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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-12
DETROIT Wins BY
RALLY IN EIGHTH
Coombs Knocked Out, and
Seven Runs Scored on
Plank.
DELEHANTY STAR OF TIGERS
Covington, Recruit Pitcher, Who
Replaces Summers, Puzzles
Athletics.
DELEHANTY STAR OF TIGERS

Detroit. July ll.-Coming up under
a six-run handicap to-day. Detroit was
but one run behind when tho eighth
inning opened. The Tigers then
started rally. forced Coombs out of
the box. and got on to Plank for seven
runs, winning Ii to s. Philadelphia
knocked Summers out of the box in
the fourth. but was not able to ind
Covington. recruit pitcher. who re-
placed him, Dclchanty was the star
In Detroits attack. He hit home
run in the seventh and tripled with
two runners on bases in the eighth
Philadelphia's main offensive s.rer,th
was In oidr!ng, who had two donvics
and triple In three times at bat. In
the sixth Coombs retired three Detroit
ratsmen on strikes, and looked Irwin
ciole, but in the seventh Detroit
scored three runs after two men We're
out Opening the eighth. Coombs hit
O'Leary and Stanage singled. Plank
replaced Coombs. walked three men
and these passed, with four hits and a
sacrifice ny. helped Detroi, 10 seven
runs. Score:
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WELLS IS ANXIOUS
TO MEET WOLGAST

New York, July ll.-Desp!te last
nights announcement from Los An
geles that Ad Wolgast would fight
Freddie Welsh on Thanksgiving Day.
and would not tight anybody before
that time. Matt Wells. the English
lightweight. has not given up hope
Of making match with the American
lightweight title holder. George Nc
Donald, manager for Wells. announced
Tonight that-he had signed a supple
mtntary agreement with Tom O'Dav.
representing the Metropolitan Club OF
San Francisco, for hght between
wells and Wolgast at San Francisco
on Labor Day. In this agreement Nc
Donald said he had agreed TO All tho
conditions stipulated hy Milton Clark
OK the METROPOLITAN Club. through
Z feel sure that wolgast Will moi,
!et this opportunity sl!p BY" said Nc.
Donald tonight Wells is cbomnIo;
OF Great Britain, and IS here 10 meet
champions. IN making match win
welsh. Wolsast is agreeing TO npbt
man whom Wells has already beat
Mcdonald said that should wo,raa,
refuse to make the match with Wells
he latter would meet Packey McFar.
iand at Milwaukee on Labor Dav.
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AL MULLER WINS
IN CLOSE FINISH
Only a Nose in Front of Elm
Beau, and Follie Levy Half
a Length Back.

Latonia, Ky, July 1l.--Al Muller won
the handicap sprint at Latonia to-day
In one Of the closest and most exctt-
ms finishes of the season. He was a
nose in front of Elfn Beau. getting uu
to the wire in the final jump. while
follie Levy was only half length
back \ good crowd was rewarded
maries:
First race--purse $500. two-yea old
maidens, five furlonss-Affable (s9.SO
hrst. Island Queen (s4s60) second.
Bette Fuller Cs7.S0) third. Time.
1902 3-5. Agora, Andrajosa, Mamita.
Limos!nc, Arab Chenault, Mirrow,
Ethelvene, Gay. Barette and Mollie
Pitcher also ran
second race-pnrse $500, two-year-
oids' selling. five furlongs-Colonel
Cook tSll.6o) first, Hamilton Cs45ol
second 5 bonne Chance ts?O.2o> third.
lime 1903 rs. Arany. Old Chum.
Mexico. starrose, Wiley, Moonlight
Springboard also ran.
Third racc--purse $500. throc-year-
ODDS ana up. selling. six furlongs-
Merrick ts4.70) first. Quartormaster
(S@ao) second. Royal Captive (s2s01
third. Time. 1914 3-5. Golden Egg,
Hulu, Or. Burch, Handbaretta and John
Griffin H. also ran
fp"'t" 'hce-hhndlcap, purse $500,
,nFee:ychr-o and UP. six furlongs-
~ Muller ts9'2o) first. Elm Beau
$500 second. Folle Levy fs3eol
third. Time l:l5. Fairy Story. star
OEyan Round the World and Ocean
Bound also ran.
Fifth race-purse $500 three-vear-
oids and up. mile and a furlong-Hirb
Private S4,2o) first. John Furlong
slo.Io) second Cherry Ola (s3.4O1
tnird, Time. 1855 rs. Milton r., Tom
bigbce. John Louis also ran
sixth race-purse $500. four-year-
olds and up, selling, mile and a six
$500 second, ]. H. Reed $500 ,bir1
Time so %. solus. Cowdia. O'Togo
Judge Walton. Lois Navannugh. Light
Blue also ran.
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OF CLIMATE
WEAKENS AMERICANS
Runners Not in Best Form, and Britons Win Five
Flrsts of the Nine Athletic Events-No
New Records Made

the american team was beaten by an
American.'G G. E. Putnam. of Kansas. a
fhodes scholar at Christ Church, and
member OF the Oxford Cambridge
team. Putnam made 151 feet 4 inches.
Chiids. lao feet inches: Cable. 1877
ieet 10 inches: Bower. of Cambridge.
100 feet inches.
Half-miie run-won by B. NJ. Preble.
Harvard; Anderson. Oxford. second
1aques. Harvard, third. Time. 1857 l-5.
Two-miie race-Won by F. Gowau
Taylor. Pembroke, Oxford. C. H. Por.
ter. Brasenose. oxford. second. Paul
X Wilmington. HLrvard, third: vii.
liam F. Ryan. Harvard. fourth. Time.
s:25 LIS.
l2o-yard high hurdles-won by
George y. Chisholm. of Yale: j. b.
Cummings. OF Harvard second; p r.
oRourke Phillips. OF Pembroke Col
lese. Cambridge. third W. f. Mac
Sonald. of New College. Oxford. fourth.
Time. :l5 90
Running broad jump-won by John
X Holden. OF Yale The marks were:
holden. % feet Ia inches: ]. r. XII
patrick. Yale, second. 2i fee, 1e
inches: NJ j. Susskind. Pembroke.
Cambridge. third. 81 feet 5 inches: D,
). J. Hartley. Merton, Oxford. fourth.
Fl feet Ia inches.
ouarter-mi!e run-won by F. G.
Black. Pembroke. CAMBRIDGE: Duncan
MACMILLAN. Trinity, Cambridge. sec.
ono; John II. Stewart. Jr., Yale. third
herbert w. Kelley. Harvard. fourth
Time. 10 AS seconds
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Richmond Mt Roanoke.
Norfolk Mt nnnvilIe.
Petersburg mt I.ynchburg.
lspeclai 10 Tho Tlmcs.Disnotcn,

aNP-N'"' ~ nv 1 lulcS-D lSpntCn.J
Roanoke. Va. July ll.-Kichmond
scored run in the third on pass to
Revelle, followed by timely singles by
Baker and McCebe. Roanoke took the
lead in the nth inning. With one out,
Cetalu, Mabry and Shaughnessy each
singled. tilling the bases Pressly forced
Cefalu at the plate with a sharp ran
10 Baker, but Holland drove out a hit.
scoring Mnbry and Shaughnessy. a
wild throw by Cowan. who appeared
peeved. allowed Pressly to score also.
The Tigers made another in the sew
enth round. Cefalu beat out an inheld
hit Mahry laid down one. with intent
to sacrifice. but Baker fumbled the
punt both runners be.ns safe ShauGh-
messy hit TO Priest. and the throw
found Dobson of the bag. the bases
being full. with ono out Pressly sent
a long fly to Wallace scoring Cefalu.
Mabry was retired at the plate, Cowan
20 Priest to Cowan.
In the eighth the visitors fought
their way to the lead With one out.
Priest hit to Connors. who miscued.
MoCahe few out to Shaughnessy. and
there were two down. Wallace sent u
long fly TO Mabry. who go; under the
bali and then dropped It. allowing
Priest TO go to third and Wallace 10
second, Martin hit to left field for
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FIRE IN SALISBURY,
Brick building Destroyed, Causing Lo..
OF 100000.

tSpcc!al 10 The Times Dispstcb
salisbury y. c.. July II.--One OF the
worst fircs for years in Salisbury oc-
CURED early this morning. when a
,"o-story brick building owned by
MISS Elizabeth Hedrick. and occupied
Dy j. Feldman Sons. clothielS. was
DESTROYED. entaiiing loss ot $4,000.
a INST OF the losses includes: j Field
man. stock. $4,000. with insurance OF
$4,000: Arey Brothers, damage to hard.
ware stock by water. $1,000: Miss Eliz-
aoeth Hedrick. building. $4,000. 'insur.
ance $1,000: " Wallace & Sons. dattnaSss
TO clothing stock by water. $1,000
The IRE. which was discovered by
policemen AT O'Clock A NJ, was OF
unknown origin. but is thought TO have
been caused by electric wires
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WINNER IS DRIVEN
BY POP" GEERS
Anvil Takes Feature of Open.
ing Card at Indian
apolis.

Indianapolis. Ind, July ll.-Anvil.
pay morse. driven by the veteran, e.
r CFopD Geers. to-day defeated
McDona!d's bay mare, Nanah, in three
close heats, and won the 2:2O trottinc
stake for $2,5o0, the feature of the
opening card of the Grand Circuit
racing season. The track was a Little
SLOW from yesterdays rain. but the
feature race was made In good time.
large crowd was present Betting
was brisk on the favorites. but in one
case the favorite did not win. G., the
Limit. in the 2:07 pace. was backed
heavily 10 win, but the best he could
DO was fourth. Ginger. driven by
Brown. won the race after losing one
neat 10 Ruth -.
With the exception OF the 2:O7 pace,
oil the races were won in straight
heats. summary:
First race-2;ls pace; In 5; purse.
Sl'ooo-Fanny stanton, b. m. by
Btngin, first; Longworth. b. h.. sec
ond; Nellie c., b, m. third. Best time.
2l0 IA.
Second race-2:lO trot; in 5; purse.
$500. Anvil b. h. by ST, valient Vim
cent first; Nanah. b. m. second; Jack
Nassau. b. =. third. Best time. 2:in
Third ragex2:o7 pace: . in 3; purse.
eAseo0 GinGer,. b. h.. by Angus NJ.
nrs'; Ruth D.. b. m. by Anderson
Wakes. second Sunny Jim. s. h.. third.
Best time, 2:O6 IA.
Fourth race-.9:i5 trot: in 3. purse.
Si,ooo-R. T. C.. CHI g., by prince
March, first; Alva Dillon b. H.. second.
Sue d. Or. m. third Best time. 2:12l-2
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CuIre2er Defents Chnrlottesyille.

clSnSclal to The Times .Dispatchl
Char! tesVille. Va. July ll.@Cnl-
PEPPER and the local Y. NJ c. A. team
PLAYED the FIRST of series of five
games to-day. the visitors taking the
opener / TO g. With two down in
the MIN inning, strother drew a pass
and scored on Burgandines drive 10
centre field fence Allegree put up a
brilliant game at shortstop for the
locals
Score by innings: R.H. f.
culpeper .OO0oIOo0O-l
Y NJ c. .....0ooo 90
Batteries Strother and Brown: Rix
e., Chewing and Marshall
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Detroit,

Totals ...s2 "a y Totals Ia is II /
'Baited 20. coyington in eighth.
Tran for Muliin In eighth.
Score by innings: n
Philadelphia .................o0 oIon- !.
petroit ......,............i ooi2O57 1T
r, s suimh t, kuns-Lord t?l, oidrins g.,
Bsrry. murphy, Lapp. COMBS. Jones' Bush
CD. Cobb teb, Crawford. Deiehanty 80, Mo-
rarity, oLeary. S;annge. Donovan Two
base hlts-Lord. Oldrlng t2p. Stansge Three
base hits-oldring. Delehsnty. Home ruI--
De!ehanty. Sacrifice hits-OlGrlng Derrick
Sacrifice hies-Baker. Crawford a., stolen
hases-Bush "a. Crawford. Morlariiy. Lei
on bases-Philadeiphia. s. Detroit. s Flrs,
case on errors--Philadelph!a, /. Detroit
Hlts-oT cooinbs. !? in Innings; on Plank
IN inning. on Summers. Ia si-3 innings
or Covington. In t2-3 innings: on Latte
in inning Fret base on bal!.-Or Plank
5. on Coonhs, 3. OF Summers !: OF COW
!nston. of Lantte. /. Struck out-By
Dooinos, }: BY Summers. J. by CovirSton /
ny oy pltcher-By Coombs. (O'Learyli by
toNln9ton, Murphy; By Lsfttc. ! ODD
and Perr!re.
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EIGHTH INNING FATAL
TO ROANOKE TIGERS.
Richmond With Handicap of Three Runs, Fights
Way to Lead and Wins by Score
of to 4

three sacks, scoring Priest and Wallace.
Maths singled. scoring Martin. Dobson
MT safely. and Draper was waved to
the bench. and Ehrd went to the slab.
CowGn hit safely to centre field. Mat
us coming home with the winning run
me ball was relayed to the plate too
slowly to catch Maths. and Cooper re-
turned II to Cefalu in an effort TO head
OH Cowan. Dobson dashed for the
plate. and Cefalu whipped the bali
straight and true into Cooper's waiting
glove He tagged the Colt. ending a
disastrous round for the Tigers In
the ninth Gardin was sent to bat for
Mabry, and hit safely. but failed to
score. The score:
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Totals 30 . II Totals 30 S q
III. Zimmerman. second base
IL Zimmerman. third base.
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WOMAN INJURED BY EXPLOSION
OF DYNAMITE CARTRIDGE


Iynchhurg. Va. July II.-This az
tcrnoon a child OF Mrs virginia
Brooks. who lives in South Lynch5urE.
finding dynamite cartridge, ran to MS
mother. asking what it was Mrs
Brooks did not know, but proceeded
u investigate. with n versatile hatpin.
During the examination the cap .x-
ploded. blowing the woman's first FIN
Ser entirely off and tearing away por-
tons of her thumb and second and
third fingers. She also sustained a hurt
TO her right eye and had hole blown
in her right shoulder. The woman
has been innoculated against tetanu..
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CHARTER ISSUED

The following charter was issued ye,,.r-
HIs oy me state Corporation Commission:
>.l.archmont Modern Building CornorntIon
H.of,oIk, va T NJ Be!Iamy, president: J.
" Housh. secretary; Il. H. spindle, ~ A
,o'h capital; Maximum. s2o,09o: minimum
800 objects; Real estate and building
An amendment was issued 10 m. .h,r
nhhlhEnhm q Patterson dine D of
Lynchourg, changing tho name to W r.
cunningham Company Inc.l and reductn.
me capital stock from $4,000 10 5000
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APPALACHIAN LEAGUE

At Asheviiie; Ashevine. 4; Knox
VILE. D.
At Johnson City: Johnson city. s.;
Cleveland, g.
AZ Bristol: Bristol Niorristown rain
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

h,; At Columbia; Columbia. g; colum-
so At t,, Charleston; Charleston. 5; lack
~ savannah: Savannah, 2. Macon. !
AZ NuEusth: augusta. 4: Albany l
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TWO BOND ISSUES VOTED
AT ELECTION IN DANVIII r.

IsUtIIdI 20 The IIfneS- DIS pltCh.1
Danvillc, Va, July LITTLE citizens
a; bond issue election held here to-
day voted TO improve the city electric
plant AZ a cost OF $4,000. and also
To repave North Main Street at a cost
of $4,000 Tho elections were held
jointly and resulted in majority of
32o for light Improvement and aT0 ma
jority for street Improvement on the
Northside. The election passed off
quietly and was without inci lent
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Editor Ar,nsalnnfed.

Constantinople. July 11.-Yekkibery
editor OF the newspaper Shehra. was
assassinated to-day. The Shehra re-
Gently suspended publication owing
to the hostility of the extremists in
the Young Turks party No arrests
have been made.
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\, nashville. Tenn. July li-Mrs. Polly
.lohK. ninety-four years old. IL lead
TO Banner special from Hopklnsv,lie
ny she had lived all her life on a
,arm. outlived two husbands and had
,,i, beeh 70 town. although living
"ithln TWO miles OF Crofton She had
never seen train and had an AN
'ipathy for new tangled things"
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CAROLINA ASSOCIATION

AT At Greensboro Greensboro, /: An
At Spartanburg: Spart,nbrrc =.
winston Salem. g. O. -
At Greenville: Greenville 10. f,h,
iotte, 6 ~ N"if :
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Cincinnati
PbilnhelnhIa.

Cincinnati .......,.............o o0Iioooi-6
fs!iaueIphla .:..-...:...... 0 3 OF '--la
summary: Runs-Beschor. Bates HohIlt-
eel t2l, Mitchell. Alameda, Knabe 90 I.o-
bert 90. Paskert C2l. Walsh. 1.uderus Doc
Ian, Thomas. Chalmers. Two-base hits
H9hl!izel, Downey. Paskcrt Three tnse hit
cbates Sacrifice hits-Knabe. Paskert.
Sacrihce nies-Walsh 12). Stolen bases
Bescher. Hobli,zei Mitchell t2l. Knabe
Lett on bases Cincinnati S: Philadelphfa
10 First base on errors-Cincinnatl 4: phil
adelrhia. !. Hits--On Smith. Il in / Innings:
on jun, 3 in innings. First base on balls
on smith :; of Juu', 1; OF Chalmers !
struck out-By Smith. 2: by JUL, .; by
6halners' 5 Time OF game 2:lS. Umpire.
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New York, July ll.-Presiden, ia
ward Barrow. OF the Eastern League
to-day authorized denial of stories
mat certain changes are contemplated
In the Eastern League circuit either
as 10 the transferring OF certain clubs
Baltimore or Toronto to the n.aia,
leagues.
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WILL COME TO AMERICA
siAty-Fivc Chinese Students 10 N,
E.lMCntcM In This CnunIrx

Washington. July ll.-Six;y- ove
Chinese students VIII leave their ma.
I'VE Iand August Z for the United
Their expenses will he paid bv ths
boNer Indemnity returned 10 CHM ~
me United States. This Is in line win
Chlnh's policy OF educating a unrnher
OF her subjects each year in Amcrics
from the nroceeds Of thnt fnnd
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lSpHclaI 70 The 'Ifmes' Dtsratch.1
Ross, aged sixty-fve years. a promi-
nent farmer OF near Maps =, drop
ped dead. while working in n field near
ms home this morning. Heart failure
Is said to have been the cause If his
death.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

At Birmingham: Birmingham. q.
New Orleans. g..
AZ Atlanta: Atlanta, G: Memphis. l.
AT montgomery: Montgomery. i,
Mobile, % Twelve innings.
AT Nashville Nashville, /: Chatta
nooga' (called at end OF fifteenth
darkness).
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Drought Is unhrnkcn.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.]
Fredericksburg, Va. July 1.-The
drought in certain portions of Stafford
county remains unbroken. Vegetation
Is drying UP. water is becoming scarce,
and farmers have become Respondent
over the outlook
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New York,
Totals ...'2 10 q IL Totals ..,ss II 81 IS 3
20. Wilson. right field.
"a. Wilson. catcher
HATED fpr tn

tBatted for Ames In seventh
score by innings II.
Ptttsourg observation-disclosures 2ioO53ll-ls
New Observation-Disclosures 600 o o ; o.
summary; Runs-Byrne. Leach. Wagner
"a, Miller 80. Hunter (2l, O. Wilson (2I
Gibson. Doyle t2l. Snodgrass. Merkie. Two
nase hits-feach. Wagner t2), Miller Glib
son, Snodsrass Fletcher Three-ba.e hits
Leach. Merkle. home runs-Mlller. o. VIII
son, Doyle. Sacrifice hits-Clarke, Miller
Camnitz. Double play-O. Wilson To Wag-
ner Left on bases-Pittsburg. s. New York.
Z. First base on error-Pittsburg. l. Hits
ON Camniiz 10 in ia innings: off Ferry
in % innings. OFF W!l,sc, 10 in Innings
tnone out in SIXTH OF Amcs. in in
ninss' of Crandall, in innings. First
base on bhlls-OT Camnitz 2; of Ames l.
struck oui-By Camnitz. .: by Wiltse. 3: by
Ames, i; by Crandall. l. Wild pltches-Ames
". Passed ball--Gibson. Time OF game ,
hours. Cmpires, o Day and Frary
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EASTERN LEAGUE

grounds o'i'o' wet
a. Newark: Newark. G: Providence. ;.
more, g. - '"i''
y Al Rochester: Rochester, I: Buffalo
y ,mrst game Buffalo. 10: Rochester,
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TEAMS BREAK EVEN

Chicago, July i1.--Chicago and Bos-
ton broke even to-day. the former win
ming the first game to by coupling
two hits with two errors and a hit nv.
pitched ball. and Boston winning the
second game 70 by punching hits
off Baker. Score:
first CAME
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CHICAGO TAKES FIRST

Brooklyn. July ll.-Chicago took the
hrst game of the series here to-day
to 2. IN a battle that was evenly
fought Mp TO the sixth, when the
Brooklyn defense broke IN. Two er-
rors and two hits let in three runs
and the league leaders added two more
in the ninth on n triple by II. thinner
man and homer by Doyle. Score
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scores Two Wirne-.

Paris, July Ill, II. widener scored
TWO winners az the RambouilIet race
course to-day his East River winn,nc
.he TIN DE Vo!sine and his Avenue
the PIX DE Maintenon.
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VICTORY FOR CLEVELAND

Cleveland. o.. July ll-Cieveland
won the first OF tho series from Wash
!ngton to !. launching hits In tho
first and third innings. Hughes was
hit with batted ball and forced 10
retire Falkenberg was effective
I'm OtlQhout
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GAME IS FEATURED
. BY HEAVY HITTING
Pirates Hammer New York
Pitchers, and in Sixth Take
Winning Lead.
GIANTS LOSE; SCORE 10 TO 4
Three Home Runs, Two Triples
and Seven Two-Baggcrs Made
During Contest.
GIANTS LOSE; SCORE 10 TO q

New York. July 1.-THE Pirates
hammered out all sorts OF hits off the
New York pitchers to-day. and had a
winning lead at the end OF the sixth
inning. Wagner, Gibson and Snod-
grass each made four hits. and the
game contained three home runs. two
triples and seven two-baggers. Score:
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Dies as Result. OF smnstroie.

TsTtVTHI 10 Tt TT1Its DISJHIEh
Hampton, Va, July 11.-Frank NJ.
Bennett died in the Dixie Hospital this
afternoon the result of sunstroke.
which he received while working in
the field this morning
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HITS OPPORTUNITY

St Louis, July ll.-IIittlng Lake and
Powell at opportune moments, New
York won the first game OF the series
to-day TO 3. WARRIOR was effective
in all but two innings. Score:
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SMITH is KNOCKED OUT

Philadelphia, July l1.-Philadelphia
easily defeated Cincinnati to-day -
to 6. The home team knocked Smith
OFF the rubber in four innings by pill
Ing up fourteen hits and ten runs off
him Score:
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SECOND GAME.
Totals ...5l 81 / Totals "a a ~ "a
'Batted for Baker in ninth.
Score BIZ innings.

1nlcaso ..'.....................lo o20ool-f
HSs.on .....'............ Il o o 0-s
summary: Runs-Lord, Callahan -Zeider
rayhe. Gardner go. Speaker Lewis pane
Iwo.bese hits-Pape. Lewis. Three base hit
,hiDoushetty Home run-Speakcr Sacrince
hits-i)ougherty. Williams Lunge stoIon
bases--Zeider. Lord. Double pIays-Payne
70 Mcconnell; Tannehill to Zeider Left on
easss-Shlchgo. 8: Boston, First base ON
baIs-0n Pape. 4: of Baker, 3. Struck out
By Baker. {. BY PEpe. / Wild pitch-Hak
or, time OF game. i:55 Umpires. Egan and
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White. >: on Wood, l. Struck out-By White
8; by Wood. s. Hit by pitcher-By Wood i
spoushertyl; Time OF game. 1850 Umpires.
ESan and Sheridan.
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St. Louis.
Totals lob 9 2 % TotaIb -.
.Raitnh fnr. IN,nncn r., nin,i,

I'HIVtT " 5IIFIt
Score by innings: p
New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENT louosoi-S
81. Louis. .......................0 o 0 o o %
summary: Runs-Hogan. Clarke. Black.
: Hartzell ,2l cree 90. Knight Ia) chase
Gardner Two bnsc hits-Chase. Clarke
Home run-cree. Sacrifice hit-Daniels.
stolen bases-Iiartzell (2p. Left on bases
st. Louis. s: Sew York, :. niis-On Powen
In Id innings; off Lake. { in I az in,
ninGs First base on halls-on WARRIOR. /;
off Lake. 3. Struck out--By Lake .. nv.
WARRIOR. ?. Hit by pitcher-By WARRIOR. i
(Black); by Lake. tHartzelD Wild pitch
Lake. Time of game. hours. Umpires
Q. LOMEhlin nnd Connolly.
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Washington

summary; Runs-CranaY %, Schaofar
Two base hi,s-Graney. Fisher. Sacrlnce
hits-Fnkenhsrg t2p. Fisher Sacrifice Nv
StoEall. Stolen bases-Lelivelt. Conroy Cess
Ter, Birmingham. Double pIays-Ielivelt TO
Eiherfeld: Stovnll 10 Olson to stovan: Nc
Bride TO Schaefcr. Left on ha.es-Cleve-
land. q Washington. 5. First base on errors
Washington, Hits-oh Hughes In ) in
n!nss tnone out IN SIXTH: off Walker in
berg. {: of Hughes 2 struck out-By Falk
enhere. B. by Hughes ,; by Walker l. Pass
ed bali-Fishcr. Time OF game. 80. TIM
piEes. Evans and Mullen.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Richmond, =; Ronnolc, 4.
Lynchburg-Pctcr postponed;
wet grounds.
DnnyiIle-N Norfolk; rain.
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DAY IN THE BIG LEAGUES
RESULTS YESTERDAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

pittsburg. 10: New York. 4.
Shicago. 6; Brooklyn. 2.
cincinnati. 6; Philadelphia, 10.
81. Louis-Boston; train wreck.