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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-21

DE loses time he IS losing opportunity
to get the jump on the other fellow.
The clubs in the Virginia League
arc made up of Two Glasses of play
ers. youngsters out for the first time,
and veterans, who have been all I'm
and down the line. The youthful
contingent gets into shape early. but
the Ets need plenty of work before
rounding into form. The trouble with
the vets seems to nc that they let the
youngsters set the pace. and then try
10 Keep up with them. They are
probably able 10 do this for n Day
or two. when the brea lldowns comes.
Somu OF the old fellows fail to re-
cupcrate and are down and out for
good. II Will be ut least TWO weeks
Yet before any of the clubs strike
their stride. Now it Is n tossup as to
which Is the better club.
II Steve Griffin has another pitcher az
good as Strain he will win many ball
games, Nerhout may easily he depend
cd upon TO win majority of the times
hs Is sent TO the shooting box, and
Strain. from his Petersburg perform
ance. should be the sensation of the
year Ayers. the college lad. while
big and strong, Will take time to d.
Seiop. AT present he has no wind up,
u serious handicap to 81 ninger once
he can be taught to loosen up n bit he
VIII be n wonder.
Nhile the club up TO tho present time
mas been going good, It is we'll 10 pnint
our some of the things which should
not be done not in tho spirit OF nan
ming, hut in the spirit OF trying to be
helpful. Lots of runs have been lost
10 Richmond In the three games played
and while. 10 the Fan. the man on the
coaching lines IL responsible. this Is noe
always the case. Whom the play is in
front Of a base runner he must dep end
upon his own Judgment 10 a large en-
tent. The man on the Goa ching lines
may over or underestimate the speed
OF The fellow on tho sacks. Thus he
may give the tip to advance or to re-
main glued. with dire results. especially
when the game Is close and every run
counts Tho boys should kecp their
eyes open. watch the ball, II it Is in
front OF them. and then use their moo
dies
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the Jockeys" in the blcachcrs. Scy-
bold plays the game with head
that sarors of baseball knowledge.
and the big fellow throws the teiltnle
vim into actions. Bert Blue. the big
backstop, is limbering up In salts
factory shape. Bert hits. and al.
though Manager Newman hasn't L.,
him put the mask on as yet he has
been in every practice game nincA his
arrival Blue VIII, no doubt ge, in
most OF the exhibition games to be
pulled off this week. Newnha m
knows Blue. and says that Bert is the
stuff. and Newman knows
O'iiara Mcfarland and Hoffman
are slugginR like fury. and Prout and
NcwiIham hitting steadily, but T3crt
Blue. no hits and hits bard. Com
mander-in-C Chief Nownham has not
yet allowed any Of the pitching staff
TO work hard with all the steam. but
they orcn up at times. Bill Taylor
has something that nc shoots 10 the
batter that gives him a guess with
q big 6. Bill doesn't look 1t. but nc is,
and ne refuses to Let the camp dub
him az "Rubc-
II IS a Jolly bunch around the
headquarters at night. and tho play
"rs mix well with tho fans Sox End
Blue hav" q charge; they have adopted
81 I1hit pith1nlilnE NDuhSSter OF inc
bottled IN bond shade but tho pro-
t"ge is only found between the hours
of sunrise ana sunset III tho park
prout asked tho question as to what
provision ScE'bold and Blue had made
for his board ana bod He is always
on hand 10 toto around Bnrt's init or
SoH's bat SoN dubbed him 'Shin,,
and Blue. Rastus. but he comes To The
call OF Here. boy" Joking during the
evening hours runs high. Bill TAYLOR
showed his good nature, when IcE-
Eerty accused him OF indulging only in
potato pia ana peanuts in order TO
save money to spend on the girls
Sox is not at q losts cor rcpartec.
When a fan told tn. big fellow that
nc believed he knew on which hand
to put his glove, h. responded that
he made his debut in baseball In 1911
in the Tidcvater League.
The habits nf tine squad arc regular
System prevails. and the object 10
round up II Erea, form IS being at
;aiucd They are clean aggregation
Of by fellows that know the national
game-,hc stcldy sciencc-and tho
best wishes OF the people OF the city
on the banks Of hc Nansemond 20
with Newnham and his men through
on, their career,
nxhih,ion games arc announced
Tonight for tomorrow with the fast
Battle .\Nc team OF Richmond. We'd
ncsiny with IN" Richmond Coneeians.
sn! on SATURDAY. with the team Off
tho hattlcShip Loiisiafin,, Other
games for this week arc being ar
ranged
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u. S. LEAGUE FOOLED
PRETTY NEARLY ALL
ldle Questioners ana Clandestine Knockers Put
to Rout as Clubs Prepare for Opening Of
Season-Every City in Circuit Ready.

Ing to sandbag anybody. Each in
vcStor Went In with his eyes open. lie
was promised no fabulous returns.
everybody must know that baseball is
largely gamble. If It is a success.
1t Is big success, but II can -, ,ust
as big loser. Each club has It's play
ers signed. The players are ali prac-
ticins. The season Is ut hand. and tho
United Statesers have given the lie TO
those WHO predicted It's collapse be
fore 1t began doing business
Therefore the dolctul has turned
into the delightful. Qucstioners can
now question TO their hearts content
Every question will be answered. II
was an abiding faith which kept alive
the spark within the breast OF this
hnrlcr or prophecies, lie couldn't
quite understand why set OF men
would spend their money in building
u ball park, and In bringing PLAYERS
together ~ large cost merely for
the sake of foolinE themselves and
the public. IT wasn't business, and
lie sn't Yet found anybody willing
10 throw away good dollars for the
fun Of hearing them ring.
Herbert Milcy hit the nall oil the
Heiu Wheiher no knew II or not
when he made the assertion tmF the
NirEinia League clubs were not In as
good shape al the opening this sea-
son as in previous years First of
all The players reported later than
Usual. Then to make the task OF
whipping club into shape all the
harder. the magnates moved tho
opening date up exactly one week
y manager usually figures on every
day before the seasn opens. When
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new YORK LOSES
SIXTH STRAIGHT
Makes Strong But Futile Effort
to Break Into Games
Won" Column.
TIGERS DEFEAT CLEVELAND
Washington Falls Before Ath-
lctics-St. Louis and Chicago
Play to I5-Inning Tie.
TIGERS DEFEAT CLEVELAND

Boston. April 2o.-New York mad
strong cffor. to figure in the games
won" column to-day. but los, the sixth
straight game In an Slcvcu innings
battle with Boston. 10 s. Boston's
new crowds hero were opened before
big crowd.
Buck" O'Brien, pitching for Boston.
allowed Now York five ruas in the first
three innings. and was taken out after
the fourth inning. Following "a lucky
escape with three men on bases. Iiall.
VINO suocaeled him. pitched mastery
ball. Boston used uD three Highland
fingers. score:
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TIGERS OPEN NEW PARK

detroit. Men. Aprll 2o.-Big George
Nullin. III the eleventh inning OF a
1rts hitting contest today, singled
savagely Through Terry Turner. scor-
ing Bush with the run which gave
Detroit Il 6 TO > victory over Cieve-
land. y record crowd of over "a 900
pcoplA damned NaNin Field. which re-
places Bennett Park. which cost over
100000 and which seats $4,000 peo-
pie in its steel ami concrete stands.
Mayor Thompson pitched the first ball.
and Ehariic Bennett, the famous catch
or of years ago. captured the result
ing wild pitch. Score:
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CIT Haa Of Elastic Bandp, Springs cad
Les. STRAPS. sunh ILnrnsss ifas Forced
Thousands to Undergo DanSaT-
St,s Operations.

Trus,cr nks ehoas shown abo~e-ens belt
snd ins-strep, elastic and spring eontrap.
hS ous 'a ana many ..iisssy!ed @Ns,sa sp.
ota.ts,9 make Nfu miserable tos sverJ-
BODY who wsars .asm.
scarcely stand 10 AAep Them on-sheT 90
no good whatever.
MitsId. they sis.n 90 tnmen4s BARN
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Tho. Plain Truth Il Tnis.
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HOME RUN IN TENTH

Chicago, APRIL Ca nom. hur In
the tenth inning gave Chicago tho first
National League game of the reason
tn Chicago to-day: score. : TO 4.
Eheckord. after one out, hi, the ball
over the right fcld fence into the
md Shcckard. after touching second
base ran for tho club house. Team
mates yelled TO him that nc must com
piete the circuit He returned to ths
sccund bag and finished the round %
bases 1t was Hank ODay day and
she former umpire was presented with
massive foral pieces. Score:
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SEVEN ERRORS BY NATIONALS

Washington April O-Philadclphia
defeated Washington to-day in AZ ex-
citing game. to g. the errors of the
locals being numerous and costly
Coomns strained himself In the sew
cntI limiting and had to be carried off
the fold Morgan taking his place
Manager Griffith anu RAY M"cEan were
ordered 10 the club house for noisy
coachla= and Mcbride followed them
closely for Kicking on strikes called
hy Umpire Westcryrl: Srvra.
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Fourth street. Lose.

;, The Eighth Streets defeated the
FOURTH Streets at Tenth Street Flats
hy the overwhelming score OF - to s
=. Cosby. pitched grand ball The
feature of tho game was the batting
Of Cosby. Hoover and the Lemays
cosy struck OUT nine men.
Score by innings: r
EIGHTH Street .....32 0c332 s---a4
Fourth Street 04i n o.
Batteries: Eighth Strcet--B COSBY
G 9nG +. l'emaT' Fourth strect-Fup and
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WeaYsr. Laporte. poueis piays-Ilsiiinan
to Pratt to Btovsnt Pratt TO Mailman to
s'ova!i; Austin tunaspssted). STOLEN bas.s-
mcintyre Rath, Hstder. Lof. on oascx-
st. Louis, o, ohiosro. 1 F1rpt ball On hails
OR pauusasdner. o. of SCOT. = Passed
oail-kriohsl TtnIu OF rams, $50 Uu-
pirea BEan ana IovanA
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Cismont. Va. April eo.--The Cismont
High School PLAYED the Money School
y, spirited game Friday on the lattcr's
diamond. The game was called MT TN.
end OF the ninth inning with the
score tied at to {. TO enable the yls,
tors 1" return home.
Batteries NJ. S.--R Walker and f.
Daniel; Cismont High school-IL Emf.
lrr and Iadd II,
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81. Louis.
Te;sis ,o9iiTiI Total. .2
.BatteG :o- Harmon In eighth.

Score hy innings: r.
PttaburSH ....,..,............i. o6o0c 49,
81. Louis. o o Q g 90
summary: Run>-Byrre. Care" Leach.
WILSON Mccarthy ~. Gibson Two base
hiiE-Nii1cr Mccarthy. Koactchy Three
base hit--INruc, willie. Sar:iAc. h.t-I'an-
nitz Sacrinc" ny--CaTur'x Stnirn base
carey poub" play.-Lcach to Miller. I.caCn
70 Wagner; Wagner TO Mccarthy "a Miner.
!ett on bascS-Pii;s burGh 30: -; T.St:'s 6
Hts on Harmon. Z? In : Innings: off TpaIc.
IN Inning. Frs, has. IN bails--Or! lam
n';z. q OF Harmon. s. of Dale I; struck
out--By csmnitz, j. ny Harmon. / ny Dai.
l!t by p!tchcr-By Camultz ! ti:yal.s,.
Wild pich-iiarTon ,9. Tlrnr nt game
20. tmriycs Iohn>rone and f.isnr.
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Masonic Home Defeats Fntruount

Tho ga sonic Homo team dcfea,ed
the Falrmounts in very interesting
game yesterday afternoon by the score
OF to !. The features of the game
were the batting of Hall and tho
pitching of Harris, for Masonic Home.
SG3re pF innings; r. RI. T..
~ II. .........2 2001o-7 .
paramount .....0 GEO OF o o. 3 =
batteries: Masonic Homc--Wrighr
and Harris; Observation-Disclosures ana
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Barton Heights defeated the strong
Highland team on the lntters grounds
yesterday ny he score OF is TO ~ The
tcatnr" ot the game was the batting
Of IN" !sarton Heights team.
The Barton Heights challenges any
amateur team in the city. Call lIadl-
son 6i90-I4
Score by innings: RII Il
y. Heights ...11256 o-ls IS .
Highland ....o0 3403ll o-l2 . D
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PIRATES SHUT OUT ST. LOUIS

Pittsburgh. April 2c-Plttsburgh TO.
day shut out ST, Louis. only thrac -
use visitors rc&ciing third base After
WtchinS seven Innings. Harmon was
relieved b. Dale. who forced two runs
by giving three bases on balls in size
ccss!on. one of the features was the
batting OF Mccarthy, Who got thr.e
singles and doabic in four ,lnea At
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-21

=" IIIIIldI! ftUHs-PIelSs. Gillespie,
bates CD. remnant (2). Mckenzie e
Itogers, Castor. Two-bas hits-AIc-
kcnEie. Three-basc hits-Bates. Nc
kenzic CASTOR. Stolen bases-Gilles-
pic. Tenant. Evans. jobson. Suori-
ice flies-Bates Shrader. Double play
Mullen to Reelcy. Struck out-By
Mex emile. s. by Jobson. 2. Base on
bans-Off Mckenzie. 2: off Jobson
2. Left on bases-Sewport News s:
lJanvillc, !. First base on error
Newport News. l. Hit by pitcher
BrHan. Timc-l:32. Umplres-Dono-
hue. Attcndn ncc--Snn
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New York.
Boston.
Total. ...Sls 90 IL Total, 80


iB,t;cd for :iunamaker In tenth
!Two out when winning run wa. scored.
Hpani"ls. centre Held and RICH; field.
Scor. by innings: r..
Boston ..........,..........ioo
New Observation-Disclosures . o0ooi o-S
summary: I,un.-Tcrkes 49,, l.. Gardner.
L"Nis. Wagner. Hall. linn wolter, kaun.
lia-t2rii. Daniels. Dolan. Two- has" hIts -
rcrkes ~. Speaker. stahl. Han. Sacrifice
Eits-Chasc. Hooper. stolen bases fFar,zell,
Chase. Dnnicls o.. Lewis, wolIer Wagner.
Leo haFes-Boston. IS. New York, Ia.
tiits--Cn p'Brleu. IN innings: off Halt,
In Innings: OFF Caidw"il > In Ji-3 in :
ninrs: of quinn, In 5 innings of vaughn.
In - Inning. Fist base ON hails-or
- HTlcn. :; OFF Hall. 3: off Caldwell. >, off
Quinn. I: OF Vaughn. /. First base ON or
rors Boston. .; New York. . struck ont
BY o Rri"n, 4. by Hall, .; by caldwcI!. ?:
by euian. !. by Vaughn. ? III, 10y pitcher
BY - Bricn, . daniels. chuscl; by Quinn
Z 'Sunamakcrl. wild pitclI-O' Br!en. Time
OF game, $40. Urnpi-cs, Connolly and liart
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rota,r "a stal7 totals "a 81 -

tone gu. when winning run scored.
Score BY innings: r.
brooklyn ...-.......-.........o o o % ~
New OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 0ooo -
Summary euns-StarN. Erwin Phe bps.
NerEe Herzos. Groh, Wilson. Two-bhse
fits-Moren. Daily. Homo r7in-Wiison. sac
r.nce hith-StnrN. Moran sto!en bases-
Torthen. HerZos. Shnter Cd. Stark. Snod-
yress Loft on baxes-Scw York, S: Brook
Ign. 10 Douei, rlsys-Groh 10 Mcrkl":
Ehnter TO Groh. Iflts-on Te.rean. in 5
innings tnone out In NINTH: or Mnrpuard,
In Inning: or fihck. IN 5 innings; of
Trucker. IN Ia inning. Frs; base balls
of TcHreau. :; of stack, ;. First base on
~r-ore-ScS York. !; brooklyn. /. struck
ou,--By Tesreau. 20; by Stack. . Hit by
p,chor-Ry Stack. tsEodsrat.t Time OF
game. 7:13. Empires. BiS7cr and FaTrTan.
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Tosa" - SEQ, To... ~ q
Score by In Dings:

'sNTT''4I"T9 tfU!It II.i"!t NEIIDIh n = =,
Killing. Petdue. I,uderus Two-base hits
hilier Campbell. Downey Three 5asn hit
Mcdonald. Sacrifice ny-sw.cney stolen
basss-Sweeney, Campbell. Paskcrt Double
pihy-SHesney 10 Spratt Left on bases
Boston. !: Philadelphia. g First ba.. on
ba!iE-OT Seaton. 1. First base on erro-s-
Philadelphia. 2 St.Gca Gritty scaton. &:
~ Prrdue. g Wild p!tch--Scatou Passed
baIl-Grahan. Time OF game It's -rnp!rcs
Klein and RuslI.
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.DANv|LLE LOSES
T0HEWPORT NEWS
Mckenzie in Superb Form,
While Jobson Yields
Thirteen Hits.
lspooial to The Timos.n,sn.,oh

>,boppoiub " 1ue IlinoS-Dl8pGtCh.l
newport News. Va, April 20.-anr-
old Mckenzie was in superb form to-
day. and Newport News had no dim
as Jobson was found for thirteen hits
SIX OF which were punched In the
seventh inning. Score:
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PERDUE STRONG IN BOX

Philadelphia. April 2c.-'rhe good
work Of Mcdonald and King a, hat
and on the bases and Pcr,iue's cxcal
lent pitching caused Philadcipria's do
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IS INNINGS WITHOUT SCORE

st. Louis April 20.--St. Louis am.
Chicago played fifteen innings of high
class baseball hare to-day TO tie
mgardner for the locals. struck
out ten men, and allowed nine hits
Scott. for Chicago. struck out thirteen
players and was hit SIX times The
bases were filled several times, but
neither team was able to score. The
game was called because OF darkness,
Score:
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FAST AND SNAPPY
GAME is SPOILED
tCon,lnued From Firs, pagep

CONTINUED From FRS, Page,
ager Newnnan is letting his pitchers
open UP with more steam.
The Yannigans seemed To sccut pos
sible victory to-day and We're rein
forced FOR tho contest.
Getting ia Fine Points.
General Newman is drilling his
troop to keen point of precision
To-day the stiffness Of tho long win
ter's rest seemed less evident and
there IS a settling down to fast and
sure ascball--ba scball that Is base
bali-team work That looks like mine
mon playing as one. ~ has a corner
on big fellows that wear tic confident
look and hit like the ash would
break. There Is a class displayed by
his pitching STAFF that besp.aks Of
major stun. Cy CLYDE ana Bill Tay-
lor with the youngster HeEEer;y. have
things that will worry punch hitters
md there is something duo shorty
Lothrop, the side wheeler. Pat Ro-
harmon has raised question. 30 il.
the new arrival and there is tower
of strength displayed when he amblcs
10 the bat. The fans don't seem TO
know what nc Is scheduled for.
II Is now n case of trying TO get
the fast battcd balls through the in
field, and with an infcld that has such
an enlistment as Ncwnhnm. prout and
Hoffman, IT appears a nard PROPOSE
tlon. Hoffman owns the third station
and gets the hard ones across tho
diamond in fast style. Newnham and
Prout buckle them quick Trout IL
just three days In and Is working
full time and complains OF no sore
ness.
sox scybold wins the attention of
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Y. P. |. is HELD
WITHOUT SCORE

Blacksburg. VA. April 20--v l. I.
lost TO ". & l.. here this afternoon
by score OF ; %. The game WAS
q pitchers battle between Moran and
Evans. with hoaors In favor of Moran,
Tits Off Evans. 6; off Moran. /. En-
rors-W. & L.. .. V. P, l.. 4 struck
out--By. Moran, II; by Evans. Is,
Batteries. v p. I-Evans and LcCCe,
w. &: L.--Nforan and Stuart
Unpirss. Miles and -Euqus-
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ChImEo.
Totsl. - s'aI. ro,al,

'batted Tor Bcnton In torTth.
tone ont when winning scored
tRan for Zimmerman In ninth.
score b. innings: Il.
Chicago ...tocooon0ii-6
Cincinnati ..,................o | o " Q OF
Summary: Runs-Sheckard t2j. Schultz.
F.vcr,, Richie. Bates t2l Hohli,zci I'hcIa:i.
Two-bese h!ts-Tinker. Esmond, Hoblitzel.
Threa-base h!t-Phcian. Home ruu-Sheck-
Rrd. Sacrincc his-TIohIit1ci Mitchell
Stolen base-Tintcs. Double plays-Evcrs 10
THker 10 Zimmerman; Archer to X!,nm.r-
IMAM Loft on hases-ChicnSo. 4: Ci,cinna,L
z. Hits-on !Sd;ton. {, In 9 innings: OF
Ecruggs. in ei-. Innings Hsrst ia SO on
saIis-OT ESN!c. 8: OF Benton g. nn SuGca
struck out-Ry Richie 5: by Ben,on 5;
by SueEs. I. Wild ritch-Benton Richie
Time OF game, 5:II Empires brennan ard
JInsl!r,
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score by Innings Il.
Philadelphia Observation-Disclosures 5000 10 10
w ashington -,......,-,.....--. - o o 0 %
Summary: Runs-Murphy lcl, Mclnnis.
Barry. Thomas "a. Srhacfcr, r. Walker ic>.
Three-base ht--Mu-phy. Sacrifice hit--Mc-
Innis Sacrifice iiy-coombs. Stolen base
Milan. Left Observation-Disclosures, 6:
Washington. s. H!ts-OF Coombs in Is
innings; off Morgan. in Innings. First
has. on balls--OT Coornbs. q off Morgan .:
Of Walker. l. First base on errors-phiia-
hclphia, 6: Washington, |. Struck out--By
Coonbs. g. ny Morgan. !: by walker. .. HI
hy pitcScr--By Coombs 4 jMcRr.d.) Wild
pi'ch-co"mhs. rine OF game. 2:.o. TIM
niTes. Westervelt and O'LoI.Chlsn.
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Summary: Runs-Grancy, Olson, jackson,
I.ajuie, Ryan, Wit t?>. Co5t ca, Crawford.
Bush Two ass hits-oson. Ryan. Lajoic.
Turner. Crawford. Jackson. Sacrifice hits
I.ouden I?p. Ryan. Stolen bases-.Jhciison
Cobb tcl. Crawford cl, Graney. Hohnhors,
Double play-Gregs to Iohnhorst TO East
cry Lett on bas%s--CIorc!and. Il: Detroit
. Figt base on bailS-oa Gregg ,, OF
Mullin. !. First base on crrors-ClevcInnd
:. Detroit. :. struck out--By Gregg. ); bv
Mull;n. 5 Hit by pit,her-By Muffin. i
tRyan); by Gregg. iGhinerl. Time o.
game, go tmpircs, PerrInc and ninc.n
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WHERE THEY
PlttHburgh at Chicago.
st. Louis at Cincinnati
Other games not scheduled.
PhilntLc!pIiia.
NATIONAL.

feat By Boston to-day 10 J. Perdue
struck out ming men. score: