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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-28
CLOSE FINISHES
ON HEAVY TRACK
Merrick Wins Feature Event
From Al. Muller BY
Length.

Latonia. juno 27-Despite a hoavv
rack, racing at Latonia to-day vas
good, and the hnishes close and the
crowd large. II
Merrick Won the feature event from
~ Muller by a length in DRIVING,
nnish. iish Private. the fnvorite.
was third, two lengths back
It was a day of upsets, the favoritcs
faring poorly. Summaries:
FIRST race-pursc $500. two-year-
old hllies. five furionss-Tillio's Night
mare tsl4.S0) first. Dorbie (slo.4o)
second. Sadie Shapiro ($I.nO) third.
Time, :05 go. Limousine Ruby IT..
Henrietta w. Green. Gagnant, Miss
Money and Foretop also ran,
Second race-selling $500. three
year olds six furlongs-Helene (sLs0)
iirst: Corinth (SS,oO9 second Marsand
CS2.a0) third. Time, 1:lS STARTER.
Brandoline. Edna Collins. chemulpo.
Helen Scott and Rayerin also ran.
\ Third race-sciling, three-year-olds.
colts and seldings. five furlongs-Col-
onel Cook (S7.40) first. Aiamitos (S3.Io)
second. Grin (S970) third Time.
1903 i-5 Clearwater Incitcr. New
Haven. Moonlight, Yankee, John Rob-
ert and Hamilton also ran.
Fourth race-nurse $500. selling,
three, ear-olds and UP. six furlongs-
eIiich 'So.Vpj urSt, Al. Muller (Sf.50)
second High Private (S2.SO) third.
Time 1:1Go-5. Volthorpe Rubia Gran
da, SDaldng and Wool Sand also ran
Fifth race-purse $780, selling,
three year-olds. mile and seventy
yards-Supple Sli.l0) first, Romp,c
(N.S0) second, Althorpc ($3,G0) third.
Time. 80 @-5. Acadcmist. Robert Brace,
Naughty Lad, marlborough and Ra-
mhzan also ran.
Sixth race-pursc $500, selling,
ttree-Hear7o bids ard up. mile and an
cighth-Bedwine (s7.S0) Arst, Tom
Bisbic ($5.S0) second Long Hand
(SS-o0) third. Time. 1.59 Stone
Street and Sir catcsby also ran.
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PLEA FOR FUNDS
FROM HANP TON
Roadway From That City tc
Richmond Needs Dollars to
Complete Work. M

The following letter tells It's
own story. There appears to be little
which can or Should be added The
TACT that the roadway is SO nearly com
Plete and Is. as matter of fact in
such condition as to admit of safe
driving at speed of twenty miles an
hour. speaks we'll for the push and
pluck OF the men who have had the
work of construction in hand More
money Is needed Richmond has not
given the $4,000 needed. The following
letter from Sir. Armstrong is n plea
Hampton, Va. June 81, 1911.
ManaEinS Editor The Times Dispatch.
Sir,I am sending. you under separ-
ate cover two cuts OF the road between
here and Richmond I went over this
road last Saturday In D Klein car
with six other people, and made the
time from here to Richmond in four
and a half hours wish you could
afford the time TO take the trip anj
see the work that is being done. but
above all, wish you could get be-
hind your Richmond friends, and have
them raise the $1,000 in order to COM
Plete the road. So far we have only
received $1,000. With possible 1000
i seems great shame that with
our present organization of five gangs
Work should have to stop for the lack
Of sufficient funds
rather. we did have it, as We have
spent a lot Of it,. Yours Very truly,
Chairman Committee Streets, Roads
and Parks Chamber Of Commerce
FL Newport News Va '1a9
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SEaalrraers
1DS MOTOR CARS &
Gordon Meter Motor! oInparsy,J
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA \.
COLLIE GIiNS
CAP TURE GAME
Despite Hinchman's Wildness,
they Defeated Visiting Y. M.
9. A. From Charlottesville

The Richmond Collcgians yesterday
ueteated the Charlottesville Y. NJ. G.
a. team, composed of some or the
stars OIL the University or Virginia
nine at Broad stree, Park. the score
neins to 8. It was pretty game
OF ball, and but for tho errors which
came IN the first inning. allowing the
times without hit. the visitors would
have won. IN -.
Rixey for the " NJ. c. A. bunch.
Pitched pretty game OF bail. ana.
MIN GOOD support would have cnp-
turen the contest. HiInhman, on tho
othcr hand. was MS Wild as the pro-
verbal March hare, passing eleven
men and being credited with two Wild
nlicnes, Nothing but phenomenal
heldinE saved the day for him. Tho
entire team behind him played gooti
bali the work Of Cottrell behind tho
bat and Augustine. In centre. being
especially pretty. The score follows;
nll. Il
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Rich mond. 5; L,'nchburE, q.
Pctersburs-Dnnvilie, rnin.
Roanoke, s; SorfolI<, =.
HOW THEY STAND.
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Richmond nj LHnchburg.
Norfolk ut Roanoke.
Petersburg ut Danvillc.
Especial to The Times-Dispa tchl


Lynchburg. June 27.-Revelie's Wild
ness in the first inning cost him his
first defeat this season, for the Shoe
makers took advantage OF II and beat
the Colts. to ..
Phelan did Well until the eighth.
when he weakened, and two singles
followed by triple. nettcd four runs
the last one tieing tho score. In
the ninth, with two out Stocksdaie
singled and got second on Revelie.s
balk, to score when zaneni hit back OF
second. +
Revelle opened BY walking Heating.
who was stopped by Cowan in an
effort to steal. Woolums walked and
Morrison popped to the box Bruck
hitfto right for two sacks. scoring
Wooiums, and he was forced 10 third
when Stocksdale and Krebs walked
Then zaneli was safe on n scratch.
BruclS scoring from third Bien's
double down the left foul line GENT
Stock sdle and Kreos home. Mar
tins infeld hit, stolen base and Dob
sons out at first, gave tho Colts their
run In the second.
XXI The shoemakers scored In the
fourth. when Baker Ragged Keating $
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ORAGS
NORFOLK DOWN
Shaughnessy's Outfit Rallies ir
Ninth and Grabs Victory If
From Babb's Crew.
Ispeeial o The Times.pisp ateh ]

Roanoke. Va. June 27.-Roanoke
won an exciting game from Norfolk
to-day TO I, and gained a fr.ner
hold on first place norfolk could get
out three hits off Hall until the eighth.
whiie the Tigers were hitting Poole
steadily for total OF 1--WE runs.
In the eighth The Tars jumped on
Hall for seven runs and went INTO
the lead The Tigers ca me TO bat AMI
drove Poole from the slab. but Stark
was rushed 10 the mound and retired
Roanoke without allowing run. leav-
ing three men on bases. Ehrd bianke0
NORFOLK in the ninth and Roanoke inc
70 me bat TWO runs behind, but by
nnard hitting won out. Shields an
Manry siGIlcd and Gardin walked.
Win TWO out Jap" EErd drove the pill
between right and centre field. send
i RI none the runs that won the game
Snie!ds's batting was the feature OF the
came. the second sacker getting a tri-
pc, TWO doubles and Single out OF
i've times up. The score:
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Hooker Won Go,,e

7N MARIANNE % The Times Di spatch
Ut oik, va, June 27.-In a ssnsn
fame Lafayette Field Norfolk DE-.
dun Of M Ie,,r.. news Avs through the me-
I yan walked Green, and Ham ,nm
went to the bat and did the cIrn,St
s scnna; sending across the brace nf
run - tt tnnt started ana finished the
!. Score BY Innings:
Newport News. .0000Ooooo r. "a IL y;
Sofioik .''-.. .i.o oo2oo o OK 3
Batteries: Gunderson and Rogers.
Hogue and Lucia. Time. 1875 IJmniro'
Mace. Attendance. So I'M =
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Boston.
Philadelphia,

Totals - s'2o 10 9 Totals ..s2 II Fl . 0
Two, on, in seventh when game was
tsBa,ted for chalmers In sixth.
Score by Innings: n
rn 'p -:...................0o 0cpe IS
su.nnarS Runs-Miller (2). sieinteid,
Looer'. Magee t2l. Luderus, Walsh Doolan
! NO ase hits-sweeney, Miller, Steinteldt.
Lopert Rome run-Luderus. stolen base
Eooert Double plays-Kllng TO Herzog
Doolan TO Luderus Moran TO Dooiaa; Doom
70 poolan Left on bases-Boston. 6; Phila-
usiphia' O. First base on erEors-Philadel-
pn'a. Hits-Oh Chalmers. in innings:
on humrhries. in inning First base on
oa!ls.oh Chalmers. s. Struck out-By Pur-
aue. J: by Chalmers. 2; by Humphrics L
" iid pltch-Chaimcrs Time OF game 40
empires. O'Day and Emslie. -L M.
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icaderr sun win.

N IT n,,v.IHI 70 INC Tlmes- !snatch i
tEI ii1afhmDion:, Va June 27.EGuih ecna
victory % Over git H. TS n,1 won an easy
, ,he Phoebns Army and Nn u'eI E, at az
siiiS "a Al ternoon. Final score vas 7 a.k
With s Sc i eoad were unable to connee ct
number OF costly errors. On MADE MADE a
old Foint '"''rgs r. Fl. r.
natteries Gl'S o,a % PS o;n, I
a1i acnae Elizabeth CITY. stsr f ana and
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BROKE LOSING STREAK

New York. June 27.-washington.
after having lost eight games in row.
turned on the Hiyhlanders to-day and
registered two Victories, the scores OF
which were to and 6 TO 3. a costly
error by knight gave the visitors the
chance to win the first game. and they
took the second by hitting Coakley
freely Elberfeld made clean steal
OF nome In tho second game. IN the
hrst contest Catcher Street had the
thumb OF his throwing hand broken.
The scores:
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.Baited for Fromme In eighth.
Score by inninss: 800
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8.tt22sEaVlELLE'S WILDNES.S 8
WAS COSTLY TO COLTS
Four juicy TALES in First Inning Helped Stocks
B dale to Win -Sulivanites M axe Desperate
.. Try for Game-Eckma Again Criticized

groundcr and Keating stole to score
on Woolums two-bagger
In the eighth. Wallace and Egan
singled and scored on Martins three
nagger over centre. and in the eighth
Cowan and Revelle were safe on In
held scratches. and they scored on
Waiiace's hard hit over left centre for
three sacks.
Eckman gave another miserable en-
nloiuon, robbing first one team and
then the other. The score
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VANDERBILT S \.
HORSES Cash

Paris. June 27.-William *. Wander
Outs horses won two races and Sc
cured second place in another ,vent
al Malsons Lafitte to-day. Colonat
Won the PriN Des Essarts a selling
race for two year olds. 5000. distance
I3ur and a half furlongs Messidor
~ ~ won the Prlx de Huez of $1,000.
I III, stance ten and a half furlongs, while
rs n. Ssnadienne finished second in the
SriN DEssai Des Pouliches of 81. 900
distance one and half miles.
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Anxious Gn1nce

The Bonlevards. of the West End
League. are anxious for a game with
any amateur team in the city on July
Al y game out of the city would be
acceptable provided the distance was
not over forty miles. Any team desir-
Ing game can address, L. n T. Bruce.
manager. 1875 North Elm Street, or
telephone Madison 375-J.
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Scnson'n shutout Recor,d

-, ~ ~ 1INeS- JfSClfch -|7-I-
auHolK Va. June 27-rha NJ.
r was m 59r me South IN shutout mes
LeaghS. NV whe l9- sa;ro, IN the Underwater
80. 20 .. Sweeney was invincibIf IN n
Us rs, support was faultless. Hencb,,, am, ana
ssi nes by Aarisettc afteri'the thiyd > >
Portsmouth ..0G0ooonno X. II. 2.
9u p i.:...o2 C400l3 S-ts1a 3
,,d haH res ri fcnchy. Mariset,a ans
~ ~. sweeney and kiock. att.n ~,
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GIANTS WON DOUBLE BILL

BROOKLYN. \. Y. June 2I.-New York
won both ends of the double header
here to-day. The first game ended 6
TO 8. Scanlon was Knocked our of the
DON in the second inning Marauard
was effective throughout Stark was
spiked BY Devore in the hrst inning.
and Will be out of the game for two
weeks. The second went TO New York
by to l. Barger weakening in the
NTH when New York scored six runs.
Scores:
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CInrkc Fitc. t,rn,no..

tEat the ninpires failed TO apply the
lntield fiy. rule in the third inning OF
yesterday's game with Cincinnati. Man
ager clarke. OF the Pittsburg pall
Thomas ]. Lynch, of the National
Lea cue. and asks that the game be
thrown out ~ ~ MI 'il. -
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DETROIT LOSES
T WHILE MACkMEN
| W|NFROMBOSTON
Big Ed. Walsh Holds Mighty.
Tigers to Four Measly
Bingles.
------
ATHLETICS CRAWLING CLOSER
Just Two and onc-Half Games
Now Separate White Ele-
plants From Leaders.
ATHLETICS CRAWLING CLOSER

Chicago. ILL.,, June 27.-Pitcher Walsh
proved to be too much for Detroit to-
day. holding the visitors TO four seat
tered hits. while Chicago shut out the
league leaders to 0. Score.
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chicagonn Makes nccord.

Sandwich, England, June 27.-In the
s Sec round OF play for the open golf
Giia lplonshlp to-day Charles Evans.
Y, OF Chicago. went around the course
in ~ making an aggregate score OF
Z, ;B5ritisch Amateur Champion Fl. II.
Club. a t present leads in the tourna
Meht, with an aggregate score OF so M
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PHILADELPHIA.
Boston.
TotnIs ...s2 p Is Tola!s ...M II "a
'Baitcd for Wood In third.
i3attcd for Karger in ninth.

Philadelphia Observation-Disclosures 112o01 OF
Summary: Runs-Lewis, Yerkes. Engic,
strunl to). Collins. Baker. McInnis. Murphy
t2J. Two bnse hit-Speoker. Three-hase hit
: Murphy. Home run-Mclnnis Sacrifice
hits-Barry, Collins (2l. stolen bases-Co.-
Ilins Sp.aker. Lewis Thomas t2) Baker.
Hooper. Barry. Double plays-Collns 10
Barry 10 McInnls: Wagner 10 Gardner 10
EnSio: Englc to Wagner. Sacrifice flies
McInnls. Karger. Left on bases-- Boston, s.;
Philadelphia, D. Iiits-oR Wood, In In
ninGs; off Karser. in innings. First base
on balls-OT Karger. j; of. Bender, 5. Struck
ont-By Wood, 2: by Itarger, /; by Bender.
Wild pitch-Bender. Passed bnl--Nuna-
maker. Time OF game, Al. Empires. Esan
and Sheridan.
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FIRST GAME.
Totals .si s. l5 4 Totals IA, sg75

= -.'.'' = 10 IVNHIS '''n- % 2 0 2
Hummol, second base and shortstop.
tstark. shortstop and second base
tran for Bergen In ninth.
zBattcd for schardt in ninth.
seoro by Innings: r.
New York ................... no o q o as
BROOKLYN ......................l Oh 0000l0-3
summary: Runs-Doyic (2). snodgrass
Murray top, aIarquard. Burch, Daubert (2)
Two base hit-Whent. Three base hits
Murray. Merklc. Home run Doyle Sacrifice
hii-Marklc. Stolen Observation-Disclosures Muir
ray Devlin. Left on bases-New York. 3;
BROOKLYN :. First base on errors--Brooklyn
2; New York. l. Hits-On Scanlon. 1 in / a-S
inninss; OFF Schardt. In i-s innings First
sase ON bails-Of Scanon. !; of cnartit ! !;
OF Ma:dnard. 3. Struck out-By schar 1:
by Vanguard. S. Wild p!tch--Ms .1uard
Cmpires. Elg!er and E'inneran N
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DIVIDE DOUBLE-HEADER

ST. Louis, Mo-, June 27.-Before an
extra large crowd the locals divided
honors with Chicago to-day, winning
the second game to q The first game
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FIRST GAME.
Warrington. New YorIt
rotal. Ia 10 :, 10 Q rolals
g. Walker. LET, neId.
tBai'ed for Fries, in ninth.

n s'coFa by Innings: ~ r.
washington ............o tnn,ont
New York .....t.........Eo 10 I 40 >
summary: Rnns-Elbericld. O. walker,
CunninGham. street, Johnson, Daniels VOL.
Ter Two-hase hIis-Miian. Chase. Three
base hsts-Johnson, Wolter. Sacriace hit
Mcbride. Stolen basss-Priest Gessier.
Double plays --Knight to Gardner to Chase
Quinn TO Kngh, 10 Chase. Left ON bases
Washington. 10; New YorE. t. First hase on
error-WashinGton, !. fi,s-Of CUBAN ! in
! innings tnonc out in afthJ: Oft Caldwall.
In innings. struck out-By JOHNSON. !.
ny Quinn. j; by CALDWELL. /. Hit by pitcher
by Quinn fGesslsr. q. Time OF game.
hours umnircs. Connolly and o'I.oush.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

AT Nashville: Nashville. /; Memphis.
AZ Mobile; Mobile. Z; New orleans. ..
~ Atlanta: Atlanta, 8; Chattanooga.
(thtrteen innings).
a. Montgoniery Montgomery, 0; Rir-
inGham, 9 (thirteen innInRsl
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M'lNNls KNOCKS HOMER

Boston, Mass, June 7.-Philadelphia
closed the series with Boston to-day
by winning the last game. I to g. Both
Wood and karger. tho local pitchers.
were hit freely. Wood leaving the gamr
at the end of the third inning. Nc
lnnis, first at bat in the eighth inning,
took advantage of the warming up rule
and drove the ball to centre field for
a home run before the Red Sox fielders
had taken positions. Score:
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Whitney. n ,1v,nI,er.l

New Market. England, June a7-The
s lmGe ior, the maiden two year-olds.
lance I'VE furlonGs. run here to.Iay.
VAS won by III. P. Whitney's Turnover.
Inc Prepare colt was second and
ma M, reh Wind third. The were fourteen
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Charlottesville

summary: Sacrifice hits Richardson.
Rose. Gooc:. stolen bases-Gooch.
Base on halis-on Hinchman. H. Left
on Observation-Disclosures 3: Charlot,es !,
vile. II Struck out--by Hinchman,
~ hr RiNey. $. Passed balls-Cot-
treli Wild pitches-Hinchman te).
Rixey. Time. hours Umpire, Minis.
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SECOND GAME.
Brooklyn. New
ro,a!g q 10 ?7l2 ] Totnls u q 10 q "a
.batiea for ZImmerman In ninth.

Score ~ innings: r.
New YORK .................l 0o06e0Oc-T
Brooklyn Observation-Disclosures 00O0 q al
summary: Runs pevorc DOYLE (ej. Snod
grass Murray, Myers, .Ames. Two-basc hits
Doyle. Merkle. Hummcl Three-basc hits
Murray, Devore. Sacrifice hit-zlmmerman.
stolen base-Doy!e. LEFT on bases-New
York, S, BROOKLYN l. First base on errors
Brooklyn. g. First base on bals-On Bar
ger 8. strmek out-By Araes s: by Bar
ger. J. flit by pitoher-By BarEer tSnod-
grass Devl.n). Time o: game. i.si. I'm
pres, Risitr ard Pnncran.
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/ EASTERN LEAGUE

~ Providence, Providence o; Ro-
chester. 1. ~
~ Newark: Buffalo i; Newark, !
AZ Jersey City: Jersey Cityil Mon
treal, twelve innings, darkness).
~ Baltimore: First game-Balti-
more, 8 Toronto. t.. Second game --Tc :
rCnlo, 10: Baltimore l. 81 fe5gI.4 siift
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SECOND GAME.
WASHINGTON. New \,
Totals !. lad u q 10 . Totala
IUtHIs -. 80 IT - TO TotaTs ...32 q
&C. Walker. left field
Z. Walker. pitcher.
iBatted FOR Coakley In ninth.

score py innings: r.
Washington ......,.....s...a o1Ioo ID
Sew York Observation-Disclosures 0 . o i q q "a
summary: Kuns-Mlan (2). Schac!cr Ell
nerie!d. c. Walker, Cunningham. Wolter
Priest. Creo. Two base hit-Chase Three
hase hits-C. Walker, Milan. Sacr!nce ny
Schae;er. Stolen bases-El berfeld Woite-
Priest Left on bases-WaRhington S; New
York. ;. First base on orrors-Washing ton
!: New York. l. Struck o,t-By Coakiey. ;
oy e walker. .! Hit By pitcher-By L.
Walker. (Prlest. Daniels). Time OF game
lit Umpircs. oLoughin and Connolly
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RECORD NUMBER
OF DOUBLE PLAYS
Six Figure in Pittsburg- Cincin-
natl Contest, Won by the
Pirates.
GIANTS ARE REAL LEADERS
Phillies Coming Strong, Continue
Winning Streak, Boston
Being the Goat.
GIANTS ARE REAL LEADERS

Pittsburg, Pa. Juno 27.-Pittsburg
made all Its runs in the first inning.
winning from Cincinnati to 1. SIN
double plays figured in the contest
quite record. Score:
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Chicago,
Detroit,
Totals 80 10 p 81 Totals j. 30 ear i
/. .Ba tied for O'LenrY In eiyhth
Score by innings:

Summary; Runs-poughcrt walsh two
base hits-coilins. Dougherty Three baso
hlt-Coli1ns Sacrifice hte-Tannehill Cal
iahhn. Bush. Stolen bnse-Jones Loft on
hases-Detroit, 3. Hlts-Or Donovan, S in 7
innings: of Lively. 2 IN inning First base
on oais-On Walsh |. Struck ou,-By ponn-
van. o; by Walsh. S. Hit by pitcher-By
Donovan. (Dousherty). Time OF Eam,.1:53
Umpires. Perrine and Dincen n
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CAROLINA ASSOCIATION

At Charlotte: Charlotte. 5; Green
At Winston salem: winston salem,
6: Spartanburg. Z.
IA anderson: Anderson. 3 Green's
boro b
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FIRST GAME
Dated for Harmon in ninth.

rey. Two base hIt-Konetchy Home run-
Sneckard: Sacrifice hits-Mowrey Harmon,
SehlHe. Hoffman (?). Tinker. stolen bases.
st. Louis. ). First base on balls-or jInr
mon. s. Struck out-By Harmon 81 by
Brown. l. Time OF game. eoa Umpircs.
Brennan and KLEIN.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

:: AZ Macon: Albany-M Macon postponed.
At Columbia: Columbia. .: Charles
~ Jacksonville: Jacksonville, 3; Co
At Anguish: Augusta, 4: Savannah.
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RAIN STOPS GAME

Philadelphia, Pa. June 27.-To- days
game was stopped by rain in the sew
enth inning. with Philadelphia leading
Boston to 8. In the sixth inning
play was suspended for twenty
minutes on account OF shower The
score:
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Score by innings: r.
Chicago Observation-Disclosures 0 / o oOn0l-5
81. Louis. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o 0032 -:
summary: Runs-Sheckard %. Schultz
Hoffman, Collins, Huggins (e), Hauser. Ell
lis, Konetchy. Mowrey Cakes, Steele Two
base hit-Collins. Three base hit-Doyie.
Sacrifice hit-AIowrey, konetchy. Schultz.
ohy. Stolen bsso-TlnEer. HIts-oG -Reul-
bach. in 6 20 innings: of MuIntyre. In
is inning Off Curtis. . in inning. Left on
bascs-Chicago 6; ST. Louis. s. First base
on bais-oh steele. 6: off Reulbach 3
Struck out-By Steele. 3: by Curtis I; By
Reuloach. 6. Wild pitch-Curtis Time oil
game. e;25 Empires. Brennan and Klein.
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DAY IN THE BIC LEAGUES
RESULTS YESTERDAY
NATIONAL.

New York. 6; Brooklyn. 5 (frst game).
New York, 4; Brooklyn. (second
Boston 3; Philadelphia. c.
cincinnati. |; Pitisburg, 4 (seven in
nings. rain).
Chicago. .; st. Louis, (frst game).
chicago. I; ST. Louis. (second game,.
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STANDING OF THE CIuRs
WHERE THEY PLAY TO

ond was holly contested. Chicago using
three pitchers. President Lynch was a
spectator. Scores:
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-Total
totals 40 l6
Norfolk.
bntted Tor Connors IN ninth.

Batted for Connors in ntn,h i+'s 9
Batted FOR Cetalu in ninth IF
:. = @o out in ninth when winning run
score by innings:
Foanoke ~ ooinno. *:
Norfolk n 80 t----S
summary; Runs Pressly 10y HnI.
i I;' Cooper, Shields (2p. Ma bry. CA.
~ ~ ki,ensr, Dodge, Babb. Phaian.
i 800 Siaun' SHAW. Two-base hits,
:S.nseids t2t! freshly. Kircher r,n-d
! ,hree base h!t-Sh!elis. Sacrifice his"
ga hry, Ehelan. Stolen .bnse.EISirchcr
Ii r., &, 9uiI-i3y Han. By Eard l.
Wild pitch-Hall Double ,,,a ~, ~ 3. !. 4.
- Dodge Left on basez--R oanoix. ~.
HN,crfolk. s. Hit by pitcheroNf', ~ y
21nausnneS:y Balk-Stnrk. Time S.io'
= H.pires. flynn and Crawley.
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AMERICAN.

Washington. S; New York 2 fars,
game). N''Se
gamc),
philadelphia Z; Boston. 2. +.
Detroit. o; Chicago. :.
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Cincinnati,
Totals LES 5 p Is 5 rotals - ~ -

lothIs '..2S 2 IS Totals ..s2 Q p II 3
.sBoised for Fromme In eighth
Pitisburg ........ 1eio'oo ~,
Cincinnati f' n n n
summary; Runs-Carey. Clarke Wagner
a,iti. Mitchell. Two base hits-carcy,
n'ier. Wilson, Mitchell (2) Grant Sacri-
nee hits-Byrne. Camnitz. Double plays
Miner Miner 10 Mekechnie; Miller TO Wagner t2l !:
SEsne 70 Miller to Wagner: Mitchell to Nc,
Lean; Fromme to Grnnt Left on bases
FEtsourg. s; Cincinnati 5. First base ON
srror-C!ncinnati. J. Hits-Of Fromme. IN
: innings; on Smith. in inning First
osse on balls-On Frommo @ Struck out
eS Camntz, &; BY Fromme, g. Hi by
p 3.tIy Fromme (Carey. Byrne1.
Mlid pitch-Fromme. Time of game. 1 10
Empires. Johnstone and Eason 49,
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League

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Nowport News al Norfolk
Eilzhheth City az OLD Point.