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ARMY OFFICERS
WILL TAKE PART
Entries for Orange Horse Show
Larger Than for Many
Years.
Especial TO The Times-DI.natoh

ioPGNEd4 " He liHleS-DlsD1tCn.J
Orange, Va. July 26.-The entries
TOT the Orange Horse Show. which will
be held next week. August 2 and 3.
nave been closed. and the secretary,
Or. L. 5. Ricketts, states that they are
larger than they have been for years
There are number OF new exhibitors.
and among them are the six United
states Army officers that attended the
olympic show In London. They Will
have eight horses with them. and
promise to be the feature OF the show.
Among the exhibitors Will be Miss
Dasha Allen. Of Fort Myer; James w.
Allison. Jr. James y. Andrews. Thomas
Atkinson Jr.. Lieutenant Adna Chat
Zee. Fifteenth Cavalry. Captain Ed
ward II. DeArmond, United States
Field Artillery: William du Pont and
william du Point. Jr., Miss Marion du
Point, OF Montpelier. and Miss Amy du
Pont OF Wilmington. Del: Major Fred
erick $. Foltz, Fifteenth Cavalry: Ed
ward H. Fellowes. Of Keswick; Lieu
tenant p. F. Graham. Tenth United
states sIa Cavalry; Lee Heckingsr. OF
United states Cavalry, Egbert G. Leigh.
Jr George T. Marshall. L. c. l.cCunc'
OF Montpelier; Midioch Pony Ssrm.
Julian Morris. of Kesw!ck: T. H.
Weatherbee. OF New York City; DR.. G;
J: O'Br!en, of Keswick. Mr. and Mrs.
w w OSBORNE. Of Gordonsv!lle: Mrs
Allen Potts. Of Gordonsvhle and
others From the present prospects.
this VIII be the lIrgest show that the
assoclatlo has ever held.
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DOOM HAS LEG BROKEN

ST. Louis, Mo-. July 26.-After Man
ager Doom had been carried from the
field with broken leg. the Philadel-
phia Nationals made a desperate uphill
struggle in to-day's game, but st. Louis
won, to 6. through superior hitting
Long hits featured the game. which
was fun of thrills Beck and Smith
each sending the ball into the right
field stand Geyer's witness caused
him to be retired in favor of Harmon
in the eighth. after Titus, batting for
Moore. started a rally. The park. for
the third time in the series. had a
record weekday crowd. Score:
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MANAGER DOOM
HAS BROKEN LEG
Philadelphia Star May Not Be
Able to Play Again This
Season,

st. Louis, July 26.-Charles DOOM.
catcher and manager of the Philadel-
phia National League baseball team
is in hospital here with a broken
right leg, as the result of a collision
at the home plate in to-day's game
with st. Louis. Physicians tonight an
hounced that he hardly will be able
TO play again this season.
In the presence of the managers
oowncast teammates tonight an "
ray photograph of the fracture. which
is OF the right f!bula and about four
incnes above the ankle, Was taken. The
bone is broken in two.
Inc accident occurred in the fourth
inning. while st. Louis was at bat. and
was witnessed by 10000 or more per-
suns. lhlro Baseman Smith Just been
tnroWn out at the plate OH an lnfield
nit Centre Fielder Cakes was OH third
'onse and Pitcher Geyer on first. They
trled a double steal. and as Shortston
Doolan, of Philadelphia, returned the
pan TO Catcher Doom. Cakes slid into
the plate. striking Doom with great
FORCE While Umpire O'Day was waving
the runner out. Doom dropped on his
race, Players of both teams hurrtedly
carried the manager to taXicab.
"hlch took him to a hospital
Shortstop Michael Doolan will act as
manager while Doom is absent, and
Moran and Madden viii alternate be-
hind the bat
This Is the third star the Philadel-
phia team has lost this season In
games with St Louis, and the players
tonight said Dooin's injury. more than
anything else perhaps. might spoil
their chances for the pennant
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C C. G PERMANENTLY HEALS
Aaz5es h9s sas1s SORES AND ULCERS

auer IN what way old first commenced
from wound cut bruise, liberation Of W
hat mole or even if without apparent reason the fact
woes NOT neal shows that bad blood responsible for e Mace
around e circulation remains the flesh
place are constantly being fed unhealthy matter and e
he Sond mus from knitting together healing Purify
cran ie pace MoSi heal its cause having been
oooo purifiers renoves from the every mpurv and
Book On s nre 9giher Of all brous tissue and the place
Sae al orug Stores THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co. ATLANTA ca
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Detroit.
WnshInCton.
Totals ...ss /. IS ~ Totals ,,n., :

Totals ...ss Il IS i2 5 Totals .5sil2i
&c. Walker left field
IL. Walker, pitcher.
tBatted for Mitchell in third
Score by Innings: R.
Washington ...............3e 2looOo.-i
Detroit ........................0 o III OF p )
Summary: Runs-AIilan. Schaefer (2), Ell
herfeld. Gessler te). c. Walker (2) Nc
Bride (o), Ainsmith. r. Walker Jones
Bush. Crawford. Delehanty (o) Two.base
hits-McBride, Eberfeld. Sacrifice fIes-Mi-
IAN Stanage. Stolen bases-Milan. Mcbride.
Ainsmith. Left on Observation-Disclosures s:
Detroit. To- First base on errors-Detroit. 4
Hits-or LATTE. in "a inning: off covins.
ton. In Ia inning; OF Mitchell. in ol.3
innings; of Works, in "a innings; OF
Walker, 10 in i-s innings: off Groom. In
Is inning. First base bals-oK Walker
2: of LATTE. /; of Covington Q; off Works
by Works s. Hit By pitcher-By Covington.
! (El6erfeld). Wild pitches-Works. Walk
eT. Time OF game, 2:c5, Umpire Evans
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BATTIN C RALLY
WINS FOR GIANTS
Two Runs in Ninth Give Game
to New York Ma
tionals.
MATHEwsoN's STAR WORK
Feature OF Exciting Contest Is
an Assist by Mitchell-Chi-
cago Wins Both.
MATHEWsoN's STAR WORK

Cincinnati. Ohio. July 26-New York
won an exciting game from Cincinnati
to-day, to ). making a fine batting
rally In the ninth. The feature of the
game was an assist by Mitchell who
caught Devore AT the plate as he at
tempted to score from third on Doyle's
single to right. Mathewson relieved
Wiltse in the eighth. with man on
third, one out. and the score tied. He
retired the next TWO men on two
pitched balls. and in the ninth made n
double and scored run himself The
score
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"RuBE" BRANDON RELEASED.
stnrke, formerly of Norfolk, Signed
Up by Lynchburg.
[Speeial to Jile Times Dispa tch.I

Especial 10 Jhe Times Dispatch.J
Lynchburg, Va. July 26.-"Rube"
Brandon. who has been a member of
the local pitching stan for a month
mas been released, and Pitcher Starke
late Of Norfolk. was signed yesterday
al ternoon to take his place
bfandon pitched several fine games
for the Shoemakers. but OF late he has
not been In good condition.
Starke accepted terms with the local
team In Petersburg last Saturday, and
reported Monday afternoon. Yester-
day. just after Brandon was released
President Williams was notified that
ne had been signed. thus bringing the
team up to the player limit again.
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'IRST CANT
Boston.

Totals ...es 224li / Tolls n 427u !.
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STANDING or THE CLUBS.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
DnnvilIc nj Richmond.
Roanoke nj Norfolk.
Petersburg nj Lynchbmrg
Special to The rimes-pispntcb.1

Norfolk, Va. July 26.-Norfo!k
turned the tables on Richmond to-day
and took tho last game of the series,
to /. Jobson was pitted against Pool.
and neither Finger had much on the
other. Both gave up eight hits, and at
all times were as cold as a flock of
cuoumber
The Tars scored in the fourth inning.
when Jobson was caught for three
singles. Another tally came in the
sixth, when Curtis walked and regis
tered when Edwards dropped Pools
long fly to the right garden.
afcCabe got in a row with Fender
and was henched. owner Bradley came
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Transferred to unmnton

ISpvclaI 20 The Tlmes-Dispat ch.
Newport News, Va. July 26.-All ar
engagements for the transferring of the
norfolk team, OF the T!dewater League.
to Hampton were completed to-day
and the Norfolk team will hereafter
be known IS the Hampton Crabbers
The Crahbers play the Shipbuilders
here Tomorrow
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TBatted for Moran in ninth.
Score by innings:
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MAKES RECORD IN
BIG LEAGUE BALL

Chicago, July 2s-D. Cassidy, Den
rer.s right fielder, has established
record for continuous games in Glass
a baseball. Cassidy is rounding out
without missing a single game through
sickness, injury or other cause He
mas played more than 700 successive
games.
Cassidy has played with the wash
lngton American League team and with
the Pittsbhrg Nationals
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Petersburg,
DanvIlIe.

Totals $50. 80 1924 ~
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Pittsburg.
Brooklyn.

'"N1IS ~" ~ IpIdIs ...N Y
'Batted for Catni;z in seventh
1Batted for Bergen in ninth.
tBat,ed for BurSo in niuih
Score by innings: r.
PittsburE Observation-Disclosures 10000. -lo
brooklyn .......................o0o 90 0o0-i
summary: Runs-Byrne t2). Leach Carey
t2). Wagner (2l, Miller McKechnie Wilson,
simon, Camnitz, Coulson. Two-base hits
Mckechnie. Three-b base hits-Lcach. Wilson,
Davidson. Zimmerman. Sacrifice hit-Leach
stolen bnses-Carey CD. Wagner. Humme
Double plays-Byrne TO Mccarthy 10 Nc.
kechnie; Hummel to Zimmerman Left on
oases-PittsburS. s; Brooklyn. s. Hi,s-on
Camnitz. in Innings; OF Gardner. In =
innings. off Scanfon. In Ia inning; OFF
Burke. in I 2-3 Innings. First base on balls
OF Camnitz. l. OFF Gardner 5: OFF Scan
lon. ,; off Burke. 3. Struck out-By Cam
nit2, j. by Gardner. !; by Burke. 3. Hit by
pitcher-By Scanion, ! tWagner). Time OF
game. i:i2. Empires, R!Ser and Finneran.
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CHICAGO TAKES TWO

Chicago, H., July os.-Chicago won
both games OF a double header with
Boston to-day ny the scores of to
and to 2. respectively. The locals
won the hrst game by punching hits
of McTigue. while Boston lost the sec
ond game by errors. after Tenney had
tied the score with a double. Scores:
FIRST GAME
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Culpeper Team Wins.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Culpeper. Va, July 26.-The Culpeper
baseball club yesterday defeated The
Charlottesville club by the score OF
to l.
To-day it defeated Major Kings team
OF the Second Battalion, from Camp
Sale. by the score of 10 to /.
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NATIONALS WON EASILY

Washington. ID c.. July 26.-wash-
inSton Knocked three Detroit pitchers
out of the box to-day and won easily
by the score Of i2 to 5. Pitcher Walk.
er's right hand was split by a line
drive from Bush's bat in the ninth in
ming. and he Will be out OF the game
for TWO weeks. Groom finished the
game. Catches by Milan featured.
Score:
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THREE IN EIGHTH
N ABE OFF HALL
This Wins Game for Shoemakers,
Roanoke Being Defeated
z to I.
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bynchburg, Va, July 26.-Hall weak
ened in the eighth, and the Shoemak-
ers landed on him for two doubles and
two singles, which followed a pass and
halk, netting three runs. the game
coming to Lynchburg to /. Starke
was wild in the early stages but set
tied down and was unhittable. Roa-
hoke scored in the fourth on a pass,
a wild pitch, and an inficld out. There
were a number of other critical stages,
but the Tigers could not locate Starke.
The score:
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JAMES W|LDNESS
COSTS Maps GAME
Philadelphia Americans Win
From Cleveland by Score
of 6 to S.
FOUR RUNS IN FIRST INNING
Fisher, of Cleveland, Has Right
Hand Injured and Forced
to Leave Game.

Philadelphia, Pa. July 26.-Philadel-
phia won from Cleveland to-day to 8,
largely through Jamess wildness in
the first Inning, when three bases on
balls. an error and Barry's two Dagger
scored four runs. Fisher, of Cleveland.
had his right hand injured by foul
tip ard was forced to leave the game
Score:
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TEAMS BREAK EVEN

New York, July 26.-New York and
st. Louis broke even in double header
to-day. The visitors took the first game
by score OF to 6, while the locals
won the second to /. Scores:
FIRST CAME
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st. Louis.
Totals ...alo = Total. 81 ii 271o

Score by innings: r
ST. Louis. .........o1s2oo1oei7
New York. ...o1o11o3o o-s
Summary Runs-Austin (2), Sohweitzer.
Hogan. Wallace (o). Hamilton. Wolter, Cree
knight. Three-base hi's--schweitzcr, Shot
ton. Home run-Cree. Sacrifice hit-Krich-
ell. stolen bases-Hogan. Knight (s), Chase
90. Double play-Johnson to Chase. Left
base on errors-New York, 3. Hits-oT
Vaughn. in innings; off Brockett, Z in
innfngs off Caldwell. In innings off
enth): of Nelso. in innings. First base
on balls-on Vaughn. 81; on Brockett. i; on
Caldwell i: off Hamilton. 8; on Nelson, g.
Struck out-By Brockett. 2; by Caldwell. /:
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GoWdy. Left on bases-Chicag go. Q: Boston
:. Htts-On McTigue. in 3l-3 Innings: OFF
weaver, In 2-5 innings. First base on
bnlls-OT McT!gue, {: OF Reulbach 1; Oft
weaver. 3. Struck out-By Reulbach, T.
Time of game l:45 Umpres KLEIN and
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summit Stolen DdSeS-l\(rcher.
Babb, Walsh Curt $. Martin (2).
Maths. Jobson. Double plays-Dodge to
Babb to Law. Bases on balls-Off Pool,
5; off Jobson. 4. Left on bases-Nor-
folk, IL; Richmond 6. struck out-By
POOL. 6; by Jobson. 3. Time of game
Two hours. imp 're-Pendcr.
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1.-TWO out when winning run scored.
Score by innings: r.
Danville ....0Oo2 2oooo1-5
Petersburg O000o Io0Io
summary: Stolen base-Mace Sac
rince hlt--kaufman. Sacrifice fly
anthony. Two base hits-Anthony.
spencer. Booze. Simmons. Smith (2).
Morgan. Home runs Coopar, Spencer.
Left on notwithstanding. IL: Dan
vile. 3. Bases on balls--on Bruck-
miller: .: off Perryman, 3. Struck out
by Bruckmiller. 6; by Perryman, !.
Hit by pitchsd hall-by Bruckmiller, 2
(Smith. COOPER First base on errors
Petersburg, 1; Danvills, {, Time Of
game, EOS Umpire, Flynn. Attend
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BOSTON HIT BAKER

Boston, Mass. July 26-with Pane
holding Chicago at all times. Boston
hit Baker. on top OF Lords errors, to-
day. and won 10 |. y running one
hand catch by Callahan and Gardner's
helding featured. Score:
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tBatted for Morgan in second.
Score by innings r.
cleveland ......-..,............o ! o0lo o-5
Philadelphia ................i OOOl -
summary: Runs-GriSgs, Stovall. Butcher
Fisher t9. Lord. o!dring. Collins Baker (2),
Murphy. Two-base hlts-Ball. Fisher, Old
ring. Barry. Three base h!ts-stovali MIR
ply. Sacrifice hlts-Oison. Ball. Oidr!ng and
Barry. stolen bases-Fisher. Murphy. Double
p!ays-Bal! TO stoyaii to Smith 90: Lord 10
Lapp TO Collins: Baker to Barry TO PLANK:
Thomas 10 Barry. Left on bases-Cleve!and
g Philadelphia, $, Hits-On Morgan. in 2
innings: OF Plank . in innings. First
base on balls-on James s; on Morgan. 3:
off Plank, /. First base on error-Phiiadel-
phla, ]. Struck out-By James. !: by Nor
Morgan. tolson) wild pi,ch-Plank. Tim.
OF game, 2:o5 Umpire. Connolly
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philadelphia.
st. Louis.
Totals ~ Nl5 0 Totals 81

Totals ~ u q Is Totals 81 o4ls /
'Batted for Moore in eighth
IBatted for Moran in ninth.
Score by Innings: r.
Phiiadelphia Observation-Disclosures ooo0ao o-s
ST. uis........................1o l0loo0 -
summary: Runs-Paskert. Luderus (2)
walsh. Beck Titus. Higgins (3). Evans
smith. Bliss. Geyer. Two-base hts-Hus-
gins, Walsh. Beck. Three-base hits-Euis
l<one;chy. Bliss. Geyer. Home runs-Smith
Beck. Sacrifice hits-Hauser (2). Bliss co
Sacrifice hy-Waish. Double plays-Beck to
Doom: Doom to Lobeit: Higgins TO Konet-
ehy Hauser 20 Higgins; Doo,an to Luder-
hases-oakes G). Smith. Hauser. Luderus
Lett on bases-St Louis. ); Philadelphia, T.
Hits-On Moore. II in innings; off Aiexan-
ming. First base on bsiis-On Geyer. .: or
Harmon. g. on Moore 3; off Alexander l.
struck out-By Geyer. 3: by Harmon /; by
Moore i by Alexander. Hit by pitcher-By
2:io Gmpires, o'Day and EmslIe.
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SCANLOM is HIT HARD

Pittsburg, Pal July 26-Pittsburg hit
Scanlon hard in the first, and Burke in
the fourth inning to-day defeating
Brooklyn by a score of ~ to l. Score:
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l-ypchburg 80. 100 o-0Oo3x-3
Roanoke .. O0o1O %
summary: Two base hits-Woolums,
Krebs. Sacrifice hits-Kcat!ng, Stocks
GALE, Pressly, Hall. Stolen bases
Heating, Stocksdale. CHM, Shaughnes-
sy Cefalu First base on errors
i>ynchourg. ]. Left on bases-Lynch-
burg 3; Roanoke. g. Double plays-
Morrison, Phelan and Heating; Xane!li
and WooluD.s. Struck out-bv Starke
?; by Hall. 0. Bases on bans-off
Starke. 6: off Hall, Q Wild pitch-~
Starke. Time, l:47 Umpire, Hender-
son.
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SECOND GAME.
Totals Ia NIo o Totals 81, 8,

knight. Chase. Johnson. Two.base hits
run-Johnson. Sacrifice hts-Kriche,l and
snotton Sacrifice ay-Laporte. stolen basos
Ischwetzer Wol-er. Left on bases--New
81 Louis. 3 First tase on balis-On war.
Eop, ?; on George. ?. Struck out-Ey War.
mop. ]: by George, / Hit by pitnher-Dy
WARRIOR, tSchteitzerJ Time OF game / 20
omp.res Mullen and Peirne.
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CERT. Payne Two-base hts-speaker, Rig
CERT. Mcconnell. Threebase hi;-wayner
Sacrifice hit-Gardner. Sacrifice ny-Engle
stolen bases-Mcconnell. Rlgsert Double
plny-Wagner TO Yerkes 10 Engle. Left on
bases-Boston. 5. Chicago. s Hits-On
Baker, In Innings on Young. . in In
ming First base on bal!s-On Baker. !; on
Pane. ! struck out-By Baker. 3. by Pape
3; By Young. !. First base on errors-Bos-
tor. l; Chicago. /. Time o: game, l;s- TIM
pires. O'I.oushlin and Dlneen.
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TARS "COME BACK
AND WIN FINAL GAME.
Dobson is Pitted Against Poo-McCabe is
Benched and Owner Bradley is Ordered
From Payer's Bench by Fender
Richmond,

out TO he visiting players bench to
uuie. thinss' and ne was ordered from
the field by Pender. The score:
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--------
Victory for. PElOnnise

Tremblay, France, July 26.-The Prix
tnpnsuer race here to-day was won
by w. X. Vanderbilt's Polonaise
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Chalmers
w. MOTOR CARS
Gordon Motor! ompmry
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA

1y Hamilton. /; by Nelson. i. Wild pitch
1 SroGkett. Time of game. 2:Is Umpires,
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Washington, IL; Detroit. 5.
Boston. 3; Chicago, l.
Philadelphia. 6; Cleveland. 5.
ST. Louis, z: New York. c (first game)
st. Louis. 1; New York. (second
game).
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u'''II'"T TNuTIN--'@ HFVhdEu. SCHUWH ",
Hoffman, Tinker. Archie. Cole. Spratt and
Miller. Two-base hits-Hofran. Sheckard.
Tenney. Tinker. Three-base hlts-Gowdy and
Zimmerman. Home run-schulte. stolen
bases-Tinker te). Left on bases-Chicago
IL; Boston. 5. First base on balls-Or Cole
B. of Perdue 4. Struck out-By Cole S: by
Perdue 3 Time of game. I55. EMPIRES
KLEIN and Brennan.
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DAY IN THE BIG LEAGUES
RESULTS YESTERDAY
NATIONAL.

Pittsburg. IL: Brooklyn, /.
Cincinnati, 3; New York. 5.
st. Louis, 4; Philadelphia. 6.
Boston. /; Chicago. l (first game).
Boston, 2; Chicago, I (second game)
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base hits-Batcs Murray. Mathewson and
Doyle Threc-base hits-Devore. Mitchell
pates bescher. Sacrifice hits-Snod gras IS
90. Wiltse. Hobiltzel. Stolen base-Doyle
Left on bases-New York. s. Cincinnati =
Hits-of W!tse, in 7l-3 innings: off Ma
thcwson. In / pa innings First base on
balis-Om wiltse. /. Struck out-By Wiltse
3; by Gaspar (. Hit by pitcher-By Gaspar
(Merkle. Fletcher). Time OF game 4
hours Umpires tombstone and Eason
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Richmond, 1; Norfolk, =.
L!nchburS, 3; Ronnole. 1.
nnnHilIc, =; Petersburg, 4 tcn in
ninsst.
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STANDING OF THE CIUBs
TO-DAY

TO-DAY
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
st. Louis al New York
Detroit at Washington.
Chicago at Boston.
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WHERE THEY

Boston al Chicago.
New York at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
Philadelphia a ST. Louis.
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SECOND GAME.


'Flahcrty GU; for interfering
tBatted for Kaiser in seventh.
Score hv innings.
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Cincinnati.
New York.

'Batted for Gaspar in ninth.
tDevore. left field and right field
MURRAY right field and left fe,d
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Chicago.
Boston.

Totals ...35 3 Is Z Totals 20 y -
'Batted for Baker In eighth.
fBatted for Young In ninth.
l.x.
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Cleveland
PHILADELPHIA.

Iotais ...Sl 10 ~ 10 Totals -.
'Batted for James In ninth.
tBatted for Morgan in second.
Score by innings
Norwich bulletin., 1911-01-30
VIEWS AND VARIETIES
Clever Sayings

Mugsins-oh, I'm tired of life! Have you @ pistol you can lend me? Bug gins--No; but ! can let you have s chafing dish.-Philadelphfa Record.
 Why was Binks put out of the and was disqualified for unnecessary roughness. Record.
 Waiter Gin cheap restaurant)- Scrambled eggs are 15 cents and ome- let is 20 cents. Guest-What is the difference? Waiter (yawning)-Five cents.-Boston Globe.
 Olive-Oh, psllawi I've made a blot on a letter Pm writing to George. Vio- let-Never mind, dear. Just draw 8 ring around it and he'll think its a kiss.-Judge.
 Lend a hand. Hiram, and help alderman ketch his own pig. Pm out of politics for good."-Louisville Cou- rier- Journal.
 Here, son, is a dime. Now. let us see how long you can keep it in your pocket" ''Oh, psl1aw pa! whats the use trying to break the record with a little thing like a. dime ?'-Chicago Record Herald.
 CalIer-Here's 8 funny thing for your paper. I've walked in with it several weary miles. Editor-Theres such a thing as carrying 2. joke too far.-KanSas City Journal.
 You are building very handsome house." said the adTnirfng friend. Yes" replied Dustin Stax, ''but you ought tS see the one tho contractor is going t4 build with the profits" ashingtoR Star.
 'Yes. he snapped an un1oaded pistol at his mother in -iaw.'' Another Nn- loaded pistol fool! What explanation did he give?" He said he thought ii was loaded-"-HoHston Post
 Jinks-Your dog bit my nlother-fn fn- law yesterday. Bfnks-Well, I sup pose you have come to collect darn- ages. How much do you want? links Nothing. I've come to buy the dog. Club Fellow.
 Answer me, Clara,' he said, fin g. moment of passion. T can bear this suspense no longer.'' Answer hiyr, Clara" echoed the old man in the hall, thinking of the coal and gas bills, "T can't bear this expense much longer.' -Tit-Bits.
 When you punish your boy, do you spring that old one on him about how you are only doing it because you love him p We have friend who tried that once and his boy answered.: If I were big enough, dad. I'd return your love'!"-Cleveland Plain Dealer.