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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-27
Auction Sales.


AT A u CT 10 Several
consignments, including a
fine lot Of household goods
from 255 CORTLAND St, con
sisting of fine bed room fur
niture, brass beds, refriger-
ators, library furniture, art
squares, rockers, dining
chairs, fine springs and
mattresses, pillows, center
and library table, rush fiber
porch furniture, crex rugs,
and many other fine fur
nishings too numerous to
mention, to the highest bid
der, commencing at 10a. M,
Friday, June %. Central
Auction Co., u E. Mitchell
st.
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Agents Wanted.
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CAMPAIGN ROOKi

CAMPAIGN BOOK
WANTED-Agents in every county of the
United States to sell our campaign
book $50 pages, 100 pictures and por-
traits of all the candidates and leaders
The lives of all the presidents and has
tory of their administrations. The plat
forms and principles of all parties An
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paign since 1851. Outfit free on receipt OF
10 ,vnrs 20 pay postage Titanic outfit
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Agents Wanted.


AGENTS-To sell our CAMPAIGN BOOK,
$50 pages, 100 pictures and portraits of
all the candidates and leaders. The lives
of all the presidents and history of their
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AGENTS WANTED in every town In
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1t will take two hours to do without thts
tool. For sale by A. G. Inman. Midwife.
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Personal.


WANTED-Accommod ations for the
Georgia Legislators They are coming
in now and will be in esssion at the state
capitol for the next FIFTY days. All Of
them are on the outlook for nice, com
Portable and home-like places TO eat their
meals, or to board or to rent Many OF
the places these legislato tors had last year
did not suit them and they de-
sire to find something better All
the legislators will read The Georgian
that's certain. Their attention will be
called day after day to the Legislators
Accommodations" column on the Want Ad
pages of The Georgian. This will be
big advantage to YOU. SO If you have eat
ing or boarding places or have rooms.
apartments or houses or rent, your ad
should be under the Legislators Accom-
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next three months. Phone or send in
your ad at once. 6-26-33
J. S. K: Father died June Is. Give me
an address where a letter will reach
Annie not so well. MUST HAVE your adj
dress, Edwin Pascal. 3S26-6
WANTED-Sewing to do of any descrip-
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WANTED-Th name and address OF par
Ed Gray. Notify J. G. Farmer, Morrow,
Ga. 1885,
AFTER twenty years of intense agony
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31-11-6
SERIOUS RESULTS come from trusses
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HAIR CUT 15c.
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Situations Wanted-Male and
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Miscellaneous.

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WANTED-To give away 400 yards of
dirt on lot adjoining Walton building.
G. w. McCarty, zoe Walton building
$3.50
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Educational.
Dropsy.
Medical.

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and Cotton Root Pills a safe and re-
liable treatment for painful and sup
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BILE strength, 81. DIR. f. G. Southington
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Statesmen Wanted.

EXCELLENT proposition to statesmen TO
Introduce to wholesale and retail stores
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Boarders Wanted.

couples with nice room and good board
for the summer; also single rooms for
gentlemen. West $751;. 6-26 So
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AT AUCTION.

TOMORROW, Thursday,
June 27, the entire furnish
ings and household goods of
a 10-room house, and other
consignments. All of this
furniture is practically new,
consisting Of fine and medi-
UNI grade furniture, includ-
ing everything to furnish
the home from parlor to
kitchen, embracing oak chif-
forobe, very fine early Eng
lish china closet that cost
500, exceptionally fine early
English buffet that cost $85,
pedestal dining table, very
fine art pictures, an unus-
ually large lot of bed and
table linen, spreads, quilts
and blankets, Administer
and body Brussels art
squares and rugs, Crex
squares, carpets, lace cur
tains, portieres, ETC., tomor-
row, Thursday, June 81, at
143 South Pryor street.
COMMENCING promptly at 10 a. m. to-
morrow Thursday we win offer to
the highest bidder the complete fur
nish.ngs OF a 10-room house, including
quartered oak hall rack. Vernia- Mar
tin beds, felt mattresses, National
springs, quartered oak dressers and
washstands. porch furniture, porch
swing. dining chairs, rockers, refrig-
orators, sanitary iron cot, feather pill
lows, ladies' desk, oak wardrobe with
double mirror doors, parlor lamps,
parlor tables, davenport, china, brio
a-brac kitchen utensils, very fine par
Tor heater, oil stoves, gas stoves, also
bids us mentioning many other arti-
cles which will be offered TO the high
est bidder but your presence at this
sale will positively prove very profit
able to you. Sale commences prompt
ly at 10 a m. tomorrow Thursday,
June o.
PEMBROKE SALES CO.,
143 South Pryor st.
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Board Wanted.

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SINGLE room and board with refined
family, could use extra space for stor-
age. Answer quick. Board, care Geor-
gian. 36-26 6
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Help Wanted-Female.


WANTED-Nurse who Is willing to help
with house work. Apply 20 Gordon ave-,
Kirkwood. Ca; get off main Decatur car
at Norwood. 47-26-o
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WANTED-First- class washerwoman for
two days, on lot Mrs. Bolles, South
Kirkwood. Phone Decatur SS9. 6-26-44
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Teachers Wanted.

~~>~~~-~>>~~-~0-~
TEACHERS WANTED-Mainly for prin-
cipals and assistants. Fall positions
being taken rapidly Demand exceeds
supply. Free Registration. Write for
blanks and terms. Register Teachers
Agency. Register. Ga $50 IS
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Stove and Range Repairing.
Mattresses Renovated.

WE MAKE OVER old mattresses.. also
furnish new ticking best work. give ~
trial Acme Mattress Company, Jack
E-4-e
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-20
CANADIAN SCGLLF'R EEtTEN
IN FINALS AT OLSMPIND

STOCKHOLM. July 19.-1n the final
heat of the outraged eight oar shells
this afternoon, "a race In which two
British boats were the contestants,
I.eander beat New college, oxford. by
a length and a half. The Leander
crew had had An Unexpectedly easy
victory over the Berlin Rowing club
eight, and the New college crew
rowed over. In the final of the out
rugged fours, Ludwigshafen beat the
Thames Rowing club by three lengths,
In the semi-tinaIs or this event Lud-
'oshafen had beaten Denmark by
two and q half lengths, while the
Thames Rowing club beat Christiana
by a quarter of a length.
In the semi finals of the single
seulls, Veirman. Belgium beat kuskl
Russia, by q length In minutes II
seconds. I<innear England. won from
f. r. Butler. Toronto. by two lengths,
in minutes 81 30 seconds,
In the final Of the single scllils OF
The rowing regatta of the Olympic
games, kannear defeated Neirman
handiiy crossing the mark four
lengths ahead of his Belfian opponent.
The Brtishers time was minutes
4 $40 seconds
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-20

Brown, pitching for the Bur-
iingteH team, OF the Central as
ISOLATION, struck out 10 Keokuk
batters, seven in succession.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-20

'Batted for McC0mas In ninth
Score by innings: X,
partvnnuth .0O0ll10 2--5
Richmond ....,..l U -
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Pitcher Rixcy Wins.

CHICAGO, July 1a.-Jeptha Eppa
RiXeE, Jr. bested the Cubs 4 Ia M
today He allowed but three httass
Two 1t them stuffed ifftt, the ,1tnt3
round, Crav9th COPIED for thu
Philies in the opening spasm whaelg-
ing double off Lavender that sh0oe6S
Paskert home. A homer and cos1~|
pie OF doubles cleared the. way for
two more counters in the third, ~
which time Lavender retired The
score: I'M
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-20
Roanoke Defeats
Newport News

ROANOKE, VA, July l9.--By
punching hits when the Newport
News team was punching errors the
Tigers won today's game, to 3. Both
Burleson and Brown pitched good
ball, but the support of the former
was better than that accorded the lat
ter In the seventh Newport News
had three men on and none cut, but
Rurieson got out Of the hole nicely.
Evans was up and hunted. Burleson
tossed the ball to LATTE. the catcher
for a force out and LATTE threw Ev-
ans out at first. Walsh then lifted
TO the outneld Pressiy hit the ball
hard all through the game, In the first
inning Maths robbed him Of three
Dagger by making a great one hand
running catch Of his drive. Shields
and Bowen put up a great game :or
their respective teams. Ihe score.
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Stated for Benz in eighth.
Score BY innings: ~,
chtcaro 100 100000 %
v..a osooi SIS
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EACH TEAM WINS AND LOSES ~
SAME sCoRF--NARQI
WINS GAME. sN
RIXEY WIN AGA | N
VIRGINIA PITCHER Shuts OUT
CHICAGO CUBS, REDS WIN FROM
BRAVES, CARDINALS BEAT
DODGERS.

pITTSBURG, PA, July 1s.---Pitts~
burg and New York divided double
header. each team winning, to :. tnia
afternoon Marquard and OTooIes
met again aud as has been the case ~
-tl4e-fstf previous games the Giant
twirler has won. O'Toole lost his own
game by giving four walks that re-
suited in the only runs made off him,
three. but enough to win the game
Fittsburr hit Marquard ten times for
q total Of 10 bases In the second
game Hendrix outpitched Ames. who
was relieved TO make room for
a.ranaa11 The ecnres.
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CINCINNATI. July 19.--George Ty-
Ter held the Reds to five hits today,
hat was given wretched support and
the o'Day crowd won 3 to 2, all their
runs being assisted around by errors
HUMPHREYS pitched good ball and
would hSve blanlled the Braves but for
couple Of errors by Bescher. Mar
sans was laid up with sore hand
and Bates played center Geld In his
place Gowdy. the Boston first base
man. who was hadfT spiked in the heel
by Bescher Yesterday is on clutches
and viii not be able tn play for Il
NnpE or rtnra The scnre.
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Petersburg Loses
to Norfolk I ars

PETERSBURG, VA. July 10
Finneran was too much for the
Champions today and Norfolk won
Il rather slow game. 4 to / Norfolk
only made six hits off crelger but
Petersburg contributed couple OF
errors at critical points and aided
the Tars greatly Il was said here
tonight that the New York team Of
the American league had offered
ST. 600 for pstcher Mckenzie, and that
The offer had been refused by Nor
folk. The scnre.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-20
COAST LINE ANNOUNCES
NUMBER OF PROMOTIONS

Wilmington headquarters of the At
lantic Coast Line yesterday announced
the appointment Of F.. :. Campbell as
division freight and passenger agent
Of the road with headquarters at
Richmond
Further announcemenf is made If
the creation Of new otifce--asslstant
general freight agent, ana W. G.. Pull
liam, former division freight agent,
was appointed to the new office, the
position he held being abolished
A number of promotions in other
States followed the advancement OF
Mr. Campbell
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Evidence All In.

Hearing Of the evidence in the suit
Of John A. Coke, Jr., against the Cor
dun Motor company WAS completed
yesterday in the Law and Equity
court. and argument on the tnstrur-
lions was heard. The case will 70 tn
the jury today
Mr.. Coke purchased an automobile
from the Gordon Motor company. ex-
changing ~ old machine In part pay
ment. He claims that the car he re-
ceived is not as represented.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-20
Yanks Win in Tenth.

NEW YORK, July i9.--After d ten
inning pitchers battle between Ford
and Blanding, the Highlanders de-
feated Cleveland by to 8 count
this afternoon. Cleveland started the
scoring putting two across in the
third, the locals tieiDg the count in
the fourth The visitors again went
TO the front In the eighth with one run,
ONLY to have II tied once more by the
Yanks in their half OF the same In
ming In the tenth Banding slowed
up sufficiently TO allow the Yanks to
slip over the required run. The score
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Today In Baseball
July goth.


IsSs-phillies routed Pittsburg, 1911,
making 81 hits for a total Of
ii bases off Jimmy Calvin.
1872 Baltimore assaulted the Pitts
burg pitchers, Mark Baldwin
and Elmer Smith. for 81 hiss
20 Of which were singles. one
double and three triples, to-
tai OF 81 bases,
1s9s--Magee. OF Louisville. pitched a
one-hit game against Brook
Ign.
ia01-Pittsburg made IS hits OFF
Newton and Carsey. Of Brook
lyn, and won, 15-2
fs06--Phil Lewis, shortstop for
Brooklyn against Cincinnati,
had the following unique rec
ord; 6 put outs. : assists and 5
errors.
l906--Earl Mason, of Brooklyn. twirl-
ed a no-hit game against st,
Louis.
1s07--Rube Waddell. Athletics. struck
out ! 2 Detroits in nine innings.
nut lost game. "a.
190T--Cicottee. of the Boston Amer
cans, then with Lincoln. pitch
Il one-hit game against Des
Moines
islo--Boston Americans, after win
ming nine straight, We're beaten
by Detroit. az in IL innings.
f910--F'oxen. of the Philiies, issued
10 passes to the st. Louis Car
dinals and hit a man. but won
his game, liz.
1910--Chieago Cubs defeated Brook
lyn, 10 In IL innings Pfiester
and McIntire pitching against
Bell.
is1I-- Brown, pitching for the Bur-
ftnsteH team, OF the Central as
ISOLATION, struck out 10 Keokuk
hatters. seven In succession
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Xaixes Examination.

Robert Taylor, colnred. waived
examination in Police court yester-
dav morning when his preliminary
hearing on c3farge or Stealing Il
kodak from DR. r. &. Bosher, Jr.. was
called. and the case was certified 10
the Hastings court. The kodak was
valued at SIS.
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Red Scx Win Double Bill.

BOSTON. July 19.-The Red soS
won a doubie-header from the chicago
White Sox today, Jake StahF g. ere"
~ remnant chasers won the first game
In easy style by a score OF TO 9.
While they captured the second CON
test after q stirring twelVe-innings
battle by the score OF to !. In the
second game Eddie Cicette, the Tor
mer Boston ~.ttcher opposed his old
teammates, and made great show
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Totals

New l.orI

hdIINd7 fNF NIIVN N IIFIN- 9V7s
Score by innings r.
New York 80 o 2 o, ~ g---4s
Pittshurg .,.o . 3 0 Q KS
Summary. Two-base hits--Wilson.a
Hendrix f2J Sacrifice hits Miller
Stolen bases-~Wagner. Double plays
Wagner and Miller. Gibson and
#HEFTgr. Mccarthy and Milfer. HifE-1
or .sn1eys. : an 4 infrinss: on Ssr8n.F
dali. in 5 innings Left on bases
New York, .; Pittsburg 5. Cmpirek
owen and Brennan.
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aED sox TAKE TWO FROM THE
WHITE sox. ONE GAME GOING
TWELVE INNINGS.
YANKS DEFEAT MAPS
ATHLETICS SPLIT DOUBLE-HEADER
WITH DETROIT, LOSING FIRST
AND WINNING SECOND IN
sLuGFEsT.

WASHINGTON, July 1s,--The Ma
tionals defeated the Browns today in
a double-header by score Of TO
] and 10 TO /. In the first game
Groom pitched fright ball and
held the visitors safe at every stage
of the game. In the second game
Cashion held the Browns down to five
hits. Following are the scores:
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WASHINGTON TAKES DOUBLE
BILL FROM ST. LOUIS TEAM
American League Games,

New York, 4: Cleveland, 8.
Boston, 8; Chicago. (first game).
Boston, Q: Chicago. / az innings)
Washington, 3: st. Louis, / (first
game).
Washington, 10: st. Louis, (second
game).
bet oft 8; Philadelphia. (fIrst
game).
Detroit, 6: Philadelphia, Ia (second
gamel.
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Cardinals Beat DODGERS.

ST. LOUIS. July 1s. Five bases On
balls in one innlng, three of them with
the bases full, let the Cardinals beat
Brooklyn today, 8 to 4. The Cardinals
used three pitchers and two catchers.
4 total or fourteen passes Mas issued,
eight by Cardinal hurlers. and STA by
Dodgers. The score
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. cut when winning run SCORED
NJ sNN York

Martin. Sterrett, simmons Home
run Peckinpaugh Sacrihce hits
HartzelI Ford Stolen eases--Jack-
son. Daniels Zinn, 2; Har'zei. bou-
HE piavs-B Birmingham and Griggs;
Ford. sweeney and Chase Chase,
Martin. simmons and CHASE. Struck
out--Ry Ford, : by Handing, :: BASE
on bails-By Ford, 2 by Biandihg' ..
Wild piteh--By Bianding. Lett on
hases.-New York, 10; Cleveland l.
4 npires~~Dlneen and Sheridan,
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efaIsaa.sltlirR

*Batted for Howedell in ninth.
s*Batted for Barnett in ninth
Score by innings. r.
Norfolk ....... o q q @ q . . OF
petersburg ....... I o 9 Q & OIL
Summary: Two-base hits-F'inne-
ran. Spencer, Brenegan, Sacrifice
hits-Wallace. Busch. Stolen base
Walters. Double play-~BuSeh to
Morrison. Struck out-Bv Crelger
by Finneran, 5 Base on ballS-By
Greiger. t.: by Finneran. 3 Hit by
pitcher-sPorter. simmons Wild
pitch Creiger, Passed balls
BY Hurley. Left on Norfolk
3. Petersburg, 6. Umpire-Mr Orth,
Time 1.40 Attendance soc
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ef,;raI traa4.4.A

Cubs with Harpies. at East End
Park.
Giants with Hustlers, at Byrd Park.
Pathnnders with Handlers. at Lee
Park.
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failed but IT was pretty effort and
bespoke two other fierce fights for
today.
Az usual, there will be a double
header. In the meantime the details
of the battle yesterday are given
herewith
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Totals
Nnu1nArf NeMs

FNWaITNhW . !
Newport News ! 0 Q . o.;
Summary: Sacrifice hits-Elth-
berger. BurleSon. Newton. Pressly.
stolen bases---W olfe Shields. Hol-
land III, frrssty rae1. Double plays
1913 Fsariesosf to Iaasittss To GsaFwfn.,
struck out---By Burleson. 3: by
Brown, .. Base on balls--By Bur
Lesson. T. by Brown. 3. Hit by pitcher
--Lafitte. Left on bases Roanoke,
S: Newport News, 6, Umpire. Me-
Bride Time, 1855.
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Summary Twobase hits-Castro'
Nfanser. Griffin. Sacrifice hits-keat-
irg. Manser. Cooper, Graf. Stolen
bases-Carter McComas. Struck out
by Manser 3. by Hussey, 3. Base
on balls-Bv Manser. /: by Bussey, ..
Hit bv pitcher-Becker Innings pitch
ed-By Mauser. 20 Left on bases
Portsmouth. 3 Richmond, A3 I'm
yire-Nr Donahue. Time. lIV.
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" I}ttted for o'Reurke n min
= Batted for " Ter In ninth.


Summary Two-base hits--Tftus,
King Double plays-klb1g to Nc
Donald Struck out--By HUMPHREYS,
4: by Tyler, 3. Base on balls--By
HUMPHREYS, fiji by yler, :. Left on
bases--Cincinnau 6 Boston. Z. UNI
pires-Messrs. KLEIN and Bush Time
II ,4S
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American Clothing Company With
Burk Co, at Byrd Park
Hillsiders Win Jacobs 81 Levy. at
Spring tIill Park.
Imperials with Cherry Smash. at
Paramount Park.
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lanes Mack. colored. WAS sentenced
IN sixty days IN jail from Police court
yesterday morning on charge of
stealing $a.s0 from the l.. X Shep-
herd Lee Cream cenpa ny.
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standing of Clubs.
Games To-day.

Portsmouth in Richmond two garnes)
Norfolk In Petersburg 1.-TWO
games),
Newport News in Roam
oke ttwo games) q.
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Chicago.

FEtruck out Tor Lavender IN
"sRatted for Richie in ninths
Score by innings: sSs
Philadelphia ,... 0 o o 0R
Chicago ....... 90 o 00 q A39
ss,4 Hs.4.,s4 T ,|l-has@. - hits
vath. g. Magee, Archer. L0R
Home rnn--faskert. Sacrifices
Schultz. Double playS--TfHn&
Fsvers TO SAFER; Archer to
Struck out BY Rixey. s.: ny
der. / by Richie. 3 Ease IN
BY Lavender l.. BY Rixey. 3ssz
made--oH Lavender. III
Richie. In g. Isefs on bA4
adelphts. q: ChtcAgc. l
Mr.. Rigicr and FinneS1 =
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Game Today In
Amateur League


Ashland with HaitIe AAe u ASH
land.
Grays with Collegians. at Byrd
Park.
Athletics with Southern BELL, at
Christ Church Park.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-20
GIANTS AND PIRATES SPLIT
EVEN IN DOUBLE HEADER
National League Games.

IlncinnntU, 3 BOSTON, 2.
Philadelphia, 4; Chicago, o.
St Louis. s. Brooklyn, e.
New York, 5; Pittsburg. first
game).
New York, 4: Pittsburg, 8 Second
camel
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-20
Standing of Clubs.


Philadelphia in Chicago.
Brooklyn in StLou.s.
New York In Pittsburg
Boston ia Cincinnati.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-20
St. Louis
Score by innings :

Washington . x--10
st Louis 80 a o Q o D O.
Summary, Earned runs--N ashtng-
ton. 3 Two base hits---Ainsmith.
Morgan. Cashion. shanks Stolen
bases Milan go. Shanks. palY
Cashiou Double plays--McBrtde 70
Gandn Struck out-~fSy Hamilton. !;
by Cashion, 9. Base on balls-~off
G. Brown. 3. or Hamilton. :: of
CashIon. +. Passed hall--Snen. In
nings pitched-~Ry G. Brown. . % In
nings; by Hamilton, 4 l5 innings
Hits-~or Z, Brown. S; of Hamilton,
9. Left on es--Washington, s;
St. Louis. 8 Empires, Westervelt and
Evans Time, 2.1o,