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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1911-03-17
FLAMES WRECK CLUBHOUSE.
Handsome .EIks' Quarters At q. Paul
=, 49,: Destroyed. ,t.s..,....f,

Fire that had been burning for eouds
time before, it was discovered partially
destroyed the Elks' clubhouse at 81.
Pam. The beautifully furnished "a
decorated lodge room, one Of tho nnsst
IN the United States. was completely
ruined: The loss to building and con
tents amounts to about 0,00o~a There
t. $46, 900 insurance on the structure
and about $1,000 or $1,000 on tie fur:
The blaze IS believed to have b.et
caused BY defective wiring behind; IL
stage in. the lodge room, g.. ..., II, t..
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; Anti-Smoke, Law lsrvaild.

: The state supreme court has dSalt
Minnesota railroads: q severe blow r
unfolding the MINI eapolis city erdi-
nance prohibiting the use Of soft ,eoel
in, switch, engines The case was
brought on an appeal by the st. Paul
road from a fine of $25 imposed when
. switch engine was caught pu0g
Vigorously. t;:.1t T. = - = g e.. st :
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MEET IS CLOSED
AHEAD OF TIME
Action Follows Withdrawal
of Number of
Horses.

lndianapo Ind. July lS.-With
one days card still to be raced, the
grand circuit harness race meet here
was declared closed at the conclusion
Of to-day's program The Withdrawal
Of number of horses. which brought
the entries for to-morrow's events
below the limit set by the racing as
ISOLATION, was given as the reason for
the closing of the meet here.
1t is said the order Of Governor
Marshall, closing the bookmakers'
stalls may have had something to do
with the ending of the meeting. To-
day the only betting was in private
pools.
To-day's card was marked by fast
time in all four races The fastest
trotted mile OF the season was record
ed in the 2oS trot. when Don Labor,
driven by Kimlin. went the first heat
in ZOOS la The fastest mile before
the fourth race was made by Ario Ley
burn. drivers by the veteran Geers.
He took the three heats OF the fea-
ture race in 2:o7l-i. Annie Laurie,
driven by Dean. brought the first sur
prise Of the dar by defeating Muir
phys TwinklinS ban in the first event,
the 2:ll pace.
Another surprise came in 2:24 pace.
the third race on the card. when Kirby
Star. in two straight heats, wone the
2:2i pace. Many had picked Geers'
Dixie Lou, to win. The Geers horse
did not finish in the money. summa-
ries:
First race-2;ll pace three in i've
purse l,000-Annie Laurie, b. m. b.
Walter Direct. first; Twinkling Dan,
tr. h.. second: Electro Hal. b. h., third
Best time 2:06 Ia.
Second race-2:l2 trot, three in 1--WE.
purse S2.500-Ario Leyburn. h h. by
Arion. first, Electric Todd. br. H., sec
ond; Johnny G., CHI. h. third. Best
time, 2:07 III
Third race-2:24 pace-two in three.
purse Sl,oo0--Kirby Star, b m, by
John Nsrby, first Fleet Amerieus. br.
T.. second, Bradon Direct blk h, third
Best time. 2:07 IL.
Fourth race-2:oS trot. two in three.
purse sl.ooO-Don Labor, br. g.. by
Labor Day, first; Al Stanley. l.. H. sec
ond' Willy, b. h., third Best time,
2:05 LII.
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PLAY TODAY

old hllies, five and half furlongs-
Azyiade first. Merode second, Acouin
third. Time, 1906. Catherine Hamp.
son, Clara Akin. Gold Mine, Mins,ra
Leialoha, Ethel Sampson. Winning
Witch and Belle Hampton ran. Mu-
FUELS. So, paid Azyiade $3.50. straight;
Merode' $3.50 place: Acquin, siio
show.
Third race-purse $500. selling.
hrst. Winning Widow second, lima
third lime, l:l5 As. Lily Paxton
Crow Robb. Union Jack. Bill Andrews.
Receiver. Lau Mexican, The Hague and
supple also ran. Mutuels, 81 paid Nc
1vor si.oo, straight: Winning Widow.
$3.50. place; lima, $3.50. snow.
Fourth race-purse $500. handicap
three-year-olds and up, six furIongs-
Donau nrst. Follie Levy second. Fairy
story third Time. 1913 ouartermas-
ter, Raleigh. p. b, Al Muller. Meliands
and Prince Gal also ran. Ma:uAls. 50.
paid Donau, $3.50, straight: roll.e
Levy $500, place; Fairy sto-y. $3.50.
show.
Fifth race-purse $500. ,hree-year-
ODDS and up. mile and three s.xteenths
Naughty Lad FIRST John FurlDng sec
ono. Zienap third Time, .:lU waltz.
pottie B.. Tay Pax, Denver GiI. Si!ve-
knight. SOLIDS. Lay Minister, Queen
Marguerite ard Short O:der ran AIu-
taels, 50. paid Naughty I.,d. $500,
str4 ?h', Jonn Furlong $3.50, place:
Zierap. $40. show.
Sixth race-purse $500. selling. three
Sear-olds and up. mil. and aaventy
Haf"s-Sup 1rsiition first, ro>y Mary
s'r'nd. Tom Bigree .hi.i I'm
1:+3 LIS. Beach Sand Fort Johnson.
Star hlhc. John Reari ~. .Inhn I,Lis
"n1 High Range also ran. s. n:rtuc.s
paid Superstition. 1920, straight: Foxy
Mary. $3.50, place; Tom Bigbee. $3.50.
show.
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SPECTACULAR FINISH
THRILLS SPECTATORS
Mclvor and Winning Widow Come Into Stretch
Neck and Neck, Former Winning by Nose.
Jockey Fined for Hitting Rival With Whip

Latonia. July l3.-McIvor and Winning
Widow furnished one OF the prettiest
finishes ever seen at Latonia in the
third race to-day, the former winning
by a nose after being on even terms
through the entire stretch. Rooney,
on Winning Widow, was nned $50 for
hitting Mclvor over the head with his
whip as the horses passed the finish
line.
In the fourth race Donau had the
best of bunch of sprinters and won
handily. Summaries:
FIRST race-purse $500, two-year-
olds, maidens, five and half furlonEs
Cracker Box first, Lieutenant Saw
yer second, FL Toro third Time.
1908 3-5. Steeple Jack. Felix. steal
away. Walter B., Eagle Eye. B'Airy.
and Traymore ran. Mutuels. 50. paid
Cracker Box $40, straight; Lieuten-
ant Sawyer, $3.50, place; FL Toro. $3.50,
show.
Second race--purse $500. two.year-
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The Association Cubs. = team com
posed Of members OF the Church Hill
gymnasium and Athletic Association,
Known as the e. c. A. would like 10
arrange Ave-inning twilight eaInes
With any team In Richmond The
games Ia start at $3.50 o'clock. anl 10
be played on the association ne!d i
twentieth and r Streets. Church Hin.
The Association Cubs are composed 81
men. Some members OF the G C. j.
amateur League team may play
with the Cubs. bu: the regular g . i
battery Will not be used as such IN
any Of the games. Each team 10 FUR
nish good professional ball. not nee
essarily new. but in playing condition.
Admission to ,he feld will be tree.
Games TO be booked for Tuesday ard
Thursday evenings OF each week un :
III September Is. Address Frank 5.
Iousey. manager, Twenty second and
Ncneble Streets
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BROWN ANXIOUS
TO MEET WOLGAST

New YORK. July l3.-If there
'E!n$ Ia perSiatency, Knockout Groy:n
SHs N" YORK lightweight. viii s,p.iv
i is match with champion "a vni.
fact that Woleast has agreed ~ we
Welsh IN Los Angeles on Thanksl,,Y.,isn,',..
Pay browns manager has MOI stnnnc3
BIS p EFFORTS for another battle bet,wnen
York aspirant figures ,hat az ne n"
"'iIl ne a I'VE months intermissioo b.9
tween now and the Welsh aifair ma
~ ~ plenty Of time to tight In the inter-
10 make the bout worth ms, cham.
XIX" while, Brown Is ready to nost
sias BET Of $1,000 wagering thai he
fa,r 'iiS MGig@si In tenround ar
I'll he"nwhi!e Browns $1,000 forfai,
NH roman posted to await tn. Mas
"'- 81 tina chamnion ''S'S
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G,Inucrs Inst

tSreoial TO The Times Disratch
Hampton. Va, July l3.-SIoV .ro-t
ny BillingS and errors by Dcrrish cave
me suffolk Nancies a 3 to , Victorv
over the Old Point Gunners. on t,e
rnoe bus Army and Navy lot, this al
Franks and White were pitted
against each other on the firing l,nn
nnt with the proper support white
would have Won his game Dickson. :
nome run was the feature Of the ra,r,e
Score by inniaEs p 81 3
o!d Point ....000OOn1 d L,
SrUoik ~ d06n0oo I
.., batteries Old Point-Whitn and
HI'f"lek Sufolk--Franks and Clarks
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Philadelphia.
Cincinnati.

Totals - : "a Is rotal. e 42Ils !
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Chalmers ll .,
~ MOTOR CARS
Gordon MOTOR Motor! Company
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA
RUSSELL is NOW
BOSTON OWNER
Tenney's Nationals Controlled
by President of Team After
Much Litigation.

Boston, July 1S.-The absolute con-
'rol OF the Boston baseball club Of
the National League is to pass into
the hands OF William H. Russell. pres
ident of the local organization. An
nouncement to this effect was made in
the Superior Court here to-day, when
the litigation between President Rus
sell and L. c. Page. OF Boston, a minor
stockhoider. was called for adjudica-
uon. Counsel for both parties to tho
suit stated that Mr.. Page. the clubs
vice president, had agreed TO sell all
Russell.
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.Game won With two out.
Score by innings: r
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Chicago
BROOKLYN.
Totals q e go rntnls 4 80 j

io'd's % IL 20 II , Totals ...3i q 10 .
III Zimmerman, secohd base
tTwoVout when winning run was scored
II. Zimmerman. third base
zBatted FOR Bell in fourth.
Batted for Schardt in eighth
Score by innings:
Hhlcaso ..'........-.....,.....oo o00-5
hsooNlyn '..'... -...........o 00l toiSI-6
summary: Runs-H Zimmerman Dovle
"oode, Archer Richie. Hummei as Coul-
son Tooley. Erwin. Two base h!ts-Erwin.
paunert Three-hase hits-H Zimmerman
D"vic sacrifice hiis-sheckard cole stolen
oate-Goode Double plays-E Zimmerman
to Hummel TO Dnuhert. Erwin to Hummel:
sehutt 10 DOYLE Left on bases-Chicaro Q:
BROOKLYN. ~ Hits-On Scanlon 5 in ana
inninss: of Bell IN % inning: off scharHt,
IN ! INNINGS ~ Cole. o in s2-3 innings:
or kiohic I in 3l3 innings FIRST base on
on Richie. ?: on Brown. / struck out
BY Scanlon' ny scnnrd,. ?; ny Rucker' ;:
oS So.c' = ny Richie. Hit hy p!tcher-By
SSh"fGt Oh zimmerman. Time OF game
-iao tmpires. Klein ana Brennan.
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Boston
81. Louis.


b"IteI ios Mlttern IN ninth
Schrt ~ lnnlngs
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Chicago.
Boston,

Totals ...a2 s7.i7 o Totals ...ao555rls
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.EF|RD BEATEN IN
TENTH | NN|N G
Two Hits and Rolling Bounder
Scored the Run Which
Won Game.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch

Norfolk, Va. July lS-Nortolk took
great ten-inh.ng game from Roam Ike
to-day at Athletic Park. to 5 The
anal count came when Efird weakened
In the tenth and two Tars singled =.
succession. Block, the first runner
reached third on Laws hounder to
short, and scampere6 home on Walsh's
long fly 10 centrefeld, Poole was pitted
against Efird, and while neither per-
Torrance was brilliant, both pitched
steady ball.
The score;
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SHEEPSHEAD BAY
CLUB NOW CLOSED
Relic of Racing Knocked Down
for $4,000 in Foreclosure
Proceedings.

New York. July is.--The sheepshaad
Bay Club. relic of the palmy days
of racing at Sheepshead Bay, has Just
been sold for 100000 in foreclosure
includes the house and grounds, and
was al one time valued at 100000.
The club was near the Sheepsnead
BAY race track, and when racing was
at its height its membership included
q large number OF big racing men.
There was only one bidder for the
property at the foreclosure proceed
ings, and he got il al his own hg-
ure
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COBBRACES HOME
/ ON SHORT SINGLE,
WINNING GAME
Score Tied in. Ninth, When
Georgia Peach Startlcs
Philadelphians.
MACK CHANGES LINEUP
Third Successive Victory Over
White Elephants Gives Tigers
Big Lead in Pennant Chase.

Detroit July 13.-Cobb scored from
hrst on Delehantys single in the ninth
To-Day. and this run gave Detroit their
third successive victory over Philadel-
phia. The score was to !. with two
men retired. an error allowed Phila-
deiphia to go two runs into the lead in
the eighth. Detroit tied in their half.
BOTH LATTE and Morgan were wild,
and both were relieved. Mack changed
his lineup to-day with better results.
Score:
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GIANTS NOW TIED
WITH PHILL|ES
FOR FIRST PLACE
Cubs Drop Back to Second,
but in Sight of
Top.
LuDERUs WAS THE STAR
Boston Falls Before St. Louis,
Which Buncfcs Four Leading
Teams Closer Than Ever
LUDERUs WAS THE STA

Philadelphia. July 1s.-Keefe's wild
ness enabled Philadelphia to score the
only run of to-day's game with Gin
cinnati. In the ninth inning. with
LuoeFus on second and two out. Keefe.
AFTER purposely walking Doom, gave
bases on balls to Moore and Knabe
forcing Luderus home The latter's
pattilfS was the feature of the game.
Score:
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FAST GAME WON
BY LYNCH BUR C
Griffin Weakened in Seventh
and Four Runs Were Made by
Shoemakers.
Especial 10 The rimes.Disnatcb

Lynchburg. Va. July 13.-By hitting
Griffin hard in the seventh the locals
took the first game of the series from
Danville. the score being 4 to /. The
game was a brilliant contest. being
marked by snappy and fast fielding.
1t was played in the quickest time
yet seen here this season. only eighty
minutes being consumed The score:
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Fast Ficlding Gnmc.

Especial 20 The Times pispntchl
portsmouth, Va, July l3--In a game
featured by three home runs Two 81
which We're made with men on bases
the Pirates defeated the Tarheels al
uttside Park by score of To .
both teams put up fast iieldinc r~arna
Score by innings: + IT +
Elizebeth City. 0OOO02oo-a :
Portsmouth 100 10000 % O
:, batteries: schmidt and Cleveland:
and stafford
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

AT Louisville; Louisville, c; Column
bus, 3
At Kansas City: Kansas CITY. S;
Minneapolis 2
NJ Toledo: Toledo, 2; Indianapolis,
(ten Innings
a, ST. Paul: Milwaukee-s,. Paul was
played June I.
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NEW HALF-M|LE
RECORD MADE

Cleveland. o. July 1s.-At the North
randall track to-day Uhlan .G:5s a-D
,trotted halt-mile in 81 1-2 seconds.
rms is said TO be the fastest half
the mile was 2:0i ga He went 20 the
bali In 1906 "a and then took the pace
ON runner and came home In tho
phrhomenal time OF 81 1-2 seconds.
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FIRST FLIGHT
WINS A CLASSIC

Newmarket, England, July l3-The
Bury handicap OF 200 sovereigns. for
three- year-olds and upwards, distance
hVe fur!ongs. was ruD here to-day, and
won by II. p Whitney's First Flight
Fiscal Fighter was second and Wood
stock third. There were ten starters
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summary. Two-base hit-NcCormac G.
Sacrihce hit-Stocksdale. Sacrifice fly
-Zsncll Stolen bases-Keating (2>,
Erebs First base on errors--Lynch :
burg. !! Danville, / Left on bases
Lynchbure 6; Danville. I. Double
plays-Ma yberry and Morgan Struck
out-by Bruck, 5. Base on balls--off
Bruck. 3 Cooper, Mayberry and Nor
gam. Hit by pitched ball--Zanelli
Time. l2n. Umpire, Pender.
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score Three In N,n,h

a. ESPECIAL % The Times Dispatch
NsWport News Va July l3-Norfolle
aeteated the locals to-day al the ca
me ninth. when the home tslen; slew
up
Score by innings: p " -
Newport News o o 0lOhOon-l
Norfolk - nOo0i9 .
baitercs Thompson and Rogers.
EoEue and Lucia. Umpire. Mace. Time,
4.52 Attendance, $50
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J0HSON HIT HARD

Cleveland, July ls-Cleveland ar,,,
defeated Washington to ) Johnson
was HIT hard throughout. but the err.
rors behind him IN the fourth caused
the loss Of the game for washlng,on
krapp drove in TWO runs with a trinie
ana scored himself. str!king out The
otner three times at bat. Score.
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FORD DEFEATED

st. Louis. Mo. July ls.-The loca,
team came TO life to-day. and won a
game from New York TO !. The
locals started scoring in the third.
"hen a single, a hit batsman and a
nome run brought them three runs.
Although Ford gave but two hits. he
vas relieved in the fifth by Brocket,
VINO held the locals h!tless for tho re-
mainder OF the game. Score:
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CUBS DROP ONE

Brooklyn, July l3.-Brooklyn took
an uphill game from Chicago to-day.
timely hit BY Tooley sending over the
winning run in the ninth Seven
pitchers were used. All three Chicago
hoNmen We're Wild. Score:
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CLEVELAND BUYS
CATCHER NEIL

Cleveland, o., July lathe cleve-
land American League club to-day an
nounced the purchase of Catcher
stephen oNe!i from the Worcester,
Mass. club Of The New England League
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GIANTS DOWN PlTTsBURG

New York, July lS.-Leiheld mad. n
laiture OF trying to hold the Giants
to.oaE' ana the locals ran away from
f1ttSours Leiield was batted out in
tne NTH Clark did some hard hit
tins for the visitors McGraw was
banished by Finneran for kicking.
Score: S'
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BRESNA HENS WIN

Boston. July l3-s; Louis hi, the
pan hard during the early innings to-
day and defeated Boston s,to s Err
rors by Tenney and Sweeney in the
third, followed by Konetchy's homo
run netted three tallies score;
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Washington.
Cleveland.
Totals Ia s2ils 3 Totals ELI -,

Totals Ia s2i IS 3 Totals ...ss II p II
'Elberfeld. third base an dsecond base.
rBat'ed for Cunningham in eighth,
Score BY innings: r.
Cleveland .....................,oo
washington .................... % 0 0li03 o.
summary: Runs-Jackson C2). Birminr
nam bail, Turner Fisher. Knapp. Milan.
schaefer Gessler Walker. johnson. Two
base hits-Jackson. Fisher. Milan Three.
base hits-krapp, johnson. Sacrifice ay--
Cunninsham stolen bases-Fisher Mcbride
walker Left on bases-Cleveland, 6: wash
ington. S. First base on errors-Cleveland.
2; Washington, /. First base on balls-On
krapp. 4; off Johnson, /. Struck out-By
hrapp. 8; by Johnson. S. Hit by pitcher
BY Knapp, (Elberfeid). wild pitches
Johnson 49, Knapp Passed bau-Fisher.
Time OF game. 1859. Empires, Evans and
Mullen $3.50
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ScoFe BY innings:
Philadelphia <......, nInn,hIh1
Detroi; .............. Iotoons .
summary; Runs-Lord. Oldring strunk
Bhker' Murphy. Barry Morgan. Jones Bush,
Sooo. pe!ehanty "a. Mor!arlty. o'Leary
stanaEe Two-base hit-Cohb. sacr!nce hits
-o!cr!ns, o'Leary. sacrifice ales-DavIs and
Lahtte. stolen bases-Murphy Crawford
Double p!ay--Barry TO Davis Le.t on base.
-fh!!adelph!a. ): Detroit. s. FRS. base on
eerEoEs-Philadelphia. !: Detroit; / Hts-oa
Morgan. in 7i-3 Innings: off Bender, In
base on balls-OH Morgan. :: OF Latte 3
Struck out--By Morgan. =: By Bender. q nv
Lahtte !? Hit by pltcher-By Morgan.
lsianage) Time OF game s:2g tmpIr.r
Dineen and Perrne
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

phis not scheduled
AT Nashville: Nashville IL; Atlanta.
At Montgomery: Montgomery o; New
At Mobile: Mobile, o: Birmingham. ?.
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score nY INNINGS ?
Boston Observation-Disclosures. ohthna,
81. Louis ........ 1nsann
summary Runt-sweeney l?) Herzbn n,
ingeTtoh' kling, Higgins (s>. ErIs. Eonet.
Chy 90, Bresnahan. Steele Two -ba,. bi,.-
Ems lngerton. Three-hase hits-Uerzog
konetchy. Home runs-Konetchy 49,
nan. Herzog, Sacrifice hlts-Hauxer ~. Her.
zos' stolen bascs- Hug gins, Hor2oE I,eft
on naset- Boston. :; 81. Louis s Htts-ot
hh'hss Fret base on errors Boston. .. ST
l.ouls. Era; base on hnrs--on Weaver 4:
on steele :; off Mattern. !. struck ou,-,Ry
WedNcr' - by steele, :. by Mattern / Tim.
o. game 2ia Umpirts Johns,on. ana
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GREAT PITCHERS BATTLE

Chicago July 13.-In a pitchers bat
tie between Walsh and Collins. Bos-
ton defeated Chicago to-day to /.
A double. triple and a single gave
Boston their score. Two hits. sacri-
hce and an out gave Chicago one run.
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EASTERN LEAGUE

At Baltimore: Baltimore. 5 Newark
At Rochester: Rochester. /; Buffalo,
~ Ottawa: Toronto. 10: Montreal. :.
No other games scheduled
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20. Wilson. right neld
tBstted for Gibson In sixth
"a. Wilson. catcher.
Score by innings; R.
Pittsburg .................nO looono,N.
New YORK. ......:........,.2 o2oioi -
summary: Runs-t-Iarke IS) Hunter De-
vore Doyle snodgrass t2>. Murray Bird
We'll Fletcher 90. Myers. Two-base hits
clarke. Byrne. Three-base hiis-Clarke De-
wore, Snodsrass. Home runs-Doyle Myers
Saerihce htts-Murray. Bridwel Stolen
naset-Clarke. Hunter t2), DOYLE. Murray
Double play-Brdwel 10 Doyle Left on
bases-Pittsburg. IL. New York. 10 First
base on errors-Pittsburs . Hi,s-oT Lei
he!d 10 in i?-3 innings: OF Gardner, 8 in
l.s innings. First base on bals-OT Lei
held !; on Gardner. {; off Drucke. l. Struck
ou'-By Gardner, .: by Drueke . Hi ~
ptcheT-By Le!held. (Fletchcr) Wild
pitehes-Leiield t2l. Passed nall-Myers
Finn-ran.
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stnudIng of the cInhs.
Where They pInr Tn-nnr.

Norfolk at Newport News
Old Point a Sunolk.
Elizabeth City at Portsnoouth
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APPALACHIAN LEAGUE

willie. /.
AZ Bristol: Bristol. 3; Cleveland. :.
no Az Johnson CIV datoeor City q
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Underwater League

Yesterdays Results.
Norfolk, i Newport News, l.
suffolk, 3. Old Point, >.
Elizabeth City, > Portsmouth. 8.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

fEsTERDAY's RESULTS.
MISUNDERSTANDING tho game;
rnin).
Roanoke, 3, Norfolk, @.
Danvillc, IL LynchburR, 4.
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Summary Two.hase httS-Cefalu.
Cooper. Stolen bases-Kircher Babh.
Law, Double plays-Curtiss to Law
to curtiss; Dodge to Babb, Dodge to
Law. kircher to Law. Base on balls
Off Poole, 3 Elird. 3. Left on bases
Norfolk, 9; Roanoke. 6. hits off Poole
s; Efird. 10. Struck out-By poole. {
Efird. .. Passed ball-Cooper Wild
pitoh-Efird. Time of game-2:l5. um-
pire-Flynn.
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Philadelphia.
Detroit.

Totals ...a2 7'25l5 Totals 81 IL q "A 8
one Out when winning run was scored.
tBotted for Laflite In eighth
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summary; Runs-Shotton Austin. Hogan
Crisis. Wallace Nelson Brocke,, II. @
cHusun. Sacrifice hits-shoiton "a. Nelson.
TSHehwehzer. Magnet sweeney. Wallace
Douo!e n!ays-Wolter to Chase: Daniel. 10
shase' HaEtzeil TO Chase stolen bases
sHotton. Hogan. LEI; on hasessi Lou,
8; New York. 5. Hits-Or Ford in In
hihss' on Brockett. In innings rlrs,
esse on ba!s-on Ford. .: of Brocke,,, ,
struck out-By Brockett. 9: By Nelson :
~, ~ by pi'eher-By Ford. (cr!sy) by
i sroeKet (Aus;in). Time o. game l:1
empires, OLoughlin and Connolly.
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STANDING of THE TEAMS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Petersburg ut Richmond.
Roanoke at Norfolk.
DnnrilIe mt Lynchburg.
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Two out when winning run was scored
score BY innings: p
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
WHERE THEY P

Chicago at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at New York.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Boston
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st. Louis.
New York

Totals "a 27Is Total. al te,I, /.
'Ba'ted for Ford in NTH.