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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-27
Reds Win in Ten Innings.
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gina Automobile Association and
President Horace Halves. of the Rich
rnond Automobile Club, have likewise
been asked to attend to add official
weight TO the meeting. Mayor David
{. Richardson has received g. special
invitation to lend his presence. These
gentlemen will then proceed TO outline
the reception that Richmond shall give
10 the visitors who will attend the
convention
Others Leave City.
Before all this had been arranged,
Secretary Elliott had left Richmond
He took an afternoon train for Wash
lhgtur.. Col. McNair had gone with the
newspaper men who had accompanied
the party from Washington. The Edi
tor Of the Blue Book had decided to
go back 10 the national capital over
the Manassas route and left in the
forenoon. the party travelling in the
Aclie and Stndebakeri cars that had
through, ;Ae,e 10 .Rsehaeesst .,ia tbs.
CUlpepsF and Gordonsyille route.
MIR. Sargent remained until evening.
for he had matters to talk over with
Capt. Wilson. The Assistant Director
az tie t7nstes3 States offices fer eitaptf
Roads ard the State Highway Com
missioner lave planned series OF let
tiers which will be issued to the peo-
pie OF tho Stale giving information
and directions that will lead TO the
building OF good highways at bargain
rates. MIR. Sargent left for Washing
ton at O'clock last night.
In the meantime the chance OF At
lanta diyerting the convention to
Georgia and departed as we'll. MIR.
Pennyhacker and Captain Wilson re-
turned from the conference with Mr..
Wood and Mr.. Dabney, satisfied that
the apparent lack o. attention. on, the
part OF people in Richmond was due
merely TO misunderstanding. Rich
rnond will have the convention and II
certainly is bound to prove grand
affair.
What tho Convention Means.
In the first place. 1t will be the
first convention of Its kind ever held.
Upon its discussions and recon-
mendations depend the allotment of
the appropriation OF the Federal gov
eminent in the cause OF good roads.
1t win he the. first step for con-
certed movement that means the
building of an international highway
from Miami, Fla. even TO Quebec,
Canada.
It. will be the flrst meeting OF all
the highway engineers, State and To-
cal commissioners. ever held In the
United States.
II will be the first grand movement
toward the building Of good roads In
every State In the Union.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-27

, Washington and Fairfax county are
doing their best to meet the Rich
mond people half way.
Virginia Link Needed
In the entire national highway
from Palm Beach and Miami, Fla. the
chain is practically complete. except
for the portion through Virginia.
That is why Richmond was chosen
for the first convention Of the Ameri-
can Association for Highway Improve
ment. Richmond Is the alf-way house
in the great thoroughfare. and when
the highway is complies il will be the
natural stopping place Of all tourists
bound North and South.
The convention is bound 10 attract
thousands OF visitors here. Mr.. Elliott,
of the touring club, Is figuring on 500
cars from the North and South. About
an equal number Will come from each
section. for MIR. Leonard Tufts. of
Pinehurst, is organizing a comnaur
mat VIII include ali the automobile
clubs In Atlanta. Augusta. Charleston
Raleigh and all the other towns and
cities on the way.
North the touring club will organ
fze the clubs In Boston, New York.
Philadelphia. baltimore and Wash
ington, as Well as the principal cities
along tho route.
There viii be a delegation from
Canada and umberless sparties bound
South to Savannah to attend the Van.
derbilt cup races or On their way to
such winter resorts as Palm Beach.
will naturally stop over in Richmond
during the convention
The Virginia Automobile Associa-
ton and the Richmond Automobile
Club will unite with the Newport News,
Norfolk, Roanoke. Sta Iuton and other
automobile organizations that the State
may be represented fittingiv, so / NAV
say without exaggeration that thous-
ands of motorists will come to Rich
mond to attend the convention.
AT our meeting tomorrow the
Chamber of Commerce will appoint a
reception committee, and the MAYOR.
no doubt will appoint another to wei
come officially the visitors As for
the Atlanta matter. WELL Atlanta may
get the convention next year"
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Continued from First i'age

II will bring more than 1000 mo-
! torists from the North and South
/ into Richmond for the three days Of
/ the convention. not TO mention the
! thousands Of other visitors who Will
! stop over on their way south to the
winter resorts and TO the races at
Savannah.
! Ii will be- the first national meet
! ing of the manufacturers of road ma
terial and road machines. They have
decided NOT only 10 attend the con-
vention. but TO hold an exhibition in
! the big State Fair building of their
material and machines used in road
/ construction
So from every point Of view the
convention viii be one of the most.
/ if not tho most. notable ever held
in the Virginia capital.
Harold Parker to Speak.
Among the notable speakers at
llas4 n st9Ys ,Jss STfi i,s fiazs,fi tISsatA-
! er. State highway commissioner Of
Massachusetts. Mr. Parker. accord
ing to Mr. Pennybacker, Is the most
celebrated read builder in the coun-
try to-day and the makers OF good
highways all over the country turn
to him as the final authority on any
question OF construction.
But the most important matter that
will come before the convention will
be the great highway between Miami,
Fla. and Quebec. Said Mr.. Penny
hacker when seen at the Common
wealth Club last evening:
This great highway is not mere
matter of talk. 1t will not take any
great time nor a tremendous out
lay OF money to make 1t a fact AL
ready tho ssats4,os New York, has
voted sl,5oo.oo0 to complete the road
from the city of New York to the
Canadian line. The Canadian govern
ment Is aiding In extending the work
from Montreal to Quebec and the To-
cal governments. private citizens and
newspapers are doing their share on
the other side OF the border.
"On this side OF the line the road
between New York and Philadelphia
and Philadelphia and Baltimore needs
but little attention 10 make II an ex-
cellent highway. The Maryland leg
stature has voted 100000 to COM
plete the highway between Baltimore
and Washington. South of Virginia
the Capitol Highway Association Is
building a highway from Jackson
Vile, Fla, through Georgia, South
Carolina and North Carolina to the
very back doors of Richmond. Here
your Automobile Club is doing grand
work in building thoroughfare north
from, Richmond. and the people In
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-27
WASHINGTON BUYS
SHORTSTOP MORGAN

DANVILLE, VA. July Is
Shortstop Ray Morgan a Baltimore
boy, and the star OF the DanviIle
team. was sold tonight to the Wash
ington American League Club for S t.
500 for delivery next Monday.
The Danville club had an offer OF
$1,000 for end of the season delivery,
bit preferred to sell now a. the higher
price. Richmond fans may see Nor
gan in action tomorrow. He Is bat
ting above 500, is the best local base
runner and the crack short fielder Of
the league.
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NORFOLK, VA, July 26.--The
Tars came back to-day and won a
pretty game from the Colts, Q to l.
Both Jobson and Pool were in good
form and the fielding behind them
Tor the most part was alright. Nor
folk punched hits on Jobson and
scored one run In the fourth. The
other local score came in the sixth
inning when with runner on second
Edwards dropped Pools long fly to
right.
McCabe was benched for talking
back to Fender and Owner Bradley,
who was watching the game from
the players bench. was ordered from
the field by Pender
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NEW YORK. July ga sudde n
epidemic OF hard swats towards the
close OF the double-header gave the
ranks an even break with the Browns
ih"y iost the rrst I TO 8, and won
the second . to ]. George was every
bit as tight as WARRIOR in the second
&etto until the seventh, when John
son with Knight on the mathis
smashed out his second homer Of
tie series This blow decided the
fFacas. The opening number was one
round OF fierce smuggling in which
the Yanks had the better Of IL in
the number Of hits. but lost out
through the feeble twirling OF Vaughn
and BFeckett in the early rounds.
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Athletics Win Third Same.

PHILADELPHIA. July 26.--Barry e
double With the bases filled, triple
over Butchers head by Murphy and a
timely single b. Mcfhnes gave the
Athletics the third Of the series with
Cleveland to-day. Score 10 i. A
taxicab in which FIVE members Of the
Cleveland ball team We're returning
to their hotel after the game coliided
with a trolley car. The taxi was
occupied by Graney. Cy Young, sid
Smith. Ball and Doc White. who oe
cupied the front seat. The force OF
the collision threw the men out of
the cab and Graney sustained an in
iured ankle while Cy Young was
bruised. The others we're shaken up
hut Rot hurt v~ Thu. taxicab was
wrecked
The score,
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Pirates Bang Ball Hard

.PiTTSEURG. July 26.-Pittsbure
hammered scanlon off the rubber in
the first inning to-day and treated
Burke to terrible iambasting IN
the fourth. the Pirates winning y
Iarcical game. IL to L. Camnitx
pitched steady bali. and In the s>N~s
enth he was taken out In order to
give Gardner, complaining bench
warmer, a chance. Gardner finished
the game in good style. Scanlon
was wild and erratic.
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New York.

Ran for Mclean I'll ninth
Batted for Gaspar in ninth
@'sRan fer Marsons In ninth.
Score by innings, es.s n
CINCINNATI ,..,....,. 0 0 . o 02 0 0---a
New York ...........1 o o 0 o IS
summary: Two-uase hits-Bateo.s
Doyle. Murray. Mathewson. Three z
base hits-Bescher. Bates. Mitchell.
Ds:v@rss i.afe on "hasess-~G4 Cincinnati: ~
New York, s. Struck out-By CAS-
per, 4, by Wiltse, 3. Base on balls
on Wiltse- Hit by pitcher-By Gas
per. .. Base hits-Of Wiltse, I. an
Mathewson. 2. Time, 1853. Umpirea
tombstone and Eason.
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DOOM BREAKS HIS LEG AND q
P1ILLlES SUFFER DOUBLE LOS!
Accident May Depr'pe Them of Chance of Winning Pennana
Take Double Header from Boston Which Shuttle Make,
7co HomersGtan Win Hard and Pirates Easy one

1-3 innings: off Weaver, none ~
2-3 innings. Left on bases--ChicaAI
go, o; Boston, 4. Base on balIs--<J
Reulbach, 4; off McTigue, 7: of Weas
yer. 3. Struck out--By Reulbach. 4{'
by Weaver, 5. Two base hits-Swee.
ney. Home runs--Spratt, Schultesa
Stolen bases--Zimmerman, Sheckards
Archer. Double plays-Sweeney ~
Spratt to Gowdy; Zimmerman en-
Safer: Spratt to Sweeney to Gowdy.
umpires, KLEIN and Brennan Timek
1:43.
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WORK OF GOOD ROADS
COMMITTEE NEARs END

TX the business men OF Richmond
are as prompt In coming forward To-
Jay 10 aid the cause of Good Roads
as'they were Yesterday, the worts s,f
the something committee will come to
an END FOR a while. The first $4,000
pleoged by the citizens of Richmond
10 ara the movement has been raised
with the exception OF $11s, which
the committee expects to raise o-dav.
Chairman Pelouze was assisted in
ms campaign yesterday by Mr.. J. A.
Iotts, OF Barhamsville. and Mr.. Box
ton. OF Newport News. These gen
tfemen doubtless witt comprise the
WORKING committee to-day to wind up
the campaign.
Following is the list of new sub
Scribera.
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Giants Win Hard Eiobt.

CINCINNATI. July 26-The Giants
fought desperately, punched their hita
and won out in the ninth. 5 to 8, after
me Eeds had twice tied the score.
iitse was knocked out of the box in
the eighth. Mathewson took his piaco
with the score tied. runner on this
ana only ono man out and prevented
the Reds from scoring again. Matty,s
double in the ninth was also verv 81
feetiNe in beating he home team
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New southpaw for white so,,

CHICAGO. July 26.-President CO.
mlskey. OF the Chicago White Sox,
to-day signed Irving Kantlohner, a
left-handed pitcher from Santa Clara
College In California. the school which
produced Hal Chase. Pitcher How
Xix. bought from the Peoria Three-I
League Club. reported to-day for
practice.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-27
Comiskey Bids High for outfiel.,er

PORTLAND, ORE. July 2s,-
President Comiskey, or the Chica 80
White Sox, has offered $500 for
BUDDY Ryan. center fielder of the
Portland club in, the @Pacific Coast
League. This Is said to be record
price for player in the Pacific Coast
League. II is understood that the
Cleveland Americans have an option
on Ryan,
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wild. had the best OF a mound duel
here to-day. and Lynchburg won, 3
TO /. With the score / to 0 against
them, the Shoemakers came from be-
hind in the eighth, pass. a balK
two singles and two doubles netting
three runs, Henderson was frightful-
ly off in his umpiring
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Boston.

'Batted for Baker In eighth
'Batted for Young in ninth.
Score by innings: r
Boston .......00 0 0 0 al "a
Chicago .......,0 ooo1O o o.
Two-hase hits-Speaker, Riggert.
Mcconnell. Three-base hit---wagner.
stolen hases-McConnaln Riggert
Bases on balis-Of Baker /: off
Pape. ]. Struck out--By Pape, s
by Baker. ;. by Young. /. sacri-
fee hits--Gardner. Engle. double
plays-Wagner TO Yerkes to Engle.
Empires, OLoughlin and Dineen.
Time. 40.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-27

WASHINGTON. July 2s.--All
pitchers looked alike to the Ma
fionals to-day and the Detroit Tigers
were easy picking, IL to 5. Jennings
used up four twrlers in an attempt
Ia stop the slaughter.
Walker Vas hit freely, but was eff
fsctive In the pinches.
Milan contributed a sensational
catch in center which saved a couple
Of taIlies. In the ninth inning a line
drive from Bush's bat hit Walker
on the index finger OF his right hand,
tracturing the bone
The
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-27
Insarcs I,itcher. for xa5. GOO.

Pl1srSBURG, PA, July 26.---Bar-
ney Dreyfuss announced yesterday
that he had taken out an insurance
policy for $4,000 on ORIOLES life.
and would take out an accident policy
for q large sum N soon 20 the pitcher
reportx 70 the Pittsburg club.
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Totals .... - y
"4N.l

TOIHIS ~ ~ ~
sBatted for Morgan in second.
Score by innings: r.
Philadelphia ......4 90 0 OIL -
:, Cleveland ......,.0 o o. l 0 0--5
Summary: Left on bases--PhiIa-
delphia. Z; Cleveland. 6. Two-base
hits--Barry. Ball. Oldring. Three base
hits--F'tsher. Stovall. Murphy Stolen
bases---Murphy. Fisher. Sacrifice hits
-Oldring. Ball, Barry. Double plays
Ball. EtovalI and Smith. Hits--off
Morgan. 2 in Q innings: of Plank, Z
In innings. Struck out nv Nor
gan. /: by James, /: by Plank, 6.
Bases on balls-off Moran. 8; on
James. s. Wild pitchns--Plank. Hit
by pitched ball--Olson. Time. 200.
Umpire. Connolly.
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ttcfrr,it

~Einarfcia called out I0f SrhaetSF y
Interference.
'sLively batted for Mitchell in
the third.
Score by innings. X
Washington sGsf % o 0 - :
Detroit .........l1 90 q ! e .
summary; Earned runs Washing
ton. 4 Detroit. :. First by errors
Detroit. !; Washington J. Left on
bases Washington. S, Detroit. 2.
First base on balls~~off Covington. l..
of Works 1 off Walker. I. In
nings pitched-~by Lstfitte. 2-3; Cow
sngton. is: Mitchell. 80. Works,
8 -: Walker Is Groom, 2-&.
i{i,s@=off Lafitte. 2 off t7uvington. j :.
eff Mitchell. 4 Off Works. 6 off Wal
ker, -, off Groom. /. struck out
by LATTE, by Works, 4 by Wal
ker. .. Two-b base hits~-MeB Bride. Sac
rifce hits Milan Stanage. Stolen
bases Milan. Mcbride. Atnsmith. Hit
by pitcher-hy Works tEiherfeldi
Wild pitches~-W Walker. Works. TIM
pire, Evans. Time, IS. Attendance,
S 900.
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American League Scores

American League Scores.
st. Louis. Z; New York, (frst
game.
St. Louis, 1; New York. tsecond
game.
Philadelphia. 6; Cleveland, 5.
Washington. IL; Detroit s.
Boston, 8: Chicago, !.
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Roanoke
Totals

Score by innings: II
Lynchburg .,.....0 0 o 0 0 0 0 8 -
hoan0ke t y y 0--i
Summary: TWO base fiits-Woolums
and krebs. Sacrifice hits-Ke eating,
Stocksdale. Pressly and Hall. Stolen
bases-keatiug Stock sdale CHM,
Shaughnessy and Cefalu. First base
on errors-Lynchburg. I. Left on
hases--Lynchburg. 8; Roanoke, 6.
Double piays-Morrison, Phelan and
Heating; Ianelli and WooIums. Struck
out-By Starke, .; by Hall, g. Base on
balls-OT Starke. off Hall. 2. Wild
pitch--starke. Time. 1;47. Umpire,
Henderson.
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National League Scores.

Pittsburg, IL: Brooklyn, /.
New York, s.. Cincinnati, 3.
st. Louis, 7; Philadelphia, 6.
Chicago. 4; Boston. 1 (tirst gamep.
Chicago, I; Boston. 2 fsecond
game).
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'Batted for Jobson in ninth.
Norfolk.

Summary: Stolen bases-kircher,
Babb. Walsh, Curtis, Martin t2J,
Maths. Jobson. Double plays-Dodge
10 Babb to Law Base on balls--~off
Pool. 3; off Jobson. 1. Left on bases
Norfolk. II: Richmond. 6 Hits
off Pool. 8: off Jebson. s. Struck oft
by Pool, 6; Jobson, 3. Time OF
game, hours Umpire, Fender.
Reds Win in Ten Innings.
Especial TO The Richmond Virginian.}
DANVILLE. VA, July a6.~-The
champions won a ten-inning contest
To day from Petersburg, making ii
three straights the visitors dropped
on their trip here. The locals won
as result of fast and snappy play
ing and their ability TO take advan-
tage OF every opening that presented
itself. The game was full of interest
and excitement and was twice tied
The visitors tied up the score In the
ninth as the result or doubles by Booze
and Simmons. In the tenth. with one
out. Morgan singled. was advanced
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-27
Cubs Capture Double. Header

CHICAGO, July 26.-The Cubs cele-
erated their return home after the
long Eastern trip to-day by taking
both ends OF the double header from
the Terriers, 10 and Z to 2 Schultz
made two home runs. one in each
game. Reuloaeh gave out two hits
IN the hrst game. While Weaver. re-
h@ring 'a@ifgge XII the fourth inniAg
did not allow hit and famed eight
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-27

IOkdlS .-5."..Z1 II = 10
.Batted for Moore in eighth.
'"Batted for Moran tn ninth.
Score by innings; II.
Philadelphia ......0oh e022 0--6
St- Louis .,.........,. > ! 9. 4 u -
Summary: Two base hits--Huggins,
Walsh. Beck. Three base hits-E,Ilis.
konetchy, Bliss Geter Home runs
smith. Beck. Sacrifice hits--Hauser
~, Bliss CD. Sacrifice fly--Walsh.
Double plays-Beck and Doom; Doc
In and Lobert; Higgins. konetcny
Hanser and Higgins: DooIan and Ln-
Luderus; Hauser. Higgins and Ko-
netchy. Stolen bases-Oakes (11,
smith, Hauser, Luderus, Hit by pitch
ed ball-~-By Moore, Evans and
SMITH. Bases on halls--Om Geier.
:: Off Harmon. 3; off Moore, ,; Off
Alexander, ]. Pitching record: OF
Moore, IL hits, runs in innings:
off Geier. hits. 4 runs in 1-S f3
men on in eighth. Left on bases
st. Louis, ). Philadelphia, a. Time,
10. EMPIRES, o'Day and Emslie.
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summary. TWO DAee hftS--JOhnNOn,
Cree. Threebase hit-Martin. Home
run--Johnson. Sacrifice hit-Shotter,
Stolen bases-Schweitzers Hartzell,
Wolter. Left on bases-St. Louis. Z:
New York, 8. First base on errors-St.
Louis, 2. Struck out-By George. i:
by WARRIOR, /. Base on balls-Off
George. 2; of Warhop. 2. Hit by
pitched ball by Warhop. Schweitxer.
Attendance, 5000.
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NATIONALS DOWN TIGER CLUB
BY HARD HITTING SESSION
Cleand Players Run Up against Defeat and Tdxica6 accident
The Red Legs Beat the White Sox and the Byouns
Divide Honors With the Yanks

Connell was the busy boy with
double, two singles and a stolen base
to his credit
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10 second on Kaufmans out, and
came home on Schrader's hit. The
score
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Totals ...-.. 80 8 ~ n
'Batte@ for camnitx in seventh.
''Ratted for Bergen in ninth.
ss'Batted for Burke in ninth.
Score by innings: n
Pittsburg ........5 o. ZOO 20 s-14s
Brooklyn ........00 90 1 0 90 0 o. 4
Two-base hit--McKechnie. Three
base hits-Wilson. Zimmermaa
Leach, Davidson. Sacrifice HIT
Leach. Stolen bases-Hummel, Carer
cd, Wagner. Erwin. Double plays
Hummel and Zimmerman; Byrne, No
earthly and McKechnie. Hit u
pitcher-By Scanlon. ! (wagneR1sI
Bases on balls---On Camnitx, 4: -
Gardner 2: on Scanlon. 3: on Rufkeaa
6. Strsick out---By Camnitx. .: hs
Gardner, 8; by Burke. 8. Pitch1n|
record--Hits; on Scanlon, In 1@&&
Of an inning: Off Burke. IN ( 3xl
innings: on CAmnitx, s In tnM1n1 y
on uardner. In : innings
1:4o. Umpirss. RigIsr aad Jl1n1l
Attendance. 3.377-
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: - ,.-J.E -
'Batted for Broekett in seventh.
Score by innings r.
st, Louis ....s4. 90 I : 20 D / 0 O.
A@M York A..es al, g alin a-.-s
Two base hits knight :Austtn.
Three~base hits-Schwe Shotten.
Home run--Cree. Stolen hases-IIo-
gan, knight go. Chase 81. pou-
BILE plays-Johnson To Chase. Lett
on hases-St. Louis. s. New York. 4.
Rases on balls on Vaughn. 8: or
Crockett I: off Hamilton. 8 OFF
Nelson. 2: off Caldwell. /. Struck
out~-By Brocketth. :; by Caldwell,
|: by Hamilton, /; by Nelson, /.
Wild pitch-Brockett. Time 2:t4.
Cmpires. Muilin and Perrue. AT
tendance, 1000
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Standing OF Clubs
Clubs
Where They Play To. Day

Boston at Chicago.
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Pittshlirg
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NIfTNHTN. NIVItG DHNt--~NIatt. SIC
rifee hit--kaufnlaH. Sacrifice fly
Anthony. Two base hits-Anthony.
Spencer, Booze. Simmons, Smith t2t,
Morgan. Home rIns--Cooper. Speu-
GER Left on hases-~P Petersburg, If:
Danville. ). Bases on halls-Of
Rruckmiller. .; eff o Perryman. 8.
Struck out-By Brueknjlier. s by
Peruvian, ], Tlt by pitched ball
By BruckmiIler. tSmith. Cooper.
First base on errors Petersburg. / I;
Danville. l. Time OF game. EOS.
Umpire. Flynn. Attendance coo
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Standing of the Clubs.

Where They Play To-Day.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at New York
Detroit at Washington.
Chicago at Boston.
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Ut IIFIfdT4. I4tIt on bases-ChicaEO,
IL; Boston, 5, Base on balls-Off Per-
que 4; off Cole, 3. Struck out-By
Cole, s: by Perdue, g. Two-base hits
Holman. Sheckard. Tenney. Tinker.
Three-base hits--tiowdy Zimmerman.
home run--Schulte. Stolen bases
Tinker. .. unpires Klein and Bren-g
nan. Time, 1855.
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Especial to The Richmond Nirginian.l
ByNCHBTRG. VA, July &c
Starke, late Of Norfolk, although
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-27
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
standing Of Clubs.

Where They Play To-Day.
Danville In Richmond.
Roanoke in Norfolk.
Petersburg in Lynchburg
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-27
Umpire Fender Orders President Bradley Off Players Bench
COLTS LOSE CLOSE GAME

TARS TAKE BENCHES
ORDERS
PLAYERS BENCH AND HLLMEN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-27
Totals
SO Z IL II 10 /
Boston.

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Totals ............31 : s "A H.
eBatted for Kaiser in seventh.
Score by innings. IT.
Boston 0D-1
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-07-27

Totals ....-...21 7 II - Is
'Batted for Moore in eighth.