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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1911-07-06
COM MON VIRTUES.

We need TO produce not genius,
not brilliancy. but the homely,
commonplace, elemental virtues.
The reason we won in l776. the
reason that in the great trial
from 1861 to 1865 this nation
rang true metal. was because
the average citizen had in him
the stuff out of which good citi-
zenship has been made from
time immemorial. because he had
in him courage. honesty. COM
mon sense. Brilliancy and gen
ius? Yes, IL we can have them
in addition to the other virtues.
II not. II brilliant genius comes
without the accompaniment of
the substantial qualities of char
acter aud soul. then II is a men
ace to the nation. If II comes in
addition to those qualities. then.
of course. we get the great gen
eral leader. we get the Lincoln,
we get the man who can do more
than any common man can do.
But without ii much can be
done.-Theodore Roosevelt.
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R0BBER AS SOCIETY MAN.
Postoffiee inspectors Say Fay Wa'
Realty Dealer.

Postofice inspectors have identified
Eddie Fay. now serving a sentence OF
ten years Ia the federal penitentiury
at Atlanta. Ga. AZ X. r. Cummings.
for several years well known In TIA
coma Wash. In Tacoma the burglar
was known as AN investor and real
In society and was respected and liked
by the business men who knew him.
So far ny the postal inspectors have
learned. Fay's life while he was known
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Presbyterian.

Services next Sunday as usual.
Rev. l.. II. Mccormick will occupy
the pulpit. Special music. You are
invited. S. A. Parker, pastor.
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Catholic

For special reasons the Catholic
services will be postponed until Sun
day, July 16. l.. Marx, S. M
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Latter Day Saints

Services on Sunday as follows:
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Regular
services at p. m. All are invited.
David Nelson, Bishop.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-18
GIANTS IN SECOND PLACE

New York. August l7.-By capturing
both ends of double header with Gin
cinnau here to-day, while Pittsburg
was losing in Brooklyn, the Giants
tok second place in the National League
race. Both games We're one sided. New
YORK taking n early lead in each and
'apidiy running Up big scores In the
hfst game keete was batted hard. while
Ames pitched well. Smith proved easy
FOR the Giants in the second game.
yieidlng five passes and four hits in
the hrst inning. which were good Cor
SIX runs Thereafter the locals SCORED
frequently. The game was called in
the eighth inning on account Of DARK
ness Scores.
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LEAGUE NAGNATES
TO ASK NEW DEAL

Indianapolis, Ind, August lit is
the popular belief here that tn.
American Association baseball mag
mates VIII refuse 10 renew the ten.
year agreement now in existence
among clubs in the National Associa
IGN Of professional baseball clubs.
which expires September c. 1t is
claimed that the agreement works a
great disadvantage 10 the clubs in the
association
The American Association club own.
ers object 10 being placed on the same
footing with the Southern Associa
ton and Western and Pacific Coast
Leagues, for the reason that. IL is as
serted. these clubs do not have much
more than half OF the playing popula.
ton that the association teams have
These clubs, II is held. are handi-
capped in building UP winning teams
since they are unable to compete with
the major league clubs in buying in
the market, and they are practically
prohibited from placing PROMISING
material with teams in smaller leagues
II is understood the American Asso.
citation VIII demand that they be
| placed on a more equal footing with
! the American and National League
teams, or they will refuse to continue
uhder the present agreement
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CAROLINIANS TO
PL AY BASEBALL
Transforming Trip Has Many
Cities in Itinerary-May
Play Richmond.

Greensboro n. c., August 1.-THE
".An Stars" of the Carolina Association,
team composed Of the hest players
in that organization, will make a barn
storming trip Immediately after the
playing season is over, going as far
North as New York City on the iaunt.
The team will oe managed by L. Nu-
gent an umpire Of the league The
start North viii be made September 6.
Many games have already been ar
ranged with teams in the Virginia
League and some OF the fastest teams
in Baltimore, Washington, philadelphia
and New York. Games are pending
with Richmond. although il is expected
that little diitculty will he had in this
direction.
There are still few open dates be-
| tween September 7-l6, and any one
interested may write To r. Nugent
Greensboro. " c.
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MANY ENTRIESFOR
WARRENTONS SHOW
Especial TO The Times-Disna,o,

S4'i! " 1 ne lines DISPATCH
Warrenton. Va. August 1.-THE
Robin Adair cup, offered annually bv
Mrs Blair Johnson, OF Warrenton. for
the winner in the pony saddle class.
inc G. w. Smith memorial plate. given
ny the Horse Show Association. for the
winner in the Corinthian class and a
cup for the winner of the polo class
in the Warrenton horse show. which
VIII take place August 20 80 ana 81
are being exhibited. These prizes are
IN addition to the cash prizes of more
than $4,000. which will be awarded.
II Is expected that the 1911 show for
Warrenton will be a record breaker.
as the entry list, which closed on the
18TH instant. is we'll filled by number
OF notable lovers of sport. There are
ittY-one classes this season The
grounds. which are second to none in
the state. are in perfect condition. and
the grandstand has recently been over
nauled and put in prime condition.
Many improvements have been made on
the property. which will insure the
comfort of the visitors. Manager Blair
Johnson is working INCREASINGLY for
the interest and welfare of the show,
and all indica lions point to the best
show of the season"
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sNEAR-CELLAR CHAMPS
CRIMP HOPEFUL TARS
w allace's Luck Proves Turning Point Of Game,
and Colts Could Not Be Checked After That.
Hogue Let Up After Game Was Cinched

opened he gave a few instructions ant
I consequently BLOCK worried Hogue out
OF -four bad ones Then Mr. Block
I MED himself to second without moles-
tation. and counted when Wallace, could
| Just set the tips of his fingers on Cur
us slam to the clubhouse for three
: cushions That made it one and one.
and George was by no means content.
Here is where Wallace shore Ii,t.e
bit more. He led OFT with his usual
swat and also pilfered Our new.
round friend Charles brought him over
win drive which hit high on right
/ heid fence-note the right heid-prob.
aoIy the Very longest hit in that di-
Tecti On ever nude in the lot Note
now That the Colts again took the lead
at and /.
Some Good Fielding.
Norfolk nearly Won the game in tho
NTH with succession of drives which
looked good FOR more than the two
winch crossed, and only clever de-
lersive work held down the .ota.
Wall hit and was emulated by !sabb
and Block Bobby was caught at the
plate when k!rcher got life On the
choice. and both Kircher and Babb
scored on Blocks tap over second
which Priest came very near grab
bling. These two gave the Tar, the
lead. which they held until the close
of the sixth.
Maths. Wallace and Martin scored
for Richmond in the banner box of
the afternoon Maths started With
hit to Babb. which he was unable to
handle fast enough Vail let loose
with fast breaker which Wallace
tried to dodge. and then came the i'm
pact which turned the tide ot the
game. Babb and Dodge were both up
playing for sacrifice. Arthur's luck
came to the front and the leather
rolled away to left centre. Martins
hit scored Maths and put Arthur on
third. and he walked in on Bobby's
wild heave. Cowan again delivered
and Martin was safe in port
More for Snfety.
To keep the lid down tight MATHS
and Wallace again scored in the
enth on hits and lase on balls. An
other pair was corrallcd in the eighth
on two bases on balls. q hit and an
out. Lucia and Hogue coming over.
Cowan's muff of Bakers throw in
the ninth gave Foiles q life. Vail
and Babb each hit. choking the has
socks. and Dodge wiped the slate
clean with a double to centre, but
was caught going to third on relav
from Maths 10 Martin to Baker. Walsh
had already died to Charles. and kirch-
er ended the game. flying to Maths.
The score:
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PETERSBURG WINS
THINNING GAME
Prettiest Contest Of Years Goes
to Coolers by q to 3
Score.
Especial TO The Times-pispatcb

Petersburg. Va, August i7.-For
twelve innings Petersburg and Roa-
noke fought the prettiest game of ball
seen in this city this year. Peters
burg kept the lead until the eighth
inning, when Roanoke scored, but the
Coolers came back with a run and
with two men out Booze drove a Inc
drive down first base for two bases,
and made third when the ball struck
Cefalu's leg and bounded off. With
he signalled TO Booze to come home,
and he hunted the ball just in front
OF the plate. Draper fell as he started
for the ball and threw it lying on the
ground. The throw was too late, and
Booze scored Vance and Draper both
pitched first-class ball. and barring a
few errors the game was the most
The score.
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BROOKLYN WINS
FROM PITTSBURG
IN NINTH INNING
Defeat OF Pirates Puts New
York Nationals in Second
Place.
CHICAGO STILL IN LEAD
Four Extra Players Used by
Superbas i'll Effort to
Take Game.
CHICAGO STILL IN LEAD

Brooklyn, y. Y. August 15.-After
the game had apparently been lost to
Brooklyn in the sixth by Wild pitching.
four passes. batter hit and single,
giving Pittsburg the lead, the locals
rallied in the ninth and won TO 4
Burger opened the final inning by
reaching first on Millcrs tumble. Two
passes filled the bases. Coulsons dou-
BILE. which Carey misjudged. sent Bar
ger and tunnel home with the tying
runs. and Zimmerman's single did the
rest Score.
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GRIFFIN PITCHES
EFFECTIVE BALL
Brooks Gets Poor Support, and
Danville Defeats Lynch
bl1rO
burg.

Especial to The Times Dis patch.1
Lynchburs, Va, August l7.-With
Griffin pitching very effective ball.
win men on the bases. and the locals
siving Brooks miserable support. Dan
Niile had no trouble taking the initial
came oil the hnal series of the season
between these teams here this after
noon The score was to 2.
Lynchburg had men left on the corn
ers IN each inning save the ninth. and
me FED soX each inning but the fifth.
The score
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EASTERN LEAGUE

de Al Providence. Toronto, 3. prov,.
renee g. g. Sailed in seventh allow To.
mo nt Bsaitimore' Rochester 6: Balu-
2 Al ie Jersey City: First game-Bufta,o.
falo. /: Jersey City. ?, ea''ie--suf-
g. ~ Newark: First game-Atontra,,
n Newark, Z. Second game-Montreeaaii
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halrraers
~ MOTOR CARS
Gordon Motor Motor! Company
SicHMoND. VIRGINIA
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA

IN base hit-Mlan Sacrifice h,t-ce,,-
Mcp- =; walker Double piay-John1on 20
Suhhih nam. Milan. c. Walker ie,, 81
bn ose Louis. 10; Washington. o Flr.t
Strvc On oatHs,on Johnson. 4: of Nelson
iar by pi,cher-By Nelson. 2 fM,lnn Gn. :.
hny Wiid pitehcs-Johnson. Nelson Passsd
pIneon apd Zine Time OF game. i:i5. umpifes'
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LEADERS LOSE TO BOSTON

Boston, Mass. August l7.-Boston.
tail-enders. outbatted Chicago, the
league leaders, and won a free hitting
contest to-day |. to s. Perdue let up
in the closing innings, and home runs
by Goode and Schultz, the latter's nine
teenth OF the season, were responsible
for most of the runs. The batting of
Sweeney. Donlin and Jackson was not
hln Scnrc.
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GUY linn Sold to u,cb,and.-.

Wilmington, Del, August 1.-THE
Altoona Tri-State League baseball club
h3s sold Guy linn. left fielder. to the
New York Americans for $1,000. linn
will join the New York Americans af-
ter the Tri-State season closes on
September 6.
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SECOND GAME
Cincinnati.
Totals Ia? 81 10 S Totals "a lb az
'snodgrass, centre neld ana left neld

SCore BY lHhInsb. ?
Cincinnati Observation-Disclosures Oooooh
New York observation-disclosures 6iiss -
tGamc called account OF dnrkness,
summary: Runs-Mitcneil, Egan. Devo,.
Doyle, SnOdsrsss az. Becker f3J McriIo
Hetzog Deylin. Fletche. 49,. Wilson re
base hits-Bocker ~. Devlin Wilson So
stolen bases-Herzog murray. Double MAJ.
--Fistehef 10 Doyle Merkle; Mitchell to
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BOSTON DEFEATS DETROIT

Detroit. Mich. August 17-Boston
defeated Detroit to 3 to-day in the
opener OF three-g game series The
winning run was made IN the ninth.
when Hendrickson's drive escaped
Jones and Went for a triple scoring
Pape In batting practice before the
game Sam Crawford stopped a foul tip
with his face. and may be out OF the
game for several days. Score;
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hooIitzel to ESan. Left on bases-New
York. 5; Cincinnati. :. FRS, base on errors
New New York. :; Cincinnati, l. First base on
na!is.OH Crandail, !; or Smith. s. struck
out-By era -r.ll. 1; by Smith. ,. Wild pitch
smith. Tine OF game. IN Umpires Rig
Ter and F!nneran. 40
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

At Albany: Albany, 5: Columbia. A..
At Macon: Macon, 4 Savannah, O.
At Jacksonville: Jacksonville. /: S.
a. l., s.
ton. 5.
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ATHLETICS ADD
TO THEIR HOLD
ON FIRST PLACE
Win Both Games of Double
Header From Chicago
Americans.
DETROIT LOSES TO BOSTON
Errors of White Sox and Oppor-
tune Hitting Give Games TO
Philadelphia.
DETROIT LOSES TO BOSTON

Chicago. ILL.,. August 17.-Chicag COS
errors, coupled with opportune hitting
by Philadelphia, resulted in the visitors
winning both games OF double header
here to-day, TO l and to l. respect
lively. Scores:
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Boston
c liicago.

Chicago ..........000
summary: Runs-Swcency (2J. B.idwel
Jackson 80, Don!!5. lngerton. Mcdonald.
harden 90 Perdue. Schultz 3d. Tinker
shean, Doyle, Goode. Mcintyre rwo-hase
hts-sweeney. Jackson. Schulte DOYLE,
Goode. Gowdy, Mcintyre (2D Three Sc
nit-Swseney Home runs-Donlln Goode
schultz Sacrifice hit--Br!dweI SacrInce
hy-Doyle. Stolen base-.Gowdy IS3ubl.a
pIaNs-boy!e TO Tinker TO SAFER: Bridweu 10
,<owdy. Left on bases-Boston. s. Chicago
l. Hts-Oa Richter. 1 in 2-3 innings; oil
MCINTYRE. y in sl-S innings. FRS; base on
pd!!s.On Richter. 2; of pcrduc J. Struck
out-hy Richter J. by Mcintyre. !: by Per-
due. l. Passed ball-Rariden Time Of
game los Ump!res tombstone and Eason
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

wa AT milwaukee,; Minneapolis, 7; Nil.
wife Ait Louisville; Toledo. o: LOUIS
lu mf lnd dian IndIanapolis.co.
pat At Kansas City: First gan.s,
rani. .: Kansas City. T. Second 49,
st Paul, 6; Kansas City, Q s'm'
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FORD is A PUZZLE

Cleveland, Ohio, August 17.-Cleve-
land was defeated by New York s to Q,
Cleveland finding Ford a puzzle with
men on bases. The batting of Daniels,
Jackson and Cree featured Score:
CIeYeIand N.xr N.-I
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PHILADELPHIA DEFEATED

Philadelphia. Pa. August list.
Louis, in splendid exhibition in all
departments. easily defeated Philadel-
phia to-day to o. Manager Bresna-
nan OF st. Louis, who was spiked on
the wrist In yesterdays game. was too
III to leave his hotel. 1t will be at
ieast three weeks before he can again
play. Score:
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

At Nashville: Nashville, ]; Mont
At Chattanooga: Chattanooga, 2;
New Orleans, g.
At Atlanta: Atlanta. 3; Mobile. 2
AT Birmingham: Birrnin gham-Mem-
phis. not scheduled
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summary lWO- DaSe hitS-BOOc,
Anthony. Spencer. Presley Double
plays-Howeden, Guihcen and Keliher,
Busch. Guiheen and Keliher. Shields
Setalu and Presley. Bases on balls
Off Vance .: Draper. ?. Left on bases
Petersburg. ;: Roanoke. s. Hit by
pitched halls-Howedell T!tman
Struck out-By Vance. 8: BY Draper. !.
Time OF game-2:20: Ump!res-Flynn
and Fender. Attendance-9o0
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-Rdn Tor wheat In eighth.
Score By innings: r.
P!ttsburG .......................2 o o o o Of
Brooklyn .....,........,.......oS 90 90 IS
summary: Euns--Byrne, Clarke, McCar-
tiny, Mckechnie I2), Gibson, Camnitz Too
ley BaTser, Hummel Davidson (2) Coul-
son t2l. Erwin. Two base hits--Ciarke. Too
ley. Coulson. Erwin. Three base hIt-Mllier.
sacrifice hy-Camnitz. stolen bases-Clarke
carey Mccarthy. Miller. Davidson. Double
p.dy-Cou!son TO Erwin. Left on bases
Pittsburs II. Brooklyn o. First base on
erTor-Pittsburg. !; Brooklyn /. Hits-oT
Burke, In Is innings. off Ferry. s In
2l-S innings. on Scanlon. in , "a innings;
of Camnitz. in 2-S innings. First base
or ba!!s-oh Burke 5: off Scan!on l. on
Camnitz. I. Struck out-By Ferry }; by
Camniiz 6. Hit by pitcher-T3y Scanlon 3
BNrne 80. Wild pitch-Camniiz. Time of
game. 2:l Umpires. Klein and Brennan.
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FOUR HITS OFF JOHNSON

st. Louis Mo-, August 17.-Johnson
held st. Louis to four scattered hits,
while his team mates nit the ball at
opportune moments, Washington shut
ting out the locals 5 to 0. Gust made
his debut at first base for the home
team Score.7a
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Totals ..2s ogI7 Totals ...3i i? n
'Hendr!ckson right field

score by innings: r.
boston ..''....................o1 oiolo oI-f
DetFo!t ...''.-..................l o o q o %
Summary; Runs-Lewis Gardner (3). pan.
Eush 90. Delehanty. Two-base h!i-Cobb.
Three-oase ht-Hendriekson. Home run
Lewis sacrifice hits-Carrigaa. OLcary I3)
Bush Stolen bases-Cobb. Gardner. Double
piays-Baumsnn to Delehanty; MulIin to
Delehanty. Left on bases-Boston Z: De-
tToit IL. Hits-on Pape. io in SI-3 innings:
of Wood. in 20 inning. First base on err
rors-Eoston. !; Detroit. /. First base on
oaIls-on Mull!rf {: of Pape. s. Struck out
BY Mu!!ln. l. Time OF game. 2:o5. Um-
plres, Egan and Evans
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FIRST GAME.
Totals 80 q IS Totals 80. n IL .
j. Collins. nr.t base.
tBatted for sullivan In eighth
re. Collins. second base.

Score by innings; r.
Chicago .......................ooo oil
Philadelphia ...................0 o J o 0 o o.
summary: Runs-WsIsh. Oidring. Murphy.
McInnis Two-hase hit-McInnis. Sacrifice
hiis-J. Collins. Murphy. Double plays
oldring to Lapp: Baker to McInnis. Left
base on balls-On walsh. i: on Coombs. !.
Struck out-By Coombs, &: by Walsh g.
Wild pitch-Walsh. Time OF game l:i2
EMPIRES. Parker and Sheridan
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AMERICAN.

Washington. 5: ST. Louis. %.
Boston. 4 Detroit. g.
New York. 6; Cleveland. 2.
Philadelphia. 3: Chicago. (hrst
game).
Philadelphia. 81 Chicago. tsecond
gane).
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DanyiiIe.

summary Two-base hits--McDonne
and Jackson. Three base hft-Criffin
9aerihee hlts-Woolums (a). Bruck and
oackson Stolen bases--Woolums,
hauim imam and Hudgins. Base on balls
on BROOKS. /. Left on bases---Lynch-
purg' .; Danvne. o. Hit by pitched
.an-Hudeins. Struck out-by Brooks.
=, NY Griffin. g. limo. 1:4s. Umpire,
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st, Lnufs
PHILADELPHIA.

Totals ...35 10 .25 Is Totals "a 500 :
Maeee out. HIT by. battcd ball.
IBatted for Spencer in eighth
:Batted FOR Moore in eighth
Score by innings:
81 -, LOUIS. :......................2 0o0l0lo 81
ss',nac!phia :,................ % . 0 0o o %
summary: Rurs-HuErins i). OaIkes -,
hohetchy. steele t2). Two-base hIts-uur
GINS 0akes Smith. poolan. Steele. Konet
sns' Maeee; Three base hit-Smith Sacri-
TIshSndns; oakes. Left bases-St Louis s:
n,,;s ,phia. First base on error--st'
i.ouis' J. First base on balls-oN st.ai.
= OF Moore. 81 off Rowan l. strmct go,
by steele, I; by Moore. 3. Hlts-on Moore
1.iin innings of Rowan. ? in inninS
CH'." Ptcnes-Rowan t2). Passed bali
O 0I5,er' Tine OF game. 2:o Umpires
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Inc sNNrc NN !NNINss. II,
Norfolk Observation-Disclosures o o q 3-6
summary: Two-base hit-Martin. Three
base hits-Curris. Charles. Double play--Mar-
tin TO Cowan. Left on hasrs-Richmond, s:
Norfolk. {, Hit by pitched ball-Babb. Wild
pitch-Nail. Time OF game. 1855. Umpires.
Verhoui and Poole. Attendance. LOO.
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iluTtu. score
S.- vi.

Totals ...36 10 q Is Totals :. .s3 Ii 81 IL o
sBatted for Gregg in sixth.
tBatted for Fisher In ninth.
tBatted for Kaler in ninth.
Score by Innings: r.
Cleveland ......................o 90 oil 00l-2
New york;. 81 o 2 1-6
summary; Runs-Turner. Easterly. DAN
.els (2), Wolter. Chase (2I Cree Two ba Sc
hits-Jackson (o). Turner. Cree. Daniels
Three-base hits-Jackson. Easterly Cree
Woltcr, Daniels. Sacrifice hit-wolter. Sac
rifce fes-Cree, Wolter. Stolen bases-Tur-
ner (2). Wolter, Daniels Cree Hts-Off
Gregg. in innings: off Kaler. In 8 In
nings. First base on balls-On Gregg 9; off
Ford. ]. Struck out-By Gregg. 8; by Kaler
/; by Ford. 1. First base on error-New
York. !. Left on bases-Cleveland, g. New
York. g. Wild pItch-Kaler. Time OF game
hours. Umpires, O'Loughlin and Mullin
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DAY IN THE BIG LEAGUES
RESULTS YESTERDAY
NATIONAL.

pittsburg. 7;Br ooklyn. S.
Chicago, S; Boston. IL.
St Louis. 4: Philadelphia. 0.
Cincinnati, A. New York, 10 (iirst
same).
game. eight inn!ngs).
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Murphy. Thomas. Bender. Home run-Old
ring saer!hse hii-Mcconneli. Double play
so. 6: Philadelphia s. Hts-or j. Baker.
In inningt. on Mogrdge. in Innings
First base on balls-on J. Baker. 3: OF Ben
der. i Struck out-By ]. Baker. 5: by Ben
der 6: by Mogrdge, J. i'd pitch-J
Baker. Passed ball-krei,z Time o. game
L'i@ UmpiTes. Parker and Sheridan.
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CAROLINA ASSOCIATION

ae At Anderson; spartanburg. 5; An.
,s AT winston Salem: Winston Salem,
hort charlotte; Charlotte. 2: Greens.
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WHERE THEY

Chicago at Boston.
Cincinnati at New York.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
St Louis at PHILADELPHIA.
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summary: Runs-Bescher Bates. Ml,chaI
Marsans. Doyle. Snodgrass (2). Becker C9J
Merkie tSl, Her2oy. Fletcher Two-base his
bates. Herzog. Fletcher (2l. snodgrass,
MltcheU Three base hits-Besoher DOVE
home run-Herzog. Sacrifice nv-Rai. 81
stolen base-Fletcher. Double pIays-IIer.
COG to MeTkie: Fletcher to Doyle 10 MerkIe
!:eit on bases-New York. g. Cincinnati :
Hts-On keefe, IL in innings: off Huinnb
ries, In innings First base on balIs"0r,
Arnes, 3: off Keefe. ?. Struck out-Tsv An,as
:: by keete, l. Time az game. /? hours
Ump!rcs. Rigler and Finneran
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FIRST GAME.

Totals 81 II q 10 Totals 81 ls p IL
'Batted for Kecfe in seventh
tBatted 70. HUMPHREYS in ninth
Score hN innInrs
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Totals ...2S = 81 ? Totals 80 Il 81 10
None ont when winning run was scored.
fBaited for Scanlon in eighth.
IRAN FOR Wheat in eighth.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
TODAY

FLA1 TODAY
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York at Cleveland.
Boston at Detroit
Washington at st. Louis