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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-19
VICTORIOUS RED SOX
IN TRIUMPHANT MARCH
NOltLD'N CHAMPIONS RECEIVED
WITH Much ACCORD ON RE
TURN TO BOSTON.

BOSTON, oct. 1S.--A triumphant
march through crowded streets and a
mass meeting Of congratulation was
held, which closed for the season to-
day the activities Of the Red SoX, tho
new worlds champions, as baseball
team
After they had ben lauded as the
"gumest nine ever" by Mayor Fitz-
gerald ana the sentiment had been
applauded by several thousand fans,
the players dispersed, not to meet
again AS an organization until next
year.
Hunting trips are included in the
immediate plans of nearly all Of the
members of the team.
"Bn" Carrigan viii entertain a
small party at his Maine hunting
camp.
Within a few days the players will
receive checks for their individual
share of the worlds series receipts.
They will get more than $4,000 each
a greater sum than the salary Of
many Of them.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-19

LAKE CHARLES, Lnu oct ls,--
Only three Of the 800 witnesses SUM
muncd IN the Grahow labor riot cuac
were plncod upon tha stand today the
first day IN the taking of evidence, li,
H. Hayard, a log scaler for the CAL
loway Lumber company, nt whose
plant the fight occurred, was the
stotcs chief witness. The riot fol-
lowed labor speech At the min by
A, J.. ltmcrpn, president Of the
brotherhood Of Timber workers. and
one of the defendants, ana liauard
testified that the first shot was fired
by some ono ln the crowd about the
wagon nom which the union leader
Wu8 speaking.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-19
An OrntoricaI Contest"

CLAREMORE, Okla, oct is
At the fourth annual session Of rhe
Northwestern oklahoma Educational
association which will be held at
Nowata, there will be given two
medals in oratorN open to all stu
dents in the high schools of the third
congressional district An ovation is
noted in the plans which the eXecu-
tive committee of the association
have formulated. Boys will compete
with boys and girls with girls. One
medal will be given to the success
ful boy and one to the successful girl.
only one contestant will be permit
ted TO enter from each high school
All railroads in the state will give Il
rate and a third for the occasion.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-19
Crowned Head, Wire Sympathy.

CHICAGO. oct 1S.-Telegrams and
cablcgrlms continued to pour IN at
tn, rate g.! nearly one a minute dur
ing the day and Colonel Roosevclt's
secretary was hardly able to reao
them. King Victor Emmanuel sent
a cdblegram in Italian which no one
at the hospital could translate. EX-
president Fallierles of France cablcd:
"G congratulate you most sincerely
ON having happily escaped from the
horrible attempt made against yoW
person and ! pray that you accept
my II V.sl as for speedy recol cry
ana the expression Of my whole
hG'tcd sympathy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-19

LOUISVILLE. oct 1N.-For tho
thirteenth successive year. a. Mclean,
of Cincinnati tonight was elected
president uf the foreign missionary
society there sessions Of which were
held today IN connection with the an
uuM meeting Of the Disciples Of
christ Officers ~ that organization
chosen today are:
President Judge : X. llaymakcr
Wichita Kan
Vice president c. NJ Chiffon. St.
Joseph. Mo.
Recording secretary T. 5 Riddle,
Kansas city
Secretary. b. =. Elliott Kansas CITY,
Treasurer. l.. J. pnnnister. KAN
sass CitN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-19

election officials Of Hughes county,
were bound over in one case each,
by l.. II. Fawcett, United States Com
missioner sitting at Holdenville. on
charges of conspiracy to deprive ne
groes of their right of suffrage. Two
other cases each against the defend
ants were dismissed. Cases were
filed against election officials of Gem
mole county, and their hearing is set
before Commissioner Fawcett for
Thursday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-19

McAlcster penitentiary for the muir
der of her husband. Thomas Gentry,
a well known business man and Ma
son Of this place. II was represented
that her health had broken so that
she could not longer endure the lard-
ships of prison life.
GOV. Cruce has written to McAles-
ter physicians to make an eXamina-
ton OF the prisoner and report lpon
her condition.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-19
Two Entered Pleas of Guilty.

Just before the afternoon session
OF the Reuter- trial started. two ls-
year-old toys. Kennedy Hewitt and
peto Osborn. plead guilty before Su-
perior Judge Breckenridge TO dis
turblng a public meeting and were
each fined So and costs. Hewitt also
plead guilty to charge of disturb
ing religious assembly and received
the same fine.
The two boys said they got into n
fight at a public meeting in a school
house near jerks and desired TO
plead guilty.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-19

CLAREMoRE, Okla, oct. 1S.--'
one Of the largest land deals ever
contaminated In this county has just
been closed by Senator Gid Graham.
The farm has frontage Of nearly
four miles on the Nerdigris river and
was sold TO j, S. Bllhy Of Wagner.
Consideration about $3O0OOOO. Sen
ator Graham represents Nowata and
Rogers counties In the upper house
of the Oklahoma legislature and is
one of the very few farmers IN the
law making body lie has large IN
tcrosts I'm other lines Of business
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-19

MALESTER, oct. lS.-The Com
mercial club has closed a contract
with film company for a series Of
pictures of .renes in the city and
throughout the McAlester mining dis
trict, which viii be shown over tha
Northern and Eastern states These
will include, everything possible TO
show to prospective buyers of the
$4,000 acres of segregated land TO be
thrown ON the market by the Federal
Government for the Choctaw ana
Chiclldsaw Indians ~within the next
few months. In addition to the pic
lures being sent directly to places Of
exhibit in several states, it has been
arranged u display them from the
special car which this city has been
sending over the Eastern states.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-19
STOP CEREMONIES FOR REPORT.
Masons at Guthrie Notified of World
Series PLAYING,

GUTHRIE. Oct. 1s.-The comforting
Of Scottish Rite degrees on a class of
eighty-flve members at the Masonic
Temple here was stopped at intervals
yesterday TO permit Rev. John r.
Asernathy of the Guthrie NJ. E
church South to announce the world
series of baseball game bulletins. over
one hundred Masons at the temple
waited impatiently for the final re-
suit. Boston was the general favorite
among the Masons.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-19

NASHVILLE. Ky. oct. lS.-Cen-
sure minister Of the Christian church
who, the speaker said, need more
abundant faith IN the efficacy of
PRAYER. was expressed today In the
presidents address to the Brother
hood Of the Disciples Of Christ, meet
ing here IN connection with the inter-
national convention OF the church
President r.. A Long. Of Kansas city.
was unable TO attend and the address
was presented by Judge j. ~ Hay
maker of Wichita. Kan.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-19
Aroused Over Presence Of Outlaws.

GUTHRIE, oct. 1s.--According TO
Ray Massey OF Idabol McCurtain
county who Ii visiting here, the en-
tire county In that locality and TO the
northward Is apunsed over the pres
enco IN the Jack Fork Mountains Of
the outalws who have recently been
holding up the Kansas city southern
and other trains near Fort Smith. II
Ii generally understood ~ be the work
Of an organized gang
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-19
lhnnsc. nntc Of oMIl.on par. ("

CHICAGO. oct Members ~
the national democratic campaign
committee today proclaimed saturday.
November .. ns Woodrow wilson
day. instead OF October 81. as had
been announced. II is planned to
have Governor Wilson address "a
mass meeting In Madison Square
Garden. New York. on that day and
to telegraph excerpts of his speech to
be read at similar meetings through
out the country.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-19

OKLAHOMA CITY. oct iS.-For-
NAL application was made to Gov.
Cruce for parole Of Mrs. Alvert1
Gentry, serving a life sentence In tn,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-19
SATURDAY AND MON
DAY AT BRADY'S
SALE.

SALE.
WE OFFER so BOLTS
TOILE DE NERD l5c
GINGHAMS; NEW DARK
STYLES AT 10c A YARD; ;
THE IL / &c GRADE FOR
&c. 100 BOLTS AMERI
CAN AND SIMPSONS 7c
CALICOES AT SC A YD.
WE OFFER 10 BOLTS
75c CORDUROY DRESS
GOODS AT 48c A YARD.
DO YOU WANT THE
BEST IN SHOES. is
YOUR BOY OR GIRL
WEARING OUT T o o
MANY SHOES? THEN
COME HERE WHERE A
$4,000 STOCK OF GENU-
INE r. J. g. r. SHOES; WE
WILL GIVE A NEW PAIR
FOR ANY THAT FAIL TO
G. | V E SATISFACTION
AND JUST NOW WE ARE
MAKING SALE PRICES
ON THEM.
WE OFFER 100 PAIRS
124 $500 w o o L Z N
DOUBLE BLANKETS AT
$190 A PAIR.
WE OFFER 100 DOZEN
MISSES BLACK BEAUTY
25c HOSE AT Is A PAIR.
WE OFFER SPECIAL
PRICE ON TULSA'S FIN
EST STOCK OF LADIES
SUITS, CLOAKS, SKIRTS
ETC.
1890 ~ BRADY'S - 1912
The Old Reliable.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-19
Election OFFICIALS Bound over.

OKLAHOMA CITY. oct. Isl. r.
Bowles, Henry Rich and Ira Davis.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-29
Joe Patchem Il.
Leads Racers on
Readville Track

READVILLE, MASS. August Is
Joe Patchen H., great son OF the Ia
nous Joe Patchena- won his eighth
race out of nine starts this season,
when he tramped on Seponset stake
PAGERS this afternoon by cracking IN
three heats in 2:05 Ia, EOS IL, ana
2:06 IA. the fastest heats and race
New England his seen this season.
The first Sensational upset Of the
afternoon came in the second heat
of the Plymouth. when Nowaday Girl,
winner of the first heat. tired in the
stretch and was beaten by Dillon AK
worthy in 2;14 Ia; half second
faster than the first heat Nathan AN
worthy was again second. NowadaS
Girl reduced her record tn Ala "a
10 win the first heat of the Plymouth
Nathan Axworthy. second to Nova
day Girl when she set her world
record over a two lap track, was gee
ond in this heat, and the two leaders
were we'll out in front on the back
stretch. The final heat was won by
Dillon Axworthy
Searrino. owned by George Esta
brook, -nf- DenYer.- Golo.-ad1ed- he1
name to the list Of great stake win
ners and she triumphed in the Bli'
Hill stake for 2:fS trotters requiring
amateurs for drivers. Best time was
9.0S Sd.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-29
McGinnity aces
Trouble in QI

NEWARK. August as AANm
Joe McGinnity, OF the NewA<E%
dams. left his team in AontFoax
came here. and there are oeq4
afioat that he and Vice-pxe
Solomon are on fhe point Of 0
ing relations. 1t IL reportod
McGinnity is here for the purp@
procuring purchaser for the
OF stock which he holds In the
Reports from Montreal "a ~
Solomon has denied there A.
trouble betwetsl him and Mc0aM
and that Joe merely went TO No.
from Montreal TO take q raNe4
story may be taken with = gFMM
salt. as McGinnity hardly wOu14
left the team unless some up1
was threatened.
According to a story circulARN
today. there IS friction ~
Charles Ebbetts and George ~
on one side and McGinnity III
lrIav smith on the other. 1n1l
always worked in harmony
i Iron Man. but ii IL undeTo@4
would not be opposed to steDp
~ the club IT Smith sells ~
NcGinnity either will try 70
some one to buy It or he viii
i h. p4self-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-29
T oday In Baseball
August Dth.


lSS6-ln tie Oshkosh Duluth game
only TWO hits were rnade-one
off Mark Baldwin ANA one off
Harper.
1889 Mark Baldwin, olumuuS'
struck out Is of the -, Louis
Browns in nine innings passed
ten men and made four ~lld
pitches
1877 Everett Chicago. set the sea
sons Individual record for bat
ting in the National league oy
making two home runs, two
doubles and q single in game
against New York
1929 No bases on balls in the Ralti-
more Cincinnati game, Howei
ana Hahn pitching
feun~ Brooklyn taiit-ri t-tt times "
the eighth inning OF game
AGAINST the Phllies on seven
singles and three triples.
1904 Boston Red Sox vanauished
the Detroit Tigers, 1870, Young
pitching against kitson ana
stovall.
f9o5-Tv cobb played his first game
in American league. 1t was
against New York and he made
a double off Chesbro, accepting
both chances offered him ia cen
ter field
leo5--Chicaso and Washington play
ed 4 fifteen inning tis; score
IL owen and Townsend wef'
the pitchers
Russell Ford, New York High
landers. struck out clever
Cleveands III nine Innings
whiting everybody except Stov
1eip-Tom Hughes. II, New Yorl
Highianders retired Clevelars
without a hit for nine innings
but allowed two safeties In m
tenth and five more IN IN
eleventh, losing his game. 90.
/ fsio--Rav Collins, OF the Boston Re-
sox. held Chicago TOO nit
made by Mclean.
/ fsfi--O Toola OF Pittsbure, ISSUE
ten free passes to Boston bats
men ana strnnk out nine me'
and won his ganaA -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-29
GAME IS WON BY
ryLER's CHAMPIONS GIVE
BOYS GREAT BATTLE ~
BYRD PARK.
TIE SCORE IN NM
wirH TWO DOWN COUPLE 3
CosTL, ERRORS HELP MANA0s
wILKI>soN's PLAYERS 70
CHAMPIONSHIP.
TIE SCORE IN Mn

Inability "a connect safely a,.
Pitcher Burch at opportune
caused Tylers team. the cl14
pions Of the West End AmNA
league last season to meet defeat
terdav afternoon at Byrd Park
the hands of the Barton HeiWMA
nine. thereby dropping the champ54
ship Of the Dld Dominion leagu1@A
the latter. 1
IN the nrst haif II the ninth innA
from Barton Heights came 61
strong in their half of the last in44
and by putting a man across the ~.
won the gar by the score OF NQ3
Burch was In his best form ~
allowed his opponents only ffve ~
while Sanderson was touched
nine, three of them being triples. RIA
/ TYLER started off in a whirlwfnd IL
with a base on balls for SimpS0Nyaa
miscue which put Bauer on first 49,
and home run by Calder made thu
runs in the initial inning. HakG
( Heights also came in strong ana r.
two runs, as did they IN the foil0Ws1
I inning With the score 8 to Asa
! favor of Barton Heights at the IL
of the eighth inning. Tyler's 49,
70 bat and tied the score.
Barton Heights then proceede0
win With two down Burch hit ~
one at FLIP" Bauer, who fatle6 "a
handle 1t and allowed the runnef
land on i1rst base. Dogget then rot
base by an error and was folle0
senf. who singled to right. brings.
Rurch in with the winning run.
The feature of the game was n
sensa tional fielding at short Of 70
get. Of Barton Heights.
THE post season series. which ~
be played between the Battle AZ
, ana Barton Heights. will begin SafM
day afternoon at 8 o'clock at II
Park. Two gar will he played. "a
, games will be umpired by Bottom
Of the Old Dominion league. -
Hicks. of Capital city league. d
score follows.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-29
Petersburg F ails
to Hit CASTOR

NORFOLK VA, August 25.-Steve
CASTOR held the champion Peters
burg team to five hits today and as
II result Buscns men are now IN
second place. Norfolk beat Peters
burg to l., outplaying the Cham
pions from every angle of the game.
Vance started for the Champs. but
the Tars welcomed him SO gladly that
Hedgepeth was called upon. The Tars
aalI on the portpaw for three runs in
the fourth, bat after that he kept
them from scoring. The game was
fost tn the first inning, however, IL
Petersburg was able 10 put only one
run across with CASTOR pitching SUI
perh han. The score
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-29
Roanoke Wins in
Pitchers Battle

ROANOKE. VA, August 27,-~ln
pitchers battle between Burleson and
Foxen. the Tigers came out ahead. :
TO /. AS the tall Pirate weakened in The
eighth and ninth. Guy Titman got
q three Dagger, which the scorers say
is the first he has made this season.
ritnan also made two singles ana
PLAYED a great game in the outheld, re-
firing three men. The score.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-29
WINS TWO GAMES IN DOUBLE BILL
WITH NEWPORT NEWS
OUTFIT.
CHAMPIONS DROP ONE
NORFOLK DOWN PETERsbtR 1
TEAM, 6 TO 4; CASTOR PITCHING
GREAT BALL, ROANOKE
KEATS P0RTsMOJ TIL.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, August 81
Richmond won both games IN dod-
bic header today and jumped into first
place in the Virginia league race. ne
Rucktails gave the Colts a hard pattle
ali the way, as the scores snow ne
first half of the double bill went 70
the Colts to J. and the second part
10 the tune Of 10 r.
Iron Man Ayers was the whole works
In the first game and his side partner
Charlie Strain, was just az stingy with
hits In the second set-to. Strain. IN
fact. was found for one less hit than
the medical student, the count pelhs
seven and six Both teams broke even
in the number Of bingles with thirteen
each, Colts and Bucktails garnering
seven each I'm the first game and SIN
each TN the second. The Colts were
able to make their safe raps count in
better style than the home boys, and
they fairly earned both victories
How the Runs Came In.
Richmond got first blood. Griffin
led of with q two Dagger in the frst
and was sacrificed along by Bob Car
ter Graf came through with a time
~ single, and Griffin scored
Nothing further happened until the
firth, when Newport News put run
across, Bates making the tally with
two down In the eighth Rogers drew
q pass and McComas sacrificed him 10
second. Ayers struck out. and Griffin
Was walked Carter was on deck with
single. and Rogers came IN.
In the ninth. after Kaiey bad been
disposed Of Burke drew 3 pass. and
was sacrificed along ny Garman- lie
scored on single by Rogers.
Result Of Second Game.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-29

Richmond motorists who are tuur-
ing the state ara meeting with adveN-
lures. Morris Wildbure's car colItdea
with a rock on the Alton road ac-
cording 10 ii Naynesboro dispatch,
and f.. c Pelouzc, vice president OF
The Richmond Automobiles ctuu, urt
with painful accident near Covins-
ton After spending a week at Ma
tural Bridge Mr.. Pelouze and hts fam
.iy started for White sulphur Springs.
proceeding easily hy way OF Goshen
pass The scenery from Hot Sprl&Es
10 C0yineion Is the finest he has
ever seen, MIR pelouze declares. bHt
he decided Ia leave the beautiful
mountain road ANA take 81 short cut
10 Old Sweet springs This w4s dis
a$trpuS.
! We got iAto Dunlop creek,
writes Mr Pel0uze and the water
was so deep IL got into the oarburet~
ter The engine stopped completely.
w IN Lueilt. my daughter I traV-
eI;.ti back teea rallies ana foaIsd Il ,uaa.
with two mules We pressed hsu
into service ard got ouf of the wreck
It was bright moonlight aud We had
merry time over this experience
! but the other was not SO pleasant
We crossed a mountain stream seN-
eraI times and finally the ear stopped
right In the middle Of the stream Tho
water was IN to the running boards
nut we All piled oul, and went up 10
our waists in the stream There VAS
mo one within ATTY miles and the fox
4 81 was dense and dark on each side
of the mooniit road and the tumphng
stream. While monkeying with the
machine | got my hrst fngcr caught
/ in the gear and slashed it nearly on.
! The sdock nearly plunged me uhdtt
water, but | escaped dro"nIne. az
! course MRS. feIon@e ana the 'h"aiFh
Thought matters much worse 'tai,
thty Neft, althoush san I SaN ~"
tah3thihk leoNea fat'ie I'"I ~ $1,000
Fasll 'A'NfN g ~
I!aeilae akai - !" Ni''s az, -"
stAe ae@i w, - -" "i
~. "n'A 81 ii"t' IN t,,.,l
49, - :, ~. $500, ,har1 at
s.,,atyss 3,sif,sy ,,,s,,,'sn r. drssr4 n,
L ="
finger and We Kept ON to Ola SNrti
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-29

CHICAGO. August 9s--The cubs
heat III" cardinals TODAY. II A.
Zimmerman pooled one Of the Longest
honlerS ever seen at the West SIDE
rark Sauee stopped the locals for
sin rounds He was lifted IN tie
eighth TO let Ellis bat for him.
Schulte's triple of Geyer in the last
et the eighth saved the Cubs l-aven-
der pitched grand ball ALI the way.
Score by innings Il H. r.
- T.ouis 1000 02 Ia 3
.,,hieaun 400 90 00l SIS
Batteries Lavender and Arctef
Sallee. Geyer and Wingo.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-29
isicl,nlsAaiai.

>.,,.,art News o O o 0 D 0--t
Richmond .,.....t.e
summary: Two-b hits Maths,
strain. Sacrifice hit---iarman. stolen
Ia seS--Rates, Maths. Griffin. Graff.
Double plays-Brown to Bates to
Evans; strain to McComas to Raley-
struck out--By Brown. 3 ~ strain
5. Ease on balis-By Brown. 3 BY
strain. s. Hit by pitciler---i'> Hrowh,
q, ~ r>urke Wild pitch By strain.
eft en- bases--Newport News, 5,
Riohnonti. S. Umpire. Mr. p'Brier,
Time. l:4G Attendance. SOP.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-29
Theatrical Notes

The Madame sherry company
has a publicity agent AS 10 pun
licity agent Hark to this
Muse OF the many twinkliag hose,
Terpslchose, oh. teach your pets
The charm that shines. the grace
that glows
In gigues, gavottes and minuets.
No one as yet has Needed MI. w.
p. Henley's appeal In his ballad cry
ing FOR tho return OF antique dances
and written musical play around
them. But, at any rate, we nave &C.
clared our Independence OF the aiav-
cry OF the waits The step - nor
very radical one. perhAps. hut Ma
dame Sherry" which comes TO the
Academy Monday. Tuesday and Wsd-
-'----~-
tContinusd on 1txth pagSJ
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-29
american Associntio, Game ;,

fndiomapoIls. q IT. FaN!. 7.
Louisville. 3 Minneapolis. :
Toledo. .; Milwaukee,. 10 hrs0
game
Toledo. o Milwauke~. :; second
game.
Columbus. 3 Kansas cay T. first
game.
Columbus. .; Kansas City J second
game.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-29
standing of Clubs.
NV 50TN N ~ 0NTIN- I0T-
Philadelphia ,u Boston

W8sTTrTC;1'0H, August 7es--'is'it-fe
vas no question about the great
Waiter Johnson losing his game to-
dav. White the Browns only secured
I've hits. johnson passed four and h4d
a Wild pitch to his credit Grifhth
inserted his recruit outhe'cef, Ken
worthy. from Denver ~ the nope OK
king the losing s;rcaA. He played
a g0o8 game SrOrr
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-29

RATED Tor MorrisseS in ninth.
Score by innfngs r.
Newport News ..o9 0010o0 al
RieAnend -- III b Z Il u y | 80
Summary; Two-base hits-burke,
Griffin. Sacrifice hits Auley, Carter
Garman. McComas, stolen bases
Bates. Lake. Double piaNs--~Morrissey
10 Carney to Evans struck out-By
Morrissey, 3; by Ayers, I. Base on
balls-By Morrtssey, 4; b& Ayers 7,
Left on bases Newport News, -
Richmond. 3. Umpire. Mr. QHrien-
Time, 1850. Attendance, 700
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-29

PHILADELPHIA, August 2S.--~l ne
Athletics ended their home stay TO-DAY
by losing to Detroit, 60 y Wliie,l
pitched good ball in the pinches. wh,'T
Houek and Bender We're MI nary.
Moriarity had two singles. q aopolo
and a stolen base 10 his credit
Score by innings, II ~ r.
Detroit .02002 o ! 0-~S II -
Ath,otics ..o12ooo o o o-~S
batteries; Wiliett and stanags'
Render, Houek and i.app
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-29

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Summary: Two base hits
Rose. poggett, Three-oase ~
Gruuer, Gordon, Doagett. HoM Ia
Calder Sacrifice hft~-Senf.
out-By Burch. by SandsrUonsS
Base on balls By Burch. u by 1z1
derson. i Hit BY pitcher-DoD
Wild pitches-Sanderson. 2. un
Mr. Vaughan. Attendance. l'Vvs.Ss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-29

Chicago : st Louis.
Boston Pittsburg, postponed rain.
other games not scheduled.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-29
standanK of Clubs.
Games To-day.

ST Louis in Chicago,
Cincinnati in PlttsburEt
Brooklyn in New York
Boston in Philadelphia