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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-07-13

city Friday.
Fl. @. Posey, travelling out Of San
Antonio in the. interest OF a st. Louis
drug house, was a guest at the San
Carlos hotel Fridey.
w. r. Lyons Of Houston was a Wis
itor in this city yesterday.
l.. B. JONI, who always spells his
name that way, was a visitor from
FIT. Worth yesterday.
H. Wood of ST. Louis is registered
at the Miller hotel.
j. f.. Monroe of Houston was a
business visitor in Brownsville Fri
day.
n. II. Willbanks of San Antonio re-
gistered at the Miller hotel Friday.
Col. A. E. Devine, commercial
agent for the San Antonio & Aran-
sas Pass railroad, registered at the
Miller hotel yesterday.
W. c. Grifing of McAllen is Wis
iting in Brownsville.
j. A. Arnold, secretary of the Tex
as Commercial Secretaries and Bus
mess Mems Association, with head
Quarters at Fort Worth, arrived in
Brownsville yesterday and will re-
main over Sunday.
S. n. Urrey of New Orleans is
a business visitor in Brownsville.
Karl J. Marx of New York City is
a business visitor in this city.
G. E. Luce of Chicago, interested
in a company manufacturing oil
burners for power plants, is a visit
in this city.
Joseph Ryan of San Antonio ar
in Brownsville yesterday.
w. B. Moss of Louisville, Ky, was
IN the city yesterday.
w. H. Matthews of Shreveport,
la, is. a visitor in brownsville.
Z. s. Heyser, ~roadmaster for the
st. l.. B. & NJ. road, was a visitor
n Brownsville yesterday.
j. J. Conway, representing a Kan
'as City soap house, who was in
several days, left yes
erday afternoon for Corpus Christi.
w. C., Payne, representing the San
Antonio Express in this territory.
vent went to Corpus Christi yes
erday afternoon.
j. b. Mercer of the Rangers. went
0 Corpus Christi on the main line
rain yesterday afternoon.
NJ. f. Cathey of the Rangers. was
passenger on the afternoon train
'esterday for Corpus Christi.
A. H. Weller of Harlingen, a bro
her of II. II. Weller of this city
in Brownsville yesterday. He re-
urned home in the afternoon.
Mr.. Reed a cattleman of Goliad.
Sho was in Brownsville for a
hort stay, returned home yesterday.
A. G. Swanson has returned to
brownsville, after a short stay in
iouston.
r. II. Chatham of San Antonio ar
lived in Brownsville yesterday af-
ernoon.
III. B. Moler OF San Antonio is a
isitor in Bro vnsville.
l.. +. Hassman of Houston arrived
this city yesterday and regis
Deceived in the Four Kinds OF Soil.
nd Oh evening subject will be. The
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-07-13
Mexican PRESBYTERIAN Church

Corner 9th and Elizabeth streets.
Rev. w. A. Ross pastor.
Sunday school at $50 a. m.
Christian Endeavor at 5 D. m.
Prayer meeting Thursday at s p.
m.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-07-13

Mrs. Kate Leahy went to Harlin-
gen or the branch train yesterday
morning. She will spend a few days
IL that town.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-07-13

IN DTON nSNille yesterday. lie Will
probably stop until Sunday.
T. c. Goddard of New York City
is in Brownsville on business. Mr..
Goddard is a guest at the Miller no
tel.
A. Z. Devine Of San Antonio was
here yesterday.
w. Fl. Mead Of Raymondville was
a business visitor in Brownsville yes
terday.
w. B. Gano, a member Of the law
firm of Iano,Gano & Gano. of Dallas,
is a guest at the Miller hotel.
w. P. Hastings of Corpus Christi
was registered at the Miller hotel
y~eterday.
j. w. Murphy Of Cuero is a bust
ness visitor in Brownsville.
r. E. Lee of San Antonio was a
visitor in this city Friday.
r. l.. Newton, formerly of San An
tonic, has come to locate in Browns
Vile as local agent for the Singer
Manufacturing Co. Mr.. Newton ar
Wednesday.
Jesse S. Thornham, who came
home several weeks ago from La Par
ra ranch in Willacy county, to reco-
vfr from an attack Of plucrisy, re-
turned to the ranch yesterday, hav-
ing been nursed back to health. Mr..
Thornnam is manager for the Ken
edy Pasture Co., with headquarters
at the famous La PARA ranch. Mrs.
and the children accom-
him back to the ranch, and
will spend the summe there.
Misses Anna and Geraldine Kelly
left yesterday for Fit. Leavenworth,
where they will spend a short
time visiting their brother and sis
Ter, Capt. and Mrs. Will Kelly. From
there. the Misses Kelly will go to
spend the remainder of the sum-
mer visiting Cool Colorado.
Fl. G. Gay of Olmito came down on
lie branch train yesterday morning
ind returned to his home in the af-
ernoon.
Z /. Moritz. publisher of the Merce-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-07-13

F. G. Goddard of New York City
is in Brownsville on business. Mr..
Goddard is a guest at the Miller no
tel.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-07-13

Albert Fernandez is again at his
desk at the Merchants National
Pank after a vacation of ten days.
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CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS.

x x x x x x ! x x X X X X x \
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A. Z. Devine Of San Antonio was
~
here yesterday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-07-13

r. j. Stroud of Evansville, Ind.
registered at the San Carlos hotel
Thursday night.
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G. l.. Sells Of Mercedes was a Wis
itor in Brownsville yesterday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-07-13

w. Fl. Mead of Raymondville was
a business visitor in Brownsville yes
terday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-07-13

Carl Shaw of McAllen was in the
city Friday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-07-13

r. l.. Newton. formerly of San An
tonic, has come to locate in Browns
Vile as local agent for the Singer
Manufacturing Co. Mr.. Newton ar
rived Wednesday.
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I. Moritz, publisher of the MERGE
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II. @. Posey. travelling out of San
Antonio in the, interest OF a st. Louis
drug house, was a guest at the San
Carlos hotel Fridey.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-20

Totals .....33 l2.25 o
conc out when winning run was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-20
United States League.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Richmond, q; Pittsburgh, 3.
tNo other games schedulcd.)
STANDING or TIE cLUBs.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
(No games sch edulcdo
ny GUS MALBERT.

The long suffering worm attempt
ed to turn yesterday. but II was a
wocfully weak attempt at turning.
Moreover there WAS an undercurrent
of determination on the part OF the
zimzamming Rcbs that they were not
To be cheated out OF Wholesale victory
by so insignificant a foe as the fish
monEing set from Pittsburgh Of the
smoke. Deacon Phillippi thought to
outgeneral NEWMAN by selecting his
chief mninstay as a victory producer
in tho person OF Southsidcr Rapp,
this same husky young man of the
linen buster brigade having Won
twice from the locals. But the
Deacon's calculations were entirely
upset by tho bombarding force of
Rcbciville. l, ended to 2.
Just one inning was needed TO spell
defeat for tho occupicrs OF FIRST place
in the pennant race. six members OF
the clan called NEWMAN played a
hop skip-and- jump with that side arm
motion OF Mr.. Rapp along about the
shades of evening. meaning tho
seventh inning, another individual
rolled tantniizingly down the first
base line, and when the yelling had
ceased the youngster on the score
board chalked up four. That was the
beginning and the end so far as the
was concerned They can now depart
in peace, which they did. and explain
t" the plain folks back at home just
how much better ball club is repre-
senting Richmond than their home
town.
Still Phiil'ppi managed to start
something lik" = battle. The top end
of his offensc started out in the very
beginning TO make trouble The first
ball which McIlwaine shot across met
the wood in the hand OF Warren and
a neat single resulted. Roney pro-
duced one Of the same kind. He was
stopped at second by Browns force
play. Sabre hit to BIZ Prout and the
stocky second sacker made n perfect
heave to Bert Blue. Bert had Warren
mile. but somehow figured that 1t
was forced play, and simply stood on
the plate, hurrying a throw to first
In order to complete a double. His
throw was wide. so Warren. who had
never been touched by the ball. was
safe and Brown galloped all the way
from second to home on the overthrow.
That accounts for those two runs
which viii be found credited in the
opening box. The other score came
In the ninth. md was the result of
some clean hitting. Folwer. Bcswicl1
and Hughes Zach counting a single.
with Folwer scoring.
Rapp held the locals safe In every
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-20
Sc M|-FINALS IN
TENNIS CONTEST
Viii Be Played Off This After.
noon on Norfolk Club
Courts.
Especial to Tue Times Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Norfolk, Va. June lo.-Fast tennis
was played in several matches of the
twelfth annual tournament for the
championship of Virginia on the courts
OF the Norfolk Country club this af-
ternoon. In the mems singles. the
semi-hnals were reached. and will be
played off tomorrow afternoon. when
Ii 6. Whitehead and w. H. Taylor
Jr. Both of Norfolk. face each other
in one match James Horner Winston.
Of Chicago. FORMER singles ana doubles
cn2miou OF Virginia. entered the tour
nament this afternoon ana won both
of his matches, reaching the semi
finals, Tomorrow afternoon he will
20 against Nat Bundy. of Norfolk. The
winners OF the two above matches will
meet Friday FOR the title in the mems
singles, as Theodore Roosevelt Prl,
al New York, the present holder. viii
not bc mere to defend.
Mrs J. Saunders Taylor. OF Norfolk
CORNER champion in the womens sim
giles, advanced two rounds to-day, and
Is now in tho finals. She defeated Miss
Suzanne White. OF Baltimore. In a
three-set match. Mrs. Taylor. took
she first set easily but dropped the
second after forcing 1t to deuce twice.
Miss White winning it by Sc. In
the third and deciding set Mrs TAYLOR
came back strong and completely out
classed her opponent. going out 60.
In the following round Mrs. Taylor
defeated Miss Virginia Starko in two
straight sets, 6-I, Go. Miss Starkc
had previously disposed OF Miss Kate
Cooke. Go. ca.
Miss Dolly Colston, OF Richmond
who had been counted on as possible
opponent for Mrs Taylor in the finals,
was defeated in hard Thought match
BY Miss Portla Baldwin, of Bcrryvillc
Tho match required only two sets
but both were closely contested going
10 deuce in each Instance. Miss Bald
win won the first, 7-5, but was harder
pushed in the second, which she finally
took. Sc. summary:
Mems singles: First round. H.
Winston defeated H. H. Wrcnn, 6-i
6'l; Nat Bundy defeated William Pot,.
Of. OF, G-3 j. : Taylor defeated n.
{. Meredith by default
Second round-W. H. Taylor Jr de-
feated Richard Tunstall. 90, G.. Sc
Nat Bundy defeated j. S. Taylor. SO
81, e-S: j. H. Winston defeated c. T.
Mcintosh, 90. g.: IL. q Whitehead
defeated charles Tunstall, 6-S, Go.
Mems doubles Preliminary round
Taylor and Tunstall defeated Zinn and
> ~ NN4"Hit- No4t tuN NiStcllcr
defeated Parks and Wrenn. 60. CO.
First round-Taylor and Tunstall do
feated Rlddlcbergcr and Riddleberger
by default: Mcintosh ana Bundy de-
1eated Taylor and Partner by default:
NJ y. Acgclasto and Charles Tunstall
defeated Keller and Tomlin. o-3. g.,
Ladies singles: First round-Nlrs.
j. Saunders Taylor defeated Miss SUI
zanne White, CO, 6-s. 60: Miss Vir-
sin!a Starkc defeated Miss Kate Cooke.
Go, 6-i
Second round por,ia Baldwin
defeated Miss Dolly Colston. 80. Sc:
MIS-. J, Saunders Taylor defeated Miss
Virginia Starkc, G-l. g..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-20
.MARQUARD HOLDS
. PITCHING RECORD
Wins His Fifteenth Consecutive
Game by Defeating
Boston.
GOES IN TO RELIEVE AMES
Pirates Win From Cardinals.
and Phillies Lose to
Brooklyn.
GOES IN TO RELIEVE AMEs

Boston. June la-Rube Marauard. the tall
southpaw OF the New York Giants. tonight
holds the worlds record for successive pitch
ng victories. the defeat ot Boston by the
Giants to-day putting Marquard's string Of
contests won at hftoen--one more than the
record previously held by chcshro and Rcul-
bach
The coveted honor came TO Rubc after
pitching only two innings OF ;o-day's game.
which won't 20 tho Giants by score Of :
10 8. In these two innings lie allowed but
one hI;. and it did no damage. .\ft% the
bostons had tied the score in the eighth
Amcs was taken Icy McGraw, when TWO
were ont. ana MarqnHrd sent in Milici.
who came TO bat FOR ORourkc. hit lily to
Murray. and that ended the eighth Devin
at the opening OF the ninth went Ia short
in place OF O'Rourkc. With everybody on
their toes. lioss quickly disposed OF the
New Works. and Boston WAS again at the
bat. only to be retired in short order. Rari
den hit OF Murquard's twistcrs for
pop fly. Hess. the next man up. was struck
had stopped the hitting. In the tenth Muir
ray HE'D out Becker singled. and HcrzoG
followed him with triple to the fence
sending Becker across the plate with the
winning run. Myers flied out TO E:rke. who
made IA beautiful throw. doubling up Her
zog az the plate.
Campbell. the first man UP for Boston in
the last half OF the tenth. struck out
by MarQuard. sweeney, however. HIT for a
three Dagger, but II useless. as kirkc
lifted :: pop ny. and Jackson famed. Score:
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Az o. this information was confirmed %,
long distance telephone from President Hen
aeison. supplemented by telegram in ~hioi
he gave The same Information.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-20
MANY DELEGATES
TO AUTO MEETING
State Association Will Gather
Saturday at Richmond Auto
mobile Club.

meeting OF the Virginia State Au-
,,SSmooile Association will be held in
me she rooms OF the Richmond Automo-
me tIuD Saturday afternoon al
O'clock The meeting was called hv
PRESIDENT Belvin, OF the nssociat'oi,
anu IL Is expected that several i'm.
poitant matters viii be discussed. Roa
moke VIII send delegates in II. G. Ell
nott president of the Roanoke Auto
iop,lc Association. and Il. a. K!spnugh,
PENINSULA Automobile Club has re-
uuestcd that the meeting be held al
O'Clock, 30 that the representatives..
Mnu eNpcct TO come up in their au-
tohopiIes. may return the same dnv
iynshGurg viii send O. -. BARKER, II.
-, W!nirec. Ernest Williams and O. /.
Motorists from Petersburg Danvi,,..
ana other cities OF the State have
ocen invited, as President Belvin
wishes TO extend 10 them personally
an Invitation TO Join the State Asso-
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y is WI 10 tho hmslnoss mn
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In the Wake OF the Game
BY GUS MALBERT
BY GUS MALBERT

Five out OF six from the Leaders wasn't so
Baltimore Will no; be here to-day. II was
,Louna impossible to set team together
captain Marshall Henderson wires that
- teams are now assured, and ina, thn
',"@ nc WI! begin operations under a ncY
sl""aH'e h".'t "wednesday
The only question to be decided IS vhe,bo,
H. r. sixth club is to be Baltimore or In.
ne business mems committee Will star,
,o-tAN colleciing the rema lndcr OF tho slo1
subscribed. This money Will he used Ia IA 4,
we pihNets and TO move the club Ia mo
next town. 10 Wv
i may he That the Rebs wifi 70 10 Gin
C!fHau tonight finishing he week there
with game sunday. Monday, Tuesdav
and wednesday, Of nest week thcy ,ylII pie .
Pittsburgh in Pttsbrreh going from The
games.
After that al % the western c,uss veil,
come East Il means that Richmond viii
not SEQ the Rcbs in action on ihe nom. 10,
.oT nearly three weeks. II also means tina.
the league is now real and ready Tor bust.
AL % this information was confirmed %,
long distance telephone from President Hem
derspr. supplemented by n telegram In yhici
he gave the same Information.
Il games are not played with Cincinnati
then the Rebs VIII have a vacation 81 ,hret
DAYS leaving sunday night for rlt,shursh.
=. Is WI 10 tho business m.n 20 come
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-20
PETERSBURG WINS
IN NINTH INNING
Game Easy for Champs Until
Last, When Tigers Make
Great Rally.

Petersburg. Va. juno ig.-Both Crei-
ger ana Gardin were hit hard thts
aiternoon. and the game. which look
"a IKE an easy one FOR the Champs.
turned out to be one OF the most cN-
citing OF the season. At tho Beginning
OF the ninth inning the score stood
to in favor of the Champs and the
ians started TO leave the grounds The
beginning OF this inning and before
We Champs could collect themselves
.they had made seven hits. scored five
runs and tied the game. The Champs
came in for their half with "a do
termination TO win. Busch. the FIRST
man up. was an easy out at first. Gar
ain hit Spencer. the next batter. and
ne went TO second on Krcbs's snclc.
inuGhlin hit safely over second base
and Spencer scored the winning run
with only one. man out score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-20
BAKERS HITTING
WINS BOTH GAMES
Washington's Long Winning
Streak Comes to End With
Double Defeat.
TIGERS LOSE TO CLEVELAND
Boston Takes New York Into
Camp, and Browns Fall Be-
fore White Sox.
TIGERS LOSE TO CLEVELAND

Philadelphia. Pa. June lo.-Attcr winning
seventeen straight games the Washington
team lost both games OF double header
with the Athletics to-day. Bakers terrific
hitting broke up both the games for the
Athletics. VINO in both games won In the
final inning. The nrs, game was pitchers
battle between coombs and Hughes. 1t look
cd like "A sure Washington victory until the
ninth, when with two out Baker raped the
ball over the right field fence Tor 4 home
run tleinS tho score WashingtOns long
winning streak came to an end in tho tenth
when Bnrry's single aud Lapps double gave
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-20
LOSE ON WILD THROWS

Detroit. Mich, June ia couple OF wide
throws by Moriarity In succession in tho
seventh inning let Cleveland win from De-
,roit to-day TO !. The Two hits that fol-
loved the errors were scratches. made by
TWO weakest batting Maps, Ball and Gregg
Detroirs tally was made bv a walk. steaI
and single by Moriariiy. Gregg walked Elk
men. while Wallet passed but one The sew
cnth was the only inning In which more
than four men faced MIllett Score:
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Chicago.
.ba.,ed 'of 2. Brown In eighth.

-I'iIItU IVF =. bTUWN II "ItIIl.
Score by Innings: +.
ST Q o o 90 IL
ChlcGgo .........................OO 0 o oil -
Summary: I,uns-Compton Rath Bodie
'lhTcc-haSc hit--Stoynii. Home run-Bodie.
saorihce hit-Zeider. stolen bases-Coulpton.
Austin, Hsider. Double plays-IIogan TO
Sioyal!. Austin 20 Pratt TO Stoygli: Shotten
to Stovall. Left on bases-St Louis 4. Chi
cago. 4. Iits-OG f.. Brown. Z In : innines
FIRST base on balls-OT Benz. .; OF r.
Brown, =: of c. Brown. |. Struck oui-By
Benz. :; ny T.. Brown. !. HIT by pitcher
Hcder. Wild pitch--c, Brown. Time OF
game. 40 UmpIpes Hart and Connolly.
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across promptly with the money subscribed
Wen the committee cals to-day. !; the
H'v!tty were not needed now IL would not be
c'!tcG ioi. The uurposo Is TO deposit the
crJ'SH J." the oahk to ihc credit OF the
.Ol-mitiee IN accounting to be made as ,ho
money is paid ont,
TWO Thousand dollars o. the money co.,
lHttcd viii log deposited. together wi;h a
ilhr amount from each OF tho other cities
ne season Field Wilhon has been made
,nniiman ~ tho committee and will lead
't' taihrh!sn to-day. The nlaScrs' seiavlt ,
aIr no" due and they. above ali. must IL
W. G. Mecui!oush secretary ~ the Pits.
uurEh eHh. left with the most pleasant
sml" IN the world. ~. likes Richmond.
ana nut that his bail club was unable 10
WIN any Ban games remarked that he had
spent ihe most pleasant week IN many
bcrt Blue made the nrst mistake since nv
ms 'etn member ot the club yesterday =.
ne TWO rams witch the visitors scored
"a tH' hrti innias may 0e attributed d.-
40 SigWn ~ second when SABRE hit "a
trout Ire throw was perfect and Bus
!,ad rcEly ~ time 10 tag tho speeding
NhFI'" III" thought, evidently. that War.
Tcn hAa been forced ny Tho plate, and ina.
nF pu.cn work ho could double SabrIe nj
forced, ais th" bases wore NOT fuU ana
Brown com" all tEe war from second on
vac gN"riNF"W o' f5ft. -thric advaucln. "a
mira lie attempted 10 score "a moment
,@tri W@en Fowler Ait 10 ,lcwnham, hu; was
1t was tho frst victor~ tho pah, VA
s---.- oNer Itapp IN .hree tries
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-20
INTERNATIONAL. LEAGUE

At Baltimore: First gamc-Balt-
more q, Rochester, l. Second game
Baltimore. g. Rochester. s.
.; JcrScy CITY: Jersey city. g. To-
'ontn. ~
~ newark Newark. q: Buffalo. q
At P!oY!dnnce. First game--Provi-
G@ncs. z: Montreal l. Second game
ErnylHehce. .. Montreal. g
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richmond.
Pittsburgh,

summary; Two-baso hl,-BIuc Sacriace
~, -;Nc! iWn!nc. stolen bases-Brown. Prou,
i;usncs. Beswlck Double plays-Rrou;hcrs
60 g., Wnfren 10 SABRE; Fowler TO Warren to
t...to.le. FIRST base on balis-On Ram
struck out-By MeIlwaine c: by na,nn .
nit by piteher-Rapn. Time o, game go
Umpire, Cownn. -''-'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-20
VICTORY FOR PIRATES

Pittsburgh. June le-Pittsbursh and s..
Louis this afternoon played interesting
game, the Pirates winning 10 /. Robinson
had The visitors at his mercy. and gave but
three hits. l%nctchy getting two OF them,
tho Cardinals Woodburn. the ST; Louis
twirler. who started the game. tore lrd-
lurnt in his pitching arm, and will he out
or tho game for week or 90. Both teams
left to-nicht Cor the West. Score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-20
! IRsI GAME.
Washington.
Totals 80 e IS Is Totals ...3i 80 iS
como on, wh.n winning I'm WAS scornd

Score by innings: II.
Washington ..................0 0 . ! 0 OF
rhnadel phia ................,o o o o. =.
summary: Runs-Daker Barry. Mcbride.
Two-9aso hits-Shanks. Hughes. Lapp. Home
run-DakcT. Sacrifice h!ts-lIenry (2). Left
on bascs-Phl.adeiphia. G. Washington, {.
First base on eTrors-Washlngton ! Do,bl .
play-Morgan to Gundu Fret base on balls
on Coombs. ,; off Hughes, l. Struck out
BY Coombs. T. by Hughes, 4 wild pitch
Hughes. Time OF game. 2:ie. tmpires
Egun and OIoughlin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-20
DOUBLE-H EADER
WON BY NORFOLK
CASTOR, Recently Secured From
Danville, Shows Up Well
in First Game.
tSpecIal ID The Times.nlsnntch

Nofio!k. Va, June l9.-Norfolk took
gay CASTOR. recently secured from
ahe DanVi!lc team. pitched the nrst
same Tor the locals and showed uD
Newpor; News had the second came
won up to the eighth inning, but er-
rofs by Slavcn and a two-basc hit
~ Mlrcner gave the locals three runs.
enough TO win. The score.
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NINTH INNING VICTORY

Chicago. June la.-The White Sox scored n
n!nth-!nnlng victory over the -. Louis
Browns to-day to I. Bodie made a home
run In tho sixth. tlciur the score. and in The
ninth. kath. who had reached nrst, went 10
second on Wild pitch, advancing to third
on Lords buat. and scored when Callahan
died at nTsi. Benz pitched alright ball FOR
the White SoN. while the two Browns and
g. performed on the slab Tor tho st. Louis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-20
REBS TAKE ANOTHER
FROM FILIPINO CLAN
Last of Series Grabbed by Locals After Visitors
Take Lead in Opening Inning--Rapp Hit Six
Times in Seventh for Four Runs

inning but the third and seventh. Tho
one IN the third came when Ronev
'nut'ed an easy chance after McTl.
"u.ne hao been walked. the pitcher
ootuhtihg on Adlcr's hit. Like tho
Tin, Euihes of the series. i, was
1900 IN remarkably fast time. and.
though the air was a triflc nm. ~
,"ns enjoyed the sport Pittsburgb
,ttt Tor Chicago ut SEQ o'clock last