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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-09

rel, Md; Harry W. Spratley. of Elbe-
ron, and DR.. T.. Lester Jones of Gull
pepper
The official catalogue made its APP
pearance to-day. The first event will
be called at 1890 o'clock Tomorrow
morning. Thirteen classes will be ex-
hibited before the recess. from to .
O'Clock. Then classes will consume
the afternoon, the last event being
scheduled for 5 o'clock
List of Exhibitors.
The complete list OF exhibitors is as
follows: Major Ii. 7. Allen, of Fort
Niger: Daniel II. Andrews. OF Char
lottesville: James n. Andrews, of SOM
ersat; William II. Ball. OF Charlottes-
vile; the Blenheim Farm CIV. r.. AbelD
Baltimore; Miss Lula Bowman Cri-
mora. Miss Helen NJ. Brudish, of the
University of Virginia; Buckeyeland
Stock Farm, j. b. Andrews, proprietor;
Lieutenant Edna Chance. of Fort
Myer; Clark * Rhodes. of Charlottes-
viiie' Mr. and Mrs. j. Anderson CHS
holm. of Charlottesville; Robert f.
Cree, of Crozet: Joel NJ. Cochran. OF
charlottesville; Mrs. Robert b. Craw-
ford. of KeSwick; Castle hin Hounds
of Gordonsville; Davis * Wood. of
Charlottesville Miss Amy L. Dupont.
OF Wilmington, Del. Elkridge Hunt
club. OF Baltimore; Major Fred $ Foltz
Fifteenth United States Cavalry. Fort
Myer; Lieutenant Il. +. Graham Tenth
United States Cavalry Fort Myer; f.
;. Hnlstead, of the University of Vir-
ginia; Mrs. II. a. Harris. of Charlottes-
vile; Lee lfecklnger. of Washington
ID. g.; captain Guy V. Henry. of Fort
MNer, r. Herndon Fife of Charlottes
vile; Miss Mary Garth and Lewis Garth
OF Insleside" w. Eugene Graves, OF
Charlottesville; Hale ~ Taylor, of In
uiahapolis, Ind; j. w. Haskins, Of
charlottesville; r. Roy Howard. OF
Simeon; Lawrence HUMPHREYS. OF char
lottesville; Keswick Hunt club Of
>eswick; T.. y. Joachim. of Charlottes
VILE Miss Lucy Day Martin and
THOMAS s Martin. Jr.. daughter and son
OF united States Senator Thomas s
Martin: Midlock Pony Farm &c n
, Noting. proprietor), Trevillians: DIR
H. t. Miller. of Charlottesville; Julian
MOTIFS. of keswlct; John III Moom,,
OF charlottesville; Gerald j. O'Bricn ~
i-ohuon, - II. Montague, of Charlottes-
Niile' Ihomas III. Oliver. of Moorman's
River Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Osborne
Of Gordonsville. John F Payns ~
charlottesville: Mrs. Allen Potts az
| Happy Creek Farm, GordonsvilIe. Mr.
and Mrs. Hollis Rinehart lonyo
Eodger, Jr. Jack and Hollis Rinehart
Jr" of Birdwood; s. j. Robinson & Son
OF Charlottesville; f. w Scott. of Ar.
ton a. w, Rhodes. of Charlottesvllle
INerton Farm, Il. r. Rodes manager
Greenwood; r. II. Sellers. Of Char
io.les'liie; Tonahawk Club. of som
I 49, r. L. Thomas, OF Charlottesville;
ny" states government. Fort Myer.
L. NJ. Walker, oil Ivy Depot: p I W,
| OF charlottesville, and George W.T.
OF Red Hin. mite
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ATTEMPT TO
SMASH RECORD FAILS
Gelding, However, Equals Lou Dillon Time of
Minutes Flat on Track Not Fast ana Ham
pered by Fitful Breeze---Faters
in Stretch.

Cleveland, O., August S.-Uhlan, the
champion trotting gelding, owned by
c. *. G. Billings. U1 New York. equaied
the worlds trotting record to wagon
at the North Randall track here to-
day. stepping the mile in 900 fiat.
Conditions that were not exactly ia
vorable prevented his breaking the
record established by Lou Dillon at
Memphis on October %. 1903 when
she did the mile In similar time. The
track was not as fast as usual a MT
full breeze also tended to hamper him.
Mr.. Billings drove the geldinG. When
quarter pole in l 80 the immense crowd
present felt sure that record would
be broken, for Uhlan has always been
noted for his finishing strength. How
ever. he faltered slightly on the
stretch, and when the Judges. after
comparison of watches finally an
nounced the time. ii was found that
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TIGERS TAKE. TUMBLE

New York. August s.-New York
won both ends of double header with
Detroit here to- lay. The Highlanders
captured the first by punching five hits
with pass off Mullin in the eighth
inning, giving them four runs Cobb
drove in Detroit's first three runs. With
Jones on second and one out in the
ninth. Cobb hit n terrific liner towards
first. Chase made a sensational one
hand catch OF the drive and doubled
Jones at second. ending the game
The second game was a pitchers
battle between Fisher. who succeeded
Vaughn aftef the first inning. and La
fittc. Cobb scored Detroit's only run
on his two-bagger and Crawford's
single. Hartzell drove in New York's
two runs in the second with timely
single, ,Moriarity was badly spiked in
the right knee by Daniels M the first
game. and was carried off 1.-THE field
Cobb was put out of the second game
In the third inning for ridiculihg UNI
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SOCIETY ALL READY
FOR OPENING OF SHOW
Charlottesville Crowded 18th Visitors Who Will
DO Honor to King Horse--Some of Best
Country Can Afford Are to
lie Exhibited.
lie Exhibited.

Charlottesville, Va. August S.-The
city Is alive with prepare tons for the
eleventh annual exhibition of the Al
bemarle Horse Show Association which
opens tomorrow at the Association
Grounds, near jefferson Park Hotel
Many visitors from Washington, Bal
timore, Richmond Norfolk. Lynehburg,
stanton, Danville and other Virginia
cities and towns have already reached
The city, and the hotels are filled to-
night.
The Albemarlc show is always a big
social event, and many house parties
are neld during the week OF the eX-
hibitlon. Wealthy residents who have
summer homes in Albemurle always
make 1t point to be on hand for
the horse show. Many OF them en-
cage suites at the Jefferson Park IIo-
tel and local obstetrics and remain
through both days OF the exhibition
Among the boN-holders are Senator
Thomas :. Martin. General John Watts
kearny. Hollis Renhart William
Garth Edwin o. Meyer, Samuel Mar
shall, w #. Garter John -. Sawyer,
OF Neswick; Dave Stuart, L. X. Ewing
ana Robert b Crawford OF Keswick.
ixtrn Stalls Needed.
The entry list is so large this year
that the mana cement was compelled
yesterday To erect extra stalls. Quite
q number of people went out to the
grounds to-day TO witness the work
outs. Tho exhibit of horsciiesh this
year is especially fine. Some OF the
best hunters in the country will com
pete for the prizes ana there will be
much rivalry among the exhibitors.
The following known horscmen
Will act as Judges Or. c. shirley Car
ter Of Warrcnton; w. w. Sanford of
Orange Charles r. HooM. Jr.. of Lau-
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PHILLIES SHUT OUT

Pittsburg, Pa. August S.-Pittsburg
to-day shut out Philadelphia Is to o.
The visitors reached third base only
three times. Lobert was caught at the
plate attempting 10 stretch three
Dagger into home run. Pittsbura
punched hits and runs between the
second and eighth innings, hitting both
Beebe and Ewing, who succeeded to
the rubber after the fourth inning,
rather freely. Pittsburg tried a new
man at tirst-keene of the Springfield
team of the Ohio League. He hurt
his leg in the fifth inning and was re-
lieved by Hunter Ferry was strong
and was given erroress support. The
score;
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CHAMPS OUTFIT
TIGERS, BUT LOSE
Fast Fielding and Double Plays
Prevent Red Sox From
Scoring.

Danville. Va, August s.-Roanoke
took the second game from Danville
today, and Richmond is still in NTH
place. Tile Champions were blanked
by the Highlandcrs. owing 10 the effec-
tive pitching of Jap Efrd in the
pinches and brilliant support accorded
him at all times. Ed Cefalu starring in
the fielding. Though the Champs got
two hits each in i've separate innings
they We're not able to get runner
over. Three times double plays killed
their prospects, and at other times SEN
satlonal fielding did the work Harry
Griffin. who was pitted against Ehrd
pitched a brilliant game with the ex-
ception OF one inning. In that he
walked Shaughnessy, Pressly sacrl-
feed. and Cooper drew pass Mace
threw to second to catch Cooper pilfer-
ing. but threw high. and Shaughnessy
scored. This took Griffn's nerve. and
the next three batsmen placed pretty
singles just over the field. scoring
Cooper and Titman. The score:
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RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Richmond, 4; LynchburI, =.
Ronuokc, 3; Dan>ilie, q.
Petersburg, 3: Norfolk, =.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS,
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Ronnokc nj DanNilIc.
Richmond nj LNnchburE.
Petersburg ut Norfolk.
Special to The Times Dispatch

Lynchburs, Va. August S.-Richmond
started out like a winner to-day. but
With a four-run lead against them
the locals fought hard. and won by
the score Of TO /. Brooks's spit ball
was To the liking Of the Colts. but
when he changed TO the dry delivery
he was effective, and the visitors did
not have a chance to score in seven
innings Hanks developed another wild
streak, and he was yankcd in tho third
with two out iioguo started out we'll
nut the Shoemakcrs soon took to his
Speedy ones. and hit him for runs
lh hVe OF the six full innings he work
ed The fielding feature of the game
was B!en'a work behind the bat for
ne locals Reveiie made a wonderful
nh.. handed catch of "a drive
Inc Colts were outgcncraled for sew
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/ WHERE THEY
Ely PLAY TO-DAY
SCHEDULE IN
NATIONAL LEAGUE

New York. August S-A number OF
schedule changes and dates for. the
were announced by President Lynch
OF the National League. tonight. The
list follows:
At Boston-August % CD with St.
Louis; September CD with Philadol-
AT Brooklyn-August o6 CD with
Chicago; September t2) with Boston;
September (open) with Philadelphia:
october Cd with Boston: October 10
topen with New York
At New York-August IA (2) with
Philadelphia August II ca with Gin
cinnat; August "a CD with Pittsburg:
Qctober II (open) with Brooklyn.
At delphia-August 90 j2) with
Chicago; September / CD with New
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CUlPEPER TEAM
DEFEATS EAGLES

Culpeper' Va. August s.-The local
team OF ball players having defeated
'He !. NJ c. y. team OF Charlottos.
nv twice this season, the fast team
Has'es' OF that city, came here this
afternoon to regain the ti;ln rhn''
made vain. but gallant. neb, ,u,tin
up splendid game. Chewninr ana
white were their offerings on the Star
out the heavy hitting OF the locals
could not be suppressed Bell ,ha
h-asIes catcher, was painfully injured
by foul tip. and gave way to Gnr,h
Score by innings: -
Eagles ...............l 00OO2oo1-i
Culpepcr ,..2l2t
Batteries For charlottesville
Chewing and White. Ben ara Go,
for Cnipeper--Strother and Getting
ham. Umpire. Mr.. Hooper
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WHITE ELEPHANTS
GAIN SAFE LEAD
Whip. White Sox, While Detroit
Loses Both Games Of Double
Header to Yankees.
DOCTOR WHITE VICTIM
Seventh and Eighth Innings
Prove Undoing of Former
Famous Star.
DOCTOR WHITE vIc1

Philadelphia. Pa. August S.-Phila-
delphia made 1t three straight victories
over Chicago by winning to-day's game
By to |. The home team won by
punching five hits. which included u
Triple. three doubles and single. with
base on balls of White in the sew
enth and eighth innings. Plank did
not give base on balls until the sew
enth inning. when he mixed up three
passes with a sacrifice and Danforth.
the Texas "southpaw." took his place.
Eddie Collins made a seasons record
mere TOR second baseman by accept
ING fourteen chances. Score:
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York.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is topen)
with st. Louis. moved up from October
~; September Co with Cincinnati.
September (open) with Cincinnati;
September II CD and September Is t2)
with Chicago; September 10 (open)
with New York
Pittsburg; September 10 topen) with
Pittsburg; September IL Cd with Phil
adelphia: September % (open) with
AT Cbica go-August 10. September 3
and September (open) with St. Louis
September CD with Cincinnati; Sep
TENDER "a (2l with Boston.
At st, Louis-September IL (2) and
September Is 90 with Cincinnati: Sep
TENDER Il CD with Boston.
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COOLERS CLIMB
CLOSER TO TOP
Second Game of Series Lost by
Tars in Pitchers
Battle.
Especial to The Times-Dispat ch ]

Norfolk. Va, August s.-Petersburg
beat Norfolk to-day at Athletic Park
In pretty struggle. TO 2. Both teams
needed the game. and the contest was
hard fought After the hrst inning.
when three hits and Two runs were
made off his delivery. Vance held the
Tars safe. He was opposed by Poole,
who also pitched mastery game
Petersburg tied. the score in the
sixth. when Booze doubled and Guiheen
singled The men came In on errors
and a felder's choice The winning
run was pushed over in the first hair
OF the ninth. keliher walked, went
10 second on Poolcs wild throw TO
hrst and scored on Hannifan's single
10 left. The score:
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the record
The quarter was timed at 90 IA. the
at 1880.
The second days program OF grand
circuit races furnished some splendid
the 2:oS pace. the latter for The For
est City stake of $4,000.
In the .;o5 pace. c. the Limit, the
ming. although Hal b.. Jr.. made him
work hard to do. so. Ha, B., Jr.. won
the first heat and came within an ace
OF taking the second c, the Limit
This heat
The POS pace. for the $4,000 Forest
city stake. the biggest money event Of
the day. furnished the big surprise In
lite. who sold a; 500 10 $50. and was
expected TO gain an easy victory. He
iinished sixth in the first heat and nth
In the second. and was d!stanced in
the final heat. sunny Jim lost the tirst
heat to Ginger by a nose won the sec
end by an eyelash. and took the third
rnaries:
EOS pace-Forest City stakes. purse
5000 two in three-sunny Jim CHI s..
by shadeland Nutkeno, hrst; Ginger.
third. Best time, 9s:o5 ~ W." N'sn'
eos ,pace-purse $1,000, two in three
FIRST; Hal B.. Jr.. br. s. by Hal B., Sec
ond;, star Patch. b. &. by Bourbon
Patchen. third. Best time, 2:03
2:l0 trot--purse $1,000. three In five
Lula Arion. .ch. m. BY Peter the
Great. first; Creighton. b. g. by Tho
Bondsman, second; Viola Strong, l. m,
by strong Boy, third Best time.
2:e2 trot-purse $1,000. three in nve
Lee Wilson. b. &. by Kris Krinkle,
nrst; Sterling Hall. b. s.. by Walnut
Hall, second; Nanah. b. m. by Nick in
ney. third. Best time. 2:lO IL
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Chalmers lm
MOTOR CARS
Gordon MA!kg!sesc Company
SlcHsoND. VIRGINIA
pre- Mullen after he had been called
out on strikes. The scores:
FIRST GAME

Totals ,..'' II s'is o Totals ..,asisni7 )
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The quarter was timed at 90 IA, the
haif at 80 IA. and the three quarters
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~ TOT " MIC III NIhth.
IL. Collins. second base.
Score by innings.
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Americans Win NJ GILL,

Nh"'"ahi EhG.' August s.--Thc German
town crioko; team defeated th. ~ ~ ~, n
ftneers by $50 to-day. Rcsunlnr ,beir In
ninss the visitors betteG freely. and ou,cl-
~ ran IN a score OF 59i for nyo ,viekc,s
ahd men closed the innings Tho Eneinoar.
in the second inning vero ali or, ,'eeIs -
TUNE clark taking ave wicket. for % runs
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ST. Louis
Washington.
Totals 8 . q Is ro,als a 2

'Bai,ed for Hamilton in ninth.
&c Walker. left Held
Score by innings: r.
washington commandments o TO- 10
81, Louis. ...,.........-.....o 90 5 90 l. 5
summary; Runs-Schaefcr t2l. Elber.eld
Gessies e). c. Walker t?). Mcbride I?)
CohFoy, shotton. Hogan, stephens. Black
,2) Two-base hlts-Street Hamilton. Ho
gan, Wallace. Three-base hi;s-stephens
shotton Home rune. Walker Sacrifice
h!ts-cunningham> 90, Street Sacriace ny-
austin. stolen bases-Schaefcr. Gessler and
CohFoy Double play-Johnson 10 Mcbride
10 sehaefe'. Left on bascs-wash!ngton, 5;
-. Louis. &. First base on errors-Washing-
ION :; 81. Louis. 9 Hits-On Nelson in
inning: off Hamilton. t in Innings First
base on balls-Ou Nelson. 2: on Hamilton
:. struck out-By Johnson. J: ~ Hamilton.
:, Hit by piicher-By Nelson. tMilanl.
Time Of game, 1910. Umpires, Connolly and
Parker
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BROOKLYN SCORES SHUTOUT

st. Louis. Mo. August S.--Brooklyn
shut out St Louis this afternoon to o.
knetzcr kept his hits well scattered.
The visitors Hrst run came in the
fourth on two singles and Harmon's
error. Two singles and stolen base
netted them another in the ninth
neat scored 5oth runs. Harmon
famed cight. Score
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BOSTON DOWNS MAPS

Boston. Mass. August s.-Boston
won a nip and tuck battle with Cleve-
land to-day. TO g. The batting OF
Hooper and Gardner was worthy of
note The first appearance Of Cunning.
former Princeton athlete, at first
base for Boston was creditable. The
score:
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.PITTSBURG WINS,
SO DOES CHICAGO
Leaders Continue to Draw Away
From Would-Be Contenders
in Race.
RICHIE BEsTs WILTsE
Game Won by Cubs in Second
Inning by Succession of
Bingles.
: BESTS WILTSE
RICHIE

Chicago. Ill, August S.-Chicago de-
feated New York to l to-day. The
game was pitchers battle. in which
Richie received the better support.
Wiltse's base on balls, followed by u
Sair's drive, also followed by a triple.
gave Chicago three runs. A double
and a single netted New York one run.
Score:
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Boston.
Cincinnati.
'Bat;ed for Weaver in eighth.
The score by innings:

ne scofs by innings: X.
Boston Observation-Disclosures o 10000 90
cincinnati ...,..........,......0 o 90 %
summary: Runs-Bescher Downey, Egan
Two base hit-Egan Three base hit-MilIer.
SACRIFICE hits-Bridwell. Esmond. stolen
bascs-Jackson. Bescher. Double plays
Gaspar 10 Downcy TO Hoblitzel; Jackson TO
King TO Mcdonald. Left on bases-Boston,
6; Cincinnati H. H!ts--On Weaver, in !
innings; off Pfefler. in inning. First
base on bals-On Weaver. 6: off Pfener /
oft Gaspar, 2. struck out-By Weaver 1:
by Prefer. !: by Gaspar. 3. Hit by pitcher
by weaver tMitchcD Wild pitch
Weaver. Time OF game, 1898. Umpires
Kisler and Finneran,
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EASTERN LEAGUE

At Baltimore-Montreal 2; Balti-
more, f.
At Toronto-Newark, /; Toronto. s.
AT Providence: First game-Buffa-
10. 1 Providence, 3.
Second game-Bufalo. Q: Provi-
dence. o.
At Jersey City: First game-Ro-
chester. q Jersey City. 0.
Second game Rochester, 4; Jersey
City. o.
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summary: Stolen hases-Schrader,J
Cooper. Sacrifice hit-Pressly. Two
base hits-McCauley. Schrader. Dou-
BILE plays-Ginn to Cooper; Pressly to
Cooper to McCauley to Cooper-Cefalu
to Pressly. Left on bases-Roanoke.
8: Danville. s. Bases on balls-off
Griffin. &C. Cooper, .: Shaughnessy) ::
off Efrd, MACE. Struck out-by
Griffin. &; by Ehrd. T. Time OF game,
1892. Umpire, Fender Attendance.
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Totals
Richmond.

Summary: Two-base hits-McDon
nell. Maths Dobson, Martin and Hanks.
Three base hit-krebs. Sacrifice hits
Woolums. Morrison. Bien. Stolen
bascs-McDonnell. Priest and Maths
Double play-Priest. Martin and Dob
son. Base on balls-On Brooks, 5: off
Hanks. .: off HoEuc. 3. Left on bases
Lynchburg, Q: Richmond, 5. Hit by
pitched bali-By Hogue (zancllD
iiits-on Hanks. 4 in 2-S innings:
off lioGue. in 3 innings. Struck
out-By Brooks, 5; by Hanks, l. Passed
balls-Bien and Cowan. Wild pitch
Brooks Time of game. 2:o2. Umpire.
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GASPAR IN FINE FORM

noinnati. Ohio, August S.-Cincin.
natl defeated Boston here this after
noon by q score OF 3 TO .. Gaspar was
in fine form and held the visitors safe
at all times Score:
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Philadelnllia,
Plttslburg.

, 'ouI'I UNITY ftuhs-Byrne. Clarke 81, Carey,
hunter (-). wilson CD. Gibson (2). Two
base hits-Wilson C2). Three-base hits-I.o-
BERT. Luderus Clarke Sacrifice hits-Carey,
Miller. Ferry. Double plays-Wagner to
hunter: Wagner to Miller TO Hunter L.;
on bases-Pittsburg 6; philadelphia & First
base on error-Pittsburg. l. Hts-On Bee
be, in innings; off Ewing. In Innings
flrst base on balis-Oh Ferry. /; OFF Beebe.
4: on Ewing. l. Struck out-Ry Ferry /.
by Beebc. Il: by Ewing. .. Time OF game
2:el Gmpires. Klein and Brennan
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Boston.
Cleveland.

Totals ...s5 i6 81 | Totals %? 10 81 2
'I.atoie. first base and second base
Turner. second base and ehortstop
1Batted for Turner in ninth.
zBatted for Banding in ninth.
Score by innings: r.
Boston ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iIolol IS
Cleveland ................,.....? OIL o FL 0 6-s
summary: Runs-Hooper "a, Ensie. Gard
ner 90. Graney. S;ovali Jackson. Birming-
ham, Turner. Fisher. Two base ht-Hooper
Three-bhse hlts-iIooper. Gardner to). Sac
rifce hits-Gunning. Graney. Fisher Falk-
enberg. Sacrifice ny-Falkcnberg. Stolen
bases-Stovaii. Jackson. Hooper Engle
Double plays RiGgert to Engle: Graney to
1.ajo'e. Left on bases-Boston Z: Cleveland
13. Hits-On Collins. in i-3 inning; off
Killilay. In S o-3 innings; of Falkenberg
10 in innings tnone out in seventh: off
Handing. ing innings First base on
halls-On Collins. 1; of Kilii,ay. Z; off
Blanding. struck out-By Falkenberg );
by Kiliilay. s. Hit by ptcher--By Kiliiiay,
f? tFisher. Jacksonl; BY Fa'kenbers. Gar
riean). Passed bail-Fisher Time OF game
o:2s. Umpires. Dineen and Perrine.
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WASHINGTON HAS EASY TIME

Washington, d. c.. August s.-Wash-
ington drove Nelson from the rubber
In one inning to-day and easily de-
teated 81. Louis 10 TO ). The batting
OF Walker and the fielding OF Conroy
were features. Score:
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

At New Orleans: New Orleans. 3;
Memphis. !.
At Mobile: Mobile. 2: Nashville, l
thrst game. Mobile. /; Nashville, 3
(second gamc)
At Birmingham: Birmingham. S; At
lanta. 6.
At Montgomery. Montgomery. 4;
CHATTANOOGA 3.
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CAROLINA ASSOCIATION

At Greenvnle: Greenville. s; Green's
boro. 1.
At winston Salem: Winston Salem.
3; Anderson. 6.
At Charlotte: Charlotte. 4; Spartan
burg. 2.
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SAFER. l.. Doyle. Two-base hit-L. Doyle.
Three base hits-Schultc, Zimmerman. Hof-
Merkic. Left on bases-Ch.cago g. New
York, s. Hits-On Wi,tse. in innings; off
Crandail, in inning. First base on balls
Richie. ?; by wiltse 1. by Crandall. /. Hit
by pi'cher-By Richie, o.. Doyle>. Time
OF game 1885 Ump!res ODay and Emslie.
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DKnnlIlNn.

hit-Iiauser. Sacrifice hi,-DayIdson stol-
en- bases-Too!ey. Konetchy, Smith, Wheat
- Lcit on hdses-Brooklyn. :; ST. Louis
:, tlfst base on balls-On Harmon, g.; off
n H'tN'r' l. struck out--Ry Harmon, s: by
~ Meier J. Time OF game. 1898 Umpires,
Eason and tombstone
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Totals 30 81
Totals ........2e 2 5 2715
-Batted for Booe In seventh

SCVIt ny IIlIlITIBS. r.
Petersburg ...........ooooo2oolE
norfolk ............. 1000 0 0 %
Summary: Two-base hits-Rahb
Booe Three base hit-Kircher Double
piay--Howe TO Guiheen to Keliher.
Base on balls-Oh Poole. 3: off Vance.
Le.t on oases-Norfolk. 3: Peters,
burg. Z. Hits-On Poole. 0; or Vance
3. Struck out-By Poole 6: by Vance
=; Time OF game. l:40. Umpires, Hem
derson and Wilson
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START LIKE WINNERS.
BUT FINISH IN REAR
Colts Take Their Daily Medicine, Lynchburg Be
ing the Doctor--Hanks Again Retires, and
Ira Hogue Can't Stop Hillmen
From Scoring.

eral of the runs of the locals. but
generally they played good ball, this
being especially true of the inheld. The
score.