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sfagee Must Apologize.

.Refore .ts-inay .Eetnst3 ssa<s .Se.ttssea viii
he asked and required to give out
an Interview TO all the philadelphia
papers. admitting that Umpire Fin
ns1a-n, ati, not ltsa. pEaGanal Languages
to him. as charged and declaring
that his previous statement to that
effect was false, This la no more
than fair. for If Fiuneran had said
on the field what 1t was alleged
that he did say. and what the Off
Gals OF the Philadelphia club tried
to make the public believe he said.
he would have been equally guilty
with Magee, whose offense in that
case would have been readily con-
doned. It was this false and unfair
attempt to make the poor umpire thu
goat for the assault which reused
the president of the league to in
fiet supreme penalty. Now that Ma
gee is willing to apologize for his
charges and admit their falsity he
viii be dealt with ieniently and will
be back in the game very shortly
Cincinnati Enquirer.
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RALPH ROSE IN TRAINING
FOR NEXT OLYMPIC GAMES

SAN FRANCISCO. August S.-De-
sirous of making the next American
Olympic team, Ralph Rose, the
champion shot putter at the various
weights is coming cut OF his shell
to prepare for the iron sphere event
in the 1912 Swedish games. Rose is
a member of the Olympic Club of
San Francisco. He hasn't really any
one to contend against on the coast.
Joe Horner. of Michigan. has quit
athletics. and even IL he decided to
come back he won't trouble Rose.
Rose holds all kinds OF records
in the. shot put. He established the
worlds record with put of ST. feet
in San Francisco back in 1909. He
won his event in the London Olympic
games without the least bit of
trouble.
The San Franciscan is credited with
81 feet I inches for the s-pound.
81 feet inches for the IL. 81 feet
6 3-S inches for the IA, 43 feet 8 la
inches, for the IS. 40 feet as inches
for the 81 and as feet SIS inches
for the "a. besides his worlds rec
ord put with the 16
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Totals
New York

Totals .....,aS Is - Is >
Score by innings IL.
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Catcher Klein Joins PbilIle4.

DETROIT MICH, August 7.-
Eddie Klein. 8 Detroit catcher who
has done coed wGrk for the EntverS
sty Of Missouri baseball team In tho
last two seasons. viii join the Phila@
delphta Nationals soon. for emergency
duty. Acting Manager Doolin has
asked him To help out during the
absence OF Manager Doom. While the
s4onngstef is not ripe for the major
league bali. he would be handy man
TO have around IL another Philade1s
phia catcher was hurt. -s.9.-,.e- ,-..--...
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own game away

Four prizes have been donated by
The Richmond virginian for the So
ctahilify run down the new PENN
sula highway Saturday. August ~
The FIRST two prizes consist OF a
handsome siissr cup ard an automa-
bile hamper. completely equipped
with china. and the other necessarles,
including .tsserraes fywtttes te rsfa}ee an
ideal outfit for wayside meal
The TWO second prizes consist OF
an automobile trunk of the most APP
proved design and thermos lunch
outfit. including bottles and lunch
box in leather castings.
The winners OF the prizes will have
their choice in accordance to the
ruling of Mr.. II. Grim Peck, the
referee of the race.
Az the entries consist Of two
classes. touring cars and runah bouts,
the car in either class that corn es
nearest to the standard time set
by the scout car. which viii go over
the route, in advance, Will have first
choice.
The run is conducted under the
auspices OF the Committee on Con-
tests and Tours of the Richmond
Automobile Club and permission for
holding It has heer granted by the
contest board of the A. A \.
The run will celebrate the open
Ing of the new peninsula highway.
The start will be at the JeHer-
son hotel. Richmond, and the finish
at the Warwick hotel, Newport News,
At Williamsburg the tourists Will
be met by a delegation from New
port News, which will escort the
visitors TO that city.
All who wish to enter the run may
do so by Ming out the accompany
ing coupon and mailing 1t to the
Automobile Editor of The Richmond
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PRIZES FOR SOCIABILITY RUN
automobile Trunk and Beautiful Automobile
dbyRt
b

noted IN spaces on cards. The actual
time consumed in making the run
will be computed from these figures.
Tho time consumed in the various
delays will he allowed TO the CON
testant, So that he with not be obliged
Ia ''scQrch" in order tn reg Ell ;, ], Il.
destination by certain time Ac-
tual running time only is taken into
consideration. not the total time on
: tsat Toad T9 seally enjoy, "a run vjg
this Kind, speeding is not To be in.
dulged in, for arrival at destination
too early is just as bad as arrival
too late.
Cars viii he divided into two
classes, touring cars and runabouts.
The former has tonneau and capa :
bity for four or more passengers AS
runabouts are classed all cars OF two.
three or four passenger capacity,
without tonneau, Touring cars 10
carry at least four passengers, and
runahouts u carry at least two pas
sengers. or ballast at the rate Of le5
pounds per passenger,
Four prizes In all are offered, ona
first and one second in each class.
The car making the run in the near
est approximate time to the time es-
tahlished, in each class, IL the win
ner for that class. the second best
time. in each class, wins the second
prize. or the two flrsts, the one most
closely approSimating the set time
Will have first choice 81 the first
prizes, the other first prise to 60 to
the first in the other class. The sec
ond prizes VIII 20 awarded in the
same way.
Drivers will see that all blanks are
filled out on their running cards 80
that the refpree can make hts rennrt
soon after the run Is finished.
1t Is hoped that the members OF the
party will not lose sight OF the fact
that in this case the first one 70 ar
rive may lose his chance OF winning
by getting in too early.
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Colts Lose Agan-~Athletics Make Big Gain Over Detroit
ATHLETICS MAKE BIG GAIN
OVER TIGERS IN FLAG RACE
Latter DRIP 7ao York While the PHILADELPHIA Tear
Doans the White Sor Washington Beats ST. Louis and Red
S0N Defeat Maps HOOPER Starring VIII Bat

Score by innings:
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Rec, so. Down Mans.

BOSTON August s--The Red Sox
came behind in the seventh inning
to-day and Icy breaking through
Falkenherg guard nosed out VIC
tory over Cleveland, s to E The
Maps hit k(lliiay hard enough 10 win
an ordinary game bat FaIkenbers 3
explosion spilled the beans. Hooper
was batting phenom IF the com
rat with record Of triple, a double
and b brace Of singles In four times
up Gardner was not far behind
HIM with two triples and single.
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BAY CITY. MICH. August 81
The Chicago National League man-
aeement has secured gxe. days ops
7tfon on Pitcher Leroy and Third
Raseman Evans, Of the BAY City,
South Michigan team The Boston
American management has been ne-
gotiatins for Evans, but the Cubs
have first chance. Leroy is the In
dian who recently pitched a no-hit
game against Lansing. He has been
tried out IN the big leagues but has
been sent back to the minors.
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COLTSLOSE TO LYNCHBURG
D.
PETERSBURG
SHUTS OUT DANVILLE TEAM
hunched three hits

ter the locals had punched three hits
and registered twice in the first in
ming, Vance frightened and gave up
but two singles during the remain
der of the game.
Petersburg started scoring in the
sixth. Booe led off with a double 10
right and advanced to third on Gut
heen's hit The first runner scored
on Anthony's grounder TO short. and
Guihecn came in when Block threw
Wild TO third.
A base on balls. an error and a hit
brought in the winning run in the
ninth
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lspecial ID The RLchmond Nirglnian.l

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian.)
LYNCHBUKG. VA, August s.
After Richmond took a four run lead
in the first two innings, by hard hit
ting, Brooks se1tied down and the
shoemakers came from behind, win
ming to 4. Brooks was found for
seven hits. four of them being doubles,
in the first two innings. After that
he changed from wet to dry delivery
and four scattered hits was the total
for the remainder Of the game. The
work of Catcher Bien, for Lynchburg.
was the real fielding feature of the
game.
Hanks developed another streak Of
wiidness in the third, and he was dis
placed by Hogue, who was hit freely.
ThA score.
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Totals
[ ievcfand.


"Fatted Tor Turner IN ninth.
"'Batied for Handing In ninth.
Srpra hg innings
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Boston.
Totals -.......30 o
Score by innings

batted for Weaver In eighth.
1ihclnnau -...-..-a @ o | 0oi1 II
hoston .........o o 0 o 0 0 90
TWO hase hit-Fgan. Three base hit
-Altler hits--Of Weaver, /: off
IieHer, :. Sacrifice hits-Esmond.
hfldweH Stolen hases--Bescher, Jack
SON Double piays-Gaspar to Dow
ney 70 aoeiltzeili Jackson to King to
by Weaver, 4; by Pfeffer. ! Base an
paiis-otf Gaspar. .; off Weaver. 8:
on Pfeffer, l. Hit by pitcher-By
Weaver, I. Passed bali-Kling. Left
on bases=-Cincinnatl II; Boston. S.
mpires, klgler and Finneran. Time.
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Tigers blank Feds

TANNIILE. VA. Aug. k--EoanoKA
whitewashea Dauyille te-day. al
though outhatted by the locals, win
ming the game in the fourth Griflu's
only bad innings. The champions
got eleven hits. bat each time they
looked dangerous. Jap Edrd tight
encd up. Five times tha champs
had two men on bases and four times
with bat one out, but the needed hit
did not come.
Griffin threw his own game away.
He opened the fourth by walking
Shauehnessy. Presley sacrificed and
McCauley VAS an easy out. Cooper
was given his base. and when he at
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PhiIl;cs Are Druhhed

PITTSBGRG. Aug S.-The Quak-
ers fell before Ferry ana were blank
ed, 10 to o. the local tWirler had
them at his mercy when a. hit would
mean a run. The Pirates tried out
a new first haseman, Keene. from
the Uhin S1a1a Ieas-na--l hurt HIM
self in the nth ana was compelled
to retire. He made favorable i'm
preston while in the game Clarke.
Wilson and Gibson Tfd in batting
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Standing OF Clubs.
W here They Play To-Day.
81 Louis at Washington
Detroit at New York
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Boston

NEW YORK. Aug S.-The Yanks
came To lie today and took both
games OF the double header from the
myers. In the first game Cobb came
near 10 spIlling the beans III the last
inning by lamming a liner for right
Held, but Chase happened to get in
the way and nlpped it.. Jones was on
second al the time and Crawford up
after Cobb.
chase scored two of the Yankee
runs and had three hits one Of them
triple.
In the first inning OF the second
Cobb doubled and by some great run
ming ana fluky decision by Mullin
scored the only run the Tigers got in
the game. y had throw hy Bush and
timely single TO lett by HartzeiI
enabled cree and knight TO score for
the fanks in the second. Goth was
retiFed for kicking on a close decision
Ar he thifd. inning
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Standing of Clubs.
Where They Play To- Day.
Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at Cincinnati.
BROOKLYN at st Lou

CHICAGO, Aug. S.-The Cubs took
the second game Of the series from
the Giants. 9 to /, this afternoon.
Richie was the main squeeze in the
fast and clean cat battle. Lou was
SO fast that the Giants stepped on
his feet to slow him down in order
to get one run. The toe-smashing
stunt was an accident. In the eighth
Larry Doyle's double and single
by Snodgrass counted the Giants only
tally. A pass to Archer and zim =
triple in the fourth wen the game
a double jointed error by Doyle and
Becker scored another in the seventh
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BROOKLYN Beats Cardinals

ST. LOUIS. Aug. s.-Brooklyn won
from ST. Louis to-day. 10 o. Har-
mon pitched good ball but his eppo-
nents were unable to hit knetzer. who
held the locals safe all the way. Har-
mons attempt to pick Wheat Off first
in the fourth resulted in wild throw,
and Hummels single scored him
Wheat,s single and steal in the ninth.
coupled with Coulson's single, scored
the second run.
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rulpeper Beats Athletics.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.I
CULPEPER, VA. August S.--Cul.
pepper witnessed a most exciting game
of baseball this afternoon between
the home team and the Athletics
of Charlottesville. At the end OF the
game the score stood; Culpeper. 81
Charlottesville. A. Batteries for Char
lottesviile, Chewing and White: Ben
and Garth. Batteries for CuipepeT:
Strother and Cottingham. Umpire,
T. w. Hooper
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WASHINGTON. y. G.. August g.
Pitcher Nelson. of the Browns. lasted
but one inning to-day. The Sens-
tors scored six runs In the opening
round on four hits, two bases on
balls and a batter hit and had little
difficulty in winning the game, 10
To G. Hamilton, who relieved Mel
SON was puzzle until the seventh,
Johnson took things easy and was
never in danger. a home run drive
by Walker. scoring Schaefer ahead Of
him. was the feature,
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PHILADELPHIA. Aug. s.-Three
long smashes. following base on
balls, helped the Athletics to-day and
the Sox fell before the champions.
to /. In the seventh. with the
bases full and one ball called on
him, Plank was yanked and a left
handler. Danforth by mamie. jumped
into the game and stopped the Sox,
In the Philadelphia half of the in
ming, a pass. triple and two dou-
bles Melted three runs.
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Efrglnisn or to DIR. Fl. w. Bassett.
chairman at the Committee on Con-
tests and Tours OF the Richmond
Automobile Cmh. los West Grace
street Richmond.
H Grim Pack. Secretary Treasurer
Of the Richmond Automobile Club, Will
fefe rec -tne ,race. -, -l-E -
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Harvard Loses Star pia yers.

CAMBRIDGE. MASS, Aug. s.
Harvard Will go into her gridiron bat
ties next fall minus two of her star
players. Dick Lewis and ''Dodo' Mi
not. who failed 20 pass their June ex-
aminatious. According to a statement
issued by Captain Fisher. of the eiev-
en-, to-day, neither Will return to col
iege in time TO he Of assistance to
the football team.
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Score by innings: r.
PHILADELPHIA ...0 0 0 0 @ 0 -
Chicago ...0 o 0 0 0 / 0-l
Two base hits-Baker, Barry,
Thomas, Callahan, Murphy Three
base hit-Mclnnis. Hits--OT Plank,
7 in Ia innings; off Danforth, 2
in "a of an inning. Sacrifice hits
II. Lord. Bodie, Payne. Oldring, Dan
forth. Stolen base-Callahan. Dou-
BILE plays-Collins to McInnis; Tame
hill to Mcconnell to J. Collins, Bodie
to PAINE. Struck out--By White, i.
by Danforth. 3. Bases on balls-Off
Plank, 3 of Danforth, /. Wild pitch
Plank Left on hases--Chicago, 10;
Philadelphia s. Umpires. Evans and
Egan Time. las. Attendance. 5000.
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DOCTORS BEAT CLoTHTERs
IN rESTfRSBI re GAME

Especial 70 The Richmond Nirginlanl
PETERSBURG VA. Aug. s.
There was plenty Of fGn-runs. hits and
errors. fairly running riot in the ga
this afternoon between the Doctors
and Clothiers the Doctors winning.
Is to IL In some things tho game
resem bled baseball. A neat sum Nas
realized for the Salvation Army
fresh air fund.
Score by innings r. H f
Doctors 10 , o q 0--l5 Is 8
Clothiers COOS 20 o 5 o-I2 10 10
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Reds whitewash Boston.

CINCINNATI. Aug. S--Gaspar
pitched magnificent bah against the
bostons to-day. holding the tail-end-
ers safe OF all times and shutting
them out with ease. weaver's mis-
takes cost him the game, two of his
SIN pasees resulting in Red taIlies.
Both teams PLAYED fast ban MrDon-
aid, Tenneys Buffalo recruit. played
a sensational game at third base for
Boston.
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to steal Catcher Mace threw
the bali to center field. Shaughnessy
scoring Singles by Titman. Shields
and Cefalu followed, netting two more
runs. In no other inning did Roa-
noke get more than one hit, and
never had another chance to score.
Both teams tfeided clearly. Roanoke
killing local chances by three fast
double plays.
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Petersburg Wins.

Especial % The Richmond Tirrfnian, )
NORFOLK. VA. Aug. s.-Busch end
his Coolers turned the tables on the
Tars to-day and won the second game
Of the series, 70 2
Vance and Joole were both IN fine
form, hut the visiting pitcher had a
little the better ct the argument. AZ
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Et.E u,
Booze. Three base hts-kircher. Dou-
Bile plays-Howedel to Guiheen TO
keliher. Base on balls--0ff Poole. ) ::
of Vance, .. Left on bases-Norfeikr
); Petersburg, = Hits--oH Poole. q;
of Vance. s. Struck out--By Poole,
g. by Vance. .. Time OF game, lao.
Umpires. Henderson and Wilson.
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The Brooklyn team was once known
as the Bridagrooms. Then accidents
on the surface lines caused the club
to be named the Trolley Dod9erM
Later on. under Ed Hanlon. theya.
became the Superbas. Since Broo1sAl
lyn has become part of New Yof1
city the term Little Brothers u go
times applied. ,slz
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Score by innings

Two base hits-Wilson f2). Beeie
Three base hits---Clarke. Lobert. Luz
derus. Hits-0ff Beehe, 6 in in
nings: off Ewing. s In 4 innings. Sac
rifce hits-Carey, Ferry. Miller nou-
Bile plays Wagner to Hunter, Wag-
ner TO Miller to Hunter. Struck out
By Ferry l; by Beebe. L. by Ew-
ing. ?. Bases on balls--on Ferry, / !.
eff Beehe, 4; eff Ewing 4. lEmnlres
Klein and Brennan. Time, 20l. AT
tendance. 1858.
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American League Scores.

New York, 6; Detroit, first
game.
New York, :, Detroit, / Second
game).
Washington, 10; ST. Louis. s.
Philadelphia, 4: Chicago. i.
Boston, 8; Cleveland, g.
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"'Batted for Handing In ninth
Score by innings: r..
Boston .......' ! ! q 7 > IS
Cleveland ...2 O o I o = o Ct
summary Two base hits-Hooper,
Speaker. Three base h,ts~~Hoopcr
Gardner f2l. Sacrifice hts~-Gunning
FalkenherR ga. Graney. Fisher
Stolen Stovall Lajoie. Jack
SON. Hooper. Engle. Double plays
Eigsert To Engle: Graney to I4ajoie.
Struck out--by Falkenberg, :; by
Killilay. 8: by Handing, q Base on
halls-~-hy Collins. l.: by Killilay. {
by Banding 9, Hit by pitched ball
Fisher, Jackson. Carrigan. Passed
balls-by Fisher. Empires. Dneen
and Perrine.. Time. 2:22. Attend
ance. $500.
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score by innings r.
New York .......0ooaoo0 10
Chicago .,.......,0 0 o % o.-5
Hits--Of Willse, 6 in : innings;
off crandall. none. Two-base hit
boyle. Three base hts--Schulte.
Zimmerman. Hoffman. Double play
H-erzog, Doyle and Merkle. Struck
out-By Wiitse, 4, by Crandallr l.;
hy Richie. . Bases on balls-DH
Richie, ?: off Wlitse. /, Hit by pitch
ed BALI. Doyle Left on bases
Mex York. g. Chicago, g. Umpires.
0Day and Emsie. Time. 1884
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RICHIE TOO MUCH FOR GIANTS
AND CUBS WIN SECOND GAME
lhree Goats Of Whedh MARI Other Games National L1ppe
the Pirates DrnbbHg the Qaakers Brooklyn Shutting out
ST Louis and the Reds Banking the Boston Ptgrims

/ I. Left on bases-Brooklyn, s. 81.
LOUIS, T. Cmpires, Eason and John
stone. Time. 133
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Totals
Richmond.

SUfhFnfTN. WV~ UHs5 EfIIs=- IT :
Dannell. Maths. Dohson. Martin and
Hanks. Three-base hits-krebs
Sacrifice hits-Woolums, Morrison.
Bien. Stolen bases Mcdonnell.
Priest and Maths Double plays
Priest. Martin aud Dobson. Base on
balls-on Brooks 8 of Hanks :
of Hogue. 3 Left on bases-Iynch-
burg. O. Richmond. 4. Hit by pitched
hslls-by Hogue tZanelli1. Hits-off
Hanks. IN IS innings; off Hogue,
In si-3 innings. Struck out-hy
Brooks. 8 by Hanks, / Passed balls
-Bien and cowau. Wild pitches
Brooks. Time Of game. 2,gs Umpire,
Flynn.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE


Lynchburg, s; Richmond, (
Roanoke, 3; Danvilie, Q.
Lynch burg, 8; Norfolk, ..
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innings Naturalization / Hamil-
ton. :, Hits or Nelson, .~'off Ham
liton. {. TWo-base hits Hogan. Ham
iuon, Street Three hasa hits-Shot-
ten. Stephens Home run--W Walker.
Sacrifice hits birmingham t2t.
Street Austin. Stolen bases~-Schae-
Ter. Gessier. Conre~. Double play
Johnson. Mcbride 10 Schaefer- Stguck
out by hamilton, 1 by Johnson. g.
Eases on hal}s-~oG Nelson. . eff
Hamilton. . Earned runs--Wash-
ingten. & 81. Louis, 4. First base
on srrers~-St. Louis / Washington.
j. Left On bases Washington, Q st,
Louis. 5, Impires. Connolly and
Parker. Time, 20
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Standing OF Clubs
Where They Play To-Day.

Roanoke at Danftlle
Richmond at Lynchburg.
Petersburg at Norfolk.
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Summary: sto}fn bases chrader.
O Cooper Sacrifice hit-presslAy.
Two base hits McCauley. Schrader
Double plays-Ginn 70 Cooper: Press
ley to Cooper to McCaaley to Coop
er, Cefalu To Pressley. Left On bases
Roanoke. 3 pauFiile. S. Bases on
bails-oT Griffin. 90, Cooper, .:
shanghnessy) off EfrG. I 1Mace).
struck out~-sv GrA1n. by Enrd. /.
Time OF game, ] 3e Umpire. PEN
der Attendance. $40.
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( 10 LOUIS 49,. 49, v " " V y v I" -"
/ Two base hit& Hauser. Sacrifice hit
Davidson. Stolen bases-Tooley. ko-
netchy, Smith. Wheat ca. Struck out
BY Harmon. s.; by Knetzer. /. Base
! on balls--Off Harmon, 8: of Knetzer.
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Hits-oT Vaughn. in / inning Sac
rifice hits-t;ardner, Blair. Stolen
hase~-Cree. Struck ont By Fisher
6 by Lafitte, 4. Base on balls-On
Fisher. :; off LATTE, = wild pitch -
1.afitte. Left on New York. 6 !;
Detroit, s. First ON ors-Detroit. /
Empires. Mulln and O'Loughlin
Time, / 5s. Attendance. $4,000.
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Totals ..,..2S , SIT o
'Batted for Wiltse in eighth.
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Tota1s
New York.

Totals ........2s . % II !
'Batted for LATTE in ninth.
..Ran for Schmidt in ninth.
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Totals ....29 2 81 Is 2
.Batted for Booze in seventh.
Score by innings. r.
Petersburg .......o0o0 POOLS
Norfolk ........2 0 o o o.
Summary. Two base hits IA b,