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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-25
PATRIOTIC SERVICE AT PARK
 ST. CHURCH SUNDAY EVENING

On Sunday evening, at Park Street Congregational church, patriotic service in keeping with Memorial week will be held. pr. Beard will speak on ''Bridgeport Patriots Today" and the choir, assisted by a male quartet will render appropriate music under the direction of Norman D. Hovey The church is being especially decor ated with the national colors for the occa sion
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-25

Hill, Jr., in Reno about two months ago. After getting her decree Mrs. Hill took up her residence -at-the Ho- tel Latham in New York. While ill Norwalk last. week as the guest of Mrs. Read G. Haviland Mrs. Hill told several of her friends of her coming marriage to Judge Priest. Then fol- lowed Judge Priests emphatic de- nial.
 Judge Priest and Mrs. Hill met three
 years ago. returning from a European trip.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-25
BAoHMAN,s Es1sENAaoaur
MIXTURE

A splendid Female Regulator in cases of suppressed menstruation, delays due to colds. ill health. or other un- natural causes; $1.76 for the whole outfit. Made only at, tho
 WOAIANrS DRUG STORE e7O Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn.
 Lady Attendanfs AlwAys Hero
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-25

Lisbon-By order of the Republic, the household goods belonging person. ally to royal family will be restored to ktnE atanysl. :
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-25

New York-Gpy. mother of half the fire dogs' of the New York depart ment. was crushed to death while re- spending to an alarm with her com- pany.
 New York-Experimenting to find ways to make a sane 4th of July att tractive, Mayor Gaynors committee arranged sample electrical display on, Riverside Drive.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-05-25

"Success depends moro on the system
 used in conducting your business
 than any other one thing" .s -Hioinbofhaua
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-26

(The heavyweight pugilistic
situation is peculiar. Although
Jack Johnson won the champion
ship, he will never again be per-
mitted to fight. This remarkable
story echoes the sentiment of
fight fans everywhere. The situa-
ton calls for radical treatment,
The people can make or break any
man. The Day Book asks its
readers for their opinions as to
the making Of a new heavyweight
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-26

champion. Letters. should be adj
dressed to the sporting editor
Editor.
Jack Johnson has eliminated
himself from the prize ring.
He has severed connection with
boxing in this country, Australia,
England and France.
No self-respecting boxer, white
or black, will meet Johnson for
his now empty title. Indeed, no
boxer need meet Johnson to be-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-27
DOC AYERS HOLDS NEWPORT NEWS
TEAM SAFE ALL THE WAY
THROUGH.
HE FANS A DOZEN
PETERSBURG DROPS GAME TO
NORFOLK AND ROANOKE WINS
FROM CAsTRo's PATCHED
UP PIRATES.

NEWPORT NEWS, August 2s.-In
q game which went twelve innings be-
fore a man on either side succeeded
in reaching the home plate, the Ship
builders dropped the first game of
the series here today to the Rich =
mond Colts. to 0. Doc Ayres was
again on the job. and twelve of the
Newport News players went out via
the strikeout route.
For eleven innings both teams tried
hard to push o runner across the pan,
but the fireworks was not started un-
til Graf landed on first base. when
Auley failed to hold line drive from
his bat in the opening Of the twelfth
inning Raley followed him and put
n neat bunt down the third base line.
Raley went out Ut first, and Gran
was safe on second Burke then came
up and singled to right center, scor-
ing Graf and the first run of the
game. Garman then sent high one
TO the outtield and went out. Rogers
walked and little While McComas fol-
lowed him with single to left field.
sending Burke home with the second
talley.
Ayres put a stop To the fun Dy send
Ing a fly TO the outfeld, which was
easily gathered in.
Besides striking twelve of the Ship
building crew out, big Doc Ayres only
allowed them six singles In the twelve
innings. Bruckmilier Was also in fine
form. and UP to the twelfth inning
he had only allowed five hits After
the two hits had been made off ~
him in the last inning. he was sent
10 the bench, being replaced nv
Brown Maths made one of the pref
TEST running catches Of a line drive
from Garman's bat ever seen on the
local park,
Mr. "Jmps failed to pat IN his
appearance. and Pitchers strain
Brown and Morrissey umpired the
game. The score.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-27
THE GOOSE GIRL
WINS At b|JOU
PLEASING PERFORMANCE GIVEN OF
ROMANTIC DRAMA AT POPULAR
PLAYHOUSE.
OTHER WEEKLY BILLS
president OF THIRTEEN cLUB "
SCORES AT EMPIRE; WARREN
AND KEEFE a HIT At THE
COLONIAL.

When an audience breaks in upon
a scene in a play TO applaud, no bet
ter tribute 10 a performance need ne
asked This happened more tEan
once last night at the Bijou, where
the The Goose Girl is being given
by the Baker aud Castle company,
this week,
The Goose Girl" is one Of those
romantic dramas that sprung into eN-
istence after The Prisoner of Zen
da' had made 4 furor. The Prison
or of Zenda Is may be said, hurles-
qued the good old sword and buckler
story. Anthony Hope Hawkins de-
clared thai If an interesting story
about kings and dukes and princesses
and a private gentleman in any old
kind Of a kingdom, way back in the
time when they wore east iron pots
on their heads and were undressed
with a cold chisel and hammer, one
tar more interesting could be writ
ten Of any new kingdom in this year
Of suffragettes and bull mooses. lie
proved II by writing The Prisoner
Of Zenda" and since that time the
Chicago. late Indiana noYelisIs have
been turning them out by the gross
in the grossest way.
That is how the The Goose Girl
came to he written by Harold Nc
Grath. and when George ID. Baker
turned 1t into a play he did for Mr..
Mc(irath what another kindly dis
posed person did for Mr.. Han k4ns.
Meanwhile both and many more SINH
lar plays have won great favor, even
as the The Goose Girl" did last night
at the Biiou.
The scene that caused the unusual
:, ~ "a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-27
Richmond Wins and Petersburg Loses in Virginia League
Today In Baseball


1ss7-"Silver" King, st. Louis Browns.
held the Metropolitans to one hit.
1ss9--St Louis Browns routed Kansas
city 1871, making Is hits on
Swartzel
1s97--Roger Bresnahan. manager St
Louis Cardinals. played his first
game in the National League.
Pitching for Washington, he led
the Senators to go victory
over the team ne now manages.
i697-After winning p straight games.
the Lancaster Atlantic League
team was beaten by Richmond
1s99-ln double header with Wash
inRton. Jesse Burkett. st Louis,
ripped off seven hits. Of which
three were tripltsY
t909--Detroit humiliated New York II
=. pounding Wilson and Chesbro
for 10 hits The Tigers tailed
fen times in the fourth inning.
ry Cobb batted in seven. runs 1B
this game. being credited with a
single and a home run in the
fourth inning
I9Io-Kii1ifer, Washington. laid down
four sacrifices in double header
with Wetroit, clyde Milan being
the man advanced each time.
t9t9--New YORK Giants annihilated
the Chicago cubs 1873, Frank
Chance using nineteen players,
including seven pitchers. in the
combat Richie, Evers aud Zim-
norman made triple play.
i9I0--Charley Hall. Boston Red SoX.
by Koestuer.
f91f-Ed Walsh, Chicago White Sox.
twiried no-hit game against
Boston The one man who
reached FIRST clyde Engle got
there on a pass.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-27
'L0UGHL|N VIM
TITLE At Tenn
JOHNSON TAKES FIRST TWO c.
BIT CANNOT STAND rACn
AND wEAkENs.
SHOWS GREAT FON
tALtFORNIAN AFTER LEHsX12
NV PLAY HIMSELF OuYs3
TAXES NECEssA SETS
On NEWPORT COURTS. %

NEW PORT. II. L. August g.
Maurice T. Mclaughlin Today w01
the Ah Corners National lawn teEai1
championship siugses In the An1(
match the brilliant Californian dS4
feated t'aliace r. Iphn5c,i, the PENN
sylvia nan, after i've hard fought xe&
at @-6: 2-6; 81; I'll. 81
BY his victory Mclaughlin cam
pietes the clean sweep which Tim
players from the Fdgi;ic coast hMNS
made in the list of .1aticnal titles th14
season. He also becomes the xu44
cessor to William \. Larned im tl
holding of the all-comers and flS
twelfth man to hold the taurels wat4
only once, with thu victory Of H.S4
Dohtrty here in 1903. have pas1&M
from an American holding IN
The hrilliaHcy Of the battle, Ter
wonderful skill and e.averacSa III
gam' played by the loser was a surs
prisa. Mclaughlin vas a strong fAV4
orire, with few support srs ~ JohnSciN
at that, Only the splendid rcndiri99
Of tie Pacihc coast 5ta We, sa s,d hitN
While his strength lIsted, Jnsinsux
outpIayed the Californian In sensaa
tlunal fashion So ably did he Hl0t
that the tally at the end was 20 ga,1%X
10 II, and 4 total II ~ points IN
1872 Al place shots the splendid w.sr&
Of the Pennsylvania in the first tWS
sets caused him to oVertop McI.0uGtls
lin. but he tired and his weakness IN
ward the end allowed the latter u
come up and finish with So to Iii
Johnson s figures ON outs and MAk3
were less than that of the winner n
the championships for. with McLouGtts
and SO TO 20
With Thomas {. Bundy. of Calls
fornia. Mclaughlin holds the douhfea
champ0nnhip BID
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-27

CINCINNATI. Angus. 26--The
Reds pounded Eube Vanguard hard
today, especially in the eieath, when
they scored four runs on doubles by
Bescher and Hoblitzel, single by
Mitchell and q home run by Eddie
Grant. Benton was very strong
throughout, holding the Giants to four
hits, all made by Doyle and Herzog.
Both Of HerZog's drives were lucky
FOUNDERS that eluded the fieiders.
Previous to today the Reds had lost
fifteen straight games 10 the Giants.
The fielding of Egan and a sensa
tional one handed catch OF a line
drive by Murray were the features
Of the contest The score
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-27
AMERICAN WINS;
GETS FOURTH PRIZE

ST. MALO. August 26.--Though an
American won the principal event OF
the three day hydroaeropiane meet
ing here today. the judges gave him
only fourth place. and a prize OF
$4,000 The American was Charles
r. .Weymann. He flew a monoplane
and went ninety miles to the Isle of
Jersey and back In one hour and
forty minutes. defeating Rene La
bouret, Jean Benoist, Michel Molla
and Eugene Renaux.
When the award of prizes came,
I4abouret was given first. $4,000;
Benoist second. $4,000; and Molia
third. $1,000. The meet was a great
success. and experts predicted that
the hydroaeroplane soon would be-
come AZ useful as the automobile and
almost az common.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-27

ID. Rigsby, a young white man for
meriy In the employ OF the Virginia
Taxicab company. was yesterday af-
ternoon found guilty of two charges
OF speeding his machine in Henrlco
county. and fines - $40 for each Of
Tense were imposed by Magistrate T.
J. Puryear On third warrant.
eharging exceeding the speed limit
on the government road in Henrico
county last November. which had
been standing since that time. ha
succeeded In getting an acQuittaL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-27
Norfolk Tars Win
From Petersburg

NORFOLK, VA. August ga
combination Of hits, together with
free pass and an error. gave Nor
folk five runs in the second inning
in the game ther today, and the home
team easily won over Heinie Bushes
aggregation by the score of to 3.
Norfolk made five of their hits in
the second inning. but during the re-
mainder of the game Brooks tighten
ed up and allowed them only two
more hits Although nine Hits were
made off Poole, he kept them well
scattered after the third and fourth
innings asd held Petersburg score
less. The score.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-27
utting Figures
In Low Scores

NEW YORK. August 2e.---It has
been claimed that few golfers realiz99
to what extent putting figures in y.
round of the links. Take, for Instances
score of IS, considered good any
where, and stop TO think that eigh-s
teen greens will call for nearly so peg
cent Of the strokes, allowing the usual
two TO a green. Jack McDermott, th4s
national open titleholder, as young ~
he Is. sized 1t up correctly when ~
remarked early in the season, If my
putting is all right I'll be there whe1.
the bell rings S$
Take any class player. either pro~3
fessionaI or amateur, II he Is In ~
putting mood. confidently playing Tor.
the cup and getting a few long oneGe
down. his score Will quite easily ge4|
inside the IS mentioned. possibly a6
low as - or II. On the other hama
when a golfer loses his conhdenC4
on the green's he rarely plays his 1ons]
ger shots with his accustomed ae~2
curacy Outlines a few careless pux4
worry him and the first thing hM
knows his drives begin to lose theiM
sting and his whole game becom1
slONeulN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-27

washington. i St Louis. !. Left or
bases Washington. s. St Louis, &.
First base on balls-or Hughes, :,
Off Hamilton. 8, Innings pitched by
Hughes. Ia; by Johnson. as.
Hits made off Hughes, Z; off John
son, 2. Struck out-By Hamilton!
8, by Hughes. :: by Johnson. D.
Three-base hit-Austin. Two base
hit-Compton. Sacrifice hits-Ham-
iton. Hughes. Krichell, Sacrifice ny
Compton, Double play-Tanoii.
unassisted. Wild pitch-Johnson
Umpires-Evans and Egan, Time, 2
hours.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-27
Bowling

The Howitzers won Two out Of three
games from the News Leader team
last night in the Palace Summer
teal que series Cheek. Of the soldier
boys, rolled high score. while II. Jor
den was high man for the News Lead
er team.
The games last might tied the
Times Dispatch with the News Lead
er. The Lunch boys Will battle with the
Times-n Dispatch team wednesday
night.
The SCOPES.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-27
Dumbarton Plays
Laurel to a Tie

LAUREL. VA. August 26.--One Of
the best bah games Of the season was
T)layed here Saturday. when the Lau
rel team went up against the Dunn
barton team. The game was called
on account of darkness at the end Of
the tenth inning. with the score tied
. to 2,
Harvey pitched for Laurel, and
Powell for Dun1barton, and 1t was a
battle from start to finish, with ex
celIent support.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-27
Roanoke Defeats
Castro S Corsairs
ROANOKE.

ROANOKE. August -Auth
proved easy far the Tigers, and Cas-
tro's Corsairs lost b. the score OF :
TO J. Eight singles. a two-bagge and
a home run were made OF his de-
livery while the Portsmouth bunch
succeeded in putting only five scat
tered balls into safe territory. Ryan
was in his usual good form and show
ed mp we'll in the pinehes The score
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-27
Yanks and Maps Tie.

NEW YORK. August 20, The
Yanks and Cleveland played an s TO
8 tie game at the Hill Top this al
ternoon The Maps had runner on
base, and one OUT in the tenth inning
when Umpire Bill Dineen called \
halt TO hostilities, owing to rain.
The Yanks would have had cin@h
of It but for Larry Lajoie., This mas
ter OF the keystone killed or three
sure base hits, nipped runner by u
wonderful play on bad throw, scored
two runs and hammered home anoth-
err A double- header will he played
tomorrow.
Score by innings: X. H. r..
Cleveland 20 FL 0 o 2--s Is z
New York ....2011 so U---S IL :
Brown Pitches Great Ball.
PHILADELPHIA. August 26.-
Brown pitched great ball today, and
the Athletics defeated Detroit TO
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-27

his seat, and may be stopped ~
held at any desired angle. This 6G<
however, is available for hauling &M
binary builders suppress and In pH&
ticularlv desirable where some ~ ~
material used is of such chaxA662
that ii slides readily and Ia not
tured by rough handling. In d.
ing stone. sand, asphalt, and ot1
road building materials. the bOdy
be elevated by the driver WITH
leaving his seat, and when the
sired elevation is attained thu
chine may be driven slowly ml
spreading the load over a consiA4G~
surface The full load may be am
ed in this manner from a seyen
truck in thirty five seconds frou
time OF its arrival at the duaar
ground without -pscessity ~
driver leaving his seat.
II as a contractor you are not M1
motor trucks ask yourself thu
lowing questions and answer tG
honestly: M
/. How many horses have y0us
?. How much money have yo45
vested? SsS
g. How much does II cost d.
TO operate your teanisy tai inat
interest on total irfvestmouf
horses, trucks. harness and
equipment tb) stable char9enf
drivers. etc. sSa
4, What Is the life OF Z AGM
&. Do you figure eepreclAf1
this basis
s. How many. cubic yards
can you haul day?
Z. Are you willing TO BE- co0@
that motor trucks can do thio ~
OF work at a lower cost?
s. Can you improve your
and unloading facilities "a
time lost in this way? sSs M
g. What is your avera9e T.
haulo
10. How many trips can y4&
with horse trueksg Ss,
II. Do you know that . aIU
tomobile truck Is doing the IN
four horse teams in Your
~. ia there any reAaoq
automobile truck cannot ~
for you.
- Isn't II worth your Nl
yestiSats this situattcM
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-27
Portsmouth.

Summary; Two base his--Newton
Home run--Laftte. Sacrifice hits
Hudgins, CHM. Stolen bases X eat-
ing. CHM. Pressly, Graham. Newton
ON. Holland Double play -Muth TO
Heating Struck out--By Ryan. ::
by Muth, s. Bases on bails-Or Ryan,
2, off Muth. =. Hit by pitcher
Holland Left on bases-Roanoke, 4 :;
Portsmouth. 5. Mcnamara
Time 40.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-27
Norfolk

Three base hit--Wailnce stolen
bases-Simons. Busch. Dodge. struck
out-By Brooks. g. by Poole, / Base
on bails-~By Brooks. 2 By Poole, i
Hit by pitcher-Poole, Busch. Hits
nade-On Petersburg. 5. of Norfolk.
s. Umpire-Mr cowan Time
/ IS. Attenda nce~a51
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-27

PHILLIES BEAT CARDS
N ationsl Lesuue Games.

Cincinnati, s. New York, Q.
Brooklyn, u; Chicago, 3.
Philadelphia, 4; st. Louis. !.
Pittsburg, 3; Boston, (first game).
Pittsburg, 4 Boston, tseeond
gamel
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-27
Richmond.

Newport News 0be NhD 0n0 VDV~-U
Richmond . 600 600 GOO o02-~2
summary Sacrifice hits--Auley,
Graf. Raley, McComas, stolen bases
Griffin, Raley Struck out-By
Bruckmilier. s; by Ayres, IL. Bases
on baus--Off BruckmiEer. /. off
Brown, J. Innings pitched-By
Rrllckmiler, II. Hits made--oH
Br1icknriller. T. Lett on bases
Richmond, : Newport News, : TIM
pires--Brown, MorrissN Strain
Time 90.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-27

ST. LOUIS, August 26--The Card
nails lost to the Ph4llit' today, TO /.
Doom had 10 use Walsh and Paskert
on the inf3eld. but both did well Alex
ander pitched a steady game. and
was seldom in trouble. I4uderns' er-
ror in the seventh cost onn run
Neither team did much at bat, bat
the Phillies got their hits in eunehe@
The score.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-27
Standing of Teams.
American Association Games.

indianapolis, 3; Minneapolis. II (first
game).
Indianapolis. /; Minneapolis. (sec-
ond gatne).
Columbus, 4: Milwaukee. l.
Toledo. 8; Kansas City, II.
Louisville. q st. Paul. T.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-27

RAY. Fardon. Braid and DuneGuS
who finished as named at the head G1
the list in the last British open chAN1
plonship at MuirfieId. have been terms
ed the Four interpreters. Ray makGM
golf look athletic. Vardon makes 81
look scientific. Braid makes IL loo41
philosophic and Duncan makes IL io0&
ahsurdly easy AssS3
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-27

WASHINGTON. August 2s.-The
Nationals and the Browns split a
double header here today Washing
ton. with Groom in the box. took the
first game. 10 3. Walter Johnson
relieved Hughes when it was too late
to save the game, and St Louis won
the gecnna- To 3 The scnras
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-27
Slated for Geyer in seventh.
ssBatted for Burk In ninth.
mr. tn AatDhsv
Philadelphia

SummAry IWU-UHSe IEts "a
gins. Luderus. Miller. Sacrifice hit
Paskert. Sacrifice fy--Walsh. Stolen
bases--Hauser Double play-kon-
etchy. Wingo and Higgins. Hit by
pitched bali-By Alexander, /, by
Geyer, /. Bases 'on balls-off Alex
ander. 2; off WOODBURY.. |, off Burk,
/. Struck out-By Geyer, !, by
Woodburn, /. by Alexander. T. HITS
OF Geyer, s in 7; off WOODBURY., !.
in i. Left on bases-St. Louis, -
philadelphia. 5. Time--t:a5 I'm
pires-Brennan and owens.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-27
TWO RUNS IN TWELFTH
GIVE RICHMOND GAME


Richmond, 2; Newport News, 0.
Norfolk. 8: Petersburg, 3.
Roanoke, z, Portsmouth. l.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-27

"HAtted TOT AIe&ANdwr II tIBHtI4t
s'Batted for Allison in ninth.
Score by innings Il.
WASHINGTON 2000'-6
st Louis -.. % 0 q . %
Summary First base by errors
Washington. ) Left on bases
Washington 4 ST Louis. Z. First
base on bails-OT Groom, 8 off Ali
son. ,. Struck out-By Groom. 8
by Allison, 1. Two-base hits-Fos-
ter Gandh. Pratt. Wallace, Austin.
Sacrifice. hlts-Cfandil. 4Groom Sac
rifice 1y--Morgan. stolen bases
Shotten. Williams, Austin. Double
plays-McBride TO Morgan TO Gan
(fil Morgan to Mcbride TO Gandti.
Tmpires-Evans ard Egau Time,
1.4s Attendance, s,2o4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-27

Summary Two base hits erZog,
Rescher. HoblitzeI. Three base hits
Herzog. Home run--Grant. Sacrifice
hft-Marsans. Stolen base-E.smond.
Double plays-Fletcher to Doyle 10
Merkle: Mitchell 10 Mclean; Egan 70
Hobiitzel Left on bases-Ne@ YORK.
/: Cincinnati, 3. Bases on balls-on
Benton, J. struck out-By MAJ
guard. q, by Benton. 5. Wild pitch
Vanguard Cmpires and
E'aE0r
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-27
Standinu Of Ciuba.
Games Today.

IN Boston.
ST. Louis In Washington
Detroit in Philadelphia.
Cleveland in New York.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-27
Standing of Clubs,
Games Today.

Games Today.
Richmond in Newport News.
Portsmouth in Roanoke.
Petersburg in Norfolk.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-27
Cub, Are Easy.

CHICAGO, August 6.--Whacktng
fifteen hits OFF three pitchers. and
scoring as many as four TALES in
single round, the Dodgers walloped
the Cubs IL to today. Rucker
came near banking the locals His
passes to Sheckard and Schultz In
the third and Tom Downey's triple
netted two runs.
Leifeld started fer the Cubs. but
the going grew so warm in the third
that Mr.. Reulhach was rolled out.
The Dodgers did not subside in that
round until four runs were across.
That was enough for Doc. and Grover
made his debut - Cub.
(Continusd on Sixth Page
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-27
Moonlight Excursion
DUTCH GAP

tonight
Boat leaves wharf SIS r. NJ.
Tickets. SOC.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-27
Aandino Of Clubs.


Brooklyn in Chicago
Boston in Pittsburg.
Philadelphia in St Louis,
New York in Cincinnati.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-27

.
Wednesday Night.
Richmond Lunch VS.. Ttmes-Dis-
patch, alleys 4 and 6
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-27

Totals
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-27
81
St Louis.

"Batted for Alexander in eighth.
SsBatted for Allison in ninth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-27

Dated Tor MaTQuard IN bIhIH-
Score by innings. H
Giants .---. .......u . . = u
..... Q 90 ] 0 o -