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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-23
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rsoSss's Power Lsagss


This = aa smsadnsat 70 abolish
the Initiative. The scheme for .
constitutional coavsntioa" vas kiii.
ID two years ago. Nov this scheme
u offered. Il b the piaa We had 10
Oregon from 1857 TO 1900. and In
those afty-thrss ysars no eonssitu.
tional amendment ever received
enough votes TO b adopted.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-23

Gu, aovsrs ., No. . wss, naiu q,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-23
RULE BILL
Is NOW DISCUSSED

This propCoal means teeS u y vossr
votes only for . candidate Tor con.
stable, but does not vote on . consti'
tutional amendment. he 10 counsed ~
voting against the constitutional
amsndment, suppose 100000 votes
srs cast for 0ovsrnor. but At the
same election there are $4,000 vo'eA
Tor an amendment aud not one vote
against Il. The amendment will DO
Lost. because this proposal means
that more than half the votes cast a.
an election must bs for = proposed
amendment. even II not one man
votss No" and 10000 men vote
"Yss."
II this proposed amendment had
been In force aimee 1904. the follow :
Ing constitutional amendments that
have been adopted would have been
rejected:
i--0ivins Initiative aud rsseren
dun powers on local laws and crdl
nsnses to the people Of oil co intiss.
cisiss, town. and other ruaicipa'i.
ties
s.-Rseuirins the peoples spptovA:
OF any bill for = cous,itu,ioasl cou-
vsatioa. ~ that ansadusat ths
psopls we're able 10 rsjsct tho zoe.
stitvsio4ai eoavsntloa scheme VI 1893
and 1919. which vas intsadsI se
,naks . new coassitatioa asd ~irc
out the Initiative. rseersadum sad
recall
s-City home rule liquor amend.
nsns.
~-Ansadmsas silovias state To-
stisutioas to - located away froa
salsa. Ike the Insane ssylun 81
Psadissoa.
S-Amsadmsat allowing verdict
by thrss-fosrths Of . Jury In civil
cases and cutting out red tape on ap.
pcals 10 the supreme court. undsr
this amsndment the suprsmc court
vas able To decide ass cases In 1911.
against oaly iss In 1910. under the
old hair-splittins tschnicaiitiss.
This proposed amsndmsst 10 Dc.
stroy the Initiative oa coaatitatiossi
amend nsnss was los-soilsd through
the Legislature By the servants and
agents Of Big Busiasss. 10 take power
away from the voters Who vSts aad
give that power 10 thoss vAo do aot
vote on measures. Al the eosposa
tioa lawyses. the liquor and bses
trust. railroad. Gas. electric lisht. ~.
spheas and telegraph eoapaaiss. the
water power trust aal their frisads
wsas you 10 vote for this ansa1nsa;
and give away yess political povss
They fear the power you nov have to
make laws aad amend the coastitu
tioa tor your own bsnsat.
We believe you seed more political
power instead Of Les. sad urge yoa
10 vote mo" oa this measure. No.
sit on the ofncial ballot. Oct NOR.
power for yoursslvss By vosins Yea"
On the Peoples Power League amend
'nsnt Of Article Nv Of the Constitution.
No. sss on the od,eisi ballot.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-23

When charges against sraftiss al
dssnsa we're made The Hsrald had
the svosu aQlayits of sssponsib,e
eitissss. Ths Nosthvsstsrn attempts
70 deprive . fev police o0lesrs Of
their broad aad batter without .
hearing an - the unsupported STATE.
meat Of 80 - ~ hirs1 asa. vhe hes
admitted that ~ b susli1sd 70 Join
~ Aaaaias elub.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-23

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are 60 limited % 10, e - ~
70 s1ers what vas . lev ~.
ago ~ almoat pricsl,ss lu,s.'
u you dssirs 10 know an 49,.
What . moderate sum ,As, -
b isssallsd. cell W GREE, -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-23

In spite OF the fact that Sammy
compares his nsvspapsr work IN this
city 70 the acts Of the Lord . few css.
esries aoo. Il b deubtful u He cano
20 klanath Pals He vexl1 slit ne
Nosthvsstsen along The lisss now
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-23
(Paid AdveslissmssO
GIVING OUT
me ssssssis Dsseoss~sss sassy scis.
''ss os xia.ssA vs,ss

AROUND ell day with - ssAiss
hack:
Can't rest q sisht;
baossh 70 make say ess "sivu
out"
Doan's Kidasy Piiis have sivss 70.
Moved life 70 tAeusaals.
They $40 for kslsst baehsshs.
For other kidney ilis.
fiess is convineisg proof Of their
worth:
y. Powell. sss osk ssrsst. An.
iand, Oregon. ays: II suRsssA a
great deaf from kidney trouble and
oacxschs and somstimos I could
hardly Gst around. On arising IN the
morning ! was ssiR and lame, and tbo
kidney sscrstiohs annoyed me b.
their irresularity In passage. A.
soon - ! comhsnced taking Doaa's
Kidney Pills improved. aad I q
nov 10 sopd health. I seili uss Doea's
kidney Pills eccasionsily, hevsvsr.
out more - . prsvsstitivs thaa any
thins elss. ] always inslsl upon'
Doen's Kidney Pills. Tor 10 Substitute
could b - effective q they.'
vss aels ~ lii esssess. prlss 50
eests. ssfsr. l1ilbusn o.. Dvanie.
haw Yssh. so's asssts Tor The units6
otatss.
Rspsmbss the saos-pses's s's-asl
hks ~ ether.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-23

VIENNA. Oct. as.-JsvslFy worth
$500 was found IN . house st LsIps
Bohemia. rented By . sumbsr oi
stsaadel aetess aa1 ssessssss whe
had Organized . bursling syndicate.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-23

vssy eoavsassat. isa't II. Mr. Busi.
asss Ma. 70 have thiaU vsistsa ~
|yes eaa un1ssstaadf Bat yos can
always truse SAMMY. he nsutsl
giaae. ~ 70 taks aAvaatass of yesr
iUosaaes- saaay \ seAieal. aaa ~
esp>aias 70 PEE II susA . vay that
you ere able % grasp his nsaaing.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-23
Arsle,s xvn.-An,ssd.ss.ss

Section I. Amendments to Con.
stitutioAs Pow Made---Any amend.
msnt o. amsadmsnts TO this constitu.
t,on may b. proposed In either branch
Of the legislative assembly. and u the
cane shalt be agreed to BY q major
ity of all the n,embsrs elected to each
OF the two houses. such proposed
amendment or amendments shali.
With the ysas and nays thereon. Be
entered Ia their Journals aud referred
By the secretary OF state to tho peo-
pie for their approval or rejection. a.
the next regular election. except
When the legislative assembly shall
order special election Tor that pur'
pose. II . majority of the total num-
Der Of electors voting or casting bal
lots iA the election shall vote In a.
vor of any such amendmsat. Il shall
thsrsby become . part Of this cousti'
tutioa. The voter for and against
such aasadnsat or amsndmsnts. sew.
orally. whether proposed By the lssis-
lativs assembly Or by Initiative psti.
tioA. sAall b caavassed By the ssers
tary Of stats h The prsssacs Of the
eovssaoe. aad 70 4 shalt apspsr 10 the
govsrHor that he majority Of the to.
u, au0bsr Of electors votlas or cast
Inc balless at sai1 election have vot.
- h favos % said snsadmsat or
aoendmsats. ssvsrally. u shall b his
duty forthwith af>sr such canvass,
- Ais proelanasioa. to declare the
sai1 aneAdmest ~ amend o. amsad-
meats. ssvesally. havins received the
majority Of the total avmbsr Of vosss
o. ballots cast in the election 10 have
essa adopted by The psop,s os Oregon
- part Of the ooastisution thereof.
aad the same shall b In eject ~ .
part Of the coastituttoa from the date
Of such proclamattos. when two or
mors amsadmsnss shall be submitted
IL the manner aforesaid TO the voters
os this state. at the same election.
they SHAH b 20 ssbnittsd that each
amendment shalt b voted on sspar-
atsly. No convention shall b called
10 amend or propose amsadmsats to
this coaseitutioa. o. 70 propose . new
coaseieutioa. ualsss the lav providing
tor such eoavsntioa shall arss b ap-
proved by the psoels on . rssersn.
DUN vote at . rsGulas general slse-
uooN TAis article shall not b Coz
'trusd 70 impair ths right Of the pso-
pls 70 aasad tAh eenssisutioa ~ vote
npoa a. iaitiasivs pseitios therefor.
ApwA fAn>Ahs.>N A~h~>Asa~A -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-23

The Northwestern sssas 70 Eaow
Ia lot about The inside veskiass Of the
Klamath Dsvslopnest company.
Surely II eanaos b froa hssssay In
formation?
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-23

And nov G. ?. stoas's iav practice
may - sxpseted 70 srow rapidly.
Sammy has "tsksa q fall ost Of hin. -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-30
$4,000 for
Catcher Schalk

NEW YORK, July 29.-Ten thousand
dollars for a twenty year old catcher
who was just a green bush Lacquer
a year ago! Charles A. Comiskey, pres
ident OF the Chicago White Sox. has
paid this amount for Schalk, the SEN
gational catcher OF the Milwaukee
American association club. Last year
Schaik was IL bench warmer a greater
part OF the campaign. for the Milwau-
kee club used him In less than thirty
games But early this season Schalk
began to catch wonderful ball. with the
result that major league scouts focked
to Milwaukee to look him over. At
least Ave major league clubs were
advised to buy the young catcher. but
when the Milwaukee club was asked
TO sc. price the figures were so high
ceased. The Milwaukee
club wanted $4,000 In cash.
Ted Sullivan. Comiskey's scout, who
tried vainiy TO secure Charley Sterrett.
of Princeton. now with the Highland
ers. turned his attention TO Schalk
early in June. Ted Sullivan saw the
youngster catch game after game in
brilliant fashion and gradually became
convinced that he would add great
strength to the White Sex. Comlskey
meanwhile had opened negotiations
with the Jersey City club for Catcher
Wells, strongly recommended by an
other scout. and was ready to pay $6,-
600 for Wells. when word was re-
ceived from sullivan that Schaik could
be secured for $4,000 IN cash and sew
eral players thrown In,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-30
PERUVIAN HITS L0UGHLIN AND
PETERSBURG CATCHER SCORES
ONLY RUN MADE.
TIGERS RETAIN LEAD
COME FROM BEHIND IN GAME WITH
PORTSMOUTH AND WIN IN
ELEVENTH INNING-~NOR-
FOLK LOSES.

PETERSBURG, VA, July 29,--Pe-
tersburg won from Richmond today,
to 0. in one of the best played and
most sensational games ever seen on
the local diamond. Perryman was in
fine form and pitched great ball for
the visitors, but he lost his game by
hitting Loughlin. after having two
strikes on the Petersburg catcher.
The blow-off came in the fifth.
Loughlin was the first man up and af-
ter getting his base. through the
grievous mistake of Perryman, he
was sacrificed to second by Anthony,
Howedell popped to first for the sec
ond out, but Barnett made himself a
hero by punching. out a single. Tough
lin scored the only run OF the game on
the hit.
Only twenty-five men officially faced
Perryman. The actual count was
twenty-sev for the eight innings
that Richmond was In the field
Loughlin, hit by pitcher and Anthony,
credited with q sacrifice saved time
at bat.
Morganrath had little but slow
ball and the Richmond players broke
their backs biting at 1t. The Colts
have been facing some speedy pitch
ing Of late and the slow ball was dead
ly.
Petersburg is about due for another
gpurt and the fans look to the team
to repeat, now that Loughlin is back
In form. With Simmons In left and
Anthony In center the team. apparent
", does not miss Spencer. Black
stone, the new man. appears to be
going we'll In left field. The score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-30
Kolehmainen May
Race in America

NEW YORK. July 2s.-There is
prospect OF professional running race
that will exceed in interest any event
for pedestrians IN this country since
Johnny Hayes and Daranao renewed
their battle over the marathon route
In Madison Square Garden. 1t fas
been a matter OF gossip that Koleh-
mainen. the Finnish champion who
carried Off all the long distance hon
ors OF the Olympic games. would turn
professional as soon as the ')lympics
were over and come to America In
search OF further fame ana Incidentally
a bundle of American dollars.
First in the field with IN offer TO
try his speed and endurance againet
the famous Finn Is A. Z. Wood. the
English runner, who set new worlds
figures for fifteen miles when he beat
the American champion, Queal at Gel
tic park. this spring. Wood was In
the city yesterday and issued q .chal-
lenge to run any man in the world
from ten to twenty miles. He stipu-
lated Kolehmainen or his great French
rival, Jean Bouin. So far no word has
been received that the latter intends
to turn professional. but there is a
strong belief that KolehmaInen VIII
accept the Englishmans challenge.
Wood came here from Toronto. where
he says there is a syndicate ready
and willing to back him against the
Finn for $1,000. He also says that
he la willing to bet his share Of the
gate receipts on the result OF the race.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-30

T oday In Baseball
July 3oth.

WY
1S86--Pfttsburg American Association
team was defeated 81 by the
Newark Eastern League club in
IA innings.
1Sss-Boston Inundated Phillies 1870.
Radbourne pitching against Kid
Gleason.
1s94-Duke Farrell of New York
made home run with the bases
filled in the game against the
Philies.
/ e01--Napoleon Lajoie. then with Ath-
ietics, made home run with the
bases filled off Earl Moore OF
Cleveland, In this game Larry
had four hits, one OF each kind.
1903--Cincinnati overwhelmed Chicago
1910, making 10 hits off Weimer,
while the Cubs were manufac-
turing nine errors.
1e0s--New York shut out st. Louis
Ito. McGinnity pitching for
New York and Karger and Nc
Glynn for st. Louis.
lsos-Cleveland defeated New York
80 In fourteen innings.
I9o9-Collins Baker and Davis Of the
Athletics made a triple play in
game against Cleveland.
1s1o--Max Carey of Pittsburg. then
with South Bend. made four
hits--one OF each kind-in a
game with Dayton, being re-
sponsible for all his teams runs.
The fans showered money at him
after he had made his four
Dagger. the drive netting him
s10o.si.
1s1o--Hauser and Konetchy OF the st.
Louis Cardinals made q triple
killing in game against
Chicago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-30
Kin May Kidnap
Poor Little Eppa


PHILADELPHIA. July 2s.--Mana-
ger Charles Doom, Of the Phillies, mas
been forced to hire bodyRuard Tor
Eppa Rixey. Jr., the sensational young
pitcher from the University OF VIZ
ginia, for fear Rixey will be kidnapped
by members of his family, who object
to q Rixey playing professional ball.
1t seems that young Rixey is real
blueblood. one Of the F. F. VS.. Down
there they spell Rixey this way:
R-I-x-E-Y. The other members OF
the family were mortified when they
discovered that Eppa had been SHARED
by a professional baseball club. They
wanted him to break the contract inn
mediateiy. but he refused. The fam
lily hasn't given up the idea yet OF
getting him to quit, and so the body
guard.
Tho kid they would kidnap is jusi
Dix feet six and only weighs 1875
pounds, poor little fellow.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-30
DIES FOLLOWING
FALL FROM TRAIN

Especial to The Richmond Vfrginian')
CAPE CHARLES. VA. July %
Clifton Somers, the youth -whe vas so
seriously injured by falling from
freight train at Tasiey station last
night, died in the Salisbury hospital
shortly after being admitted.
In company with several compan-
ions, the young man was attempting
to board the train at the platform.
although warned not to do 30 by rail-
road employees. His right leg was cut
off about the thigh and his body bad
ly bruised. His body was sent to the
home Of hts parents at Mearsville.
Va. He was seventeen years OF age.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-30
f avorites Beaten
in Opening y

CLEVELAND July 29.-Three fax
ties. two OF which were played hael13
were defeated in the opening ~
races of the Grand Circuit mSN{
today sEsss
Joe Patchen. ii, won the EdN
pace for z,l2 class PAGERS In sala3
sive heats Az
The three divisions OF prelimina
of the Tavern Steak event, which r.
prised the remainder OF thegeaT1ss
won by the Wanderer. EsthSf
The Edwards Stake-2:13 go
purse $4,000. in S. .sssg
Joe Patchen. b. H.. by Joe pAfo1
dam Bessie Bonehili by Empire M
tFieming1, !; !. i Knight on.as
Chimes Halro. by The Spy AGurI
8. 3. 5: Pearl Patch. Henry III.
Hal. George w. Newton. Add r., TT
Green. Denver Jay. Steibrino LaA
Mabel b. finished as named. Best
2:07 8a7
First preliminary. the Tavern
for 2:l+ trotters, purse. $1,000:
The Wanderer. b. &. by The 3&
dam Maggie F.. by young Jim tie
/. /; Tommy Pinch. b. h.. BY
Finch tCastle). 2, 2; Lord White
Mckinney. Earnest Axtefl. Me-
Light. Doctor Mack. Funny Cra4
ished as named. Best time. 1:l1
Second preliminary. Tavern
purse. 81 600: in g.
Ester W., b m. by Director
first. dam Madame Arundel, NY
wilkes tCoakley). l. l. Dorsch E
blk. m. by Red Medium Of. q.
g. 2: Castledome, b. h.. by ja&
Gregor CDodge), 2, 1; Dave
BIerne Holt, Ruth MeGregOr.
Lynn and ssarrine. finished - ~
hest time. 2:0sA
Third preliminary; the Taver
for 2;l4 trotters; purse. 3l.0eG j8
Moko billiard. b. g., by kim
dam billie Patchen. by Pilot
~ - JoHas}s.s I'll. /: AfikH~7
b. r.. by Lord Vincent dam III
by Princess tTodd): Newseel
Newleaf. dam Hazeletta- By
Wilkes tLazelie): Thistledome,
tion, Pee Wee. Reuben. Wftes0x.
pilot and Lord Guyton f1nle3
named
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-30
Roanoke Wins In
Eleventh Inning

PORTSMOUTH. VA. July az
Roanoke outslugged the Portsmouth
team TODAY and won in the eleventh
inning. Six two-baggers, two triples
and two home runs figured in the
scoring. and thirty-four hits for total
of fifty bases tells how the pitchers
were battered. Burleson was driven
from the box in the second, and Man
ser was bumped hard In the first and
seventh. Mayer was sent in to holo
the game safe. but the Tigers would
not be denied, tieing up the score In
the ninth and putting over the win
ming run In the eleventh. The score;
powfagp nufh
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-30
Barry Wins From
Champion Arnst

LONDON, July 2s.-ErDest Barry, of
England. IL now the worlds snu,iing
champion. He wrested the title from
Richard Arnst, OF New Zealand, in a
race on the Thames from Putney to
Mertlake today.
In addition to winning the cham
pionship. Barry also won side bet
OF $4,000.
The race was rowed under disagree
able conditions. a drtxxling rain spoil
ing the weather.
Efforts win now be made to match
Barry with James Wray. coach OF the
Harvard university crew. Barry has
stated his willingness to share In this
international match.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-30

drove to victory at Santa Monica and
Tocoma a few weeks ago. Tetzlan
will have one Of these mounts and
Barney" Oldfeld may have the Sec
ond one.
When the two big races were held
at Savannah that city was commend
ed for the excellent way the militia
patrolled the course The Milwaukee
promoters dc not intend To be outdone
by the Southern city in this respect.
and arrangements have been made TO
have the circuit poiiced by dozen
companies OF the state Guard
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-30

DETROIT. MICH. July 2s.--Works
pitched In his usual splendid style
today. that is, all the hits made on
him were clean and wholesome, and
never more than five in one inning.
The Athletics won seven to six In
eleven chapters. Wild BIZ Donovan
pitched three innings. and lost the
game. the tie being effected while
he was on the mound. Except for a
little wavering by Maggert and Baker.
the visitors would have won in the
regular period. two OF the Detroit runs
being due to errors. Score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-30

LONDON. July 2s.-The postmaster
general announced to the house OF
commons this afternoon that under
the agreement between the government
and Gugiielmo Marconi. It was pro-
posed TO erect six long distance Inn
periai wireless stations. The main
station will be from England to Egypt.
thence to British East Africa, thence
TO south Africa. Another station will
be from British East Africa to India,
ana from India TO the Maiev psnin-
sula- ..--...,4.1.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-30
Norfolk Loses to
Newport News

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, July 2e.-
Newport News came back today and
handed the Tars a beating by a ninth
inning rally. When the home team be-
gan to find Poole the portpaw was
yanked from the box and Finneran was
sent In. He failed to stop Grim's men,
the winning run coming across with
none out Taliafeiro. newcomer.
played first for the home team. He
did not perform wonders and made
way for Walsh in the ninth who came
through with hit. The score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-30
loan Broker Arrss4oi J,

NEW YORK. July 3s.-DAvtd 4
man. multi-millionaire loan
with loan Offices all over tn 81
States, was one Of the Mom
when seven simultaneous En1
campaign against loan shAS
made on loan Offices this
by plain clothes mon undeS N
Captain Mckinney. OF the Nl
tive district. mn
Tolman. whose wealth - -
gregate 310.o00.00o or mCee
rested In his main Ones ~
street. Toiman'a once ~
Is known al thu ''ciaaFiA9
all his numerous lean -
the country. Tbs dstoe1e0
cleanup there. ccrllo
masses Of bcoks fFUlk tIS5
safss IN the sultG
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-30
JACK JOHNSON ONLY WANTS
$4,000 FOR TEN ROUND BOUT

ELKHART. IND, July 2s.-Billy
York with Dan McKetrick after hav-
ing spent twenty-four hours endeavor-
ing to make Jack johnson take $780,
900 for his end to nght Joe Jeanette
at Madison Square garden. Johnson
stuck to his demand of $4,000, and
as Gibson would not increase his
offer the trip was unsuccessful.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-30

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. July %
Former United States Senator William
Drew Washburn, last of the Illus
trious family of Washburn brothers.
died late tonight. lie was eighty
one years old. Mr. Washburn was
told q. Carlsbad, Germany. about
three weeks ago that his condition was
critical, and was rushed home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-30
Three Pitchers Are Abused.

CHICAGO. July 2s.--The Red Sox
took another game from the locals.
to s, today. Benz and Peters were
easy for the leaders, the former AL
lowing four hits In four innings, and
the latter four In one. Doc White
pitched the last four innings. allow
ing but one hit. Collins was knocked
out OF the box In the nth. and O'Brien.
who succeeded him, allowed but one
run Score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-30

NEW YORK. July 2s.-The Chi
caEo Cubs handed the Giants their
third straight defeat this afternoon,
score 4 to 3. Tesereau. on the mound
for the Giants. was found for six hits
and two runs in seven innings. He
was relieved by Ames. who allowed
two more hits and two more runs,
enough to win. Richie allowed but
Ave hits, but issued six passes, which
materially assisted the home guard In
registering their three tallies. The
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-30
RnanOke.

Summary: TWO base hits--Garman
Garvin 2; CHM, Castro, Nixon. Three
base hits-Becker. Holland, Home
runs-Pressley. CASTILLO. Sacrifice
hits--Graham, Garman. Stolen bases
Presley. Holland Double plays
Nixon to Garman. PRESLEY to LATTE
to Garman. Struck out-By Burie-
son, /; by Green. 4; by Manser. /;
by Mayer, g. Base on balls-By Burle-
son. 4: by Green. 2; by Mayer, 1. Wild
pitch--By Mayer. l. Left on bases
Roanoke. 8; Portsmouth. 10. UNI
pire-Mr Donohue. Tfme-2:2s. At
tendance-S00.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-30
MAKE GOOD SCORE
IN DUCK PIN LEAGUE

The scores last night were exciting
from start to finish in the Palace Sum
mer Duckpin league. The Richmond
Lunch team won two out OF three
games from the Journal team. An
derson was high totaler with Gilbert
high score. r. Price. OF the Journals.
put up a star game. rolling l24 for
high score and making a total Of 311
in his three games. The team didn't
work behind Price.