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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-21
avs | ribute to
Horwitz and Grim

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. August TO-
President Abe Horwitz, of the local
baseball association, again showed htag
public spirit when he stepped into the
breach and agreed to assume heavHa
financial obligations to keep the frnta~S
chise here. IT was a case OF QuiCEs
work or lose the franchise. Mr.. Her
witz went into the proposition becau684
he felt that the business men and en-
fans generally would stand by hin
and give their share toward the sunG
necessary to retain the franchise and
the club. Several OF the business naA1<
and baseball lovers already have au1s||
scribed to the fund and others will h&H
asked to do So
1t Is proposed now 10 reorRanix&
the local association and to elect 0f*l
flcers and directors and to condE&
the baseball plant on business line
Baseball here next year under loca&
ownership and management should r.
a paying venture because Newp0x~
News is good ball town and WIJ
support the game. We are persua1
ed that II was not so much the 049
showing made by the team this o1u&
son as the general public antipat1
for the arrangements that cMs1q
baseball interest to wane and the HHIn
receipts at the park to fall OF.
j. j. Grim. who has managod IT.
team. put a team here and gavoxf
city the best ball. he could under
circumstances. lie Is not TO b n
severely censured because he boT
under big handicap and hard
followed him all season. He gotS4
gether a winning club. but sickX
a. I'D in lnries crippled the team AAxl7
the race and the men who were fer
out by reason OF their physical CO.
dition could not be replaced by 1Gm
players because they were not to-
had at that time of the season.
Mr.. Grim has lost heavily h019
! There IL no doubt of this. He nxA
the city baseball without II Co..
the merchants and others any mo~
aside from what they paid to so9z1
games. OF course. he expetCo4 Nm
make money in later years, but ~
broke the wrong way for him ant
reached his limit in financial 10o~
! fore end Of the season and for
reason had to relinquish his fnt4I
I in the club
AS the situation has turned, On
I thing has worked for the best. m
I men VIII own the club, as they ~
j and the local people will supp81
1 because it is home enterprtD45
/ because they love the sport.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-21
Richmond Wins and Petersburg Loses in Virginia League
Today In Baseball


august
tsS3-ProVidence defeated Philadei-
phia $50 (record shut out
game in National league). The
losers made twenty-seven err
rors.
ISa4---Two smuggling matches in the
National league, Brooklyn
trouncing ST Louis 20-1i, and
Boston spankin~ Cincinnati
2b-S
1S9s-Thorton, Chicago, pitched no
hit game against Brooklyn.
1s03-Ducky Holmes ChicaPo White
Sox. made four assists from the
outfield in = game against Bos-
ton
1g04-Boston Red Sox, Young and
Gibson pitching. twice blanked
st Louis Browns. Scores. SO
and 80.
Igo5-Jake Weimer and Joe Tinker,
Chicago. made a triple play
against Brooklyn,
l907--Earle Moore, Phillies. then with
Jersey CITY pitched a hit
game against Buffalo.
1907-Frank Schultz Chicago Cubs.
drove out three singles. dou-
BILE and home run in a game
against New York. Ames pitch
ing
1s0q-WilHe Mitchell Cleveland then
with San Aantonio. struck out
twenty Galveston batters in
nine Innings
l909-Brookiyn Seaman pitching, de-
feated s. Louis Cardiais 10 In
thirteen innings.
lta10--yean Gregg. Cleveland Their
with Portland, famed nine
Oakland batters in nine innings
191o-Jimmy Es.nond. Cincinnati
then with Jersey City made
FIVE singles off puhuc Of Mon
treaI who nov is with Detroit
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-21
HARRY GRIFFIN PITCHES &
GAME AGAINST CAsTNO'S
HEAVY CREW.
PETER SBURG is LOSE
NEWPORT NEWS TEAM -
AWAY FROM CHAMPlOAbs5s q
ROANOKE WINS FROM
NORFOLK TEAM.

PORTSMOUTH. VA. August 49,
One of the poorest CROWDS y! %z2
wear saw the Richmond team
portsmouth for the second time
ing this series. the score today bes!g
: to / Harry Griffin and Jesse
noIds the latter lately an UNI
In the Virginia league. both pitSs a
good ball but the richmond piaSS
hit the ball harder than the FfIsgs
Only one home run was
Burke going the marathon at0ss!!
Errors at critical points heiped
Colts 10 their other two runs -
Umpire O Brien is out OF the eAAs
with an injured hand. struck oy
fonl tin Bussey and Mayer umplISS
the ga me The score:
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ST. ANDREWS STARS DEFEAT
PINE-STREEsr SLtGG Frs

St Andrews Stars defeated the
pine street Sluggers at st. Andrews
Park by the score Of l3 to 3.
Features for the Stars, pitching OF
Stroud. who allowed only four scat
tered hits. batting OF Reardon. who
rot four hits in five times up. the
fielding of Meyers at third, Hanover
behind the bat and Durham at short
sion. For the Sluggers, the batting
OF HattofY and work OF Heffiin behind
the bat.
score nv innings: r. Fl. E
stare .l0100 721 La
Sluggers 49,. o 0 0 0 / 20 O. IL
Batteries Stroud and kammerer
Burnham, Dreamer and Hefflin. Hat
ton. Umpire, Mason.
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Motoring Notes,
Good Road News
and Trade Matter

In the midst OF the preparation of
his speech Of acceptance, Governor
Woodrow Wilson paused long enough
TO write individual letters TO every
governor in the United States urging
that they attend the American Road
congress. TO be held in Atlantic City
September 30th TO October 5th Or
that they at least appoint delegates
10 represent their States While many
OF the States have arranged to have
booths where their maps and pub
locations will be displayed, Governor
Wilson expressed his desire that all
the States be represented personally
or by delegates appointed by the gov
ernor.
Governor Wilson Is taking intense
interest In the congress and the gath
ering IN Atlantic CITY viii probably
mark the only meeting Of the Demo
cratic candidate for the presidency
with his Republican opponent. PrTsi
dent Taft. Governor Wilson is TO make
the address Of welcome and President
Taft has also consented 10 make an
address.
Not only the fact that both Gov
ernor Wilson and President Taft Will
be present, but the general character
Of the congress, makes II certain that
erces outside OF those Of political
nature. ever held in the United States
Ii is quite probably that President
I TAFT and Governor Wilson will have
an opportunity TO meet the premier
q Canada In the course OF the con-
gress. as the officials OF the Dominion
: are showing great interest In the con
! gress and have indicated that il VII
| have their fun support Efforts ara
j being made To have Premier Border
i attend the congress and II is quite
possible that he Will do SO. \ NUM-
+ Der OF other Canadian officials have
/ announced their intention Of Solht
/ from their country to This country
! along the proposed Quebec Mianl
/ route in automobiles and Il Is prop
able that they will discuss the com
| pletion of the route which begins II
/ Quebec and is mapped out to end a
/ Miami. Fla. during the sessions O
tive American road congress.
f =. Hand, district sales manage
i If the Abbott Motor company. Is II
Richmond in the interest OF his con
/ Germ The Abbott Motor compan,
makes the Abbott Detroit automobile
I which is attracting considerable atten
| .ion this year MIR Ahbotts prtncipa
Z
| appoint state agency for the 40
bolt people. and he finally decide
upon the Eastern Motor Sales. com
pany This enterprising concern nov
has on its list the Alec, steyens-lhr
! YEA. Abbott Detroit and MaNweil cars
This comes very near running the gu
NUT from the highest 10 the loves
priced automobiles and makes an al
most ideal line 10 handle. Mr.. Han
saws that the plant of the Abbott MO
tor company is second IN size only t
the mammoth Ford concern.
Automobile row learned yesterds
chat Charles K. Davis. formerly Of tn
Warner Gear company, had been ap
pointed general manager OF the au
4euaahile department of the America
Locomotive company. In view OF IN
ana nacnrd made by IL. s Heupt. tn
present manager there was niue
speculation in the trade as 10 gus
what the change portended,
4
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P Petersburg Loses
To Newport News

Especial to The Richmond Nirgnianb
PETERSBURG, "a August &c
Newport News defeated Petersburg To-
dav BY the score Of 10 10 ; Hedge
peth who started to pitch for Peters
burg was knocked out OF the box IN
the second inning. Mofganrsth. who
Bruckmiller started for Newport New 9.
but was ineffective and was succeeded
by Brown. who pitched great bail. The
batting Of Bates was the feature OF
the game Both teams played errorIess
ball The score.
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What is Going on
AT the Theaters
During this Week

Attention having been called ny d
no less person than Louis Movers 10
the fact that the Empire theaief en-,
recruitment was entirely overlooked
IN these columns yesterday, great
pleasure ie taken in printing what
Was written OF the show ny ffiendts
critic 1t Is presented herewith
with a rural musical Oddly To start
the vaudeville section and a sensa
tlonal bicycle and tun ping aet !"
close. the new weeks bill a the I'm
uire won its way To instant favor last
night
The Musical Nyuos with q farm
ward stage setting and musical de-
vices contained in implements used
in gardening and doirg milking stunts,
pleased very much through the clever
melodies made-from Instruments that
are supposed to be other than mus
cal.
"One large hit WAS scored by Her
ert and William a pair NJ blackface
comedians. one as a NANNY, belhs
perfect character artist Their talk ~
bright. their songs gingery and their
dancing good,
Minnie Rernhardt's marionettes
filled the central position on the bill
successfully Topical figures are
:
the lady herself. as we'll AZ the solo
work If a male assistant. name not
given, made a highly successful act.
zone Of the neatest Of teams in
TFlbert Carlton and Kathleen Kay
added dainty and charming num-
her. singing four songs INDUCING in
bright patter and showing come grace
full stepping.
Chester Johnstones daring and
~. "a b
his mounting and descending from
lofty eminences added proper
amount of thrill to the hill. The
nerve racking feats were we'll appre-
eiated
Newly selected picture plays COM
ploted a generally high class bin that
Hax enjoyed by large crowds
Joe Dunbar, local boy who Is APP
pearing this week at the Lubin in
hlackface act. has The Joe Miller
famous ancestor Of Folk~-johe book
eaten and digested Dunbar is prob
ably too Young To have ever seer
Thomas @ Seabrooke IN The isle Of
Champagne. for If he ever had that
privilege he would have got valuable
idea or two of how to interest an
audience In the stories Shem, Han
and Japhet exchanged IA tine dos
watch Dunbar has good voice
and he gives promise of becoming q
first class monologue artist in time,
Oklahoma Ed. widely Travelled
Young man. Will be a special feature
at the Luhin Friday night. Okla
homa Ed is the name assumed h1
r. r. Lambeth, of Seattle, Wash,
while on tour. Nearly two years
ago. I.ambreth says, he made be
that he could cover $4,000 miles IL
eighteen months. which will he Gloss
TO thirty miles a day. A forfeit o
$4,000 was put up and he captured
the money. He started from Seattle
January !. faiI. and travelled acrns
the continent. up and down, from
NalIa Maila to Key West and from
Tuscen to Mooselook meguntic. TIL
combination of Edward Payson Yves
ton and Burton. the traNelogue man
has many interesting experiences q
relate and should prove an excellen
entertainer. He expects HIS dog
Casey Jones. to appear with him, al
though Casey is taking a rest a
present at Fredericksburg.
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Norfolk Loses to
Roanoke in Ninth

NORFOLK, VA. August 90.--Three
runs in the ninth inning won the game
for Roanoke today. THE Tars started
eff in the lead by scoring & run in
the third and another IN the t1drth.
The Tigers tied up the game in the
first half OF the seventh, bu: the Tafs
WEN. ahead by putting two across II
their half Then in the ninth
CASTOR was found for the neces-
sary hits to put across "a trio of runs.
The score.
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Reading Scores Of
the Big Leaal

Too much automobiling. g
Mack says, cost the Athletics IN
nant this year. That's rightf
1t on the poor. abused motor l.
Too much world-series money Z
likely the real cause. 81
Boston man says the feo0
Athletics are behind this ye4fs
cause the Red Sox Is the bet44Q|
Also the Washington bunchs oV]
Keep an eye on Walter Johm
has won fifteen straight. ~
another eye on Joe Wood.
won twenty-seven games thtn
Good bye, Mr.. Pennank. D41
is the cradle song Connie 1
when he puts his little onomz
these nights. ~
Report that Pitcher JtmIli
der Is all in, appears to ~
premature.
Iris Speaker stole 4 eAuo1
alonE with 4 couple ~ 1
three times up. Speaker 60
a promising youRg piavl
n
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Richmond Lucky
to Get Carman

Richmond has signed ited G9fhiGh
late first baseman of ne ho'th'h.
ri,,b He Is slated - play eft hcid
In Mace az Tennan,, who goes hack
q, Newport News. Garman is The
only infielder in the Virginia league
ca4.arle of giving John Raley rpm
Cc- the honor Of being the premier
FIRST 81. cker He is built on the INES
of Stuny McIlnei and has nova
symptoms of play peculiar !" the star
of tre athletics. lie Is u sturdy hit
ter and a most dangerous man to come
up in the pinches If he can play the
outfeld anywhere near the form ne
has shown on first base in the games
here, he will do very well. Richmond
will have no cause to mourn the
absence OF Tenant. fast as the lat =
ter iS.
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WASHINGTON, August 29--W alter
Johnson registered his fifteenth con-
secutive victory. breaking the former
American league record hung up ny
Jack Chesbro, when Grifilth had the
New York club in 1904 Johnson re-
ceived brilliant support, the score be
iny to .. in the first game of the dual
sketch. The second contest was SIX
inning affair also won by the Nation
ais. > TO 0. and was a no-hlt ho-fUh'
game for carl Cashion. The scores
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Louisville, 0, Milwaukee. , first
&amtA
Louisville, 0, Milwaukee. (second
gamel.
Kansas C9ty-Indisnapo!is postponed.
wet grounds.
Toledo. 3: Minneapolis.
columbus. 10: st. Paul g.
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standing of Clubs.
Games Toda , &.
Pr !yn in Pittsburg

ST. LOUIS. August 20-The Giants
cracked Harmon defense in the third
inning today. and beat the Cardinals,
to j. Harmon hit Meyers and Doyle
and Wiltse followed with single and
gnodgrass with a triple Score:
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Little Work For Councilmen.

CounciImen will have little TO DO
from now TO the end OF the month.
The street committee will try to get
together this afternoon. at o'clock.
10 finish up the r.ff-raf matters.
while the committee on reiief or the
ROOF will endeav0r to get together on
Thursday night at the city home, Tor
the purpose OF letting some minor
contracts
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-21

summary. TWO base hitE-W Ol10y&s
Home r1in-Burke. Sacrifice hits
Carter ?; Graft Stolen bases--Kaat-
ing. Double plays--McComas to Crit
FIN TO Raley Heating to Castro tos
Hadgins. Struck out-By grimm. ~
by Reynolds, ; Base on balIs--Hya
Reynolds !. Jmpires-Messrs Hua-S
sey and Mayer. Time, 100. Attend-z
ance. ESQ.
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is . =
&c lnxvSa

IN louTlH-
"Mowrey batted fer Harmon in sew
enth
s.BHss batted for Burke In ninth.
Score by innings X
New York ...oo3 00-5
St Louis ......-..0 U III
Summary Two base hit--Smith-
Three-b base hit-~Snodgrass Sacrifice
hlts-M agee, Hauser. Wiltse. stolen
base--pevore. Double play --Huggins.
Hauser and konetchy. Hits-Off Har-
mon. s in innings. Left on bases
Giants. s, st Louis. s First base on
errors-Giants, l. Struck out--By
Wiltse. .: by Harmon, ,; by Burke l.
Bases on baIIs-0T Wiltse. j; off Har-
mon. ?: off Burke. l. Hit by pitched
hall-By Harmon. / tMyersi Passed
hall-Wingo. Ftnneran ah'
Rigier 500.
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Totals
NaMport News

Petersburg . .....f 0 o O Q u
summary Two base hits--Brown,
Hooker. Three base hits-Bates. 2
Maths. I.Aughlin. Stolen bases Busch.
Spencer. Bates, Carney Bases on balls
--Hedgepeth q Morganrath. 3,
Bruckmiller, .: Brown, !. Left on
bases-N ewport News. 10; Petersburg.
8. Hit by pitched bails-Eichberger
Hits-On Hedgepeth. in ! is in
nings; off Morganrath. In Z "a in
nings: off Bruckmiller, in % in
nings; OFF Brown, in Is innings,
struck out-Hedgepeth 2; Bruckmii-
Ter. /: Morganrath. ?; Brown, 3. Wild
nitches-M organrath. @ Time of game,
2:15 Umpire-Cowan. Attendance
1850
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Cleveland.

Washington 49,. ...eo y
,,lnvaIand .....0000 0 Q . 0 "a
Summary: First base by errors
Washington. /, Left on tases--N ASH
fnKton, 4; cleveland. s. First base on
bails-OH Gregg, /. off Steen, Z In
nings pitched-By Gregg, - oS
Steen, s: by Johnson, lo struck out
n, Steen, .. by Mitchell. l by john
sor7 Three base hit.-yackson. TWO
base hits-Csrisch, Moeiler. Sseriaee
hits-Aiusmith. 2 Stolen. bases MI
ian. .. Passed palls-Cariseh z l m.
pires-Connolly and Hart, Time OF
ramA . hours Attendance, S,i+2,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-21

CINCINNATI, August 2o.-The Reos
and Beans broke even in a double
header here today. the locals winning
the first game 10 to 0, while Boston
took the second, 4 to !,
The first contest was a pitchers pat
tie between Suggs and Dickson, IN
which the Reds hurler went all the
way through. allowing only four hits
while Dickson blew In the eighth. when
the Reds scored four runs on four hits
and a wild throw
In the second game, Benton was
knocked out of the box in the third
inning. while Donnelly used his spit
bali to good advantage, and heid the
locals safe at all times. Catcher Rari-
den, OF Boston. had finger broken BY
"A pitched ball The scores:
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White Sox Take Two.

PHILADELPHIA. August 20.-The
White Sox cleaned up the series with
the worlds champions today by taxing
both games of double-header. 10 |
and to z The first game brought
Cicotte and Coombs together. with the
honors all to the Sox twirler, FIVE
pitchers were used before the second
battle was decided Walsh came %
tho rescue of the Sox in the fifth and
allowed only one scratch hit after
that. The scores;
First Game.
Score by innings; Il. II. r.
chicago 900 800 3 0 Of Q
Philadelphia. 0 0 0 0 IL
Batteries: Cicotte and Easterly'
Cooms and Lapp.
Second Game.
Score by innings II. n. +
Chicago .0oo0s0 0 0-~3 9 !
Philadelphia o 0 . 9 0 Q IL
Batteries White. Peters, Walsh and
Kuhn; Bender. Houck and Lapp
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Cleveland

summary F'irst hNse 0Y '7FE0Ts
Cleveland / Left on bases Wash
ington. 2: Cleveland, / First base
m halls Gregg, 2. off Cashion J.
struck out-Bv Gregg 9: By Casnion,
9 Two-base hit--Henry. Stolol bases
Milan. Shanks. Wild pit n Iregg.
Umplres-Hart and Connolly Time cf
game, t.30
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First Game
ned sox Caean Tn Series.

BOSTON. August 20.--The Red Sox
made a clean-np OF the series with the
Tigers by winning today. to 2, ana
Incidentally put a crimp In Jean Du-
buc's string OF victories. Joe Wood
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Second Game.

Score by innings; K, h. f.
Cincinnati a.. $1,000 900 o.
Boston -. .0130 0000 "a
Batteries Benton. F'romme and
Clarke Donnelly and King and Rari-
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pitched his twenty sevents victory o.
the season. wasting no energy what
ever against Jennings band
Score by innings: X II. T.
Detroit o 0 0 0 0 0 IL :
Red Sox - 0 o ? 0 80
Batteries: Wood and Cady; Duouc
and Stanage and kocher.
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Every time Hooks Wiltse. Otis Gran
dali or Red Ames gets away with 2
game John McGraw gives special
thanks. Ii sort of helps out Tese-
j reau, Mathewson and Marquard
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RICHMOND WINS FROM ]
PORTSMOUTH PIRATE
Virginia League Games.

Richmond. 8 Portsmouth. l.
Newport News. 10, petersburg, ..
Roanoke, 3; Norfolk, 4
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Three base hits-Holland. 2; Home
run-Gardin. SacriSce hlt-Gardin.
stolen hases-k irche', 4 Hinton. Dou-
Bile play-kircher TO Hinton TO big
HE struck out-Bv Gardin, 5, by
CASTOR. Base on balls-By CASTOR
+ Left on bases-Roanoke. s Nor
folk = r'mpire-Mr. Mcnamara
Time OF game, $50. Attendance, 500
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II Washington had won double
header last year the fans would have
talked about II for week. This year
they are so blase they take 1t as, d
matter of course.
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Standing of Clubs.
Games Totia v.

st Louis in Philadelphia
Detroit in Washington
cleveland in Foston,
Chicago in New York.
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Games T0HtY.
Richmond In Portsmouth.
Newport News in Petersburg.
Roanoke n Norfolk
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First Game.
Second Game

score by innings. r. II. F..
RrooiSlyn 2600o0l o % IL 0
pittsburg 100000 o. = Q
Batteries Ragon and Miller; o'Tools,
Warner, Ferry and Simons and Kelly,
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Even Freak I'm New York


NEW YORK August 20.--The yam
KEGS and Browns broke even In tast
double header here today, the hostiles
winning the first game. to 3, ana
the locals Winning the SECOND. to /.
The Yankees apparently had the
opener clinched up TO the eighth In
ming. when Ford and his support blew
up. and the visitors batted three runs
across.
First Game.
Score by innings: r. RI +,
c, I,ouIs o00la0 o. 10 2
YANKEES 30 90 / 0 0 0 0---3 s ?
Batteries: Allison and Alexander,
Ford and Sweeney.
second Game.
Score by innings: +. n r.
$, Louis 0 90 1 0 0 OIL 3 i
Yankees 90 90 o 0 Q o -
batteries: Mitchell and Alexander
Mcconnell and Sweeney.
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Score by innings: h III t.
cincinnati 400 00o04 -
Rostou ..o000 o000 Go
Batteries Suggs and Clarke; Dick
son and King,
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this afternoon in game replete with
sensational features. the scores were
to :, and to |. empires owens
and Brennan We're so badly injured
that they both had to be relieved
Brennan slipped and wrenched his leg
and owens was knocked cold by foul
Tip, Both Were taken 20 hospital
Red smith accepted zen chances at
third for the Brcokiyns in the first
game, while in the second game the
Dodgers landed on O'Toole for seven
hits old six runs after two were out
in the second inning, the seven hits
totalling fourteen bases. Fisher. the
shortstop of the visitors. got five hits
in the two games. two doubles in the
first, and two triples and single in
the second game. The score
First Game.
Score by innings: X, h. T.,
Brooklyn -. 80 0 0 0 1 o o. %
Pittsburg % 90 0200 IS 20
Batteries Stack, Curtis and Miller.
Robinson, Hendrix and Gibson
Second Game.