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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-13
FIGHT LOOMING Up
|. IN STATE POLITICS
Strong Element for Instructing
Virginia Delegates for
Senator Martin.
BYRD's ATTITUDE A FACTOR
Interesting Developments En-
pected After Legislature
Adjourns.

In moments that can be snatched
from the active scenes OF legislative
iilc' tnere are caught expressions of
opinion which foretell lively happen
inss in Virginia politics in the months
to come There is likely TO be no lit
tle hEhtinS over the instructions or
lack thereof to be given TO the vir-
sinia delegation to the National Demo
cratic Convention.
Those members of the Legislature
who went to Washington last week 10
notify Senators Martin and Swanson OF
their election are enthusiastic over the
proposition to instruct the Virginia
delegation to support The senior Sen
atoT as long as there Is any chance OF
his nomination. They say that not
only would 1t be a personal tribute to
Senator Martin. but that in a convcn-
ton where two-thirds vote is re-
CURED, complicated by the bitterness
already aroused between tho friends of
more prominent candidates. there is
no saying that n dark horse cannot
win.
Hyrd's Action Considered.
On the other hand, there is tho fact
OF Speaker Byrds supper, of Cover
nor Woodrow Wilson to be rcckoned
with. Mr.. Byrd is active and vlrile.
and is not afraid TO antagonize any one
If he see fit TO do so. While he has
ana staunch supporter of Senator Mar
tin. lie believes that the Virginia dele
CATION should go to Baltimore pledged
for the New. Jersey man.
He believes that Governor Wilson
will be the nominee. and that maj
ity Of the people of this State will be
for him. SO believing, he docs not
think it wise that Nirginia's vote
should be given even to n favoritc son.
Friends OF senator Martin appear
confident that II he will say the word
he can get the delegation. He has not
said the word and has not so far en-
couraged others TO say 1t for him.
Representative Carlln. II is under
stood. IS especially active In his be-
half, and believes there Is possible
long shot which might land tbs prcsl-
dentlai nomination In the lap OF the
Virginia Senator. At all events he.
wants to try IT,
Naturally, the stress Of legislative
affairs. with the growing excitement
over the possibilities OF the rcmaind er
of the scss Ion which one can feel IN
the very atmosphere of the Capitol,
prevent the public interest in tbs mat
ter which Will be more fully mani
tested after adjournment
There is TO be considered the effect
on the nation should Virginia fall to
Instruct for Governor Wilson. a native
OF this state. There is further to he
considered the position Of tho friends
of Governor Harmon. of whom there
are not few. both in and out OF the
General Ass ambly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-13

Although diilgent search has been
made by tho police. and Will, many
clues have beon followed. C. " Yates,
of GIG North Twcnty-slXth Street. who
disappeared from his home on January
). cannot be located. There Is no init
nation Of foul play. Tho city and
county poles made every effort TO
locate tho missing man. and, having
failed, his family yesterday requested
Tho Times Dispatch to help in the
search. Yates is 4 carpenter on the
morning of January ; he left home In
good health and spirits. and did some
work around tho First Market. At
noon he left. He did not return there
In the afternoon: he did not so home
at night, and no word whatever has
been received from him. His son said
yesterday that he could not understand
why Yates had disappeared, ana hi.
continued absence has led to tho fear
that he might he i'll somewhere or that
he met with an accident
The detective department has done
all 1t could to find Yates. but II had
practically nothing on which TO work
His family is naturally distressed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-13
Mother Covered Him Tn.

II was stated yesterday that James Nc
Culloch, OF 7W South Belvidere Street who
was found dead at o'clock Sunday morn
ing fell down the stairway Inside his home
and that his mother, not thinking that he
was hurt. covered him up with Blankets. 1t
was said that he often came In late. and
being OF nervous temperament would
sleep the floor downbtairs. II was no,
known that he had heep hurt until he was
found dead from a fractured skull.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-13
Showed His Money.

Robert Ford. cclored, stabbed by an
unknown negro last night at Seventeenth
and Franklin Streets, the knife entering
his left chest within two and half inches
OF his heart. lie taken into SCOTS
drug store and was treated there by DR..
Hucher OF the city ambulance.
Ford Is employed on the Beilwood Farm.
a, Chesterfield county. lie said that he
flashed some money and that HE assa!l-
ant attempted to take IT from him
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-13
WOMAN USES KNIFE
Charlie Greenloyc Slashcd in Both Arms b,
Rnsn Hcrklns.

Cher!ic ;Greenlove Go!oTei, according 10
the womars story, stood IN the mouth o:
an alley on 1hir;cih street aud sm"tc
Rosa Perkins with a TEX as she passed by.
Rosa had racEet knife with heT--she uses
II 70. ch!ropody she shid--aud She set upon
Gretnlove with the kui!e When she had
finished he mad both arms Gu, from shout
der to elbow, and hood sushcd in every d.
reetion Both Grccniovc and tie woman
were much trishtea,d Tile police and the
ambulance were called pr hulchgr re-
spoHded ana took twenty-sy s'itchcs IN ;hc
Trans wounds Then iac polico took him
ana Rosa 10 the First station iie was
hailed, but She Was locked up icT the n.sAt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-13
stnh,,rd IN the l,rrnAt.

Jaolet Montgom.ry coored, ]. helnr hell
ir The Iienl!co tali while the a@;hpr!t!es
axe waiting ia SO whe,far Dahney Booker.
another negro dies Al Jhe coinrcd city
Home. whore h J, being treated for dcep
cut in his LEFT breast Nontgnn4c-' was ar
after Booker lad ycces"ed a stab from .
knife n The hands % tho prisoner. Booker
Is In serious condition how serous can
not b. determined fust at this time. and
,ae el,po.itlon o: nonrrorety's case de-
pcnds upon the outcome.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-13
Richmond Holds Low Record.

Morta.ity statistics for the year 1910. Vs.
sued by the United States Census Bureau
yesterday. show Richmond to be the only
city OF as much 10000 population In the
United suites which in the year 1910 had no
death from scarlet fever. The mortality
statistics were received by Chief Health
Officer Levy yesterday. and some OF the
compa risonB viii he incorporated in his
annual report The mortality tables show
Richmond the lowest in scarlet fever deaf
rate for 1902 there having been one death
here from that disease in 1909 and none in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-13
VERDICT FOR DEFENDANT
Jury finds for HARDWOOD I'm Ejrctmcnt SUIT
OF James II. Carter.

In the suit ~ james II. Carter against Il
Henry llarwood which has been on trtli
Cor several days past IN the City Circuit,
,olv!ng ;ltle to certain property, jury
verdict rendered yesterday ior the de.
feudant. Motion made by attorneys :or
trury to the law aud evidence. ana the mo-
ton Was overr,!!cd by JudGs scott who en-
tered Judgment IN accordance with tina YER
oict 10 favor OF M Havwocd. The plaintiff
executed. and cave wac given TO file bills
"t eAcfrt!on within thirty days with view
30 an Gppcat.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-13
Hurt by Runaway Horse.

While crossing the railroad tracks at Sew
enteenth and Hospital Streets yesterday.
Frank Nelson. crap!oye In the Chesi-
ueakc and Ohio Railway shops, was knock
ed down by a rlinaway horse and painfully
cut about the face and body. The horse
SHE'D at something on the track and ran
into MF Nelson. He treated by Dir.
Hutcher OF the c:ty ambulance. His in
turtles arc not serious.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-13
MAY Be STOLEN
Officer finds iutomihilc and Runnbout in
stable Since June.

Detective Sergeant Wiltshire yesterda"
took posse.s!sA 'oi a Jackson touring auto
mobile and. a ..sh, .lunabou; found In the
rear o. House at Pine and Grace streets
>rIio.ln- them 10 have been stolen from
r,.rson. in Sennsylvania. Some time aso
the local authorities were asked 10 look ont
for stolen Pennsylvania automobile licenses
The stable IN which they were found was
rented lhst June by strange young MON.
He returned once. and has not necn seen
md Sergeant wiltshire was detailed the
case Captain McA!ahnn has notified the
Pennsylvania authorities and It Is believed
that shc owners will ho found
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-13
Mr.. Rynn Imnrn,inr.

John Ryan. of 1894 West Cary Street who
has been under treatment at the Retreat
Cor the Sick. is improving. and expects to
be out by the end Of the week. Late in
January Mr.. Ryan slipped on the tce-coa ted
tor several days He has rallied however.
and IS now OH the road to recovery.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-13
Arrested In Kin. william

Information was received ~ polio, head
quarters Yesterday tina; II. L. Lipscomb,
charged with having passed a worthless
check for $40 on NJ. Sel'!cs, had been arrest
I'd IN King william county. re- vas bai!ed
tor his appearance IN tho Richmond Police
Court on February L.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-13

The Board OF Aldermen Will meet to-
night AZ O'Clock. Free school hooks fran
chise amendments, approving transfer OF
the Seven Pines line TO the Richmond, Ur-
hanna and Pen!nsua- Railway, increases In
saiarics to city employees amounting 10 s24.
40 year. and a large number OF general or
d,nance. and resolutions will come over
from the Com mon Council Cor currencc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-13
y Two .Ndcn,epts Entered

Judgment was ontered Yesterday In the
CITY circuit Court In thu case o! the Rich
inond Transfer Company against l.. W
Vaughan IN ,hc sum ~ So,
w. The casr OF tho Underwood Typswrtrer
Company agans; l. NJ. Vaughan, trading
- vaughan & Company. IN the sun, OF
50 TO- -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-13
Charged with Theft.

Thomas rlnsley. coored. was arrested
yesterday In n charge OF stealing n quantity
OF meat from Schwarzsch!ld & SulsperEer.
Louis Amstor wac arrested on charge OF
stealing $3.50 from Sarah Stewart.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-13

\ petition IN voluntary bankruptcy was
nltd yesterday in tho office OF the clerk OF
the United States District Court by Joseph
Lonsan. Jr. His liabilities amount to sl7o.3i.
and assets. S7?s. hold exempt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-13
DOCTORS Meet rn.NIcl,t

AZ the meeting tonight OF the Academy
Of Medicine and Surgery papers Will he
read by DIR. Douglas Vanderhoof and DR.
Il. Guy Hopkins. These papers will he dts
oussed by DR.. Fred Hodges and DR.. A. O.
Brown. Jr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-13
NInrrince I.icnnsr.
ucaltl, Bnnrd N1esis

\ marriage license WAS Issued yesterday
III tho Hastings Court TO Hunter II. Nc
CURE and Elizabeth Miles Essle.ton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-13
SOUTHERN LOSES
. BIG DAMAGE SUIT
Jury Declares Railroad Must
Pay $4,000 for Death OF En-
gincccr James II. Rice.

Damages in tho sum of $4,000 were
awarded yesterday 10 the administra-
triN of James H. Rice against the
southern Halfway Company by IA jury
in the Law ana Equity Court. Mo-
tion TO set aside the verdict was con-
tinued for argument.
The case has attracted widespread
attention. and has been warmly con-
tested, the trial having lasted for
several days
Rice was an engineer employed by
the Southern Railway in the operation
Of switching engine in the Rich
mond yards.
some months ago when drawing a
string OF twenty cars across Four
tcenth Street. near the northern end
OF Mayo'a Bridge, the engine became
derailcd ,turnd over, and Rice re-
Ce'Ncd severe INJURIES being caught
under the locomotive and scaldcd.
bruised and MANNED, his death result
ing shortly after
His widow brought suit against the
railway company through Attorney
liunsdcn Cary. alleging that the cond-
ton of the track ut that point was
notoriously defective; that the rails
and crossings were Anticipated, the
yards in bad repair, the ground wet
asd soggy the ties rotten, and the
'''l'.s sANp5HNHti unsafe an I'M
proper place over which TO operate
trains
Track IN Bind Repair.
The evidence went to show that the
track was in bad repair. and that its
defective condition was the direct
cause of the dernlmont which occa-
stoned the death OF tile engineer
The railway company was defended
By Eppa Hinton, Jr,, and T. ran
dolph Williams. Judge Wells Of
Hustings Court Part :. sat in the case
for Judge Crump, who had been as
ISOLATED with MIR. Cary in the prepare
ton OF the declaration previous TO
his elevation to the bench Judge
Crunlp has meanwhile been holding
court in South Richmond for Judge
Wells
Tho jury was out a little more than
an hour. ana those waiting in the
courtroom could distinctly hear the
deep tones of the members in argu-
mcnt, ana later the voice OF the fore
man evidently reading the instructions
Of Judge Wells The Jury reported
about : o'clock that it had agreed
upon verdict in the maximum sum
all"wcd by statute in Virginia where
death results from iniurcs-slo, 900.
Because OF the late hour. Judge
Wells continued the motion to set
aside the verdict as contrary to the
law and evidence for further argu-
mcnt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-13

The Board Of Health was in session for a
short time last, transactlng only routine
business.
The sun., 1912-07-20

WILL sacrifice this week 1912 Marion. Stearn..
II Hudson. Chalmers. KeeAl uhdereiung. Stod-
dard. Cadillac. hUp. Ford. Buick. i70o Bi oadwsy.
Third Floor.
The sun., 1912-07-20
COBB HIS OLD SELF AGAIN
Or Maybe q Little More-Htts .s38
IN Two Double Headers.

PHILADELPHIA. July le.-Tiger and
Elephant again broke even In their second
consecutive double header Of the present
series to-day. Detroit winning the first
game by S to and the champions the
final engagement b. IL to 3.
Ty Cobb's wonderf'i! hitting swept the
Tigers into victory In the first game
The Georgia peach hammered out Ave
hits, t~o being drives over the right Held
f"pce. and his last circuit cout coming
In The n!"th. scoring a man ahead II him
ard winning the game after the Athletics
had tied Il up In their turn of the eighth.
Since being here Cobb has made a oon-
derfIil record. In tho do'ibie header IN
Wednesday he made seven hits nut II
eleven times at bat aud io.dav hc. also
'o'alled seven for eight official trips 10
tho rubber. completing a record 2f four
teen hits ont "f uinetcen trips' to the
plate. an average Of .735. Ot his tour
teen saf"ties three Sar" doubles, Two
triples and two nome runs.
In the second game the Athletics stole
eight bas"s. They engineered q triple
steal In 'h" sixth inning. With the bases
fIll Ndggcrt stole home. while Lord
walked to third and Collins to second
Tho scores:
The sun., 1912-07-20
FOURTEEN PASSES ISSUED.
For This and Other Ressons Csrdi.
nal-DOdger Game DraGs.

ST. Louis. july I..--Th~ Cardinals
won from Brooklyn this afternoon In a
long drawn out game. score to T.
Poor pitching caused every ono t. lose
All interest in the so-cailcd contest right
At the start, Bresnahan selected Willis
Tor hr'nG itne duty. whilc RiIi pahlen
chose ,lif Curtiss. Willis was chased TO
tho clubhouse In Brooklyns half Of the
second inning with two on bases and two
out. The same thing happened TO Cur
t'ss IN the Cardinals half Of the second
round, when Allep replaced the tall boy
steele was worse than Willis and he
was chased at the start Of the fourth
inning with Moran at bat. Salee was
the neat ioca! pitched to face the Dodgers
and the slim hurler managed to pitch
through the remainder OF the game. but
had lot Of trouble. Allen. after getting
of poorly. settled lown and twirled a
good brand Of bail The five pitchers
that performed issued fourteen bases on
hais.
The arore
The sun., 1912-07-20

CsED CAR BARGAlNs-S,oo TO Si.ioo.
Conscrvaivey estimated, the following arc
each worth from 500 to $500 moro than ws
are asking.
1914 Ods. $500: i9ii q cyl Mitchell. 500: feit
Marion; $50: ie,i Sioddard Dayton. $50: 1910
Car. 500. ard many other resl be realns. An
ovcIraued hy Us and guaranteed ~ Lc In best
condition. all fully equipped and ready
OLDsMOBILE CO.. 1870 Eway.. Cor sisi A..
The sun., 1912-07-20
PlUCKy BALL PLAYING
Wins FOR H|CHLANOERS
Jack Martins Hit Beats Clcvc-
lands in a Hot Ten In
ming Battle.
FORD PITCHES VEL l.
Simmons n Factor With n Time.
Iy Two Baggcr in the
Final Round.
FORD PITCHES WE'LL

A ten inning victory BY the High
,anIers over the Cievelands here yester-
day made Il again possible for the New
Yorks to climb out OF last place this
afternoon. II things break we'll for them.
Tho st. Louis Browns were twice humhlcd
b. the washingtons and Are only seven
points ahead OF woivcrton's men. who
play double header to-day with the
Maps The Boston Red Sox. who arc
under terrific pressure to maintain their
lead over the Senators. won two games
from the Chicago White Sox. the second
conflict lasting twelve innings and the
score being 2 tn I. In another double
header the Athletics and Detroits broke
oven.
Nesteraay's NesaIts.
New York, 4: Cleveland. 3
Boston. s; Chicago. o 'nrst game,
iipstnn. .: Chicago. tsecond game'
Washington. g. 81 Louis ,hrst
csme)
,shing'on. 10: st. Louis. I ,sec.
ord game,.
p..rot. q: Philadelphia, Z 'nrst
gsmeI
Philadelphia. IL. Detroit. 6 tsec.
ond gane,.
standing Of the CIsbs.
The sun., 1912-07-20


brought Merkie through. Had Wagner
been wiser he would have passed Meyers.
but none Of tho old Pirates had the fore.
sight to tip tho ,o;lcg,au off 10 t,,o fact
that the chief WAS a dangerous man.
Ntox OPENED .hc last half of tho ninth
with u three buggcr Fletcher made a
wonderful ono handed catch ~ Mctarthy's
as. hut his poor toss to tho diamond al.
lov"d Nipx to come home Fletcher
atoncd Tor that careless play by his next
performance. lie went At full TIT toward
second. killed a base hi, from Simon with
a on" handed reach and Sith a beautiful
throw retired him at a,s'. Ncx, came
Kelly. pinch hitter. whom Msrouard
struck out.
In the Second game. ss In the first. n
was the third inning which through, tho
first invoice NJ taiiies and with mutual
proht to the contanlers. The New vorks
made two on s,nc,es nv Fletcher and
Ames and n powerful lick down the right
field line by DOYLE. t.arrv took second
on the throw,r. md though tbere ~a.
only one out the hitting imme,,atelv sub.
sided, Recker and Ncrkic chonnipv n
the inf,e,d with tukews,m cbon.
The Pirates we're Knocking nj the door
In the second inning. but a ciinL,ry .ton
by Anne, and n r,,r dou., ,,,n,,.a w.
was continued i'm tho third ana .as s,ron.
epouoh On 49,. ,w., .,,,,. ,,, us
Manson I, na.. o. &C., ., .
COR IN ioS, h, v.i,.o,, ,,.a ,h. -.
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ara tv,o IN ,,,,,, r.. - 49, 49,, ~ ,S,.
nrups,, hi. a.,,,'a.,' ,', ,s' W. .,'
v,nx .,,,,,r ,,, wv" v" Wv '','u Ut.
Ams. in,n ,a,.. asnsp 'u."o
c.r,s,, .,.,,',., ~, Sr,ur'F' ', NC
Al, Io,,,,,ss w. a'us,' Ncn,
soor,,m .,'. .. ,m.' Wv, sn' ne'u ero~u.
,,.-.. '"n; ".nsor 'anneu. out
.n.,., "u - w. .a,na''"s PoNeu u
s. ,,"s" sqnarey over poy'ee
u a" osn ahn ,i"nur'H nsu '"
" W. Wa'o "NS W uead VI tnat
The sun., 1912-07-20
MARQUARD Wins FIRST,
BUT PALS LOSE SECOND
Iuhr'S Now Winning Streak Is
Launched by Grace of
Good support.
PIRATES OUTBAT GIANTS
(rlndall Comes to Aid Of Ames
in Finale When 1t Is
Too Late.
PIRATES OUTBAT GIANTS

Ma 1uard recovered his grip ycster-
Ia ard tho Giants In the first game Of
y iouh'o header with tho Pittsburgs won
p, score of to 4. In the succeeding
battle however. the Pirates were able to
,s,erse matters by precisely the same
totals The rhiladeiphias kept up their
srsa. work in Chicago by whitewash,ng
the Cubs to q. The Quakcrs have be-
gun 10 travel at a fast gait and the Gin
,nna,i Reds. who Just noscd the Bostons
ont. are well extended to hold fourth
pos s,ion. The 81. Louis Cardinals again
stopped the Brookiyrs and increased their
hold on sixth position.
festerday's Resslts.
Hsv York 8. PittsburG. 4 ,nrat gams,
Pi,'sburg S: New York. Z second game)
ST Louis. 6: BROOKLYN T.
Cincinnati. .; Boston. ?.
Philadelphia. 4. chicago.
standing OF th~ CIUhs.
The sun., 1912-07-20
THIRTEEN ERRORS uNLuCKY.
That 10 for white sos, bat Not for
Red Sol. who Win Twice.

PosroS. July ia.-The speeding Red
So> cleaned up tho double header With
the White SoS to-day. to q and 10 l.
Tho second game was a twelve .nuirc
contest. IN which Eddie Cicottc's jinx.
st,ll active despite his change OF Jobs.
was working overtime. Victory finally
came 10 Boston IN this game when
Hooper's double sent home Rcdient. who
had singled. Chicago gave the worst cN-
hibtion OF fielding seen In either league
grounds In this city this season. thirteen
errors heing charged In tho two games.
White Sox misplays figured conspicuously
with Red SoX hits In the eight runs which
the locals scored In winning the first game,
Ray Collins was invinc!blc. Ping Bodic
struck out five times In the two games.
The scores:
The sun., 1912-07-20

Davis. tho Cleveland manager who sat In
privat" box Under suspension for kick
ing In Philadelphia the other day. hurried
TIP to Nidnding 20 walk Hartscll
'Plav for this follow, he's easy" crtcd
'hc Nap iniicldefs rs little Martin came
I" the plate, after liattaell had received
his ticket Martin wasn't 'it nervous.
Vie waited until he had Earding in the
hole. then hammer ed beautiful single to
left. simmons legged 1t for Tn" plate
and with Il hook slide y" avoided tastcriy,
who had received Ryans throw and made
desperate liugc to retire the runner.
"Saf".' yelled Umpire Dineen and the
NighIandcrs loft the field IN triumph
Martin was surrounded by crowd of
happy rooters who pattcd him on the
back. The score.
The sun., 1912-07-20

The sroreboerd figures of tho Chicago
Philadelphia game told an extremely pleas
Ing story to the Giants. The latter gained
half game on the Cubs.
The sun., 1912-07-20

Hophinsvilir. 5: Evansville. 2
Clarksville. IS. Paducah, ..
Henderson, 0: Cairo, 8.
The sun., 1912-07-20

FOR SALE-Garage business located on main
street In city between New York and Philsdel.
phia; will sell business and real estate on terms
to tfGht party. buslbess II glowing and 10 now
once.
The sun., 1912-07-20

Wilson vent to the extremes a. the bat IN
the nrst battle. lie made triple and struck
out three timea.
The sun., 1912-07-20

There was siashinG good third base work
IN the hrst game. Herzog and Nicx both
starring.
The sun., 1912-07-20
RIXEY SHUTS OUT THE CUBS.
Elongated Collegian Yields Osly
Three Hits-A Queer Home RIM.

CHICAGO. July 19-Rixey. the young
southpaw secured from the University OF
Virginia, to-day held ,nc Cubs TO three
hits and shut them out, The Philiies
won, = 70 0, and had little trouble In
turning the trick, Rixcy, who is the
tallest pitcher In the league, hold them
tc one hit until tho ninth. when the Cubs
got two more. Tn" youngster famed
nine. Cravath again was the cloutinr
star. He Got two doubles. paskert got
nuke home hun. In the third he hit a
line drive which struck Shcckard's foot
and bounded Into the left field bleachers
for homer
The score:
The sun., 1912-07-20
TWO BROWN PITCHERS WILT.
Senators Get 70 Powell In Firsi
Charlie Brown In Second Cam

wAsHINGroN. July I9--The Senators
found the Browns easy to-day. winning
both games Of the douie header s to I and
10 to !. Washington captured the OPEN
ing contest BY punching i've hits OF Jack
Powell In the ffth inning. The Senators
knocked Charlie Brown out OF the box
In the fourth Inning of the final battle.
pil!ng up nine runs of tie sou,hpaw.
Hamilton. who relieved Brown. stopped
tho slaughter. Shani; stole home with
the ball In Hamilton's hands
The scprcs.