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by GUS aIALBERT.

Richmond won the first game OF the
series With Roanoke yesterday by out
batting the visitors. though the game.
which should have been put on ice in.
the early stages. came very near GET
ting away when the visitors mana ged
10 tie 1t up In their half of the ninth.
The Colts came back strong, however,
and two hits, with sacrifice. brought
across the winning tally with only
one out, the contest ending to 8.
It was not the best game OF ball
played here this season, and in the
earlier stages took on wearisome.
drasGy hue, but 1t was exciting enough
toward the close to satisfy any one
Eckman was doing the umpiring and
sixth inning. Then he missed one on
Cowan, calling strike which was
obviously way off Scrap took the
hint from the crowd. which howled.
and the result was that he was fined
and put out of the game. What he
said is not known, but 1t was SUFFICIENT
to arouse the ire of the umpire.
Pierce Had to Cntch.
Jimmie sullivan had started in to do
the windpad work. but in the first in
ming one of Johnny Verbouts benders
bent a little too quickly and got him
on the shin bone. forcing him to re-
LII &. IuCh EBdIl is SICK anu COWun
was on second. Sullivan's retirement
made it necessary to bring George
back Of the plate and Rapp was sent
10 second. AS stated before. it worked
we'll until Cowan's removal. Sullivan
could not go back in the game, and
as he and Cowan form the catching
STAFF, things looked badly A confer
ence was held on the bench In order
to find volunteer brave enough TO
don the mask Cy Pierce offered TO be
the Bolivar. He worked but two in
nings. and it was not his fault that
the score was tied. #.
In fact. Cy made It possible for the
game TO be Won He started off. in
the ninth with the hit which counted.
and he scored the winning run for the
Colts, long after many thought II i'm
possible for the locals 20 VII. All in
all, 1t was Pierces day. and he made
the most of it. If Shaughnessy ever
had chance to win he had it yes
terday, for It was logically the weak
est team which RichmonS has had on
the diamond in many moons. and added
to 1t all IS the fact that Martins sore
finger is not we'll and is giving him
considerable trouble.
Sun Helped Roanoke.
"a Really ano truly the winning run
Is directly attributable 10 the sun.
Bakers error gave Shaughnessy a
life, and he took advantage OF Pierce.
stealing second. Pressiy hit an easy
roller to Martin, which was fielded
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tlalrrae.ss-s
a= MOTOR Cafes
Gorss'nMA t! patsarse ompmsy /
RIcizMoND. VIRGINIA
CLOSING DAY At
CHURCHILL DOWNS.
Meeting, From Every Standpoint,
Best in History of
the Track.

Louisville. KY. June s.-The sprins
meeting at Churchill Downs closed
this afternoon most auspiciously. with
an attendance second only to that OF
Derby day. The meeting from every
standpoint was the best in the his-
tory of the track. The historic Ken.
lucky Oaks. which has boon run con
tinuously for thirty seven years wn,
the feature OF a brilliant card. Tha
race resulted In a surprise, the win
ner turning up In Bettio sue which
beat small field Princess Galloway
was second, and lima third. House
Maid took the handicap by a close
margin from McIver, with Winning
Widow third. The great ma1oritv n
the stables racing here Will be shin
ped to Latonia for tho meeting COM
mcncing Saturday.
FIRST race-one mile. selling-Dock-
hacker (sl2.so). first; Lack Rose
-. 1So;.O, second; HANNA s55o). third
TIME. 1:il as. Sligo. Princess Thorpe.
Spindle. Argonaut. Long Ridge, Alma
BOY. sureon. Explicit. Bob Coo also
ran. s
III Second receive furlongs, purse
Azyiade (s6.5o). first: Alamitos (so.ao).
second; oren (s2.sO). third. Time.
l:ol. Tom OFT. Sir Blase. Wheel
wright. James Dockery and Three
Links also ran.
Third race-six furlongs. handican
Housema!d (s7.o0). FIRST; McIvor (s5.3o,
second: Winning Widow (s2.oo). third.
Time, l:ls Is. Prince Gal. Grover
Hughes also ran.
Fourth race-the Kentucky Oaks.
one and sixteenth miles-Bettie Sue
Hl5.so). frst;' Princess Galloway (s4),
second lima (out>. third. Time, /: AS.
Round the World alsoiran
fIfth race-onc mile scliing-Go old
en- Pearl ts5,5o). first. Galley Slave
Nla.io). second: Emily Lee (s5.5o).
third. Time. l:i125. Jack Weaver.
Wander. Waltz, Bad News. Tim Judge.
Jeanne D'Arc Marian Casey. Alice
Baird. Butterball also ran.
Sixth race-one and one-slxteenth
miles. scliing-Fireman (sic.7o). frst;
Mockier ts7.60). second. The Hague
C3.so). third. Time, l:45 a-5 OtIlo.
PLAIN. Fort Johnson, j. II Heed Camel
also ram
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he climbed into the ring, but after
a few rounds. seemed 10 recover con
ndence. For TIME he was able to
stand Off Papke. who ,roughed It from
the beginning, oievcriy lodging slash
Ing swings Of the American, which.
had they landed, would have ended tho
fight. Sullivan used his left and right
with good Judgment. but without af-
fecting the stamina OF Papke. who was
able TO take unlimited punishment
Towards the close OF the ninth round
Papke landed savage uppercut which
put sullivan TO the floor. He took
count of five. and when the bell rang,
staggered blindly to his corner. When
the call for the tenth round sounded
Sullivan was unable to stand UP, ana
Corri awarded the fight to the Amer
lean amid great applause.
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MI Really ano truly the Winning run
Is directly attributable 10 the sun.
Bakers error gave Shaughnessy a
life. and he took advantage OF Pierce.
stealing second Pressly hit an easy
roiier TO Martin, which was helded
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POOLS PITCHING
PROVES PUzzL|NG
Tars Overcome Early Lead Of
Shoemakers and Win by
S to Score.
Especial to The Times -pispatch. /

Norfolk, Va. June S!.-When the
Shoemakers spilled two runs over the
platter in the second. and shut out the
Tars for FIVE innings, 1t looked as II
the leaders were in for small sized
drubbing, but In the sixth Block
slashed a three bagger to left wifi
two men on, and won the opener to-
day, ) to 2. Two more runs came in
the seventh, but the game was all
ready In the cooler
Pool twirled in great form, and af-
ter the second inning, when two hits
and two runs were gathered by the
visitors. he allowed but three hits
strewn about in seven innings, SO one
can imagine that there was no Wild
eyed trooping OF Shoemakers over Mr.
Eabb's early summer disk
Phelan was hit freely and the field
Ing behind him was ragged IN spots
The score:
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bush AND DAILY FAVORITEs
IN RACE FOR CHAMPIONSHIP

u Nashville, Tenn, Iune s.-The third
day OF the tenth annual tournament
OF the Southern Golf Associa lion
brought several surprises the .irst
heing the defeat OF George G. oli"er.
OF Birmingham. BY his clubmate, r. ii.
oaugh. OF Birmingham. IN the morn.
Ing round r. II Galbreath. Of Mem
phis. was put out of the cham MON.
ship by r. @. Bush. OF Eew oslca M
while q, II. Mallory. the only Memphis
player left in the championship nigtt.
was defeated by C. ". Daley. Of Nash
VILE Tho championship seems nav
to lie between Bush OF New Orleans.
and DAILY. of Nashville.
The scores made in the Champion
ship flight We're. .
r. G. Bush. W. p. Ward winner Bush:
2-I. 1l]l't I,
r. H, Baush, W. R. Tichenor; win
ner Bnugh; 6-5
E. ". Bailey. 4. 2. Mallory; win
ner, Daley; Sd.
II ". r. Stewart, j. B. Bush; winner
Stewart: ga.
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.DAIiVILLE is EASY
FOR PETERSBURG.

Petersburg, Va, June S--The Goob-
ers celebrated their return home by
defeating the Champs easily. The
game was beautiful one. for six in
nings, when both teams had one run
to their credit, but in the seventh in
ming the Coolers commenced to hit
Brady, and before he could recover.
three runs had crossed the plate
Brnckmiller. for The Goobers, was in
me form and but for daring base run
ning by Morgan, in the sixth inning.
The Champs would have been shut out.
only Morgan and Brady. OF the
Champs. were able to hit Bruckmilier.
Morgan getting a two hagger and
single. and Brady single Smiths
double play. unassisted. in The seventh
inning, when Busch struck out and
Shaw attempted 10 steal home, Booze
Bowen's. Benbow's and Spencer's
stick work were the features OF the
game. The score:
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ST., LoIik
Totala ..l "a 50 rotalr IS z
ore by Innings:

.'.rUTe pY INNINGS: Tl f.
Boston ........oo2,ioooo-
ST. Louis. Observation-Disclosures O @ q q o oil;
summary Rnns-Hoopcr. Speaker Engie.
wagner Williams, sho,ton t2). Austin 81.
Mclean (2). Hogan, Clarke. Rowan (2l
Lake Two-base httS-Meloan. Yerkes Wag
ner Sacrifice hlts-Austin. Hogan. Stolen
nases-Hogan CT. Hooper Double play
Wallace 10 Rowan. Left On bases-Boston,
Z; ST Louis, :. HitE-OfL Ctrotte. 6 in 3 in :
nings tnone out IN fourth; OF Karger. in
innlnss; OF Lake In dinnngs: on Pow
ell, in innings First base on bai!s-On
cicotte. 2; off ,karger, ?; Off Lake, 3. Struck
out-By cicottc. q: By Karger. {; by Lake, 4;
by Powell. l.. Hit by pitcher--By Lake, /
tHooper). Passed bais-Nunamaker t,),
Clarke. Wild pitches-cico,ta Lake Time
OF game. e:oi. umpires. oLonshln and Con-
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Married In washington.

Washington yesterday to Ellerson u
Hardcastle. OF 11o3 Denny street. and
Miss Ina v. Good:ng, II South Rich
Licenses were issued to Virginia
couples us follows: 4t,E
Rurleigh Fl. Kay and Bessi. NJ.
Gouldin Of Caroline county lifi
Charles. c. Anderson. of Charloites-
vile. and Lillian G. Marshall, or
Earlsville. ttiEt 4i3ff I
Rockwell e. Hawthorne and Mary
u. Rush both OF Charlottesville.
George r. Gaines and Josephine NJ
Nails. both of Alexandria. @
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Philadelphia
Totals IA 10 q 10 Totals ...s2 q 10
walsh. second base and right field.
tBatted for Smith in seventh.

Score by innings: . r.
Philadelphia ................3 0oOooI is
cincinnati ....,................1 0 o 0 3 o 0 81
Summary: Runs-wash, Paskcrt Loberl
t2). Magee (e), Luderus. Dooan Bescher,
Egan 90. Hoblitzel Two base hits-yVaish,
Mcgee. Home run--Hoblitzei. sacrlhco hits
-Bates, MaGee Stolen bases-Doolan. Doc
in. Double play-Luderus to Doolan to Luz
derms. Left on philadelphia. o; Gin
cinnnti. B. Hits-Oh Fromme, 3 In ia in
ming; off Smith. IL in 2-3 innings; Oft Keefe
] in Innings. First base on balls-Of
Moore. i; off Smith. /, struck out-By
Moore, 5; by Smith. 8: by Keefe. & Wild
pitch-keefe. Time OF game. hours. UNI
pres. Eason and Johnstcne.
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Hermitage COR Tournan,sr,

Mrs. j. Allan Belyin won the fnal
round of the ladies' handicap golf
tournament at The Hermitage Golf
Club yesterday afternoon from Miss
AVIS Grant, This victory leaves Mrs.
Helvin the winner OF the toarnam
handicap by the committee. She sbowed
an amazing strength by playing the
course against each of her opponents
with the lowest net score. She would
nave nave won the tournament had She been
given no handicap III z 'Ts3'' - !
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WHITE SOX / TAKE
!. first ST Of SERIES
Chicago Americans Defeat New
York by Score Of
7 to 2.
WALSH ;' VERY EFFECTIVE :1I:y
Victory Is First for Visitors With
Ford in Box for
Highlanders.
VERY EFFECTIVE.

New York, Juno s.-The Chicago
White sox took the opening game of
the series from the Highlanders to-day.
z to- 2, then scoring theii first victory
over Russell Ford. Wash, for the Wis
itors, was remarkably effective. and
struck out twelve men. Shortstop Cor
han. of Chicago. had to retire from tho
contest after being hit on the head by
one of Fords shoots. Score:
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TWO PITCHERS HIT HARD

Cincinnati. Ohio. June s.-Philadel-
phta hit Fromme and Smith hard to-
day and won S to 4. Moore was effect
I've In all but the sixth inning, when,
with two men on bases. Hoblitzel
drove home run to the centre field
fence. Paskert was iordered off the
held for disputing decision, and
oowney retired after being spiked by
Welchonce in the third inning. Score:
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Washington.
Cleveland.
Totals 80 SIZE o totals !.
.Ba,ted for Mitchell In eighth.
Score by innlnpa. 5000

: : 4 !
Score by innings: r.
Washington ...........,..,. o30p nn1 81
Cleveland .,............. q n q n I n n !,
Summary: Runs--Mllan, Schaeter Gcssler
Cunningham. Stovall Ball. Two base hits
Land. Cunningha M. Gessler Street Sacri-
nee hits-Strest. johnson. Sacrifice fy-Ball
stolen hases-Milan, Olson. GessIer. Double
plays-Elberteld TO Mcbride to Scha efcr;
Schacfer to Mcbride. Left on bascs-W.sh-
ington. s; Cleveland, 8. H;ts-or Mitchell
in Innings; on Knapp. In 1 inning
First base on balls-of Mitchell /; OFT
Knapp. |. Hit BY pitcher-By Mitchell. /
(Mllanl. Struck omt-By Johnson {: by
Mitchell. .. Time of gama. 1880 Umpres
Perrine and Dineen
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CAROLINA ASSOCIATION

At Greensboro: Greensboro. 10: An
derson. l. .
At Greenvillc: Greenviile. i; Char
lotte, @
At spartanbnrg; spartanburg. 3;
Winston Salem, l. 3
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ECNMAll NE AR.I - WON
GAME FOR ROANOKE.
Drove Cowan Out Of Game, and Pierce Had to
Catch---J ohnny Verbout's Good Pitching and
Timely Hitting Made Victory Possible
Despite Decision of Umpire

i creamy and thrown all right, though
trtfle high. The sun got in Dobson's
eyes, and he turned his back, the ball
rolling TO the fence and Shaughnessy
scoring. 1 was just one Of those acct.
dents which can never be foreseen and
can rarely be prevented.
Richmond outhit Roanoke almost
two to one, getting eleven safe swats
OFF of Efird to six off of VerbouL
Taken all around. the locals played the
pest ball. and It would have been the
hardest kind of hard luck had thoy
lost. In the beginning 1t looked as IL
the game would develop into a slug
gtnE bee. four doubles being made IN
the opening frame. Corners and YER
bout both got thrde-base hits ip the
fifth. though Verbout was lucky, the
ball taking nasty bound lust as
Mabry got TO it and rolling to deep
centre.
Highlanders First to Score
Shaughnessy had the honor OF soon
ing the first run of the game, hitting
Nerbout for double the first crack
out OF the box Johnny tried his curves
after that and threw wild, Shaughnessy
going to third on the pitch. He scored
on Hollands double
The Colts took away the false start
with some TO spare. Baker poked
safe one into centre garden and Wal
lace doubled, sending Baker to third.
Both scored, when Martin drove the
ball to left for another double. He
scored on Dobsons safety to centre
The Highlanders were the next to
score. In their half of the fifth Con
ners led off with triple and came
home while Eflrd was grounding out
from Martin to Dobson. They added
Two In the sixth. Holland hit 10 left
and went to third, when Martin failed
to handle Cooper's ground ball Ma
bry and Shields were both easy outs.
Holland advancing when Mabry went
down. Corners delivered the neces
sary shot. doubling high over Wal
lace's head and sending Holland and
cooper across the rubber The last
ana tying score was made in the ninth.
as has already been explained.
Hits Win for LocnIs.
The Colts also scored in the ffth.
Veroout got his freak three base hit
70 centre, and Baker singled, sending
Verbout home. He stole second went
10 third on Wallnce's out and scored
on Cefalu's juggle of Martins roller.
Inc winning run in the ninth resulted
from Pierce's timely hit. Rapp's sac
rihce and Verbout's bingle.
Kapp played a great game at second.
ana Plerce did mighty we'll behind the
pat. OF course, everybody will snv
mat Johnny Eerbout won his own
game, and In truth he did, The score.
md
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PHILADELPHIA.
Totals ,..ss Is p IL Total, ...sa s ?
Score by innings:

Detroit ...loo.o02e as
philadelphia .,........,........o o o ?0l 00-3
summary: Runs-Drake, Bush, Cobb t2l,
Delehanty. o'Lcary, Stanage, Donovan, Lord,
oldring, Collins. Two-base hits-Donovan
90. Baker. Lord Sacrifice h't-Cobb. Sac
rlnce fy-Collins. Stolen bases-Drake. Cobb
t2). Barry Double plays-Cobb TO Dele
hanty. Left on bases-Detroit.N 8: #Philadel-
phia, 9. First base on bais-Oh Donovan.
.; on Plank 1. Struck out-By Donovan, -;
by Plank, t. Passed ball-Thomas Time OF
game. 2;2o Umpires. Egan and Sheridan
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GIANTS WIN THINNING GAME

Pittsburg. Pa. June s.-New York
TO- day defeate1 Pittsburg in eleven
innings. the. score being 4 to 3. Bird
We'll scored the winning run on FUN
Bile by Miller. The game was bitterly
contested all the way. New York tied
IN the NINTH tumble by Wilson help
ing them along. Score:
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Z y
BROOKLYN FAIL S
TO FIND REULBACH
Chicago Nationals Win From SUI
perbas by Score Of
q to I.
TIE IS BROKEN IN SIXTH.
Holman Hit Behind Ear BY Bail
and Is Rendered I'm
conscious.
tie IS BROKEN IN SIXTH

Chicago. ILL.,. June S.-Reulbach was
too much for Brooklyn to-day, and Chi
cago defeated the visitors to /. a
base on balls, an error, two force-outs,
q, couple and single broke a tie game.
Holman. of Chicago, was hit behind
the ear by bal, thrown by Myers, of
the Brooklyn team. while practicing,
and rendered unconscious Score:
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Totals .ss 7ss "a Totals ...i2 10 80 IS /
.Batted for Camnitz In tenth
tran for Myers In seventh.
tBntted for Ames in seventh

Score by innings: ~, n
Pittsburg ......2 ooootoono
Nsw ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OIL 000loIOl-
summary: Runs-Carey. Clarke az De-
hits-Clarke (2). Bridwell Sacrifce hit
Byrne. Sacrifice hy-Crandhll. Stolen bases
-Devore. Snodgrass (2). Murray. Merkle.
Eietcher, Wagner. Double play-Clarke TO
Gibson. Lett on bascs-Plttsburs, s; New
ork, .. First base on errors-Pittsburg, /;
New York. q Hits-On ,Camnitz II In 10 in
ninss; of Ferry. In 1 inning; off Ames
In innings; Off crandai. 3 In Innings.
First base on bnlls-on Camnitz. 2; off
Ames, !; Off crandall. l. Struck out-By
Gamnitz. 8; by Ferry ]: by Ames .: by
Crandall. !. Hit by pitcher-By Camnitz.
lSnodgrass) Time OF game. a:1o. Umpires.
Klein and Emsile. -
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Zone out when winning run was scored.
The score by Innings: - n
Richmond Sonooonn,N
Roanoke ! a IS0
summary Two-base its-ShauChnessy
Inlihnd Wallace Martin. Pressly Corners
Ihree base hits-Conners Workout. Sscri
nee hit-RHpp. Stolen basos-Balrcr Wal
lace; Martin. ShauEhncssy ,o) Shields
Double play--Cefaiu TO Pressly First base
Richmond, 3; Roanoke. g. Struck outNBy
VERMONT. Z; by Ehrd. 4. HI, by pitcher
Shauehnessy. Wild pitch--verbout. Time
OF gn'Ne, 80. Umpire Eckman Attend
ance. 90 il'l7l'
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TIGERS DEFEAT ATHLETICS

landed hard on Planks curves and de-
feated Philadelphia S to 8. Donovan
was very effective with mon on the
bases except In the nth inning Score:
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JOHNSON is EFFECTIVE

Washington. D. G.. June s.-Johnson
was too much for Cleveland to-day.
and Washington won, TO Both
clubs felded perfectly, Balls brilliant
work especially keeping Washington's
score down. Score: @
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

AZ Columbia: Columbia, s.; Angus,
. ~ Columbus: Columbus. s. Charles
ton. o.
At Jacksonville: Jacksonville o; CO.
At Macon: Macon, S; savannah, Q.
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VICTORY FOR ST. LOUIS

st. Louis. Mo. juno s--st. Louis de-
feat5d Boston to-day / to 2. Harmon
was effective with II en- on the bases
Curtis was Knocked off the mound in
the third, and Brown, whu replaced him,
WAS effective. Scora:
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cIcoTTE KNOCKED OUT

Boston. Mass. June s.-Aided by Il
succession of errors, st. Louis won
from Boston to-day, L to 5. The Wis
itors drove Cicotte from the box in
the fourth inning. Score:
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ro'ais ...Si a24s Totals ...ae Ii q i6 I:
Score by inninss: WI. . p
sion ...t......................1.oOoooool-s
Louis....... .............. | 81 0 0 0 0 ~

SUMMARY! Runs-Her1og On. Hugsins
Smith. Evans. Bresna han. Two-b1se hits
HcSgins. Harmon. Three base thits-EIerzoc
Smith. Sacrifice hits-Collins, Mowrey Ell
lis, Cakes. Double play-Smith to Higgins
to konetchy. stolen bases- HGrzog tol Coll
Inns. Left on bases Boston. la ST, Louis,
:. Hits-oG Curtis. 5 IN innings (none gu I
IN third: off Brown, 6 in 6 innings. First
base on bal!s-On Harmon. s: off Brown, L;
Off Curtis. I. Struck out-By Harmon .; by
Brown, s; by Curtis. l. Time OF game. ?
hours umpires. Brennan and o'Day.
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Doyle, Tinker. Hummel Twobnso MI
inner. Three-base hlts-H Zimmerman
a MING. stolen base-Coulson. Double plays
merman TO Daubert; Reulbach 10 tinker n
Areher. Left on bases-Chicago, S; BROOK
iSn, !. First base on balls-On Reulbach. q;
OH Knetzer, g. Struck out-By Reubach q:
ny knetzer, ). Passed ball.-Bcrgen Time Of
game l;i6 Empires, Risler and Finneran.
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Summary: Runs-Howedel., Stocks
dale, Babb Staub. Dodge, Law, Block.
Two base hits-Babb (2), Law, Block,
Stocksdale. Three base hits-Block.
Bases on balls-On Phelan, s off Pool,
O. Left on bases-Lynchburg, /; Nor
folk, S. fIts-on Phelcn. .; off Pool.
.. Struck out-By Phelen, 3; by Pool.
.. Time CT game. ] 40. umpires,
-Crawley and Connolly
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DaneIllc,
Totals
by innings:
0 0 0 0 o1oo OIL
Q o 0 OIL OBI +-5

DanNille ,,...i, ooooo1oo0 -l
Petersburg .,... o00oi
Summary: Runs-spencer, Sewage.
keliher. Booze, Benbow Morgan, Two.
base hiis--Benbow, Morgan Three
base hits-Bowen. stolen bases-Mor
gan 2: keliher. 2; Booc. Double plays
Smith unassistcd; Busch Bowen and
Renhcr Bose on balls ruckmiller
2; Brady. J. LIEF, on bases--Petersburg.
3; Danviilc. 3. Hit ny pitched balls
Seivage. Bowen. Struck out--Rruck-
miller, IL Bsacy l. Time OF game.
i;3o Umpire. Henderson. Attendance,
500. i@T1',
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Chicago.
Total. ...so Is q 0 i. Total. ..s2 sg7l5 !.

Chicago OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o21o-7
New York o l o o o o ~
lahan. Bodie. Tannehiii Walsh Wolter
Hnrtzell. Two-base hits-Corhan, zcider
Three base hits-Bodle. Lord. Home run
Wolter. Sacrifice hits Sullivan, Callahan.
Stolen bases-ze!der Cree, Callahan Left
on bases-Chicaso !: New York, s. First
base on errors-chicaso. l. New York. J.
Double play-Sullivan to Corhan. Struck
out-By Walsh. ~; b. Ford. L. First base on
balls-on Ford. 2; on Walsh. 2. Hit BY
pitchor-By Ford. (corho1l. Wild Pitch
Ford Passed bcl-Sulltvan. limo of game,
2oo. Gmpires. Evans and Mullin.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Richmond, 9; Roanoke, g.
Norfolk, 81 Lynch burg, =.
Petersburg, 5; pnnrilie, 4.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Roanoke at Richmond.
Dnnyilie ut Petersburg.
Lynchburg Mt Norfolk.
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IT" '''ot = 10 Il IOtuIB ...3U 4 = S 2
"a. Zimmerman, second base.
u. zimmerman, third base
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STANDING OF TIE CLUBS
WHERE THEY

Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at plttsburg.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati
Boston at ST. Louis
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Tota.
Lynchburg ....,.... oooO0o0Oo-2
Norfolk ........... 5000 0320s -5

Totals .............34 o 2715 >
Score nv innings. 70