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Arizona republican., 1912-05-09
AT THE comMERclAL-F. '

 Luckerman. F. c. Moore. w. H. Pit man. Los Angeles; H. S. Kendall, Prescott: J. A. Larson, Globe; Jamie Larson, Holbrook; Mrs. Riley Johns ton. Buckeye; Mr and Mrs. D. Q. Wilson, Denver.
 ACCEPTED TiME-Oncc more the accepted time for the payment of the regular monthly water rent has ar rived. and the department announces that the payments are exceedingly slow. If not paid by five o'clock to- morrow afternoon the charge be-. comes delinquent and the water sup Div will be discontinued. It then costs a dollar to get it renewed.
 AT THE FORD-Susan A. Win chester. Vicksburg: R. C. Sparks, " $. Griffith. Tucson; J. J. Hays, C. F. Daley. Los Angeles; w w, Parkerson, Jefferson City: w. J. Rand. c. P. Rand. W. A. Johnston, g. Humphries. Fl Paso The Fl Paso party is composed of street paving maenatcs who are on their way home from an auto trip to Los Angeles.
 NO MEETING-An effort was made yesterday afternoon to hold a joint meeting of the board of school trustees and board of health. The meeting was called for the purpose of discussing matters of mutual in terest. but the health board. failed to DrOduce a quorum and nothing
 was accomplished. City Physician Sargent was unable to be present on account of illness.
 FIFTEEN DOLLAR KNIFE Miguel Gonzales has an innocent looking pocket knifef which cost him fifteen dollars, or will cost him fif- teen days in the city jail. Gonzales got fighting drunk and pulled the knife for better execution. About that time Officer Dan Hosmer ar rived, and the fight was over. The going price in police court for fight ing trunks is five dollars or five days but because of Miguels little gun play Judge Johnston raised the limit ten dollars worth.
 HELD FOR TRlAL-EncarnaciO Ybarrl accused of stabbinG a MeXi- can storekeeper Sunday morning in a quarrel over bill was arraigned by Justice of the Peace C. w. John stone yesterday and held for the higher court in $500 bail. Eric Ericsson who became so Obstreperous
 at the hearing Tuesday afternoon was committed for day for contempt of court was found guilty of shooting | dog He was fined $15 and sen I tencc suspended. Edward WiSglns accused Of burglary was willing to waive his arraignment, but the court wants to hear some of the states | evidence and the matter was continu | ed until Friday morning. The ar
 raignment of Joseph White who is l accused of stealing q revolver from a room mate at Alhambra also went over pending the securing of wit 1 nnSSaS
Arizona republican., 1912-05-09
ATTENTION ODD FELLOWS.

All members of Floral Encampment No. ? and visiting Bros. are requested to be present tonight at odd Fellows hall Business of importance and de- gree work to confer. E. C. Sloane, Act. Scribe. lt
Arizona republican., 1912-05-09
SW|CGETT HURT IN TRY
 OUT FOR OLYMPIC GAMES
Phoenix Boy Meets With Accident; Is
 In Los Angeles Hospital.

Word comes from California that SWiggett, the famous Phoenix dis tance runner, will probably not be able to enter the Olympic tryOuts Tn the two mile at Berkeley last Satur- day he snapped a tendon and had to drop out in the sixth lap. The winner finished the grind in 9:55.
 SWiggett is now in the hospital at Los Angeles with badly disabled un- derpinnng and a heavy cold. He may come back in time for the Olympics but it is very doubtful
Arizona republican., 1912-05-09

The taxicah is soon to take the place of the Orse-draWn cab in At lanta, Ga The Atlanta Cab and Bag gage company which has, until now, depended entirely on horse drawn Ve- hicles. has installed ten machines and ordered more.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-09

der his management the operation of the telephone plant and the business office has been systematiZed and re gulated to the great advantage of the service to the public. It is said no commissions have been paid for the sale of either bonds or stock.
 Mir StOddard says his only regret is that the company is to lose the services of so well equipped and val uabe a man for treasurer as Frank T. Al<ire, who has been with the company since it's inception. MT, Alkire is also retired from the board of directors.
 At the conclusion of the meeting on motion of Judge Andrews of Pres colt, a resolution of thanks to the retiring president was unanimously adopted
Arizona republican., 1912-05-09

Fred c. Robie of the Havcrs Inn rerial Auto Sales company is work ing for a standardization of second hand car allowances. He believes the industry would be greatly ben efited if the dealers who handle used cars would maintain a standard price As it is today, according to MT Robie, the second-han market is in a chaotic condition owing to the diff ferent prices asked for used cars for various dealers. Every used car should be sold in accordance with a price shedule agreed upon by all con- cerned., This would simplify the sit uatiOn and eliminate criticism.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
As reported by the Arizona Ab- stract x Title Co, 134 West Washington Street.

Union Bank x Trust Go. Tract to Anne F. Hamm, deed to lots and 10. block 24, Capitol Addition.
 H. o. Baldwin and wife to R. F Jackson. married. deed part WIZ SEA section 9. 3N, HE. Hildreth decd to part T. IN, R. 2W 2N, NV, '3N, wv
 Rosa SandersOn to NJ. l.. VieuX deed to S19 NEA section 33, IN, 2W
 Anne Trueman to Jasper V. Scriv- ner, deed to E1A lots II and 16 GreenhaW's Subdivision.
 Jennie l. Butler to George Bellas deed to lot 9, block 9, Churchill Ad- ditiOn.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-09
Of Local Interest
>t11ESr9s>
 GssslsFsessis STORED WATER SUPPLY

. OhEO WA Eh SOPFLI
 Water service department daily re- port, May s.
 Elevation of water in reservoir,
 feet .............. .... 17921 Contents of reservoir, acre feet. 703, ,09S Loss preceding 24 hours, acre
 feet .......... ....... 120 Elevation of water in reservoir,
 l year ago today, feet. ...... 16580 Contents of reservoir 1 year
 ago today, acre feet 553,779 Normal flow Salt and Verde
 rivers at Granite Reef dam,
 M. l. ....................... 67,312 Amount of water used for ir-
 rgation, north side. NJ. L.. 34172 Amount of water used for irri-
 gatiOn, south side, M. I..... 24,940 Water today in all the canals.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-09

DefClencN Tn temperature NeSleI day. degrees. Deficiency in temperature since first of month 8 degrees. Accumulated deficiency in temper ature since Janu1ry l, IS degrees Excess in rainfall yesterday, OH inch.
 Excess in rainfall since first of month. 010 inch. Accumulated deficiency in rainfall since January l. 023 inch.
 ROBERT R. BRIGGS,
 Section Director
Arizona republican., 1912-05-09

The postoffice department has au- thoriZed the use of automobiles in making deliveries and collecting mails in New Orleans Trucks will be in stalled for handling mail to and from docks
Arizona republican., 1912-05-09

LICENSE ISSUED-A marriage li- cense was issued yesterday to Will liam $. Borum. of CoconinO county, and Mary G. Riley, of Maricopa.
 GOING EAST-Mrs B. F. McFan leaves today for Kansas City Mrs. McFall's aged mother will return with her to make Phoenix her home
 CALLED TO LOS ANGELES- Mrs. William Graff left for Los An geles last evening being called to that city on account of the illness of her sister
 AUDITOR VlSiTS-Traveling Au- ditor George Price, of the Southern Pacific Tucson offices was in Phoe- nix yesterday checking up the local office.
 ALL DAY MEETlNG-The ladies of the Christian church will hold their regular all day meeting at the church Friday, May 10th. Lunch will be served at 12:30 and business meeting will be held at ? o'clock. Each lady is ask q to bring one ar ticle of food for lunch Husbands are invited.
 WATER STORE BEING UsED- The first loss in water level at the reservoir was recorded yesterday. The level has fallen eleven one hundredths of a foot. which amounts to 120 acre feet. This is not an indication that the project is going to run dry but shows that the farmers are getting some use from the big pond.
 TOM CAVANAUGH HERe-Tom ", ,tarI, I ing few days in Phoenix. and incl dentally renewing many acquaint- ances. MT. Cavanaugh is interested in mining in the Ray-Kelvin district When he lived in Arizona. before re- moving to the coast he was a resi- dent of Tucson, and councilman in that city.
 DISTRICT coURT-Judge Mack dismissed the case of the United States of America against M. c. Bar nard and others charged with illegal ly fencing public domains. The case of the government against Charles IT. Mcdonald charged with using the United States mails for the purpose of dcfrauding was argued on dcnur- Ter. the jury being excused until this morning.
 RAIN-Eleven one hundredths of an inch of rain fell during lively shower at four o'clock yesterday afternoon. The storm was heavier in Phoenix than the surrounding country. and it is not thought that the hay crop is seriously damaged. There was no rain at all on the south side in the afternoon. Intermittent showers fell during the evening. and the thermometer showed downward tendencies.
Arizona republican., 1912-05-09
THE WEATHER
Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican

Data for 24 hours ending 6 p. m,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-10
T oday In Baseball


July IG1ht
ls69-John Auold Heydler, secretary
treasurer Of the National league,
born in I4afargeville. y. y.
iSs9--New York Giants trounced Pitts
burg, IA 10 !. making 80 hits off
Morris and Calvin. and receir-
tuE II passes from these two
box-me
1s94--Cleveland whipped Washington,
234, Chief" thinner making SIX
hits, three Of which were doubles
19o1-Athletics hit heavily against
Boston, Harry Davis making
two singles, one double, one tri-
pie, and one home run, and Lave
Cross four singles and a double,
1s0l--Pittsburg defeated Boston, 10,
in 12 innings, though the Bean
eaters made Is hits to the Pr
rates 4. Pitchers. Chesbro and
Dineen.
l903-Bili Donovan. OF Detroit, made
two singles, one double and one
triple of Orth, Of Washington.
i9oS~-Chicago and Washington played
l6-inning tie. score q, All
trock pitching against Burns ana
Hughes.
l909-Fromme. Cincinnati, pitched a
one-hit game against Brooklyn,
safety being made by Alperman.
1s76-The Mutuals and Louisvilles. of
the National league. played off
tie game, the MutuaIs winning
in sixteen innings, The tie
game lasted fifteen innings. so
that Il took thirty innings
10 settle the contest
lsT4--James f. slagie, for years one
of the greatest outtelders in ma
ior leagues, born in worthwhile,
Pa
tsao I,f,,o~ cru{4b Eavoas f,ft,-
Western Association club, made
three home run in q game
against ST Paul.
1885 Brooklyn made II runs and IL
hits in one inning in game
against Louisville.
1s97-Baltimore trounced st. Louis
22-4.
1s03-Billy Keller scored four Of Eve
runs made by New York High
tanders in an thinning game
with st. Louis.
Brooklyn secured only two runs
off IA hits made off Philippe,
Of Pittshurg. Otis Clymer, Of
The Pirates made four singles
and a triple in this game.
la06-Fred Glade. ST Louis Americans,
pitched a one-hit game against
New York.
ls0s--chicago white sox conquered
Athletics. 81. in Is innings,
Walsh pitching against Vickers.
190S-Eic Willis, Plttsburg, held the
New York Giants to one hit,
made by Mike Donin. now a
Pirate
1903 Lee Tannehill ard Frank Is
bell, Chicago White Sox made
triple play against Boston
1910 Billy Bergen, Brooklyn. Tire
out six would-be base stealers
I'm game with Cincinnati
1ai1--Ty Cobb scored from second
base in a game with Athletics
on a fly caught ny Odring.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-10
GRIFFIN SHIFTS BATTING ORDER
But COLTS FINISH ONE
RUN BEHIND.
ROANOKE IS BEATEN
TARS FIND TIGERS EASY VIC
TINS, PETEK>Bt RG CHAM
PIONS LOSE TO CASTRO'S
CORSAIRS, TO o.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. July "A
base on balls cost the Richmond Colts
the game today. Charlie Strain HAD
pitched superb ball. The visitors had
tied up the score II the sixth and the
battle appeared TO be good for several
extra sessions, when Deacon Nor
rissey came 10 the plate.
The Deacon had been IN the lime
light all the afternoon. lie had held
his own with the young Richmond
hurler and evidently had strains mum
Der. for the Richmond star appeared
TO lose control every time the Deacon
ca me 10 the plate Four times did
The Deacon go To the rubber. bat IN
hand. Three times did ne so to first
on pass from the pitcher and the
other time he laid down 8 nice 5acri-
rce, 80 the winning run was made by
a man who had not appeared al bat
officially. during the entire game.
Still, base on balls Is as good
as a base hit, IL .aot better. any day.
Morrissey drew transportation from
the oblig1ng Richmond pitcher, ad
yanced q base when Bates singled and
;rotted home when EtCherbger did
ikeH ise.
The Newport News team PLAYED
with their usual snap and speed
against the Richmond team, Nor
nut with Graf on bases, IN the sixth
inning. Burke came across with Il
home run, This hat tied up the game
untii Newport News went To bat in
the last inning. The score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-10
BASEBALL COURT
RULES ON WALSH
DECLARE HIM FREE AGENT
AFTER FINDING FOR PORTS
MOUTH CLUB.

Especial To The Richmond Virginia n.
CINCfNNATf, July a.---rhe ma
tionnl baseball commission today up
held the national board in the case
of Martin Walsh, brother OF the White
SoN famous spitbali artist. which body
dislliowed his claim for salary against
the Portsmouth club of the Virginia
league, from May lith to June LIST,
inclusive. at the rate of $3.50 "a month.
The Portsmouth club coatended
that the player, who had gone to New
York to have his pitching arm treat
ed, was paid to the date of his de-
parture on leave OF absence under
an arrangement that he would draw
SALARY during his disability,
A letter was sent to him asking him
TO report and this the player failed to
do, and he was then told not to re-
port. The national board denied his
sa lary claim and declared him a free
agent. and the national commission
today upheld that decision by dis
miSsing his claim
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-10

JohannSon, Finland, third. Time, 10
minutes. seconds.
1890 Meters, Swimming.
Semi Final, First Heat--t1, r
Hodgson, Canada, first. ]. @ Hatfield
Great Britain. second, Hardwick
2s seconds
Second Heat--Lastorres Austria,
first, Foster, Great Britain. second
Time, "a minutes. 8 4-5 seconds
100 Meters Swimming, Back stroke.
First Heat---Harry j. Hebner,
United States. first, .. Gross, Ger
many, second. Tine, minute. II
seconds.
Second Heat---O. FAIR, Germany,
first. ]. Wenk Hungary. second.
Time, l minute. 20 seconds.
Third Heat-A. Barongi, Hungary,
first T. kellner. Germany second
Tine. ! minute, 70 seconds.
100 Meters Swimming. Women.
Fourth Heat---Miss Fanny Durach.
Australia. first, Time. minutes,
10 40 seconds. Record for women.
1890 Meters, Flat.
First Heat-Melvin W. Sheppard. T.
A A. G, first: l. c. Madeira, third,
University OF Pennsylvania, second:
A. Hare, Great Britain, third. Time,
minutes, 27 3-5. seconds.
.JSEOHu iiSaL-4NpTTlaD iaOGTt
Brown University, first, P. J. Baker.
Great Britain, second; G. Amberger.
Germany, third. Time, minutes.
20 IL seconds.
Third Heat-AbeI II. Kiviat. I A.
A. c., first II. A. Arnaud. France, sec
ond; ~ J. Patterson. Chicago A. A.,
third. Time, a minutes. rs seconds
Fourth Heat-A. y. s. Jackson
Great Britain, first. John Paul Jones,
Cornell University. second: Lewis r,
Anderson. University of Nebraska.
third. Time, minutes. FL ITO sec
onds
Fifth Heat, Sander. Sweden,
first; E. 3. Jorn, Sweden. second
Herbert \. Putnam. Cornell Univer-
sty third Time, 4 minutes, IL
seconds,
Sixth Heat-E, Won sigel Ger
many first Oscar f. Hedlund, Bos-
ton A. A, second. W. G. Moore. Eng
land. third Time. minutes 3-l0
seconds
Seventh Heat--E Wide. Sweden.
first. Walter Mcclure, Olympic A. A.
San Francisco. second; w Cottfrl,
Great Britain. third. Time, mia-
utes, seconds.
Individual Fencin@---Finais.
Nadi. Italy. first. Speciale, Italy,
second, Verdeber, Austria, third. The
Americans We're outclassed.
sfHvefin Throwing. Either Hand
Final.
Finland representatives were first,
second and third.
400 Meters ta37 Yards Relay Race
Final.
England. first. Sweden second
Germany disqualified.
The American team was disqualified
in the semi-final yesterday,
Bicycle Race. 200 Miles.
Swedish team, first; British, second
American, third. individual prizes
Lewsi. South Africa first; Grutt. Eng
land. second, Carl shuttle, Kansas City
preventative, third.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-10
BOWLER THORPE
SETS NEW MARK
ROLLS 1879 AT DUCkPI<S IN
MATCH on PALACE
xssss
ALLEYS.

The record OF 1e6 in duekpins on
the Palace alleys. which was held by
r. y. Rnwsey, was broken when
rohrpe rolled Cosby. making three
strikes and five spares in succession
in the first.
II looked like a tenpi1 score when
he wound UP. in his tenth frame with
the record mark of 1s9 in duckpins
Thorpe came back In the second
game. with i49. which gave him san
pins total in two games. He averaged
f6a
Cosby also made fine average in
the two games. making "a total An
average of ls5
Scores last night. Thorpe and l..
Cosby:
Thorpe-l7. IS. IS. SIS, ia, 1913, 14s.
15t. 10, lSs--1ss.
l.. Cosby--2o, 40. SO. 50, 10. 70, IS.
los, l23, 1915
Thorpe-l9. IS. -. S.. SIS, So 81.
I21. 1879, 1919
i, Cosby-l7. -. As. SIS. 81, 81,
1903. lie. 12I. 13S-I3s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-10

WASHINGTON. July 9.--The Ma
tionals won both game today froM
the Maps by a score of 2 to ! and
to 3. 1t took eleven innings to de-:
eide the first game. Gandil walked in
the eleventh inning of the first game,
took third on Morgan's sacrifice and
scored when Griggs threw the ball
over thid. kahler was knocked out
of the box in the fourth session Of taa
second game, and Mitchell, who suc~i
ceeded him, allowed but one hit In
the seventh. with the score tied. Mill
an walked. stole second and counted
on Gandil's single. The scores:
TTRST CAME
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-10
standing of Clubs.
Games '1'otia y.
Nav YORK In chicago.
Philadelphia in Pittsburg.
Boston TN 81. Louis,
Brooklyn in Cincinnati

CHICAGO. Jaiy e-Tao pitchers
~ ante beHeum days, Brown and
Mathe~son. hooked up today and II
the fulsh MatheVson had the better
of the argument. TO .. Clean hit
ting brought three runs across in the
second and sixth for the visitors AMI
IN the seventh Schultes mum was
good for TWO more Giant taliles The
Cuos ouJhit the visitors. but neglected
to cop any triples and homer. Score
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-10

CINCINNATI, q. July 9,-I'he Reds
heat the Brooklyns in jig time TINS
afternoon by a | to score. susss was
overcome by the heat in the second
inning and retired N favor OF Hum-
rhries, who pitched brilliant bal.'
Rucker also worked with great skill
Rescher. who scored the one run WAS
the only Red TO reach third base.
Raenu pitched the last round Tor
BROOKLYN The score;
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-10
Goes 10 MERCER University.

Professor Henry T. Louthan, for
the past six years of ths faculty Of
William and Mary college, has been
chosen dean of the department of
history at Mercer university. Macon,
Ca, and viii take up his new duties
in September. Professor Louthan is
an alumnus OF Richmond college and
an Al. A. of the University Of Chi
cago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-10

-
'One out when winning run scored
Score by innings: n
Wash ii D 0 0 o o ~
Cleve, % . 0 0 o 0 0--H
Summary: Earned runs-Wash-s
ington, |, FIRST base on errors
Washington, ! ClevelanSe ?. Left o.
hases-W ashington, s. Cleveland, Z.
First base on balis--OT Petty. g; on
Hughes. / off Banding, 6. fnnin3A.
pitched-By Petty. rs; by Hughe3.s
Is. Hits-on Petty, 8; off Hughea
/. struck out--By Petty, q; by Rlan1,l
ing, l. Two-hase hits-Milan. Moe1x
Ter, Sacrifice hits-Morgan. Bland y;
ing. Sacrifice fly BirminghaH6z
stolen hases-Shanks. Mcbride, Birnk@
ingham. Double plays--McBrtd4N
Morgan to Gandii and Mcbride I'll
GandiI. Umpires-0Lo ughiin anHi
Egan TIme--2:30,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-10
ROANOKE TIGERS EASY
FOR NORfOlk TAnS

NORFOLK, VA, July 9-~The Roa D..
noke Tigers, leaders in the race for
the pennant were easy for the -Ars
today peole holding tiie4Ya 49, three
hIts. One. "a three bagger by Shields.
bioomed into a rum F'lournoy, lat ~
the Richmond team. has ben signed
by Norfolk, lie made his first APP
pearanee with the Tars and tore of
two hits. The score
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-10
Standing All Tennns.
Sells New Wheat.

Especial TO The Richmond Virginiaal
HARRISONBURG VA. July g.
Yesterday 900 bushels OF new wheaf
from Mayor Burkes farm brought one
dollar a bushsl In Harrisonhurg. he
threshing machines In Buckingham
are busy this week with ths new
wheat
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-10

~Batted for Walters in eighth
Score by innings f.
Roanoke .. 0 Q o.
Norfolk l 0 o 0 : vt
Summary; Two-base hit--kelisr.
7hree-base hits--Shields, Sacrifice
hits---kircher, Hinton 90. Stolen
hases--Graham. Double plays--Kel-
Ter to Hinton to Bigbie. Struck ont
~ Ry Gardin. 3, by Poole, 2. Base on
ball-By Gardin, 3. Left on bases
Roanoke. 3. Norfolk 6. Umpire
Mace. Time-l:35. Attendance. 500.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-10
PORTSMOUTH CORSA|RS
DEFEAT PETERSBURG

PORTSMOUTH, VA, Jpiy 9-~Fy
defeating the Petersburg Champions
20 o. here today the Portsmouth
team tied with Roanoke Tor first place
In rhe Virginia league raet- The
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-10
MATHEWSON WINS
FROM OLD RIVAL
DEFEATS MINER BROWN, WHEN
euBs AND GIANTS CLASH.
SCORE Is TO ..
PIRATES MAKE GAIN
THEY DEFEAT PHILIIEs, REDS
WIN FROM DODGERS AND
CARDINALS TAKE TWO
FROM BOSTON.
National League Games.

Pittsburg. =, Philadelphia, 0.
New York. 3 Chicago, ,,
Cincinnati, T. Brooklyn.
st. Louis. 8. Boston ttlrst gamef-
St. Louis. 5. Boston. tsecond
camel.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-10
NEWPORT NEWS
WINS FROM RICHMOND


Newport News. 3; Richmond. ..
Portsmouth, i; Petersburg. ..
Norfolk, 8. Roanoke. /.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-10
Standing of Clubs.
Games To-day.

Games To-day,
Cleveland In Washington.
Chicago in Philadelphia.
Detroit in New York.
St Louis in Boston.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-10

Battcd Tor EroWn m Hlhth.
Score by innings II
Me-. YORK o q I o Of
Chicago ..o o o | o.
summary Left on bases New
York, s Chicago 3 Two base hi's~-
SAFER Murray. schultz. Evers. Crop
Three base hits Fletcher. Sacrifice
hits-Tinker Home run--HerZos.
Double plays--Fleteher to Crop To
Merkle. struck out-By Brown. T.
~ Mathewson. tmpires, Klein
Bush. Time, | So,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-10
Standing of Clubs.
Games Today.

Richmond In Newport News.
Petersburg in Portsmouth.
Roanoke in Norfolk