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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-06

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! lsHpen EAnD couHc1lxAA
M rwAnFs 10 rAnIYy WALL
' s AapUxD niCnnoEn.
HIS PROTEST IN VAIN
HonE auIrns DncLAAr wAn ",
aenrAGUn nILL ny, ADossT-
4 ING IsELTox REso-
LUTON.

I'VE are trying to act like lot Of
chtuese." declare Dr. Clifton n. Mil
W. member Of Common Council from
/ Monroe ward. ut the monthly session
Ot tnat boy last ntgnL
Pr. MiIler was referring TO the op-
posil4on 10 the MUntAgue bill In the
4 Legislature letting doy-i the bars Tor
appc.Atsse oancers In the city govern
h mont VI Richmond. who are NOW re-
/, qtIi % to resiue In the city Tor year
prior to their appointment.
And ii opposed to any such
pro pUsition ~ continue such tariff
& wall that now encompasses uA no
adued. with much emphaslx.
Mr.. PoAaSd. OF Lcet ward. took tho
same, view, He wanted to get the
I best man and he saw no collection 70
2v.n1 OUTSIDE to get him. Mr.. Fer
gDa spR. OF the same ward. also favor
ID more Of an open door policy.
but protesls were - vain. For
! the. body. by 4 vote ct 81 to ls.adopt-
ID the Melton resolution. which In
Structs the special legislative coxsa-
mittee Of Council 10 do oil In its power
70 aid IN killfnK the bill.
ss How ,Thcy Voted. u
The vote on the resolution stood a.
tollown: Syea--Batkfns. Bowman.
HufkU. Cease, HAsk.on. Hirschbere.
Hobson. Jones. Lumsden. Mills. Pin
$3.50 So Z. 49,. ~s ~ -.
;ssl ~ sxyss,.,,,.. W.: 49,.
49, p.s.s;@, u.a,... s.,.,,
-,.sso. r,.i,sy an sx,,h.s u,,,ar
\ Toliafd. Powers. J. c.. Radcliffe.
Readey Richardson. vonderlchr. Pee
ssss u...r. CO. nn~.-. - s~,r -.
4, th~ n.nd w.1cn rn.r~tnr frons
- ~ -. wn.n .rA, -.am.sn 49,
90 ia. -. ac-.r~
q. gTh~ Norts~ ms Mi; - nav ~ -.
sAutai med rnnntrea that ofscars an
nointiye under the CIV rov~rnmer.
shaii g residants 81 fne rrtv pnIr
! ehirt days. Ana /. nav Also - satd
- employee,
10 the beard Of Aldermen for con.
ct,rrence II the sesaion az thai body
next Tuesday nfxht.
kMovts Ii Vxin.
Mr., vonderlehr uied ia vain to
ret Council to suspend its rules 20
= 70 act isnmediafely on : resoiu-
taon directing the special COMMITTEES
"a endeayor % xet ! biil throuxn
tho LexisiaturA ernpow ering the city
u place tho city earxe can't. commits
otonnr Of the revenue and clerk az
tho Hust.ngs Court On salary haais. ]
- tar - their cunxpcusatfon from
I. the city b concerned. Suspension of
the rules waa vt9oruurly opposed ~
Nessrs. NtlIs ana sPollock. Who oues- 4
\ toned the fsasihalltv a : chance
from the feo to ! eajsry basis N con-
nGcs5On With csrtaln oficsrs Of ths
city. Mr.. Mills felt sure that thare
were, certain oiIsces that sAould con.
tsnus under the t. system. Botl,
ne and Mr.. Pollock felt. too, thar
the matter Wan too weighty ono
10 Be considered hastily under sus-
pension. Al the same time Mr. vou-
deriehr pointed out that il the reso-
iutioa had 10 70 10 committee the
Legislature would adjourn before the
city took action. The paper was an
ally referred to the Ordinance Com
Eittee.
! a similar fate ran 10 the lot Of
fnmsnunfra ef0s,s frnsn thA fxtAfa n,..
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MEADE DEFE ATS
PALMER At GOLF

Tho spring tournament was finished
at the Hermitage Club yesterday after
noon with r. II. Meade an easy
winner over w. II. Palmer. Jr. Mr.
Meade was at his best. going ont i,
thirty-sevcn, with five up ana four 10
play. Il. II. Ruckcr won in Class -
ana Garnett Nelson in Glass c. In tn.
cohsolations J. W. Atkinson was winner
In Class ~ r. d. Valentine in Glass
b and II. c. Cooper in Glass c.
The June handicap cup will be play
ed for by the men of the club next
Tuesday. and by the women on Thurs
das.
Teams from the Columbia and Ban
nockburn Golf Clubs, of Washington.
VIII come to this city next Saturday
to play against a picked team from
tho Hermitage. The local team will be
made up as follows; Il. II. Meade (cap-
tain), DR.. s T. Moon. w. c. Locker,
Thomas Atkinson. Jr, and y. c.
Hoovet
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TENNIS TOURNEY
STARTS MONDAY
CONTINUED From First Page.)


winners in 1909. They have also been
won once by H. c. Bridgcrs. of North
Carolina, and Fred G. Pollard, OF
iiichmond: r. L James. of Pennsyl-
venia; ]. II. Ballengcr, az Washington,
and j. &. Nicely, of Chicago. and Forest
A6alr. OF Atlanta. In this event the
, holders are required to play through
The mems singles begin tomorrow
afternoon at ESQ o'clock. and the wo-
mems singles are called for the same
hour. Drawings for thesc two events
will be posted at the clubhouse to-
morrow morning. Mems doubles Will
| be drawn Monday evening. and play
viii beC.x fTucsdaS Women's and
mixed doubles Will begin Wednesday
That largo galleries will witness tho
riay goes without saying. Such OK
perts as the Doyies. Palmer. Grant
lanes. Hall. Thorton and many other
players are D6und to attract large
audiences. Numerous entertainments
have been arranged for tho visitors
the whole TO conclude With the annual
lawn party and dance Thursday. Fol-
lowing VIII be found the entries:
Entries.
Mcn--I1cnry McHarg Davenport. New
York; Il, l.. James. New York: An
drew Ii. Allen. New York: Il. e. Pcil.
New York. Wylie c. Grant New York;
''NeNi - '7'ii'tH' +ft'uHto, NJ lHoI!1-
ton. Atlanta; Forest Adair. Atlanta;
w. Nelson Page. Winchester. Va; Geo
linn. Somerset, Va; r. II. Palmer.
New York; Frank ]. Hall. Lynchburg.
r. ID. og!esby. Lynchburg; o. z. shan
err. Lynchburg: Il. J. Williams. Lynch
burg; Captain *. C. Masteller Unit
cd states Army. Fort Monroe; Charles
q. Evans. Danvillc. Va; Earnest l.. du
Bray, Baltimore; st. f.. z. W. McCabe
United states Army; Herbert c. Lips
comb. Lynchburg, and others.
Among the Richmond entries will be
found John y. Coke. w. r. 4rigg,
James Mullen, Mckee Dunn. Charles
f. Whitiock. +. Z Johnson. r. ~
Kicks. Jr., w. Erskine Butord. r. l.
Golson. r. b. Augustine, W alter Hub
ard. Peyton Fleming. George Fitzger-
aid. a. Z. Rennolds, s. G. Christian.
w. l.. Jeffries, Jr., John Cary. Lewis
Fl. Blair, j. L. Tyler, Jr., D. Nj Blair.
Thomas Atkinson. Jr.. James Cecil. ID.
Nj. Payne. L. f. Blair. j. b. Robb, j.
NJ. Macon. II. D. Lee. A II. Turisln,
T.. w. Lindsey. Douglas Call.
Women Entries.
Misses Sophie Meredit., Pauline
Powers. KITTY Lancaster. Mary Boyd,
Margaret Coiston. Dorothy Colston,
Eva Baker. OF Washington: Julia
JoyneS Martha Robinson, Nell Sutton.
Meta Randolph Lucy Duhring, of Phil
adeIpnia; Lucy Desston. of Philadel-
phia; Mrs. Wellington Hardy. of Nor
folk, and Mrs. j. Saunders Taylor. OF
Norfolk; the last being remembered
here as Miss Hildergarde Turtle.
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United States could have made bet
ter showing. and few, very few, could,
or have done. as well.
Richmond IS ready. Ten thousand
real. spendabie dollars are now await
able TO finance the local club and
there is more where that came from.
Al Newnham is the happiest man In
the world. His players are paid and
the confidence which the mem i'm
posed In him has not been betrayed.
They will be on their way to Pitts
burgh to play series OF games to-
night. lIe. too. deserves worlds OF
credit. for it was purely the conf
dence which tho men had In him which
kept them hero when they had no
assurance that they would ever get
penny of the money for which they
had worked. NEWMAN has made good
and the men respect him for It. He
has shown that he believed In Rich
mond. md Richmond. realizing this
confidence. has come across In the
style which has made Richmond ia
nous.
Billy Prout and sox sybold. also
Tom O'fIare. have wired that they VIII
join the club in Pittsburgh. They are
who got cold feet, and ayho signed
with other clubs pending the reor-
ganization. have been anxious to como
back. but Newnhem Will take no
chanccG. He is going to keep his
skirts clean. No contract jumpers arc
wanted. He is going TO Pittsburgh to
win three ball games. and he is com
ing back to Richmond with the deter
mination to take three more when he
tackles the visitors here.
Secretary to Club.
Mike O'Rourkc will accompany the
club TO Pittsburgh, In The capacity OF
secretary to Ncwnham. lie will look
(arss <nts
and report to the manager, turning
over to MIN everything collected In
other words, he will relieve Newrham
of n great many duties which might
prove oncrous.
More than anything else. however.
more even than reforming the United
states League. much as that Is 10 be
desired. is the knowledge that Rich
riond has accomplished something
which will make this city an example
among all OF the big cities of the
country. Everybody is satisfied. every
body is happy. and everybody IL talk
Ing about how tn" bcsineas mon OF
lichmond have come to the front.
Before the series is completed in
Pittsburgh, the people OF Richmond
VIII know from President Henderson
just what has been accomplished In
the other cities. Baltimore and Read
Ing vii have to show their hands
@"S-S Nth nc no equiv OCallOT. IneE
must get tho money. Shoestrings
viii receive small welcome I'm the re-
organized United States League.
Everything must be real Unless this
~ so, neither Henderson nor the local
men Will have anything further to do
with the organization.
Field wT,6on probably deserves as
much credit as any one man for the
work accomplished. with Morgan r.
Mills. he secured the city yesterday
and the efforts of these two brought
home thirty-three subscriptions. But
everybody else worked. too. There
were no drones. The result tells And
watch Richmond win the pennant i'm
the newer and better and bigger and
stronger United States League.
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the seventh Morrison went out, Graft
to Raley. Hummcli hit into deep
centre for three bases. Phcland went
out, Graft to Raley Nixon hit to
centre. scoring iIummell. Kcating hit
at three and failed 20 connect
IN tho eighth Cummings hit and went to
second on passed ball by Mace. wooluns
went out Mccomas 10 Ralcy. CUMMINGS
landing third. Kelly Bent 4 ny to Flour
roy. and Cummings crossed the rubber.
cocker then flied out TO FIournoy.
Workcd In the Eighth.
The I'VE hits-nve runs scheme was worked
again in the eighth 5y tho Colts. This IS
nc way II went: Griffin hit Into left field
bieachGrs for two bugs. Graf hit to short.
Adler hit TO LETT. Griffin scored on Burke
out at frat. Gran scored on Raley's out Ut
first. Flournoy walked. Maths hit to left
garden. scoring Adler. Mace tapped a high
Pitched ono into right scoring Fionrnoy.
Matte stole home while Mace was being
:'In down between frs; and second
H'hree more runs went TO the credit or thu
Colts in tho eighth. vcrbout hit to short
went 10 sacqEd Hixon's balk. McComas
Crew a pass. Graft hi, TO centre scoring
Nerbout Graf atolc second. Adler inads
Frat on Woolumh error. MeComas scortng.
and Adler stole second. Burke took nrst on
Srar's out Nixon 10 Phelhn. Raley walk
90. hlinE tho hasek Adler scored on Pie
ian5 error. AZ this point Manager Kelly
sent Nixon to :iBht garden and Kelly
twiFled few. Floprnoy walked when Kelly
gave him "a ball making tho fourth Mat
tbs ned out 10 Huinmcll. Mace nied out to
i'he!an. and tho side ~as retired. Tho
scorer:
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stnnding of the clubs.
Whcrc They l'lny To-Day.
No games schedulcd.)

+, New York. June s.-Rubc Marquard pitch
Sed his twelfth straight victory to-day. the
s5ionts defeating Cincinnati TO .. The rec
ord FOR straight Victories Is held by Jack
Chcssro, who pitched fourteen games with
:put losing one. For six innings tho biggest
crowd that has attended bail game in
EIow York since the worlds series last fall.
ISsw u remarkable duel between Vanguard
) nd Cincinnatfs southpaw, Benton. During
IaeSe innings but one stratch hit was made
fby both tCans-that being one of Bentcn by
ta)oyle in the first inning. In the seventh
fIenton weakened. and Arthur Fletcher won
tnc game for the Giants after Chief Myers
been walked. tronno relieved Benton in
SThe elEhti- Score:
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FORD AUTO CO., 1929 w. Broad st

edeiphie, ., iiits-on Willie. 4 in innings:
on Geyer. in 6,-s innings: off Sailce, In
la Inning. Fret base on bnlls-on Willis
i; off Alexander. Z. Struck out-By Geycr.
,. by Alexander, .. Hit by pitchcr-By
Alexander. 1 Oviiie). Time OF game. 2:05.
umpIres. Eason and Johnstone.
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Chicago. H.. Juno s.-The Washington
Senators made II four straight from tho
White SoX to-day, Griffith's bunch winning
to /. Johnson for the Senators was mas
t'7 % the situation all the time.
White had mad inning, tho
second. when the Wash III gton lads batted
around getting FIVE runs many hits
To-days victory WIS the ninth straight for
Washington. and not game has been lost
on their Western rip. Score:
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Donald. I. A. x. c.. right hand. Al foet
Ia inches; loft hand 40 feet 1-2
inches; total, 81 feet S1-4 inches
L. A. whitney. y. A. A., right hand, A.
feet inches; left hand. SO rcet 2
inches; total. so feet Inches.
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HITS PUNCHED ON ALEXANDER

Philadelphia, June S.-S. Louis won tho
deciding game OF the series with the Phil
lies TO-DAY, to i. ny punching hits on Alex
nnder. Wills was hit hard and was yankcd
out after tho third Gcyer. after rather
bad start hold the ouaicrs safe. although
Sallcc had to be called in in the ninth
Hreat fielding by J.. MaGec, Smith aud
Rnabe ana the batting OF Paskert featured
an nlwaYs eNeItinS Eunle. Score:
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

At Macon: First game--Macon, 6,
Albany. IL. Second game-Macon, 6
Albany, 4.
At Columbus: First game-Columbus
9: savannah. 2. Second game-Colum.
bus, q; Savannah, L
AZ Jacksonville; Jacksonville Co
1umbie, rain.
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CUBS IN SECOND PLACE

brooklyn. Tune Shy their 10 10 . victory
over brooklyn to-day the Chicago Cubs
stepped into second place in the National
League race. BarEer pitched good ball for
three innings to-day. but after that the
Cubs hit him Al will. Zimmerman Safer
ana Tinker doing Tie heaviest work
Cheney was touched for eight bits but kept
them scattered. Score
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EVEN BREAK IN SERIES

81. Louis, June G.-,i'rowns md Athletics
broke even in the series when tho Rroy.ns
won io-day's game : to L il was n pitchers,
Matte Big John Powell allowed ONLY fon,,
mis- and nod six strike outs CO Morgan,
opposed Powell, ana allowed four hits and
mad four strike outs, The only run scored
oy me athletics was home run by Bal,,r
in tho fourth. Score: "Nc'
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WORKS GETS BAD START

Detroit June S.-Works started out very
badly FOR Detroit to-day. Boston collecting
enough runs In the first Inning 10 assure
Works hold his position hitlcss Wood was
crratc, but never permitted more than one
mt in one Inning. Boston's errors figured
HrGc1y In the only runs scored by Detroit
i.oudcn and Wagner made eensationai
csFtchcs,i 1scorc:
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I'''tNN'F Ut W thNCt
Score by innings: r.
Washington ...................o 3 O l 0 l.,
NhNaEo ....-.....-.............O D 9 0 o--l
summary: Runs-Mocilcr. G0ndl1. Morgan.
Mcbride. Ainsinith 90. Johnson White.
Two-ease hit--f'ostcr. Thrce-basc hit-Gan-
al. Double plays-Johnson 10 Ainsmith to
Foster 10 Mcbride; johnson to Ainsmith to
roster: Sharks to Ainsmth. Left on bases
Washington. Z; Chicago. s. First base on
palis-oH johnson. - on White. l. Struck
out--By johnson, .; by White. G. III, by
pdtcher@by White. 1ftMcBridel: by John
son. 1 Fournier). Time OF game i:5O Inn
p!res. O'I.ouEhlin and SheIdan
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Standing of tho Clubs.

Where They Plny To-day.
Was hingenn at Detroit
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
New York ut Chicago.
Boston at st. Louis.
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Philadelphia.
ST. Louis.
Totals SO 9 q Il Tota.s -. ::
sHntteA fnI. MiLlIs In fourth
1Hattcd Cor Alexander IN ninth.
Scnrn nv inni n ~.

Score by innings: t.
St. Louis. Observation-Disclosures q u 0 %
psHl4"uf'IA4a ....-..............3 l o. q o.
summary: Runs-Aiowroy, smith (2) Kon.
fetchy, oakes,t IVInsq, PaskerJ. Titus. $.
lSiaFec Lu!sruS- -jbc6lan. Two-base hits
INoWrey. Paskert, Knahe. Dooan. Stolen
,nascs-MowTey. i1ll!s. Double play-Knnbe
70 luderus. Loft on bases-ssi. Louis ::
jPAiladeiphia, s. First base on errors-PhI!-
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summary: Runs-Shecknrd. lSsci7rltc Ncl
Tinker CD, Zimmerman W. Miller t9, SAFER
90, smith Toolcy. Two-basc hits-,Schu!te
cheney. Hummel. Threc- base hits-Saier
q, Tinker. Home run-Zimmern sac
rihce hit-Hinmerman. Stolen basc-'TooIev
Domhlc plays-Dnly TO Smith: Dauhcrt to
TooleH to Daubcrt. Left on bases Chicnro
u brooklyn. 10. First base on errors
chicago, %; BROOKLYN. l. First base on bniIs
or Barser, .: of Cheney, 5. Struci, ont
iy HarEer Z; by Cheney. . lit by pitcher
by Bargcr. l. Empires. Owens and Brcn
nan. - - ~
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/ Score by innings; IL
Rlncinnati Observation-Disclosures 9 0 o l. %
rev Nork.............,.........1 o o 0otl 80
Summary fiurs-Beschcr Marsans. De
ivorc. Doyle. Murray. Becker, Myers. Flctch-
or Two-baSs hit-Flctcher. Thrce-base hit
l-Bescher. Home run-Doyle. Sacrifice hits
Becker licrzoE. stolen bases-Marsans
ltsl. Mitchell pcvorc Doyle. Left on bases
i-ClnCinnati. E: New York. /. First base on
iballs-On Marquard. :; off Benton, j. Struck
out-By Maruard. Q; by Benton. :. I'm
pres, Emslio, RiGlcr and Finneran.
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SIX HITS OFF o'TooLE

boston. june S.-rhe Pittsburgh Pirates
LETT here tonight with three games tucked
away. winning the final game of the series
to-day by the score OF 10 !. Marty OToole
held the Bostons to six scattered hits.
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ST. Louis.
Philadelphia.
Totals 20 AZ o Totals Ia IAN

.'u'lI'lIu!J' I.Uhs-sh0tten- Pratt, Bakc:'
Hone runIBnker. Sacrifice hitsLT.ap porte
Hogan. Mc1nn!s Double play-Powen To-
Austin to s,ovall. Left on bascs-Philadel.
phis, 8; St Louis. 4. First base on balls
ON Morgan 2: of Powell. !. Struck out
by Powell. g: by Morgan, g. Time OF game.
li@ umpires. Dineen and Perrinc
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ERRORS LOSE FOR NEW YORK

Cleveland June S--Warhop pttch.d On.
pail, allowing but three hits. but error, he
mind him lost the game. kahler allowed
ohlE SIN mus aud was given fauitlesy sun
port; SleVe!and's only run was rnade ON n
tumble by Martin and Wolverton and two
saoriitcc naw. sEorc: wv
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pNsIon .....-'.................4I o o on -
''"'t -..'.'..'......-..--......l . y o % q %
summary: Runs-Hoopcr CO. Krug, Lewis
o. SPEAKER. Gardner. Nunamakcr bush
I5auinan' Moriarity. Two-base hits-,EIoopcr.
rnTener' Three-base hlt-Speaker. Sacrifice
hiis-Wood t2). Sacrifice 1v-Krur s,niar,
hases-Wagncr. Krus. Hooper. Left on
oases-lsoston. .; Detroit, 5. First base on
'Irors-Boston. ?; Detroit, .. First base on
paiIs-oT Wood. 3; off Works, 4. STRUCK OH;
-by Wood, :: by Works, 4 Time OF game.
-;l0 umpiEcs. Hart and Connolly
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New York
Cleveland.

Chase. Grancy. Cree. Sacrifice h.ts-Cnrd-
ner, Eas'eriy. Sacrifice hy-Peckinpaugh
Leit on Dases-'New York, 8; Cleyelnnd 2
First base on ibails-On WARRIOR, l: off Kah-
ier' . struck QUIZ WARRIOR. 3: by Kah
Ter, 8 Hit by pitchcr--By warrior
tHisaeyo; Wild piteh-warhop Empires,
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WINNING STREAK
NOT YET BROKEN
Washington Senators Make 1t
Four Straight From
White Sox.
BROWNS DEFEAT ATHLETICS
New York Loses to Cleveland,
and Tigers Fall Before
Boston.
BROWNS DEFEAT ATHLETICS
AMERICAN
Results Yesterday.

ST. Louis. 2; Philadiqphia, l.
Cleveland. L; New York. 0.
Chicago. /: Washington, I.
Detroit, 3; Boston. s.
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COLTS TAKE BOTH
OF DOUBLE BILL
CONTINUED From Fifth Pagc)

when tho Colts held batting matinee
and Il scouting party on bases. MATHS
hit 10 right. Mace duplicated the hit
Maths goinS to third. Mace pilfered
second. Verbout famed Griffin was
hit by q pitched ball. hlIing the bases
Maths was forced at the plate BY
Grafs heldeTs choice. Mace and Grif-
I'm scored on Adler's hit to right. Ad-
Ter taking second on the throw in.
Craft landing Mt third, and both scored
when Burke hit for two bases to left
centre. Burke scored on Raley's two
base hit to centre. Flournoy flied to
Morrison in left garden. Five runs.
five hits was the total for the inning
LynchburE scored one run in the
seventh and ono in the eighth. in
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Totals ...............as

tt.
Mehn"nd ''.'.'''..'......'...i : o.: %
summary. Sacrifice hitS-Morrison. Kel!y,
McAlee*o. stolen Dases-Ha!cy (2). Cum
ifI!ngs. Heating. Adler. Griffin. Double plays
Humnoii to Cummings to Toolums: Rai,y
TO Grsn TO Ra!ey; Griffin TO Rs,luy. l-os.
on bHscs-NIcbnond. .: Lyuchourg, D. Hits
on VAN. IN innings, First base on bale
on Vail, 4. on BruckIniior. =: or sexton,
Struck out-By Vail. 1: by Sexton. !; by
BrucHnilleE. 2. lit By p!teher-Gran. Nor
Tison. Passed bai.-Harrinston. Time O.
game. i:t1 Umpire. Mcbride
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GET NEARLY ALL !.
OF MONEY ASKED
CONTINUED from First page>

IHBE.J
liciting the subscriptions had only
about three hours in which to work,
and when 1t Is further realized that
they had to work on Saturday, half
holiday, and therefore probably tho
busiest day In the week with busi-
ness men, the work accomplished is
marvellous. Not another city In the
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A . .
I1WELFTH STRAIGHT
WON BY MARQUARO
sRubc' Now Within Two Games
of Record Held by Jack
Chesbro.
BOSTON LOSES TO PIRATES
St Louis Defeats Phillics, and
BOSTON LOSES TO PIRATES
St. Louis Defeats Phillics, and
Superbas Fall Before
Cubs.
NATIONAL
Results Yesterday.

Philadelphia. 8; St. Louis. 6.
Boston. l: Pittsburgh. 3.
New York, 6; Cincinnati, ?.
Brooklyn. 2; Chicago, 10.
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Pittsburgh.
Boston.
Totals 81 c q 10 Totals :.

Summary: Ruus-AIcDonald. Carey. VIII
son. j. Miller. Two-baso hlt-J. Miller.
Three base hit>Tackscn. Sacrifice hits
Sweeney. Houscr. Wilson. Stolen bases
Kelly. OToolc. Double play-Dcviin tox
sweeney to iiouser. First base on baIls-Om
Tyler. .; on o'Toole. l. Struck out--By
Tyler. G; By O"roo!o. s. Empires, Klein and
Bush
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Boston
Detroit.

Totals ...ss Il q 10 1 Totals ...s5 9 q q 4
'Batted for Works IN ninth.
Score by Inninrs. ID
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Cincinnati.
New York,


'Battod for Benton In eighth.
-Bat;ed FOR Hobiitzel IN eighth.
score by innings:
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Wasl.liigton.
Chicago.
Totals SIS ID q Is . Totals 80 !

'Batted for Weaver in ninth.
Score !hV innInE..