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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-06
Today In Baseball


August 9th.
] ss4-Sherwoo0 Z Magee. outhelder
OF the Philadelphia Nationals,
born in Clarendon. Pa.
Of the Phillies, held
Indianapolis to one nat.
1ssf---In the Washington Columbus
game the first baseman had only
four putoHts the man on the
Dfstrict Of columbia team not
getting amy
1sas--Jack SWEETS. Of Boston, pitched
a no~hit game against Brooklyn.
1sss--Chtcago PLAYERS IN railroad
wreck near Toledo and Jimmy
Ryan seriously hurt.
Iss4-Grand stand at Philadelphia
baseball park swept by fire.
ls94-Brooklyn aunihllated New ork.
els.
1se--Pittsburg and st Louis played
the longest game OF the wear IN
the National league "a innings,
tie Pirates winning. b-4 Hawley
twirled against Do0ahue.
ISar~.-St einfeidt. Davis ana McGauley
n the Detroit Western league
team. made successive home
runs off Abbey. Kansas City.
ana-Pittsburg conquered BrooNi$n
a. in fourteen innings
fefn--0akland and Portland. Paciflo
coast league teams played IL
innings without run, Knapp
row with Cleveland, twirled for
Portland.
1SpS~-Chicago beat Phtladelphi 10
IN II innings.
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PITCHER ETSNERAy HAS PLAY0MN
HITTING EVERYTHING nut
THE HoRsEHIDE.
NEWPORT NEWS WINS
GRrsps MEN TAKE Thinning 0AxGX
FROM PoRTsMoUrH, R0A.
NowE LOSES AGAIN TO
PETERSBURG.

NORFOLK. VA. August s.--Pitchsr
Finneran, Of the Tars had the Rich.
r1ond players hitting everything but
the ball here today, They hit this
horsehids exactly Eve times In Mine
innings. but not orc OF the wariops va
for an extra base. nelther was q run
scored
Ffnneran, the Doom recruit. out
pitched Perryman McGraw's new man.
The Tars made only eight hits OF Per-
ryrnsn. but his ink has not dessrtsA
him and two of the cIouts. for extrA
bases. came whsn they would DO the
most good,
In the third Braun singled to right.
Flnneran hit to tho fndeld. and Braun
MAS out on a nelders choice. Keller
sing led and Kircher few out to second
base. Dodge came up with two down
and two man on the sacks. H4
doubled and Finnsran and Keller cana
home.
In the seventh Wallace got . sin9lNs
Walter famed and Bigbie went out
Griffin to Raley. Two were dowN
when Braun came up and triplsd, sc0r-
ing Wallace The score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-06
What Is Going On
at the Theaters

A moving picture sufficiently Thrill
ling to excite an audience to pro-
longed applause is rather unusual but
the Colonial Is showing one this week
that seems to please the crowd about
as well as the top line vaudeville act
It is called "A spirit Awakened" and
Introduces an exciting horseback race
for a thief. A girl and love affair
are involved and the entire picture
aroused the audiences last night TO
high pitch of enthusiasm The other
picture. The Reign Of Terror" IL OF
historical value and educational.
The vaudeville olio lis the best the
Colonial has given its patrons IN some
time, and the house was packed last
night from start TO finish. From sucn
an exceptionally choice melange 1t IL
hard TO select the act which pleases
most gasalarie, the European vocal
ist, who introduces his walking and
singing doll, and sings in TWO distincs
voices. is one OF the best acts that mas
been on tbs circuit since hichinoho
had good vaudeville.
Dixon and Dixon are finished must
clans. and have some laugh provoking
( comedy stuff in their tramp act Ed
ward Jolly and Winirred Wild got the
ancores with Just one fool thing AFTER
another" that Is calculated 10 cure the
worst fit of the blues e1tant,
Jacobs has some wonderfully we'll
trained dogs and introduces the limo
walton OF doing acrobatic stunts win
+ his CANNES, the act constituting a
unique performance.
j The Merchant Prince, one-ac'
/ comedy skit is we'll acted by Harry
! Holman. Frank Lucy and Miss Grace
/ Florence. and contains some really
/ clever lines
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PittsDarg in New York,
Chicago in Philadelphis.
cincinnati in Boston.
s.. I.oU!s In BroohINM.

NEW YORK. August 5.--The Pirates
went after RUDE Marquard in today
game and succeeded in lifting MN OUT
Of the box In the second inning, after
two runs had been scored and the
bases filled Ames. who relieved him
let in two more runs In the same SEES
sion. but did fairly well the remainder
of the game. Hang Wagner was the
batting and fielding star of the Gay.
Although he made TWO errors. the
putchman hit a homer a two-basser
and single out Of FIVE times up, had
four put outs. and three assists. Hen
dirk was steady al all times, he
SCORE,
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No Strings Tied
to Jack Quinn

NEW YORK. Aug 5.--The High
landers have not tied a string to
Pitcher Jack Quinn, now wearing a
Rochester uniform. Quinn has been
sold outright and will not be repur-
chased, but the Hilltop club has first
caN on all the Rochester clubs play
ers
II In generally understood that ne
gotiations soon will close by which
Shortstop Tommy Mcmillan and out
fielder IIelivelt will become the prop
erty of tho Highlanders when the In
ternational league race ends. Manager
CAMEL. Of the Rochester club. refuses
to discuss the matter, but the Hilltop
management II known to have SONS
kind an understanding. Third Base
man Paddock win b kept on the pay
roll and his release from the DAcatuy
club has bAen DmrchaoaA
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AZ TILE LI'RIN.

At the I.uhin theater this week
,ber. ia one of the best comedy shows
ever seen In Richmond at popular
urIsas The four acts are all cork
ing good ones and keep the audience
Laughing throughout the entire per-
formance
The zaxaui. Marsh Trtn open the
show with splendid acrobatlc com
ssv Offering. Resides some excellent
stunts in tumbling and tossing. ihey
work up a lot Of laughs. and keep
fhe audience in a nice frame or mind.
Next on the program is Miss LII
liam Carter. a lady who accurately
nnrtravs the "dusky damsei" She has
a most pleasing line of comedy and
songs. and renders both very effec-
lively.
Miller and Mack follow with a
dancing act that would put some oth-
ar such acts to blush These nifty
looking young fellows have broken
away from the beaten paths. Their
stepping Is lively and remarkably
musical
The big laughing hit of the bin Is
the Zix Tag Trio. There In no way
To describe this act except to say II
Ia one of the funniest and most Tool
Ish act ever seen nj the Luhin, The
| three fellows sing some melodies IN
true harmony, get UP a lot OF comedy
and are wholly and thoroughly laugh
! ahle in their mannerisms. Such a
| show should pack the house to ca
| nacity for every performance this
| week.
| The motion pictures are unusually
! GOOD. They have strong education
al value besides being very enter
| tanning,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-06
ortsmouth Loses
in | Ith Inning

NEWPORT NEWS VA. August o
Newport News won an eleventh =,
ming game from Portsmouth To-Day
nosing out the Pirates after castro
crew had tied up the game an the
eighth Both teams made run IN
the ninth. Newport News scoring
when Brown made good az pinch NIT
ter for Bruckmiller. Auiey was OF
second with two down when brown
doubled, scoring Auley, Revelle wen'
in TO save the game and succeeded
In the eleventh, with one down bates
Eiehberger and Hooker got on, " one
smashed a grounder at Brouthers. the
new third baseman. who slammed the
bail homo to get Bates. The ball MI
GaYvin on the arm and Bates scored
The score.
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Barton Heights
to Play Tylez

What will probably prove to % T.
Of the fastest games this season n 4
amateur ranks viii be played tom04x
afternoon at Broad Street park IN
the Barton Heights team and Ty4u
Champions meet in their third cO1l0
Although it looks as II the Gn&l
Heights club. under. the manageml8&
r. X. Wilkinson, will capture thu
in the Old Dominion league. 1ye~
Champions are pushing them hard
teams have played two games thto
son. each taking one by GmAN
jority, and the third Is expected ~
the most hotly contested one a.
three. I'D
Burch will be the selection az -
ger Wilkinson to do tn. boz Al
while either Grtnner or Gordon n
the receiving Manager Perkin
select either Sanderson Of lto0
his effort TO stop tho wtnnAnG r.
of the Barton Heights boys.
The game will start promptly ~
o clock ss2
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-06
Badly McCregor
Wins Big Stake

PITTSBURG PA, August g. Bal
DIV McGregor. owned by f, and j
Maiden Of Lexington. Ky. won the
trotting division Of the $4,000 matron
stake in the first days meet Of the
grand circuit here today. The horse
came in first In two heats. while
Junior Watts. owned by Henry h
Rea. q pittsburg. took second place
in both heats. Adlon. owned by
Charles Riddock. of New York, took
third Ace, Wand Graham beaini.
own by r., j. acken&ie, of Winnl-
peg. Man, was distanced. Andrews
drove the winning horse
Tho pacing division OF the matron
stake will be run off " eane@day.
Summary. @5se +
81: Trot
Purse. $1,000, three in i've heats
Aroma Mckinney, hlk, IN. tCox' ;.
. !. 3, l. /.
Eva cord. b. m. fGeers). 4. .. /.
New Seal. b, &. (piazelD, /. 6,
I, ;. 4.
Marion X. Baron Todd Bingarion
ana Meadow Dale finished as named.
Best time. eos "a
2:l5 Trot.
Professional drivers stake. pur SO.
s.. 000 two in three heats; first pre-
llmlnary.
Dorsh Medium. blk. m tGsersl'
!. 2, /.
Victor Star. b e. (vaientine). !?
/. 2
Echomore. blk. s. tKerr). 3, q, s
Dandy Wood, Mike Agan and stea m
Pilot finished as named. Best time,
2,0a Ia.
2;15 Class. Trotting
Professional drivers stake. purse
5000; two In three heats; second
/ preliminary.
Queen Worthy. b. m. Murphy
: 7. /,
| Ruth McGregor, CHI m "a. Mac
( Donald. 2. 2.
Ernest Axteli. b, g (F. c, HALL
/ 5. d
4 Dr Mack, Annie Kohl and Dave
| Halle finished as named, Best time
I 2.o7 1-2.
| EIllies Of 1909. Trot
/ Matroh stake; purse, $4,000 rive
! in three heats,
Badly McGregor. b. c. (Andrews)
| J. l.
Junior Watts. b. G (Darnabvl :. :
Adlon. ch. C. tDickerson). 8, J.
Graham Bellini dstanced Bes
time 2:o9.
Purse. $1,000: two In three heats
Peter H.. br s. Valentine. !. ., l
Branham Baughman. br, $. tcox)
2. l. 2.
Best time. 2:05.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-06
etersburg Again
Defeats Roanoke

ROANOKE, VA, Aug, Both
teams used d couple OF pitchers today,
but Petersburg had the better luck
and won, to g. Efird was hit hard
and in the fourth he gave way TO
Greene. Brooks came to the rescue
of Norganrath in the fifth. Petersburg
holding the advantage TO the end, The
score.
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At tina Empire.

Three I.vres--dueer name, lsp IL TOT
three honest looking boys scored q riot
ous hit Yesterday AT the Empire In the
most amusing and clever musical oief~.
ing vet seen at this theatre heS
nlayed n lot of brass instruments, the
rnariruha and the like. but tfYe best of
a. All was the irresistible comedy sfts
OF ona Young fellow Offering a black
face character. The encores heaptu
upou the boys were mer1ted ana VIII
doubtless be repeated all this week.
Three more descendants of Adam IN
the three Emersons proved themselves
10 ha in a class by themselves AZ aero
bats Thfer head and hand-stand exil-
billions were worth going miles to see
Dorothy Lyon and Arthur Howard IN
a comedy sketch. The strange BOY
hror,gf, out the fun OF the little play
lot. and also showed their musical
training by a pleasing exhibition on
the piano. sas
| Two dainty and prettiiy dressed
girls. the Moscrop Sisters, PROVIDED
pleasing session, by their work IN tue
singing of some timely song hits anu
their neat dancing.
savo the frenzied juggler he might
he called, began the vaudeville OIL IA
a happy manner. Min new u ~
executed with express train speed rs
made himself a popular inquire,
some new and highly interest'n~ PIE
lures. especially comedy enactment
bv the vitagraph company completed
generally high-cla bin that was en-
loved by immense crowds
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ltAtS -
Portsmouth


Totals -....42 1881 10
sBattad for Bruc kmilier in eighth
zone out when winning run was
scored.
Score by innings: X
vawport News / O 0 0 o o 1t
Port sfroutfs 4,s o O. 0 Q a'i~o q 4''~-~s
Summary. Two-base hits~-Brown n.
Bates, Becker, Three -base nit
Bates Sacrifice hitE-Hooker. car
new Castro. Garvin Stolen bases -
Bates, Heating (2l. Titman I'D
Becker. Double play--~iiooker to
Ltisky TO Bates, struck out~-hS
BruckmIller. 5; by Revelle, /: by Yer
bout. 2 Base on bails~-By Rruckmil-
Ter. 4; by Revelle. l. by Nerbout, J.
Hit by pitcher-~keating. Innings
uitdhed---By Bruckmiller. hss
made--On Bruckmiller, 9 Left on
bases Newport News Il; Ports
rnauth. 10 Umpire. MIR. Co~sn Time,
200
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CHICAGO. Aug. 6--After taking
o. six-run lead IN the third inning of
today's game. with the Nationals, the
Sox lost out in ten-inrinSs contest.
3 to = G1roome was kr cca@d out IN
the third. and Cashion, uao succeed
ed rim, pitched good bail. but retired
after the eighth in favor Of Ws4tsr
Johnson, who held the Sox aaipless.
ard drove In the winning run in the
tenth. Cicottee was hit hard tor
seven innings. and was yankei ~ the
eighth Benz was nicked for two hits
in the eighth. and Washington tied
the score. White finished the game
for the locals. The score.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-06

Two Texas farmers. driving their
cwn Maxwell cars, won the runabout
and touring car divisions OF the
Farmers and Ranchmen's Eudur-
ance Contest from Dallas Tex, to
san Antonio and return, occupying
six days. from July ed TO 27th. a
third Maxwell. carrying The pilot and
chief observer, took the thrsY-f've
contestants over their seven hundred
mile course without miss and n
fourth Maxwell. bearing Starter =.
p Cunningham, finished each day s
run with clean record and early
enough to permit the officials to
check in the contestants at each
night control.
The contest was conducted by a
'sexas farm publication and limited
strictly to farmers and ranchmen
VINO own automobiles Owners were
required to drive and In most cases
they were accompanied by their fam
HES. -. w. Rutherford. OF Waxa-
kacie, drove his Maxwell touring car
with three other passengers. making
perfect score and winning the first
prize consisting Of cash and loving
cup. In the runabout division l., e
Blair. of Alvarado, Tex, with Mrs.
blair riding as a passenger. won the
first cash prize and several pieces
OF automobile equipment.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-06
yan,ierbalt stable Fo,r,h

PARIS. August b.-In the fiat rae
ing season which began on March
18th and ended on July Slst. w. x.
Yanderbilt'a stables won 30s.705f.
ts61.341). ranking fourth In the list
OF winners Mr.. Belmont comes fifth
with 2Ts.S75f. tS55.s75). II. b. Dur
yea ninth with 174.s4of. fs34,ssS).
and Achille Fould's stable heads the
list with 469.0s0f. l$93,ss1o.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-06
Cubs WIN Twice.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 6.--The
Cubs sneaked a little closer TO the
Giants today by separating the reluct-
ant Phillies from double header.
In the first Lavender hooked up with
Earl Moore and Chicago won, s TO 3.
At no time was Lavender in serious
danger In the second. Reulbach WAS
knocked out In the fourth. leaving a
three-run handicap for Charley Smith
to overcome. He held the locals. and
In the sixth the score was tied 1t
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Giants

SuHifnuTy, We basr Nus W IIsUIf,
Wagner, Byrne. Three base hits-Mc-
Carthy. Murray. Gibson. Home run
Wagner Sacrifice hit MCCARTHY, Stol-
an Observation-Disclosures. Wagner. Carey,
Double plays---McCarthy. Wagner and
Miller; Fletcher, unassisted Hits--on
MarQuard. In Ia innings. Struck
out--By Ames. 4; by Hendrix, s; by
Marduard, 2. Bases on balls-Ofr Mar
Guard. e. Off Hendrix. 4. Hit by
pitched ball--By Hendrix. Snodgrass.
Passed bail--Meyers. Wild pitches
Marauard. Ames, Umpires-owens
and Brennan Attendance. $4,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-06
HTTSBURG DRIVES
RUDE FROM BOX
HANS WAGNER FIGURED LARGELY
IN VICTORY OF PIRATES
OVER GIANTS.
CUBS WIN TWICE
GAIN ON NEW YORK BY BEATING
PHILLfES HASDnS--CARDK-
MAILS wrn-BHAyEs DEFEAT
REDS EASILY.


Boston, 10. Cincinnati. 2.
ST Louis. S, Brooklyn, 4.
Pittsburg, s. New York. 4
Chicago. 5; Philadelphia,
Chicago. 5, Philadelphia. ).
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-06

CI1EF EIa1A3SB, o. AUGUST o
Cleveland took the second game of
the series from Boston today. to /
The Red Sox outhit the Maps = to l,
but Gregg was the master in pinches
Jackson's two healthy swats. a dou
ble and triple. won the game for
the Maps. The score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-06
Motoring Notes,
Good Road News
and Trade Matters

The Fulton Brick Works has Just
purchased a ffYe-ton Alec truck.
dumping zody style, realizing that for
quick delivery the motor truck can
not be surpassed The order was
placed by President Parrish and Sup
erntendent Martin through the East
ern Motor Sales company, represent
ing the American Locomotive COM
pany.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-06

summary Two-b base hit--D00M4
Three base hn Braun sacrifice III
-~Kircher. Stolen base Dodge. DeN
bfe pfsyg-7tsrfffln 10 NcCofnAs to It{l
lev; KirchAr 10 Bigbie. Struck Out
By Peruvian. g; by rinneran. 3. b.
on bails--Bv PERUVIAN. 3. Lett 0x
ba ses-Richmond 4. Norfolk. I. UM%
REYNOLDS Time. | 10. AtteG q
ance. 900
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The number Of automobile acct
dents could be materially lessened II
mothers would impress upon their
children the necessity OK looking in
both directions before Venturing off
the sidewalks. declares William II
Stewart, Jr. MI Stewart writes
Almost every day one reads or
the killing Of some child By an auto
mobile, but in nine cases out OF ten
the accident liz unavoidable. so far az
the automobiles IL concerned. The
child runs suddenly into the roadway.
probably from behind some vehicle.
s9and is under the wheels Of the auto
mobile before an attempt 10 check
it's speed liz possible
7 will admit that there are few
reckless and indifferent drivers in
This city, and this is especially true
OF the younger element, but the aver
age driver and owner Is always on the
lookout. The careful drivers never
! take their eyes of the sidewalk or
either side. particularly in thickIy
populated sections, watching every
group Of children and steering as far
toward the center Of the street as
safety Will permit
Mothers have some responsibility
in the matter az well as the owner OF
an automobile. As the mother trains
her little ones to dread the fire engine
and keep away from the river and
the railroad track. SO should size
train them TO keep out Of the way OF
autom obiies. and above all TO avoid
/ running into the middle OF the street
veithout seeing that the way is clear
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-06
WASHINGTON GAINS
ON RED SOX TEAM
WHILE MAPS ARE DEFEATING
BOSTON BUNCH. NATIONALS
BEAT WHITE sox.
GAME GOES 10 INNINGS
BRAVES TROUNCE ATHLETICS
WHILE TIGERS WIN FROM
YANKEES, NOW CLOSE TO
CELLAR POSITION.
American League Games.

Cleveland, 8; Boston, l.
st. Louis. Ia. philadelphia. -
Detroit, a New York, Z,
Washington, $; Chicago. ! GO In
ningr).
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Durham to Challenge Barry

TORONT6. ONT. August b.--Ed-
ward Durham. champion sculler of
America, who has returned from
Rainy River. where he defeated
Hackett on Wednesday announced
that he was ready to make a match
with Barry. the worlds champion
the race to take place this fall on
tho Thames Durham IL prepared for
tbs usual STAKES. No TO- - allowed
ksaecnab VI 11ene
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-06
RICHMOND COLTS FAIL
TO SCORE IN NORFOLK


Norfolk, g. Richmond. 0.
Newport News, 4; Portsmouth, j.
Petersburg. s; Roanoke, 5.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-06

The action of moisture on the rub
Der in a tire IL Insignificant. but it's
effect on the canvass is serious
enough to be worthy OF attention
Experiments show that If cotton Is
dried quickly after contact with
moisture ii suffers little. even II this
happens many times. II. however,
the fabric is left TO lie 81 a moist at
,nosphere, on the floor OF a damp eel
lar for instance, spots ana stains viii
soon make their appearance De
structive srowths will rapidly reduce
the fabric TO mould
1t follows that what really Injuries
the canvas Is pneumatic tires Is con
tinued dampness II water Is allow
ed 10 get into cuts which extend
through thu tread to the fabric some
such condition OF continued damp
mes Will be brought ab eUt. for one.
the moisture enters a cnt II has little
chance to evaporate.
Tires should therefore he stored in
cool places which are perfectly dry.
After ira relsns, ever wet roads ea-
velopes should always be dried. SO
likewise after being washed, IL Is
important that tires be washed regu-
larly in order that cuts may be re-
VeaTed, cleaned and repaired The
best way to wash a tire Ia to sponge
IL nightly when fully inflated, using
the smallest possible amount OF wa
ter and trying both tire and rim care
full vas soon as the operation IL com
piete.
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standing of CIuf,s.


Washington in Chicago
New York In Detroit
Boston In Cleveland
Philadelphia IN IT. LOUIS
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80
CHICAGO

Chicago ....t o 8 T.
summary Hits--@oT Groom. in
Ia innings. Off Cicotte. IL N "a
,rnfnss: off Benz, ? In part ~ one;
If Cashion. in ) la, Two base
hits-Shanks. Lord. Milan. Kuhn,
Cashion, Williams. Mcbride. Three
base hits-Gandil, Moelier, stolen
hases--Lord, Zeider. Doubls olass---
williams to Foster Rases or balls
on Groom. 2: of Johnson, off
Cicotte. 1: Off Cashion, I. Struck our
BY Cicotte. 8: by White. /; by John
son, q: by Groom, 3: by CasNon. 8,
Wild pitch--Groom. Baik--C0ehion
umpires--Dinsen and O'Brien, Time
---3.50
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-06

American Association Cameo
Minneapolis, a: Louisville. !.
Milwaukee. IL; Indiana polls. I
KansaS City. 4: Toledo. s.
~ paAl III CoiuuAnA I.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-06

Snmea Today.

Games Today.
Richmond In Norfolk.
Portsmouth In New port News.
Petersburg In Roanoke.
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Totals .....34 10 - 8
sBatted for Carrtgan In ninth.
ssBatted for Bsdient In ninth.