubt.
waiter 7. Hayes. of Chicago, and G,
NJ. Bull, Jr., of New York were still
paying when dusk put an end to
their game. At the time play stopped
Bull had won two sets. 1913 and ga.
while Hayes had won one. 81.
In the doubles finals. set for to-mor-
row afternoon, the winning pairs in
the semi-finals to-day were c. NJ. Bull
and Harry Martin. OF New York, who
defeated James H.. Winston and Hugh
@. Whitehead, of Norfolk, Va, as. e-3,
Ga. Ga. and JaSss H. Church and
Dean Mathey, of Princeton, who beat
Harry Wadner and II. II. Whitman,
Of Chicago, 6-2. -6-l 6-2. =
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VOTER, Cree. Hnr,zcli. Caldwell. rwo-b.,e
VOTER Cree Daniels. Th,ee-base hit
saef'hee hiis-callahan. Lord sac
r,nee h'es-sodie, Callahan. Stolen bases
voter. chase. Johnson. Mcintyre. Double
ohaSe TO knight Left on bases-New
to,h' NJ Chicago 10 FRS, base on errors
n'easo' o. Hits-on Ford. In & innings:
on quinn In inn!ngs; on Caldwell. in
innings: on LANCE. II in STA innings: on
"a'sh. IN e2-a Innings. Frs; base on balls
Oh toFd' !; off Quinn. i: OF Caldwell l.:
on Lange. 3. Struck out-By Ford 4. h
Quinn. !; by Caldwell. g. by Lang <. ~
walsh. Wild pitch-Lange Time or
game sW. Ump!res. Perr.nc and Mullen
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MACKMEN DOWN
TIC Err S TW|C {
Both Games of Doublc-Header
Taken by White Elephants
Yesterday.
RECOMMENDING CROWD
First Game Went Eleven In
nings, While Second Won
in Eighth.
RECORD BREAKING CROW D

Philadelphia. July 2S.-The largest
crowd ever inside Shibe Park saw the
home team win both games of a double-
header from Detroit to-day, to and
to .. The first contest vas an
eleven inning pitchers battle between
Bender and Summers. Only one hit
was made off Summers in the first nine
innings. Cobb three times making
wonderful running catches. Bender
scored the only run on base on balls,
Lords sacrifice and Collins's single.
Tho second game was decided in the
eighth inning. when. with two men
out. Murphy and McInnis each singled,
and both scored when Jones muffed
Lapp's fly. Score.
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Washington.
Cleveland.

Totals ...33 10 q II Totals 80 s "a 10 :
'Batted for Fisher IN eighth
tBattc6 for Knapp In eighth.
&c. Walker, left field
Score by innings r.
Washington ..........,........o oc04o IS
Cleveland ....................l0 oo0l0 90
summary: Runs-Nian. Schaofer. Elber-
field. Gessler. c. Walker, Mcbride. jackson.
Butcher Two base hts-Graney. Ball Nc
Bride Schaefer. Jackson. Three-base hit
Butcher Home run--Jackson. Sacrifce hits
-schaefer. street t2l. Sacrifice ny-C@ssler
stolen bases-Elberfeld g. Walker. Double
piays-Hughes 20 Mcbride to Schaefer. Left
on hases-Washington. 10: Cleveland. ;. First
base on errors-Washington, 2: Cleveland l.
Hits-OH Knapp. in innings on Kaier
in inning First base on balls-On
Knapp. 4; Oft Kaler. !. Struck out-By
Hughes z; by Knapp 5; By Kaler. l. Hit
by pitcher-By Kaer. / (Gessler. Wild
by pitcher-By kaler, (Gessler) wild
OF game o:o5 Uhpires. Evans and Parker.
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FIRST GAME.
Totals 81 az IS . Totals az az i

Two out when winning run was scored
Score by innings: r
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Totals .ss IL 81 II Totals ...a5 10 "a y 0
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-Battcd for Douglass in ninth.
Petcrsbury

Summary Two base hits-Phelan,
Booze. Pritchard Three-base hits
Krebs. Phelan, Mcdonnell, Anthony,
Busch. Home runs--Krebs. Sacrifice
hits-Woolums, Busch and Hannifan.
Stolen bascs-Zanelli. Phelan, Laugh
lin and Simmons (2). Left on bases
Lynchburg. i: Petersburg. Z. Double
plays-Busch. Howedell and Keliher.
Hits-off Bruck. in 2-3 innings: off
Stocksdale, in la innings of Han
nifan. in "a innings; off Pritchard.
in "a innings. Struck out-by
Brnck, /; by Stocksdale, 4 by Hanni-
fan. ,: by Pritchard. 3. Base on balls
--off Bruck. .; off Stocksdale. 2: off
Hannifan, 8. Wild pitch-Bruck. Time,
2:l5. Umpire. Henderson.
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Norfolk,

Summary: Two base hits-Pressly
CD, Curtis. Shields. Kircher. stolen
Observation-Disclosures, Shields, Efrd
Double plays-Cefalu (unassisted) Ce-
talu TO Shields to Pressly. Bases on
balls-off Walsh. .; off Efrd. g. Left
on bases-Norfolk. 8; Roanake. Z
Struck out-by Walsh 4: nv Efrd. !
Passed 5all-kircher. Wild pitches
Walsh. 2. Time OF game. 1910. UNI
pire. Fender
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'bHtttd Tor Burns In ninth
score by innings:
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COUNTRY Is PARCHED.
Drought Conditions Return 10 Roca.
inghnm County.
ESPECIAL TO The Times Dispatoh

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Harrisonourg. Va. July 2s-D rought
conditions have returned In Rocking
nam county. In the eastern section
gardens and pastures are parched AL
most TO destruction. Streams and
wells are getting low and some farm
ers are already hauling water for
their stock.
The potato crop IS q failure. and no.
tatoes from Northern markets are sell
ing at the unheard of price OF 60 cents
a peck. Tomatoes are selling at Is
cents a pound.
a by-product OF the drought is q big
crop OF venomeus snnkes--rattlers and
copperheads.
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Danvillc nj Richmond.
Nonnokc ut Norfolk.
Petersburg Mt Lynchhurp

Four pitchers yielded thirty hits, for
total of thirty eight bases, including
three doubles, a triple and home run.
al the Broad street Enclosure yesterday
afternoon. which is evidence enough
that the talent got run for its money.
cen though IL be sadly chronicled that
the locals came OF second best.
hanging TO the short end of an 10 g
score
When the gong sounded for the iirst
round the Colts appeared TO have more
confidence than their opponents. Steve
Griffin, who leads the battlers from the
Dan. was sick in bed at his hotel, and
Cooper was compelled TO take the third
corner of the ring. This may have
bud something TO do with the growing
confidence OF the locals. but il is prob
able that the confidence came more
strongly after the end OF round one
for during that span McCabe had lifted
the ball over left field fence for the
circuit. counting Priest, who was on
through a hasty jab over third base.
Confidence Felt.
From reading OF the minutes Of the
frs, and second one is fully convinced
that there was just cause for all of
the eXuberance manifested by the Colts
RoVclle was selected by Cowan, after
IiIGn lalled 10 snow up well IN warm
Ing up. Swcitzer was announced to go
the distance for the Gritiites. but nei-
Their was we'll enough groomed to meas
ure UP to the requirements. as this
story will show. Rcvclle started out
we'll enough The first drew blanks
for the visitors. and so did the second.
The third should have gone the same
way, and Dutch started his undoing by
hitting Morgan after two were down
Remember, Richmond was four runs to
the good at this stage, having copied
two in both the first ana second. Nor
gan. after being hit, stole, and Dutch
uncorked something which Cowan was
not looking for, the ball getting away,
and Morgan advancing. Kaufman hit
TO Baker too warmly for that small
person 10 welcome, and Morgan ambled
home.
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New York.
Chicago.

Totals ...52 y 3 = Totals .55 Is q is s.
-Batted for Ford in NTH.
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FOURTEEN INNINGS

New York, July 2S.--In the longest
and most exciting game played in New
York this season Chicago White Sox
defeated the Highlanders to-day In the
fourteenth inning, Z to 5. Mcconnell
beat out hit to Caldwell in the four
teenth. and scored on Lords trirle.
Lord scored on Callahans sacrifice fly.
After the Sox had made five runs the
Highlanders tied the score in the ninth
by making three runs. Score
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Boston,
pittsburg.


r. Miller. right field.
~. Miller second base.
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Detroit ....................oooo ooooooo-o
philadelphia ...............o o 0 0 o 0 Ill
summary; Run-Bender. Two-bas hit
Delehanty Sacrifice h!ts-Bender ~, Lord.
stolen bases-,Iones Collins. Left on bases
Detroit; :; Philadelphia. C. FRS, base on
balis-On Summers. T. First base on errors
Summers, >; by Bender, g. Time OF game
2:l5. Umpires. Connolly and Dlneen.
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SALLEE EFFECTIVE

St Louis, July 2S-AIa thewson lost
another game to St Louis to-day. the
home team winning from New York,
score to .. Timely hitting and
errors enabled the locals to score,
while Sallee was effective in all but
the last inning. when two singles and
a triple saved the visitors from n
shutout Score
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REDS WIN FROM BROOKLYN

Cincinnati July 2s.-Cincinnati de-
feated Brooklyn here to-day by a score
of TO g.: Fromme was effective in all
except the sixth inning. when. with
the bases full. Irwin drove a home
run to right field. Barger was hit
hard, while Ragon who relieved him.
pitched fair ball. Score:
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LOST.
UMPIRE BLAMED
Batting Contest Ends When
Coolers Pile Up Nine
Runs to Six.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch,

Lynchburg, Va, July 2S.--ln a hard-
hitting game, which was replete with
brilliant fielding, Petersburg defeated
LSnchburg to to-day. Umpire Hen
dersons work was as bad as ever seen
seen here. and he contributed five runs
ana rive hits TO the visitors by two rank
decisions. Stocksdale should have gone
through without a run after he relieved
Bruck in the third. The score:
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JACKSON MAKES HOME RUN

Washington, July 2s.-Tom Hughes
kept the Cleveland hits scattered to-
day. while Washington punched hits
in two Innings off Knapp. and won, 6
TO 2. \ home-run drive by Joe Jack
son over the right field fence in the
first inning was the feature of the
game. Score:
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r.. II. Il
SUFFOLK Won.

Elizabeth city. y. c.. july as-
Score by innings. r II +,
Elizaheth Civ OoooOo2lo-s : :
sun ok ...... 20 OF 90 a.
Batteries Schmidt and Cleveland
franks and klock. Cmpires-sheebau
and Stafford. Time 14o Attendance
coo.
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ADAMS ALWAYS SAFE

Pittshurs. Pa. July 2S.-The first
game of the series with Boston was
won to-day by Pittsburg by a score of
10 !. Brown lasted three innings.
and was succeeded by Mattcrn, who
pitched in splendid form. Adams was
safe from first 10 last Score:
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

Jacksonville. !; Columbus, 1.
Charleston. o; Savannah, ..
Macon. 3; Albany. 2.
Columbia. 4; Augusta. 3.
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Chalmers
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RICHMOND. VIRGINIA
Richmond Amateur
League

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
ShEeemers Va. virgininns, nj
skreemer Pnrk. Umpire, ,Icscoe
AthIetics VS.. Highlnnders, Mt An.
ietlc Park. Umpire, Hicks.
bEttie Axe VS.. c. c. A., at Byrd
fnrk uwo gnmesl. Umpire, Hogan.
AIcos VIZ. barton Heights, Mt C.
y. a. Park two Rames). Umpire.
O'TOole.
ie-hendcrs-First game called
mt 3 Il. VI. si,arp.
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DahN'!Ie .....,,.........., 800 o o3 3 oil O-s
summary: Two-base hits-Pricst Cooper
McCarthN Three base hit-McCarthy Home
run-McCabe Sacrihce hi,-Mace Sacri6cn
ny-Mhtt!S. Stolen bascs-Pricst. Martin
Cowan. Morgan 80. Kaufman. Double play
"artlh TO- Priest Left on bases Richmond.
6: Danvile s FIRST base on haIs-Ofr
KeNele, ?; OFF High. !. Struck out-By Rev
ellie o by High. !; by Perryman 5 Hts
on Rerelle. in innings (nobody on, in
sNthl; OF High. III innings: off SWEET
ger II In > innings; off Perryman. 4 in in
nings. Hit by pitcher-By ReveIle CMor-
gam. Wild pitch-Revele. Time of game
.:lh Umpire. Flynn. Attendance 500
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CUBS CONTINUE
WINNING GAM ES
Phillies Drop Opening Game to
League Leaders by
Double Score.
CHICAGO DRAWING AWAY
Giants Also Lost, Giving Chicago
Substantial Lead in Race
for Flag.
CHICAGO DRAWING

Chicago, July 2S.-Pitcher Burns
was hit hard in the fourth inning. and
chicago won the opening game of the
series with Philadelphia to-day, 6 to 3.
me visitors hit Mcintyre hard in the
NTH, and Brown relieved him in the
next inning. Score:
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iNuHs-Schulte. zimmerman.
Doyle CD. Tinker. Saier Beck Doolan. Mo
ran Two-base hits-Paskert. Knabe. Three
base htis-Walsh. Schultz. Archer. Doyle
iiome run-Tinker. Sacrifice hits-Hofman,
Burns. Archer. Stolen base-Walsh. Left ON
oases-Chicago. :; Philadelphia. .. Hits-OT
Mcintyre in innings; off Brown. in /,
innings. First base balls-On Mcintyre
!: off Brown, ?; of Burns. . struck ont
By Mcintyre. 4: by Burns. 5: by Brown j.
III by ptcher-By Burns. l (Zimmcrman)
Time OF game. las. Umpires Ri-ler and
Finneran.
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CAROLINA ASSOCIATION

At rg-Spartanburp q.
Greensboro. 4.
Vile. 8.
AZ Winston Standardization Salem.
4; Charlotte. /.
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SECOND GAME
Detroit. Philadelphia.


DeIehanty, O'Leary. Lord, Colllns Murphy
60, Mcinnis t2). Two-base h.ts-Craw:ord
Delehfnty 90, Jones. Sacrihce hit-Mortar-
ity. sacrifice fy-Crawford. stolen bases
Bush. Cobb, Lapp. Double plays-Coo.ubs 10
Barry to Mcinnis.: Baker TO McInnis
O'Leary 10 Deiehan;y. Left on bsses-pe-
trot. 8: Philadelphia. 8 First base on balls
on Donovan. 3; off Coomhs. 6. First base
on eEro!s-Ph!iadelph!A = struck out-By
Donovan. 6: by COMBS o Passed ball
Lapp. Time OF game hours. Empires
Dineen and Connolly.
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APPALACHIAN LEAGUE

i A 4, Morristown: Morrlstown. 6: cIeve-
At johnson civ. JobnSor rr a.
AshevilIc. Q. 80 %
AT Bristoli BristoL q; Knoxyirs, &.
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MEXICAN.

Washington. 6. Cleveland. Q.
ST Louis Bost5n (Rain).
| New York. Z: Chicago, ..
| Detroit. o: Philadelphia, (first
camel.
Detroit. 8; Philadelphia. (second
! game)
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Hit Dutcl, IInrd,

In view of the four runs accumulated
by the Colts, this one tally didn't mean
much. and Dutch gave evidences in the
fourth of recuperative powers. Though
he allowed Griffin and Mace to safety.
nothing counted. But the recouplng of
Dutch was but momentary. The open-
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Chattanooga-Chattanool

At Chattanooga-Cha 6;
Mobile. 1.
AT Aian,a--Atlanta, |: Montgomery.
At acknowledgements. o: New Or
leans. 2.
AT Nashvine-Nashvilie. 3. Birmins
ham. s.
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"'''I.I"TN' fuhs-shUdgrass, MerkIc Hug
gins Hauser, Ellis. Konetchy. Bliss. Two
base hits-Huggins. Konetchy (?l Three
base h!i-Herzog. Sacrifice hit-Enis stolen
hases-Devore. Merkle 90. Double play
hauser to Higgins To Konetchy. Left on
oases-St. Louis, g. New York s. Struck ou,
BY Sallee, .: by Mathewson g. Hit by
p!tchsr-By Sa!lee l (Fietcher). Time Of
game. i:S5 Umpires. Klein and Brennan
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hnH bcen sold to the Washington
American League team for $1,000. He
tx barely twenty-one years old. nnd
began his baseball career ON the sand
lots of baltimore, his native city. Last
year he broke into the semi-pros.,
playing with the Frederick, Nd, team,
but finished the senson with Goldsboro.
In the Eastern Carolina Leusuc. He
Ia batting 1872 and fielding about .0;6.
he VIII Eenort TO MoAleeF Monday.
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East End League
STANDING OF THE CLUns

WHERE TEEY PLAY TODAY.
Brookinnds at home with Rail-
readers, mt barton Heights.
Oak Groves nj home with Tigers.
Mt Byrd Park.
Powhntans mt home with Pied
mouts, Mt c. &c o. Park.
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DAY IN THE BIG LEAGUES
RESULTS YESTERDAY
NATIONAL.

Pittsburg. .; Boston. 4.
Cincinnati. s; Brooklyn. 8.
chicago. 6; Philadelphia. 3.
st. Louis. 5; New York, ..
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IL. Miller. second base
Score by innings: r.
Pittshurg Observation-Disclosures 000o 80
Boston .........................00 o . o.
summary: Runs-Byrne. Leach (o). Carey
C2l, Wagner, Wilson, Adams. Jones. Kaiser
90, Rarider. Two-base hits--Ingerton, Rari-
den. Kaiser. Three-base hits-Carey, Nc
kechnie. Sacrifice hit-Mattern. Sacrifice
nies-J Miller (2l Mckechnie. Left on
bases-PitisSurg. g. Boston, {. First base on
errors-Pttsburg. l. Boston !. Hits-on
Brown. in innings off Mattern, 7 in S
innings. First base on bais--On Brown I;
off Mattern. !. Struck out-By Adams, 8;
by Ma;tern. !. Hit by pitcher-By Mattern.
fNasnerl. Wild pitch-Brown. Time OF
game. las. umpres. tombstone and Eason
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Cincinnati.
Brooklyn.
Totals ...S5 Il = Ii Totals
'Baited for Ragon in ninth.
Score by innings:

IbdIIeI TOT NasOn III NlnIh
Score by innings r.
BROOKLYN ..................... % COS o o Is
Cincinnati Observation-Disclosures OIL o q O -
summary Runs-Hummcl Coulson. Dav-
idson. Zimmerman. Erwin 90. Rescher,
Hoolitzel 90. Mitchell. Downey. Egan (2),
Mclean. Two base hit-Bescher. Three
base hits--Bates. Downey Home run-Er-
win. Sacrifice hit-Hobltzel. Stolen bases-
Grant Egan. Bates Double play-Brwin to
Hummel Left on bases-Brooklyn, 6: Gin
c!nnat!. 8. Hits-Oh BarRer. IS in ola In
n!ngs of Ragon. In 2-3 innings First
base on bails-on Frommo. l. Struck out
BY Fromme. 6; by Barger. !. Time OF game
$40. Umpires. O'Day and Emsile