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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-19
RICHMOND TEAM TUMBLES
LOSES ROANOKE FOR FOURTH
PLACE--PIERCE AND REVELLE
MOST SUCCESSFULLY

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
DANV1LLE. VA. July 1s.--Dan-
vile made It two in row to day by
taking advantage OF Pierces wildness,
daring base running on Revelle and
timely hitting In the ninth. The
score was to S. Pierce passed ten
batsmen in four innings, walking FIVE
men in the fourth inning. forcing in
two runs without q hit. Four of the
five passes came after two were out.
The champions batted in their last
two runs on Revelle, scored another
by daring base running and vet an
other on Martins error.
Ray Morgan. the feet little local
short fielder, singled In the seventh
and stole second, third and home on
Reveile's lazy wind up. Another fea-
ture of the game was the feat OF
Pitcher Fleet Mayberry, who smash
ed the big sign in right center with
fairly batted fly ball. pulling down
$50 therefor.
Wallaces homer gave the Colts
their first run. Cowan doubled in the
second. but was forced at third on
Bakers rap to Cooper. Harry Priests
triple sent Baker over. Martins
double and Maths Texas Lacquer net
ted the third one, while Priests
walk, -McCahe. . two .haxSer and Wal
lace's sacrifice fly added the fourth
tally. Baker was safe in the ninth
when I.aughlin dropped his fly and
scored on Morgan's error on Priests
rap.
Two bases on halls and two hits
gave Danviiie two in the opener, and
Pierce presented two more in the
fourth by passes. Smiths single,
Mayberry's sacrifice and Martins err
ror added one In the fifth. Morgan's
hit and his three stolen bases accoun.
for another, Lumsden's single and
clean twe-baggers by Smith and May
berry explain the final brace.
Morgan. Laughlin and Sci,raoer
pulled OFF triple steal in the seventh
when Morgan stole home, making FIVE
stolen bases in the inning.
Richmond
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PETERSBURG. VA, July is
Southpaw Draper, Of the Roanoke
team, who seems TO have had local
batters huffaloed, to-day fell down
on the job II. the tenth inning, when
Sewage doubled and Hamilton fol-
lowed with a single into short right
that drove Sewage home and won
the second game Of the series from
the Tigers, 2 to !.
Both Hamilton and ORA per were
effective and hits were scattered well
throughout the contest. Fielding be
hind both was sharp. On the bases
Petersburg was faster. though none
OF the pilfering counted in the re-
suit
Draper opened the way to losing
his own game when. after two were
gu. in the eighth, he hit Bowen and
let him get To second on a wild pitch,
from which Booze with a timely double
scored him for the tieing run.
Roanoke got itS tally in the fourth
when Shaughnessy tripled to center
and scored on Pressly's sacrifice fly
to left Draper followed with a sin
gle. Titnan fled out to right and
Shields walked. Draper and Shields
each advanced on wild heave by
Hamilton. hut they were held at third
and second. respectively Connors
fouiing TO keliher. In 1.-The eighth
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PHILADELPHIA. PA, July Is
Before the largest crowd that ever
saw game at the National League
park here. the Phillies increased their
lead in the pennant race by winning
two sensational battles with Pitts
burg Both Moore and Alexander
pitched magnificent bali for the lead
ers. Paskert's home run. Lobert $
pass. Luderus' single, and Doolan 5
single decided the first game In the
opening inning. In the second game
Paskert drove home the first run
with a double and opened the tenth
inning with triple. scoring the win
ming run on Lobert's single. The
ScNre.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-19
Two Good Roads Enthusiasts Obtain
$l85 More to Add to Highway Fund

E. c. Pelouze. who is president OF
the Richmond Highway Association
with the aid of J. A. Potts. the enar-
getic president OF the New Kent
County Good Roads Association. gath
cred In $1S5 for the cause yesterday
In little tour they took all by
themselves.
Mr.. Pelouze and Mr.. Potts were
the only ones of all the big COM
mittee who pledged their services to
assist in raising money in Richmond.
beginning July Is, to show up at
the time and place appointed.
w. e. Cottrell. of Newport News.
was too Ill to come and NJ. c. Arm
strong, another prominent worker In
the Peninsula, telegraphed that his
business would not permit him to
make the trip just now. but he de-
clared he win be on hand next week.
W. W. Turner. the member from Lou
lisa wired that his substitute pr. E.
G. Pendleton of Cuckoo. would join
the party morrow. which news
was cheering to both Mr.. Pelouze
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third took for granted that he was
expected to score. go he rushed for
the plate. Ryerson met him half way
and tagged him out. The man at
second in the meantime was being
crowded on the midway by the logical
holder Of first base. He lit out for
third and RyersoR r&eed over to the
near corner and also tagged him. This
completed the unassisted triple play.
as Ryereon was given the putout on
the batter. despite the fact that the
third strike was dropped.
Now. none OF the players OF either
team had tumbled to the fact that
the umpire had declared out the bats
man. When Ryerson had effected tn Z
triple killing he looked up and saw
the player entitled to nrst base, and
who had boon crowded off by the
batsman, midway between first and
second. The runner attempted to
sneak back to first. but Ryerson threw
the ball to that baseman and the
player was finally run down by the
first baseman. second baseman and
Ryerson. the latter securing the sup
posed putout. Thus. you see. had It
been possible. Catcher Ryerson would
have had four putouts on one play.
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and Mr.. Potts. w. c. Saunders, OF
Henrico, failed to report.
Nothing dauuted. the Richmond
enehusiast and the New Kent county
worker tackled the proposition. and
between them gathered In the afore~
mentioned 3ls5. Henry w. Ander-
son. of the law Arm Of Mhnford,, Hut
ton. Williams and Anderson. contrib
uted tl00. The Richmond yirginian
gave $25 more; c. b. Cooke. OF the
Evening Journal. contributed $40; so
did the Virginia Carolina Hardware
Company and Fletschman & Morris.
=. ID. Taylor. the Clin Well Cigar
Company. Richard Gwathmey. NJ. j.
Hessburg & Son. s. r. Beveridge and
the Ellison Harvey Company added
IS more each
We did It all within two business
blocks" said MIR. Pelouse at the
close Of the afternoons work. and
we will start ell over again to-mor-
row. We do not intend to give np
until We get the remaining $4,000
pledged for Richmond toward the
good roads movement"
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ROCKVILLE. L. T.. July 1s.--
Without doubt the most unique unas-
sisted triple play in all baseball his
tory was pulled by Jesse Rysrson.
catcher and captain OF the Rockville
Centre team OF the South Side League
of Kong Island. In the last game with
Oceanside on the local grounds. In
deed, but for tho fact that II il pos
sible to retire but three men OF a
side In one inning. the marvellous feat
would have proved . quadruple play,
as four runners were retired, figura-
lively speaking.
Oceansids had three men on the
bases with none out in the first tn
ming. With two and three on him,
the batter missed . third strike. Ry-
erson. the Rockville catcher, pur-
posely dropped the third strike. Now,
of course. under prevailing tondi-
tons, the batsman was out the min
ute he missed the ball. and he had no
business running to first base None
Of the runners was forced TO ad-
vance. But the athletes of the South
Side League are somewhat hazy on
the rules. The retired hatsman rush :
ed on to first base. Tho runner at
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-19
VIRGINIA STATE LEAGUE
wins IN NORFOLK FIGHT
HANNAH GETS PERMISSION OF
T,pEWATER LEAGUE TO TRANS.
@ FER CLUB TO HAMPTON.

(Sps cial to The Richmond Virginian.l
NORFOLK. VA. July 1s.--The Di-
Meeting, this afternoon, In the
Presidents office at the Dickson Build :
ing and by unanimous vote owner
Hannah, Of the Norfolk Club was
granted permission To transfer his club
to Hampton.
Mr.. Hannah stated that the gate re
cetpts IN Norfolk had been very small
and that he was sure that Hampton
would support a team.
Nothing definite has been decided but
II is understood that X the business
men of Hampton submit a good pro-
position to Mr.. Hannah. the Norfolk
Rockies will be transferred there at an
,sa yiy nate
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CLo1H|ER DEFEATS GRANT
ON LONGWO0D COURTS

BOSTON. July 1e.--The third round
IN the tennis singles for the Longwood
rup was reached to-day and play went
nm in the presence OF 4 brilliant gal
lery and with splendid work. VIII
liam J. Clothier of Philadelphia, who
aid 20 well yesterday showed up stronG
to-day. his back hand and his service
formerly his weak points. were par
tfcuiaYly Formidable, ClothiAr defeat
efsNv. c. Grant. OF Now York. in three
sets.
G. r. Touchard. the Metropolitan
champion. narrowly escaped defeat at
the hands of c. r. Watson, Jr.. of
O~nnge. N. j. Five times In the set
Watson was within q single stroke OF
victory. only to lose the point until
Touchard rallied and tied the match.
Watson weakened in the third set. This
match completed the first round OF the
sir giles. the score being 81: 81 and
SO.
In the second round OF the singles.
which was begun yesterday, T, II, Pell.
o, New York. won over II. W. Web
her, OF Sandwich. Mass. &C. and 6-2.
In the third round. e. P. LArned. of
New Jersey, defeated g. w. Wight
insn, Of Boston, In three straight sets.
In tie Eastern Championship dou-
bles, Barket and Hillman. OF Boston de-
feated Plympton and A. Bryant, also
OF Boston, in three sets.
Five set matches began with to-day's
play in the singles and viii continue
throughout the tournament.
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!, CLEVELAND, July tx---Chase
yanked Quinn too soon Ia to-day :
game, and as n result the Maps I'm
a seventh inning rally cleaned up the
Highlanders for the fourth time .
tn s Quinn started the seventh In =
ming In had shape. Olson singing
and Jackson doubling. making FIVE
hits the Maps had obtained SO far
In the game Chase derricked him
and Crockett and Caldwell. who sue
ceeded him. were slammed all over
the lot, nine men p#tsering over the
pan in the seventh The Highlanders
tried batting rally in the ninth and
got three runs with Rlanding on the
mound. but could not overcome the
big lead The score
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-19
POLICE CHIEF WILL NOT
SUPPRESS SUNDAY GAMES

NEW HAVEN. CONN, July Is
Sunday baseball by professional teams
Is a distinctly helpful moral force. says
Chief OF Police Cowles OF this city. In
reply to demand from church or
CARNATIONS that he suppress the Sun
day games at Lighthouse Point, in
the suburbs, Chief Cowles says:
Sunday baseball by professionals
will continue at Lighthouse Point so
long as the game Ii conducted In an
orderly manner. because 1t draws
young men from the streets and les
sens the number of arrests for drunk
enness and disorder. Many young men
are attracted to the shore by the Sun
day games who would otherwise 1oiter
on street corners. and from nv own
personal observation / know 1t lowers
the number OF cases in the courts ON
Monday"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-19
JEFFERSON AERIE
BEATS DIXIE BOYS

CHARL OTTESvILL VA. July IA
Jefferson Aerie, OF charlottesville de-
feated Dixie Aerie OF Eagles. OF Rich
.nond. this afternoon, twelve to two,
In an eight inning contest wh1rn
proved rather one sided. The. locals
cot next to Goidbach. the visiting twir-
Ter. in the very first inning. double,
triple end single sending three men
across the pan. Five hits and as
many errors enabled the locals to
score seven runs In the seventh
Richmond --.........0 0 o O.
Cheriottesyille .2ooe2o s--12
Batteries: Goldbach and Shelton
Chewing and Bell.
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Bruck Shuts Out Tars.

Special to The Richmond Nireinian. }
NORFOLK, VA. July 1s.--The
Shoemakers shut out the Tsis to-day
a Athletic Park and won tie game
by taking advantage az an error In
the sixth inning and registering the
irrner. Wi two men down Woolums
hit for a base TO right field Btoe X
let the hail get away from h,.n and
the runner took third. He scored
or Aorrisosi's single TO centre
The pitehiag OF Pool and Bruck was
high clasn fn every particular. The
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Totals
fmnXiIIs

summary: Stolen Morgan
"a. Lsuxhlin. Schrader "a Sacri-
flee htts~Mayher Priest Sacrifice
flies Wallace, Two base hfts-Cow-
an. Martin. McCabe Mayberry tsp
Smith, Cooper. Three base hit-Priest
Home run~-W Wallace. Double plays
Lums den to Jackson to Smith. IN
nings pitehed-By Pierce. 4 by Re
lvefle, 4. Hits eilowed-By Pierce. =:
by Revelle. 6. Left on baxes-Dsn
.Niiie. Is, Richmond. :. Base on balls
BY Pierce. 10; by Reveile. 5: by
Mayberrv, ? Struck out-Bv Pierce
Ia, by Revelie. .. bv Mayberrv.
First base on errors--Danvtlie. .
Richmond. :. Passed ball--C,owan
ca. Time Of game-2.y2. Umpire
Fender
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NEW YORK. July 1S.--Joe McGin-
nifty In an open letter denies he wishes
to sell his Newark team. He says in
part:
These reports are evidently cir
cuiated by persons who would like to
depreciatc the val,ie Of the plant and
then buy 1T In at bargain. They
must think Fl. c. Smith and myself. the
owners OF the team. are sirnpls- mind
ca
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Cardinals Are Minners.

PRoOkLYN. July 1s.-A ba,tinr
airy IN t7r first inning and a 1}JI
throw by Zimm erman gave tina Care
diAais enough runs TO clinch the SEE.
ord game Of the series with the D.,fr-
ers which they won, 8 to 3. Harmon
held the Dodgers to Ave hits. tt. es-l
oaggsrs by Zimmerman and E.fg.Gss
nroSs tho ice for the Dodgers in thu
'hfrd huf they were unable to score
assia until the ninth. which the Car.
dlnsls were beyond reach,
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New York


IUlAis u II 1T
'Batted for Marauard In eighth.
Batted for Bridwell in ninth.
Score by innings: n.
New York .-....0 / 0 o o O-1
Cincinnati .n 0 O 4 O 0204
summary: Two bass hits--Downey.
keefe. Three base hit--Marsaus Hits
OFF Marauard. II I'm innings.
Sacrifice hits--Marsans. Marquars1.
stolen bases-Bescher f2). Exan.
Marsans. Double plays-Grant. Egan
and Hebltzel, Mclean. Grant and
Hohli'zel. Struck out-~-By Marquard.
=; by keefe. j Base on bal1s--OR
Marausrd, .; off Keefe. ;. Passed
balls-Meyers. Left on bases-Cin-
cinnat, s. New York. s. rmpires--
johnson and Eason. AttendancA
5000.
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CHICAGO, July 1S.--Byron Ban
croft Johnson. president OF the Amer
lean League, announces the appoint
ment OF Harley 3. Parker TO his stafY
OF umpires. The new arbiter of the
diamond began work at St. Louis to-
day. Parker was owner at one tiraA
OF the Grand Rapids (Mich.) Clubs
OF the Central League
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Four For Athletics.

ST. LOUIS. July s.~--Philade lphia
made II four in row from 81. Louis
by taking o-day's game. ~ 10 3.
Red" Nelson was hti all over the
lot In the second inning and retired
IN favor OF Dode Criss Crisis was
siso pounded hard and he gave way
TO Lefty George. who held the Attn
fetics score1ess in the last four in
nings
The score
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Standing OF Clubs.
Where They Play To-Day.
Boston at Cleveland.

DETROIT. July 1S.--After the
Tigers had amassed a lead of eleven
runs to-day Bill Donovan let the
supporting caste do the rest of the
Work with the result that the Bos-
tons played many safe ones, bringing
their total OF counters up to Z. the
Tigers taking sixteen. Two great run
nlng catches by Speaker featured the
fielding. The Tigers batted three Bos-
ton pitchers at will.
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MAILER IS AFTER
TAYLOR'S RED SOX

CAMBRIDGE, MASS, July Is
Manager James McAleer OF the Wash
fngton American League baseball club
IL said to be the man who IL negotiating
with John l. Taylor. owner Of the
Boston team In the same league. look
ing toward the purchase OF tbs latters
holdings,
McAleer Ia said 70 be representing a
syndicate composed of New York and
Boston nnen.
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PHILLIES TAKE TWO GAMES
FROM THE PlTTSBURG TEAM
Moore and alexander Perform Molly With Pask CoSa, Gi1n
Van Ma rqaa,d Pitching, Lose TO Reds Cardinals Win from
Snbeybas and the Cubs Troauce The Boston Boys

against the Giants day and won q
brilliant victory. to 2. incidentally
Bobby Keene blocked RUDE Mar
guards way TO seven straight winG.l
Well placed hits. aided by muffs On
the part OF Merkle and Snodgr1suss
gave the Reds four runs in the fourth
inning, putting the game on ice. ThsI
Giants had to work for each of their
two tallies.
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Cubs Bang the Rail-

htlSIoN. Jul yis.-~The Cuby u,aAa
IT three out Of four by winning d
smuggling match from the Rustierr -
dav, "a to D. The Cubs waliopAd III
the pitchers that Manager TennNv
could trot out and played a brilliant
game oehlnd Richie. who was Iii
rather hard at. times. =
The score.
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Totals
Total. 5 "a 10

D6tNFH TUT hH@tEeF N ninth
Score by innings. -
81 Louis .-......4 loo1a9
brooklyn +..,.....0 0 / O 0 o 0 0 -
summary: Two base hits-Mowr>v
Huggins Three base hits-Zfmner.
man, Erwin. Sacrifice hits--Eyana.s
Mo"rey. Stolen bases-Hurr1n..
oarger. Struck out-By Knetxer. 81.
by Harmon. 7. Base on baIls-fS
knefzer. ., Off Harmon. 2. Len -
oases-st Louis Z: Brooklyn, 5. Um~
ance, $500
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Three base hits-Tenney. Ho6ma1I
Home runs-Schulte. Sacrifice h1tr
Kaiser. Archer. Richie. Stolen baa
Doyle. Tinker, Sair. Base on hafJ4
OF Tyler, 9: on Richie, I. W1~'
pitch-by Tyler. Empires. ODay An1]
Emslie. Attendance. 2,see.
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SUIlFHIdfN 7 ftFUeTs TtCDTu-~~ 4 ifs,
of Camnttz, in inning: off Steele,
in innings. Three base hit
Beck. Home runs--Paskert, Wagner
Sacrifice hits-Doolan Paskert Beck,
knabe. Stolen hase-McK echnie.
Double play--Wilson TO Gibson.
Struck nut--By Moore IL; by Cam
nttz / by Steele l. Bases on balls
or Moore. 8; off Camnitx. L. off
Steele, ?. Hit by pitcher-By Steele.
l walsh. Left on hases--Phiiedel-
phia 6; Pittsburg, 6. Impires Klein
and Beunan Time. Las
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inning Hannifan was sent TO bat for
heliher, who had twice famed and
Hannifan handled the initial cushion
in nice shape in the ninth and tenth
sessions
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HesterdAyS SCOree.
Philadelphia. IL; st. Louis, 8.
Washington, I: Chicago. /.
Boston, Z; Detroit. 16.
New York, 8; Cleveland, Q.
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Nationals Bump Pitchers.

CHICAGO, July 1s.--The Nationals
bumped three White aox pitchers for
eighteen hits to-day and won the fnal
game OF the series. to i. In the
second inning White and Olmstead
were Knocked out of the box. Baker
stopping the fusiiiade, but not until
four runs we're scored Baker kept
up the good work only for n few
innings as the visitors counted one
more In the sixth and two in the
ninth. Dixie Walker checked the
Sox all the way and pitched pretty
game, getting great support from Ell
berfed at second. The score:
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'Batted for Knapp In seventh.
''Ran for I.ajoi- in seventh.
Score by innings. r.
Cleveland O q o q -
New York 2a 0 0 0 0 | o SIS
Summary; Two base hits-Walker
fs). Jackson. Three-hnse hit--Cree
Stolen hases--Hartxeli Daniels
knight, Sweeney ~, Quinn. Dou-
bile pIay--rknight. johnson to Chase
Struck out--By Knapp. 5; by Bland
ing, /. by Quinn. 6. Bases on balls
on Knapp, 2: or Caldwell. ?; of
Blanding, u. Hit thy pitcher-By
Knapp. l Daniels: by Banding.
Sweeney: Brockett. ] CIindsay);
Caldwell, l fGraney>. Wild pitch
Knapp Left on bases-Cleveland, ,;
New York. 4. Umpfres. Perrine and
Mullen. Time, ais. Attendance.
4,S11.
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Underwater League Will Transfer Norfolk Club to Hampton
TIGERS TAKE FOUR STRAIGHT
FROM BOSTON RED SOX TEAM
athletics FoO Example Of Leaders With Brons, and Ceand Doe
the Same With Yankees-- Nationals Surprise White Sox
by Batting Pitchers out of Boz and Winning

-McInnis, Leonard. Stolen bases
Mc1nnts. 2. Double plays--wallace,
Laporte and Criss: Baker, Collins and
McInnis; Barry. McInnis and Thomas.
Struck out-by Leonard, 3; by
George, 2. Base on balls--off Nelson.
2; off Leonard. s. off Crisis, 8; Off
George. s. Left on bases-St. Louis,
IL; Philadelphia. 8. Umpires, Evans
and Parker. Time, rs.
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Detroit

SUMMARY; Two bsse hits---Csrri-
gan, o1~eary. Moriarity, Stauage-
Three base htty---Delehanty Donovan.
Home runs Engie. Hits--off kar-
ger, In 1-3s off killtiay. 4 In 5 off
Hall In , OF Cicotte. 3 In 8 sacri-
Ace hits--oIearv, ,. Stolen bases
Hooper. Gardner. Double plays
Bush. O'Jeary. pelehanty. Struck out
by Cicotte, :, by Donovan. T. Base
on balis--off karger. / off kiiliiay. :.
off Hail. 3, Of Donovan. s. Hit by
pitcher-by Kiiliiay toIeary9, Left
on hases--Boston. 10; Detroit, :. Inn
pires. Connolly and F,gan. Time. 2 95.
Attendance. 3.756
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Answers to Correspondents.
Fan. Marshall Hamilton
gets credit for winning second game
Saturday. His team was ahead when
he went out OF the KaJ
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Yesferday,s Scores

Yesterdays Scores.
chicago, IA; Boston, 8.
st Louis, s: Brooklyn, 3.
Cincinnati, s: New York. 2
Pittsburg. 2; Philadelphia. FIRST
camel
Pittsburg, /; Philadelphia. . (sec-
ond game).
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Norfolk hnRe: was strictly alright
ara deser ed shutout. B-ULk was
effective a. all times.
1fhA Acnrf
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Standing of Clubs.

Where They Play To-day.
Richmond at Danyille.
Jynchburg at Norfolk.
Roanoke al Petersburg
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zone out when winning run was
made.
Score by .tnntugs- rs. .,... .v.., r.
Pittshurg .-1 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 Oil
Philadelphia % 0 0 0 0 0 0 IL
Summary: Two-base hits--Paskert,
Walsh. Luderus. Three-bsse hit
Haskert. Sacrifice hits--Ieach
kns be. Stolen base--Paskert. Dou-
BILE plsys--pcolan to Luderus; Byrne
to NICK echnie to Wagner; Doolan,
Knabe TO Luderus. Struck out---hy
Alexander, 9. by Liefield. {. Bases
on balfs--on Alexander. 2, of Lie
i,eld, ;. Hit by pitcher-Ry Liefield.
tI.Hderue,. Left on hases~--Phtlar
delphia. .: Pittsburg. 8. Empires.
KLEIN and Brennan. Time, I:S7.
Giants Arc Beaten.
NEW YORK. July 1s.--With Gin
cinnati fans bowling for his scalp.
Clark Griffith led his red-legged tribe
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-19
Norfolk

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rison. Stolen bases-Zaneiu. Kircher,
Babb. Base on hslis-off Bruck. J.
Left on hases--Lynchburg, 4. Nor
fnlk-1 Hit by pitched hall-Babb.
Struck ~out---by Rruck. 5. by Pool.
6. Time Of game 1.45. Umpire.
Flynn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-19
Petersburg.

ANone out when winning run was
made.
shields out. hi. by batted ball.
Score by innings: r.
Roanoke u.oo I 0 90 0 o---1
Petersburg 1888 0 0 IL
Summary: Two-bas hits--Sin-
mons, Booze Titman. Selvage. Three
base hits--Shaughnessy. Stolen bases
Bowen ~. Booze. Busch. Sacrt-
ficehits--Booe, Hamilton. Cefalu-
Sacrifice fy--Pressly. Hit by pitcher
-Titman, Bowen. Bases on balls
off Hamilton .: off Draper . Struck
out--hv Hamilton. s. by Draper. 3.
Left on bases-Reanoke, s; Peters
burg 6 Wild pitch--Ham flton. ];
Draper. I. Time. 2 hours. Attend
ance. 1.70o. Umpire, Mr., Henderson.