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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-22
GRIFFIN KICKS HIS
WAY OUT OF BALLY
Argument Starts Over Presseys Stolen base-But
Tiger Victory Due to Heavy Clouting
of the Whole Outfit

still 1t did not affect tho ANAL result.
Those Tigers from Virginia's bluegrass
section simply pummelcd Mr.. Perryman
until he resembled nothing SO much
as jellyfsh after vigorous days
work. Everybody on tho visiting club
with tho exception OF Joe Holland took
a swat at Perrymnn, and most of the
swats wore effective us count-produc-
crs. When ball club is hitting the
bail hard. neither Jumps nor anybody
olso can cheat that club of victory.
TO counterbalance. or rather in con-
trast to. the canning, whamming
whacks OF tho visitors was tho unsuc-
cessful assaults OF the Colts upon Mr.
Groom, tho hurting genius OF Pressley's
crew. While a hit was made in each
session. only once did two come to-
gether. and then they did nothing but
create hope which was doomed to die
a-borning. Tho ono and only count Of
the home club came from Grifln's dou-
bic. a sacrifice by Graf and Iclournoys
out.
Ihere were chances galore to score
II some of the cloutcrs had managed
to do little mauling at the right time
But they didn't In every inning the
Colts made one hit, and in three boxes
the first man UP hit cleanly, Graf
stretching his in the sixth TO n double
GIFTS unjustifiable kicking, regard
less of tho merits of the case, probably
cost him tho game. He had to send
Harvey Bussey to left. calling In Char
lie Strain to the midway station. The
Singery leader can do much toward
helping the club Tho decision had
been rendered, and continual talking
back at the umpire didn't help matters
any. In fact. Mcbride was. If anything
entirely too long suffering
IT was Roanoke,s day Tho r,a, .,,
ply hit the ball and hit 1T good and
hard when the bingles We're needed
The management has announced that
two games VIII be played to-day. the
nrst beginning at $3.50 o'clock. The
score:
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BUNDY Wins OUT
IN FINAL ROUND
Defeats Whitehead for Cham.
pionship of Virginia-Mrs.
Taylor Regains Title.
Especial to The rimes.p,snoton ,

Norfolk, Va. June 21.-Two cham.
pionships in tho Virginia tennis tour
hament' now being played here. changed
hands this afternoon. Nat c. Bundy.
OF Norfolk. captured the title in tho
mems singles by defeating Hugh q.
Whitehead. also of Norfolk. winning
three out of four sets and giving nm
exhibition Of the fastest play seen here
this year Bundy defeated Whitehead
In the final round and takes the cham
pionship. as r. II. Pell. of Now York
who won 1t last year, did not defend
having gone TO Sweden as member of
the American Olympic tennis team.
Mrs. j. Saunders Taylor. OF Norfolk.
rega!ncd the title in tho women's single.
by defeating Mrs Wellington HARDY
aJso OF this city. in two straight sets.
Last year Mrs. Taylor held the cham
pionship. hut lost 1t TO Mrs. Hardy in
the 1911 tournament
Bundy. tho new champion In mems
singles. is native OF Grand Rapfds
Mich, and an alurnnus of Yale Uniyer.
sity. He has boon living In Norfolk FOR
three years. during which time no has
been a member OF tho Norfolk County
Club tennis team.
Tomorrow afternoon the fnal round
in the mems doubles will be played,
Aseiasto and Charles Tunstall meeting
Charles Mcintosh and Nat Bundy. the
winners to play Winston ana White
head. title-hoiders.
The scores in tho championsh,o
matches were: Mems singles-Bundy do
feated Whitehead. Ga. 4-6 1913 md
6-3; womcn's sing!es-Mrs Taylor de-
feated MIS- Hardy. s4 and s-s
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What gives promise of being n fast
and snappy game Will be pulled of
ihis afternoon at Leo Park between
barton Heights and Kahns. Both
teams arc factors for the remnant In
the race In the Old Dominion League
with Barton Heights leading and
kahns pushing them hard for FIRST
place.
Burch will do tho twirlinr for Ror.
ton Heights. while Carr or Clements
viii do tho box work for Kahns.
The teams will l'nc up as follows.
Barton Disqualification or waller
-unders. 2b; Pitt, 3b: Outnolders
Gwathmey. Peyton. Rose and watson.
kahns-iiampton. c.; Carr or Glenn
cnts p; thinner. IS: Lowe. III: Har-
rison, 2b: wilcox. 3b.; Farley, n; cur
TIC, a.. drowning. rh
Game called at 4:30 o'clock. All
Broad and Twenty-ffth street cars 20
10 the park.
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ROUGH TACTICS
BY CONNIE men
Charge Made by Ed. Grille That
Machnen Try to 1njure
Players.

Philadelphia. pa. Juno 21.-chick
Gandil has Il broken nose. a badly
bruised cheek and black eye as a
result of 4 collision with Eddie Collins
IN the first game yesterday. Gandu
was stealing, wncn Collins deliberately
showed his knee into his face as he
WAS passing GAndil. though badly
hnrt. played through the afternoon,
and VIII probably play to-day.
The Washington players are up in
arms against rhc tactics (which the
Athletics have employed in the series
mere. Several attempts TO injure Grif-
hch's players nave been made, and the
club house boy told several of them
that ho had overheard 4 member OF
the champions say that they were
going TO cut down the Nationals
Aack's players have been quick to
now! whenever any one of them was
scratched. and tho charge has been
made several times that Cobb tried 10
spike 18aker. but no players even Nave
been so deliberate in trying TO ilJurc
opposing players as have the Athletics.
mere is now genuine feud between
the members Of the TWO teams, when
may result IN more trouble
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AMATEUR GAMES TODAY
Capital City League.

Battle Axe VI. Grays at BYRD Park:
umpires, o'Toole and Perkins.
Ashland vs.. Southern Bell at Ash
land: umpire. French.
Athletics vs.. Collegians at Christ
Church Park; urnpires Hicks and Mes
coe.
Old Dominion League.
Barton Heights vs, Hans at Les
Park: umpire. Bottoms.
Horace S. Wright vs. Woodall q
ouarles at Barton Heights: umpire.
Vaughan.
Tyiers vs. Coca Chewing Gum a.
Byrd Park: umpire. Davis
Packers League.
kingans VS.. National at Seminary
Forbes VS.. Doid at Battery cour,
Park.
Swift vs. Armour at Bellemeade
Park.
Richmond League.
Jacobs e. Levy VS. Hillsiders at Ath-
letc Park.
Cherry Smash VS.. Imperlals at Byrd
Park.
Burk & Co. va. American Clothing
Company at Spring Hi.
Central League.
Giants vs. IIustlcrs at East-End
Park.
Ranblers vs. Harpies at Byrd Park.
Highlanders VIZ. Cubs at Byrd Park
West-End League.
Laurels We. St. Andrews at st. An
drcws Park: umpire. Mcneil.
Tigers VI. Pirates at Richmond
Academy Park: umpire. Seay.
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Commission Meets.

At meeting of the Amateur COM
mission in the First Regiment Armory
much business was transacted in a
very short time, Among some of the
more important matters passed upon
were the applications Of the West End
League, III. III. Wallis. president, and
the Packers League, w. Douglas Cor
don. president These leagues were
both admitted TO membership. Appli-
cations from Manager Bullock. of the
BurIk & Co. team, who stood suspended
for playing Kendler. who was the
property OF the Southern Bell team.
was investigated. and Bullock rein-
stated to good standing. Player Ken
dler made application for reinstate-
ment. which was acted upon favor
ably.
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PLAY TO-DAY

ST Louis at Chicago.
Washington at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Detroit
Boston at New York
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VANCE is HIT HARD
BY SHIP BUILDERS
-Four Runs Scored on Him Before
He Is Relieved by
Vickery.
Special to The Times Dispatch.

petersburg. Va, June 2l,-The ship
builders won the second game of the
series fronr'tf" Champs this afternoon
nY khockine'Nance out OF the box in
ihEee innings and scoring four runs
before he was relieved. Brown. who
was IN the box for the shipbuilders
pit'ched good ball. with the exception
-, the seventh inn ng, when the
nYe runs on base on balls. four Gin
s!es and 2 two Dagger Nickery, who
COX the place OF Vance in the fourth
Innings. In the ninth tho yisitor.
'aughi on To him and they n,ads :,
rally, hitting him for three singlcs
Wh!ch netted them two runs. The
score az
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Boston.

Totals 10 10 q II o Totals ...39 q Il 4
i.I. Gardner, third base.
IL. Gardner second base.
iBatted for stump In ninth.
is'Batted for Sweeney In NINTH
zBatted for Quinn in ninth.
KHAN for Wolyerton In ninth.
Score BY innings: r..
Boston .....................Oj lo003 . Oil
New York 0 0 o ! 0 l. 3
Summary: Runs-Hendricksen go. speak
or. Lewis 81, l.. Gardner, Wagner. Cady
t9I. cree. linn. Starrett. Two-basc hit
Nerkcs. Thteo base hi,s-I.ewis, Cady, linn.
Home run-Lewis. Stolen bascs-E. Gardner
Hartzell. Sthi. Lewis. Double play-Sweeney
10 T.. Gardner. Left on bases-Boston, 0.
First base on baIls-Oft Quinn, 3; off Wood
>. struck out-By Quinn, .: by Wood. 6. HIT
ny pitcher-By Wood, tSterretp. Time OF
game, 2:o7. Umpires, Evans and Westervelt.
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Washington.
Philadelphia.

Totals ...3l2 27 II Total,
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Packers. League Formed.

The meat-packers from Forbes,
Kingan. Armour. Swift. Dold ana the
National Packing Company met in the
office of Secretary Hooper OF the COM
mission, and completed their organ
azation. IT was decided to make tho
league siX-club league. and Dold
and Armour were admitted to com
pIcte the circuit w. Douglas Gordon
was elected president of the league
and John Seigel treasurer.
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Portsmouth,.

norfolk .............1 l 90 30-6
Portsmouth ....0 o O q q q m
summary: Two base hits-i<ircher
and Hinton. Home Hun-Staub. Sto-
len bases--Kener and Heating. Sac-i-
nee hits-keller and Staub. Base on
bhlls-On Finneran. .: off Jobson. 3.
Left on bases-Norfolk. 6: Portsmouth.
!. Struck out-By Finneran. 3: by
Jooson, L. Time of game. l:2o. TIM
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In the Wake OF the Game
BY Gus Malbert

So far nothing has been heard from
f. j, Mockabce, of Washington. rela-
tive to the Rebs playing in that city
to-day and Sunday. Since no word has
come, II Is taken as an indication that
tho Washington magnate isn't willing
to come across with sufficient guaran-
tee to make IL worth while for the
team to make the trip. Under these
conditions the men will remain idle
until tomorrow, when they leave for
Pittsburgh to play Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday. Henderson writes
Morgan Mills that ne will be in Chi
cago and St Louis until Monday, and
hopes in that time to effect his or
ganization. II is time somebody was
doing some hustling. July is right
at hand. and to attempt anything after
July is taking a hazard that few
baseball men in this country would
attempt.
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st. Louis.

Totals ...ss Ii n Totals ...s6 10 q IS 4
'Magec left field and second base.
tBHttcd for Wills In seventh.
tBattcd for Geyer In ninth.
Score by innings: r.
Nh'caeo '''.'..''.''''''''.''.... Il
81. Louis. ............-...........1 o 90
summary: Runs-Schultc. Tinker, Tim
Leach. Salcr. Archer Lavender,
IIuggins. Magec. Evans, Oakcs. Wngo. Two
base hlt-Zimmcrman, Wingo. liuggins
Home rurs-Wingo. Evans. Sacrifice hit
Tinker. Stolen bases-Sheckard. Leach
Safer Magce, lSonetchy. smith. Double
piays-Iionetchy 10 Wingo; Konetchy to
Hug gins. liits-OH Willis, In innings;
OF Lavender. in 623 Innings. First base
on halls-On WHY'S. 3; of Gcyer. .; OF
Cheney. .. Struck out-By Willis. 3: by
Cheney. ?; by Lavender. 3. Time of game,
pos. Umpires. Klein and Bush.
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stntc Associntinn Meets.

a meeting OF rhc Virginia State -Au-
tomob!le Association viii! he held to-
day at o'clock IN The club rooms of
the Itchmond Automobile Club Rep
rcscatat!vcs are expected from Roa
noke. JIynchburg. Newport News. Nor
folk. Petersburg and other points in
the State. President Preston Bclvin
WIFI preside. and good roads will form
the chief subject for discussion.
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Score by innings: n
Cleveland Observation-Disclosures. soannno
Detroit ................ o = n n -
summary; Runs-Cirancy. Olson On Jack
ION Birmingham. Turner. Cobb. Crawford
Iwo-bsse h't--iush. Three-base hi,-Tur-
nor sacrifice hy--cirigss stolen ba.es-
rrancy Cohb, Double rlayk-Dclehan,y to
"ainor. Bush to Delehanty TO Gainor. Left
on bases-Cleve!ant. 8: Detroit. !. First base
on crrors-Clevela nd. !. Hlts--ON Summers
In Pa inning; on Covinston. IN 7I-5 In
nings. OF Dubuc In inning. Firs; base
on bails-on Blandinf Z; OF Dubuc. !. off
summers, !; on Coylngton. ]. Struck out
By Bland, .; by CovinEion. =. Passed ball
stanage. Time o. game. 40. Empires. III.
neen and Sheridan
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ERRORS FIGURE IN DEFEAT

st. Louis. June 1.-THE Cubs licked tho
Ca rdinais to to-day. 1t was 4 smuggling
match. the visitors getting eleven safeties
or Willis and Geyer. while the home team
made ton hits OF Lavender and Cheney
St Louis four errors figured in their defeat.
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NJ |'''''''F'S' X.
hs"ohl!n ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o q -
summary: Rurs-Moran, Smith DauhAr,
w heat go. Fucker Two-base hits-Wheat
killifer. Home run-Whcat. Sacrifice hits
Cravath. DAILY. Moran. Stolen basc-wheat
Lett on Observation-Disclosures. l. BROOKLYN
FIRST base on balis-On Seaton. .. Struck
out-By seaton. /; by Rucker. 6. Time of
sane, 1885 Umpircs. Eason and Johnstone
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Richmond .......... 1onnooho,H,,
summary; Two-basc hi;s-Grinin, McCom-
as -ahtie, Graf. Bennett Thrce-base hit
Lantte' SacriHce hits-Ciran, CHM Sacri-
Nc" ny-Hoinnd. stolen base-Presslev
poun'e piay-Graham TO Latte. Left on
oascs-iNchmond. .; Roanoke. .. First base
on balls-OH Pcrryman, /; of Green
Struck ont-By Pcrrynan. 3: by Green. G.
Hit by pitcher-Grahan. Burke Time of
game i;i5. Umpire Mcbride.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

At Rochester: Rochester. Z: Provi-
IT Toronto: Toronto. 8: Newark. 2
AT Montreal; Montreal, 2. Baltimore,
At Buffalo: Buffalo, Z; Jersey CITY /.
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F|NNERAh' WORK
W|ASFOR NORFOLK
Holds Portsmouth Hitless Until
Seventh; Then Allows Two
Bingles.
Especial to The Times-Disnatch F.,

Norfolk. Va, June 2l.-Joc Finne-
rams ran superb pitching was responsible
ior Noriolk's victory to-day. He held
me pirates hitless until the seventh
inning, when, with the score 3 10 o IN
lavor OF his team, he let up and
permitted two safe bingles to BIO reg
i ,. by the home team. Portsmouth
was never in danger OF scoring. The
score:
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SUMMERS is HIT HARD

Detroit June :i-Summcr. to-day was
given his last chance to demonstrate hts
risht to travel in polite rociety. and blew
the game In two minutes Five runs were
In when Covington summoned 10 retire
the third man. TEX" pitched Slit-edged
ball. the final nSurcs being 10 in favor
OF Cleveland. Scnce:
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Results in the Big Leagues
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Boston, Q: New York. s.
Brooklyn. z; Philadelphia, Q.
Chicago. z; st. Louis. 8.
Cincinnati Pittsburgh; wet grounds.
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WASH|hGTONNOW
In THIRD PLACE
Makes Advance From Fourth
by Winning From
Athletics.
NEW YORK LOSES TO BOSTON
Cleveland Defeats Tigers, and
St. Louis Falls Before
White Sox.
NEW YORK LOSES TO BOSTON

Philadelphia. June 2l.--Washington won II,
FIRST game OF the series with the Athletics
to-day. Score, 20 2. Morgan. who started
the game. was Wild and ineffective. Later
Mack tried his recruit pitchers Groom was
at h,r host Scnre.
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GOOD DAY FOR WAL SH

Chicago. June cl.-Ed Walsh was In rare
form to-day and heat tho 81. Louis Browns
S to l. Allison FOR the Browns had an on
day. Tn. White Sox runs were made on
Wild pitches. bases on balls and errors by
the visitors Score.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

DETROIT. 3: Cleveland. 6.
Philadeiphia, 2: Washington, 8.
Chicago. 8; st. Louis. 4,
New York. 8; Boston, III.
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score by innings: Il, II. F..
pittsburgh O2oooi0-7 ~ i
Chicago .3OOl030 o.
Batteries: Symes and Foster; Nc
CURE aAd McDonouGh. Umpire, Fyfe.
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FUCKER IN RARE FORM

Brooklyn. Juno 2L-Nap R,rker was in
rare form to-day and held the Phillies TO
three scattered hits. Not man reached
third. Score:
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Totals ...s4 7Tls Totals SO 81

Fletcher ca. Sweeney. Kirke. Two-base hit
Doyle. Thrce-baso hits-Shafer. Sweeney,
Murray Sacrifice hits-Myers. Marquard.
stolen base-Devlin Double plays-Becler
TO Merkle; O'Rourhe to Sweeney 10 Houscr
Left on bases-New York. 4; Boston .. First
base on pS!s--Of Marouard l. Struck out
BY Marquard. g: by Perduc, 3. Hit by
piteher-py Perdue. (Fletcher). Empires
Brennan and Emsl!e
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

At Macon: Macon. 2: Columbia -
~ Jacksonville: Jacksonville. asa
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The result of his crosslire converse
ton was that he was sent TO the club
house. Charlie Strain was called in
from left field and Harvey Busscy,
another pitcher. had TO finish the
game in left From purely defen-
sive standpoint the Colts did not SUI
fer. both Strain and Bussey excepting
every chance which came their way,
but extensively the team was weak
cncd 80 per cent Steve is hitting at
Il lively clip. lie is the first man up.
and in his two strips had hit safely
just that number OF times. The three
runs scored by Roanoke made the
score to /. The Colts very fire.
qucntly have come from under a four
run lead. Bussey, who battcd in
Stoves place was up three times. Only
once did he hit the ball. and then it
was a pop to first. His other tries
were strikeoutS.
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RED SOX DEFEAT YANKEES

New York June .i.-Thc Boston Red Sox
easily disposed OF tho Yankees to-day, II to
3 Wood touched for nine hits hut
kept them scattered. Score
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'MARQUARO WINS
ANOTHER GAME
Victory of Giants Over Boston
Makes His Sixteenth
Straight.
CHICAGO DEFEATS ST. LOUIS
Philadelphia Loses to Brooklyn.
Wet Grounds Prevent
Other Game.
CHICAGO DEFEATS ST. LOUIS

Boston, Juno N.-The Giants defeated Bo,-
ton again to-day, TO z 1t was Marquard's
sixteenth successive victory. Doyle starred
at the bat. Ecore:
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1t depends entirely upon the point
of view, in regards TO the game. itch
mopd had opportunities galore to win
Griffin hit safe in the third with one
down, but Busscy who ran for him
died at that bag. In the fourth Burke
and Ralcy both hit safe. with none
down, but Strain was ont on fly
ball to right, and Burke was ont on
n double play trying to score on Nc
Comas's lot to the same place. Mace
le-- OF with single in the fifth, but
was caught trying to steal after
Perryman and Bussey had died. Graf
doubled as the leadoff man in the
sixth. He managed to get as far as
third. but nobody could push him
across Mace laced out a safety in
the seventh. but was left stranded.
Burke got his hit in the eighth, but It
was after two were down, and il
awaited nothing. After two Were out
in the ninth and Mace been walked.
Bennett came up to bat for Perry
man and got away with fuke
double. but Bussey struck out for the
second time, and there was nothing
doing. In fact the Colts got at least
one hit in each inning. but could
score hut one run. which Is some
tough breaking.
Two games arc announced for to-
dav. the first to begin at $3.50 O'Clock.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

AZ Nashville: Nashville. 3; Mem
pills. S.
At Montgomery; Montgomery. Z; Mo-
bile. =.
At birmingham: Birmingham. .;
New Orleans. s.
At Chattanooga: Chattanooga. Tat
lanta- (called end eleventh, dark).
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Steve Griffin should discipline him
self. a corkinS good manager he had no
right to let his temper get the better
OF him yesterday. for he handicapped
his club and lost n ball game which
might have been won. The row came
over McBride's decision at second
base in the third inning. II Mcbride
was wrong and Presley out. the de-
cision undoubtedly cost the Colts three
runs. for that number was made
afterwards, Shields LATTE and Green
each hitting. PRESLEY would have
been the third out But Grif. after
the decision went against him, should
have swallowed his anger and played
the game Time enough for him to do
his panninE or express his opinion of
the arbiter.
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APPALACHIAN LEAGUE

Al Bristol: Bristol. 5; Ashevlne
AZ Johnson City: johnson city. C:
At Knoxville; Knoxville, o. Morris
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CAROLINA ASSOCIATION

At Greensboro: Greensboro. 6: An
derson, o.
At Greenville: Greenvine. IA: Char
1otte, 4.
AZ spart1burg: spar,anburg. ~:
Winston -SaYem. s.
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Nearly all of the pennant races are
then reaching their warmest period
The teams have rounded into form and
are playing at top speed, and the fans
generally have their attention and
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

at Kansas City: Kansas City. I; st.
Paul, 0.
At Milwaukee: Milwaukee, /; Min
neapolis. 9.
Al Louisville: -1ndianapo-
lis. rain.
AT Toledo: Toledo. 5; Columbus. II.
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tcr NM. .4VFu VI, NIoeIIer, Fos-
60. 81, Milan tsI. Gandil. Shanks Henry ar:i
", ~ ooih' !Wo-basc hit-GandiI. Three base
Milford. Sdcrince ny-Miian Double piays
Thomas to Baker; Lord to Mcinn!s a..
.'sit on sses-Ph!!adeiphia. 6. Washington,
. First base on errors-philndoiphi, .,
washington. l. Pitching records: Hits-On
Morgan In inning; off PcnnocN 3 in .
INNINGS OF Barry. In innings OF iIar-
roll In innings First base on baiis-Or
Morgan 3; of Pennock. }: or Barry 2: OF
Groom. !. Struck out-By Pennock ! by
barry ?: by Harrell, :; by Groom. 6 Time
Of game. EOS. Empires. OLoushIin and
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their interest centred in the clubs
they have been following through the
championship race SO merely as adj
Vice, 1t is UP to the United states
League officials TO set busy quick. play
baseball. even II 1t isn't so profitable
and get the public behind them. Now
Is no time to waste precious days
Get busy and do something.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-22
NcN,port News.
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Newport News .......12I 0i0002-7
summary: Two-base h!t-Spcncer.
-ptse Initiates stolen bases
Busch. MOrganrath and Barnett Base
On balls-On Brown. Z: off Vickery. g.
Lett on bascs-Newport News 3: Pc
three innings of Vickery. in five
innings; of Brown. z. Stru elk out-Bv
Brown, .. by Vance, 3, by Vickery, |.
Time OF game, 200. Umpire, Orth. At
tendance. $50.