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AMATEURS IN BATTIF
FOR PREMIER HONORS
Grays and Collegians, of Capital City League, Neck
and Neck, Will Play Out Schedule Meeting
OF Commission Wednesday NIGHT.

Nevor in the brief history OF or.
sanized amateur baseball IN Richmond
has there been such a race as that
now being run oy the Grays and Col.
legians. OF the Capital City League.
for the privilege OF representing Rich
mond In the annual intercity series
for the championship of Richmond and
Washington
Right now DR.. Lawrence Prices
GraYs are In the van, and are showing
such a keen pair of heels that follow
ers or the amateurs. in a large meas
ure. are of the opinion that DR. Bag
by's Collcgians must show rather more
class than they have exhibited up to
the present time to overtake the mi
lttiamcn. Still. Cleve Bailey. who. in
the absence OF DR.. Bagby. directs the
club, is quoted as saying that unless
something unforeseen happens. Il Will
take the double header on the 3Oth of
this month &c determine the winner
In some quarters 1t was stated tina:
the leagues season would end to-day
This Is far from the fact The SEIZED :
ulc calls for games until the last OF
the month, and unless the amateur
commits sion decides to the contrary,
all scheduled games VIII be played
The Battle Axe team, twice champions
OF Richmond. and as champions repra-
Scnting Richmond in the fight for the
.utercity amateur championship. are
on. OF the race. They have two games
with the Crays, and the Collecians
also have a brace OF contests with the
league leaders.
meeting of the commission will he
held Wednesday night in the National
state and City Bank. ut which time the
advisab!lity Of curtaillnR the season
will be discussed. 1t is argued that
since only two teams are Interested. II
would be we'll TO call off all other games
and Let The Eravs nd Cnllcr-innr Nh :,
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PILLS DEFEAT REDS

Philadelphia, August l5.-Cincnnati
and Philadelphia played an eleven in
ming game here to-day, the Phillies
finally winning by the score of to 2.
Paskert, the first man up for the Phil
lies in the first inning, hit for n home
run. and with both Johnson and Bren-
nan going good, 1t looked as though
the one run WAS enc ugh to win. Bren-
nan filled the bases in the ninth, with
no one out, and Alexander was sent in
TO relieve him. The Reds scored two
runs of Alexander on force out and
4 pass. The Phillies came back in
their half and tied the score on doubles
by Lobert and Cravath. In the elev-
enth Lobert singled, Magec hit safely,
Cravath was hit by "A pitched ball. and
then Luderus hit one that would have
been an ordinary triple, scoring Lobert
with tho winning run The score:
Cincinnati. PhiludclDha.
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their scheduled games. the winners to
be declared champions OF Richmond.
and 10 represent this city in the inter
city fight.
Dr. Price. manager of tho Grays: DR..
BaSby, manager of the Collcgians. DR.
Parker. manager Of the Battle Axes;
President Julien Hill and other mem
pcfs OF the commission lean toward
this program. Early In the season an
unusual spell OF wet weather Inter
Tered seriously with the amateurs. and
Ave postponed games were piled up.
Because of this state of AFFAIRS. those
most closely identified with amateur
happenings believe that n fair test OF
the relative merits OF the teams can
not be had unless the postponed games
are played off.
At best. the season IL short. and
throwing five games to the discard al
lows the element Of chance. always APP
parent In ball games, too much lecway
in deciding the championship All
scheduled games will be played to day,
and unless the commission decides to
the contrary. all scheduled games will
be played until the end OF the season
on August 30.
Never before in the history OF the
amateurs has there been greater in
terest in the outcome of the intercity
series than has been displayed already.
Regardless OF whether the Collerians
or the Grays are the ultimate cham
pions, the amateurs viii carry mon.
ster crowd TO Washington to witness
the games while Washington in turn.
VIII bring representative gathering
here 1t IS certain that the Bankers
who represented the District city In
1911. will again be the team Richmond
must beat
At tho meeting OF the commission
Wednesday night, not only VIII the
question OF ending the season be dis
cusscd but plans made for entertaining
the visitors when they arrive here.
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FROMME DEFEATS
ST. LOUIS EASILY
With Larry Mclean Catching,
Cards Prove Easy Victims
for Friend Arthur.
ALLOWS ONLY FOUR HITS
Homer by Wingo Is Only Run
Scortsl by Visitors From
Bcerville.
ALLOWS ONLY FOUR HITS

New York. August 16.-Arthur
Fromme. with his former battery mate
Of tho Reds. Larry Mclean. easily de-
feated the Cardinals to ! to-day In
the final gamo of the series. making it
n clean sweep for the Giants. Wingo
scored tho only run for St. Louis on a
homer. Shafer also hit for the circuit.
Fromme allowed but four hits. The
Giants won tho contest in the first,
when walk. hunt, a force out and
three singles netted four runs. The
leaders added two more runs In tho
eighth on Frommes double and Shafer' 3
honor. This was the last appearance
OF the Cardinals at the Polo Grounds
for the season. The score:
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TIGERS HAMMER
HARDIN At WILL
Roanoke Defeats Portsmouth
Again, This Time by
Score of to q.

Roanoke. Va August I5.-Hammcr-
ing Hardin hard at critical times en-
abled the Tigers to walk away with the
Pirates. Tolson started TO pitch for
Roanoke. but he walked five men in
the first two Innings; Enrd relieved him
and held the Truckers safe Enrd i'm
the second tripled with two on.
Weber Maths and Cook featured the
game with their timely hitting. Maths
also covered acres of around in left and
made several sensational catches.
The Scora
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ATHLETICS COME BACK

Cleveland. August l5.-The A,hlo.ic.
swamped the Maps under an avalanche
TO O. They drove Kahler from tho
mound IN the third inning and mail
treated Fall cnbcrs IN a shameful man
ner. O'Ne!ll's inun OF Johnstons throw
10 retire Mclnnis in the nth paved tho
way Tor Nvc runs CulloD was also
battcd hard. Shawkcr was ba,ted nm
usually hard. allowing twelve hits.
while his teammates contributed sever,
errors. but the Maps could not connect
at the right time The score.
(lcyrlund. philnbrl,,hI,,
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In the Wake of the Game
By GUS MALBERT

shirts" Blanton. star OF the Ash
land team OF the Capital City League,
viii be given Il chance to break into
the professional ranks to-day. He viii
pitch one Of the games against Norfolk
this afternoon. Manager Griffin watch ed
shirts" at work. and thinks that he
has enough to win. The first game will
begin at 2:3O o'clock, the usual hour
for double headers TO start and both
II depends on what each shows as to
the final selection for the curtain raiser
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CUBS HAVE WALKOVER

Boston, August 15.-The last game
Of the series between the Pilgrims and
Cubs resulted in a walkover for the
the Boston pitchers looked alike to the
Cubs, excepting Strand. who got away
in the one inning he worked without
n hit. The home team could do little
with Lavender. five safe ones being the
total for the afternoon He grew wild
in the eighth, however, and after giving
three passes was replaced by Cheney.
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little bit OF inside explanation re-
garding the no hit game Hcdgcpcth
1t was the ninth inning and two were
out Steve Griffin was at bat and in
kind spirit was trying TO get
ora complete. He struck wide at the
first ball over and the next was ball
The third came right across and Steve
Hedgepth. making an easy out By
some peculiar twist, uneXplainable, the
ball rolled TO tho centre OF the diamond
and stopped. 1t was safe hit and
Steve had to stop short In order that
Harry could get to II. After the pitcher
had 6elded the ball and was throwing
to first steve started again. It was
merely one of those courtcsics that are
too infrequent In baseball.
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Philadelphia.

Totals IA 5 u 81 - Totals 40 i.l7z . 4
Hated for Cuilop In ninth.
". Murphy. right neld
Score b. innings: r.
Cleveland Observation-Disclosures. 10 @ ns
Philadelphia .................. o a0io. III
summary F.rat base on errors-Cieveland
3; Philadelphia, !. Errors-Chapman. Old
Ting tp. E Murphy. Collins I3i Shnwkey.
Two-ba hits-JohusOn. q NELL Oldrtnr
Mcinnis Baker. Thre. bias. hit-OldrlnR
Sncriice hi;s-Oldrlng t2J. Graney stolen
1 Ctsesm'raneS' Aclnnis Double plays
Mcinnis Left on bases-Clevelaud H. Phil
ade!phin. 10. Innings pitched--Plank O:
Shawkcy, g. Kahier. . FaikenbeEg. g. Gull
Top. !. iits-Or Shawkcy. !? in 9 innings:
of kahler. in innings OF Falkonb.ry
In innings; on Cullop, In innings Wild
pitches-kahler, FalEenherg t2l Umpirep
Evans and Hildebrand. Time OF game 2;5o
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-FOUR FINGERS
NEEDED TO WIN
Washington Defeats Detroit in
Second Game OF Series
in West.
CLIMBERS MAKE II HITS
Everybody Takes Swat at Ball,
Milan Having Perfect Day
With Stick.
CLIMBERS MAKE II HITS

Detroit, August l5--Wa shington de.
teated Detroit here to-day to Z. de-
spite ninth inning rally by the locals,
winch noted 1--WE runs. With enough
men on bases to tie the score In the
maj round. Gainer struck out. ending
the game The visitors used four
'wiriers. who allowed a total Of ten
saietlcs while the locals used three
me senators made seventeen hits. The
score:
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Totals 81 24lS Totals rs

score py innings. II.
ST. Louis. Observation-Disclosures oloooooo-l
New York. ....................4O 0 Ks
Summary: First base crrors-St. Louis,
!; New York. J. Errors-Hugsins. Mowrey
Shafer. Two-base hit-Fromme. Home runs
-WinSo. Shatcr. Double piays-Whitted to
Husgins TO kouetchy: Mclean TO Shafer
Lett on bases-St. Louis. 8. First base on
halis-Oh Perritt. 2. on Fromne, 2. Struck
out-By Perrtt, l. by Fromme 2. EMPIRES
Brennan and Eason. Time of game l:25.
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Virginia League.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Richmond, 1; Norfolk, ..
Ronnokc, $; Portsmouth, (.
Petersburg, .; Newport News, q.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Norfolk mt Richmond 1.-TWO gumcs)
Portsmouth at Roanoke 1.-TWO
Enmcsi.
Newport News Mt Petersburg Itwo
BnIncs.b
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NcNlIIs Catholic Union baseball
ic@m viii play the all-stars of the
'nurch Civic Association this after
noon on the Church civic Association
grounds. The game VIII start at i,3n
O'Clock. Murphy will be on the mound
for McGills, while Pagan will wear
the pads
McGill's third hascman. Morriconi.
Is expected back In his old position
after two weeks absence.
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Results in Big Leagues.
NATIONAL

Pittsburgh, 8; Brooklyn. tfourteen
innings).
Philadelphia, 3; Cincinnati. <eleven
innings).
Boston. 8; Chicago a.
New York. 6; st. Louis. l.
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RED SOX TRIM BROWNS

St Louis. August 1.-THE Red Son
defeated the Browns . TO to-day
scoring the winning run in the eighth
on fcrkess double and n brace of sac
rihccs. Roston took the lead in tina
second. when Gardeners single and
Ycrkes's double scored run Tho
Browns tied the count in the fourth on
Continued on Seventh Pase)
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Htcit y! IINlNSS. IL
Cincinnati ...............oo oooooooo %
Philadelphia ...............l 90 Q 0 o 9 i Is
Summary: Two-base hits-Lobert. GRAY
attn, HOblitzel. Home run-Paskert. Sacri-
fee hits-o,roh. MREce. stolen bases-Bates,
Bcschcr. Double plny-Killifer to I.obert.
First base on balls-on Johnson. ?; off Bren-
nan. ., Oft Alexander, =. struck out-By
Johnson. 4; by Brennan .; by Alexander. =.
by Packard, .. Hit by pitcher-Cravath.
Umpires. RiEler and Byron. Time OF game.
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Kingan VS.. Burk & Co, at Highland
Park.
Portners VS.. Adkins. at Southside
Park.
American Clothing Co. VS.. Cherry
Smash, at Richmond College.
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Amateur Games To-Day
Capital City League.

Battle Axe vs. Jacobs & Levy, at
Byrd Park. Umpire. Bottoms.
Collegians VIZ. Ashland at Lee Park.
Umpire. French.
Orays VS.. Barton Heights. at Barton
Heights 1.-TWO games). First game. 3
o'clock. Umpire, Wilcox.
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Johnny Priest, who will be rcnem
bered hereabouts a member Of the
wonderful work for Rochester. as is
John Martin, another ex-Colt Jake
Camel IL very certain that both OF
THESE lads Will go up at the end OF the
season.
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TOT HHIIII III III IIINIH.
'atted for Richmond In ninth.
Newport News.

petersburg .......0 0 u OIL 81
Newport News....4 o o o %
summary: Two-base hits-I[repps
CD Laughlin (2), Tarlcton. Three
base hit-krepps Stolen bases-Chas-
tant CD, Haddow. Quinn Double PLAYS
-Gondolh TO Tarleton: Gondoln to
Quinn TO Tarleton. Sacrifice hit
Quinn. Base on bnlls-off Richmond.
3. Left on bases-Newport News. Z
Petersburg. 3. Sacrifice fy-kelIer.
Struck out-by Richmond, 3: by Bar
ton, |. Time of game. hours. I'm
pire, Kelly.
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the Georgetown Reserves. has been
signed by Connie Mack. and is To re-
Connie is paying the lad $500 month
until he reports for duty.
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Another pitcher was brought to light
Yesterday, when Harry French, who
College. applied to Griff for a chance.
French pitched semi-pro ball In Rochcs-
ter all Of this season. and did some
sonal team in that town He has par
ticipatcd in eighteen games up to the
present time, and has lost but three.
pounds, and looks the part. n he
proves in condition, Steve may use him
The woods are delivering pitchers at
surprising rate. There is Mike
South Atlantic League. last season and
part Of this season. His record for 1913
Is eleven won and six lost; Some ques-
ton arose as TO whether he was a free
agent This having been settled sat
isfactorily he was wired transporta-
ton and told TO report al once. He is
expected to-day.
1t develops that Jack Bentley. the
Washington left handler, will come to
Richmond only when Clark Griffith is
advised that Ayers will be sent 10
return from their present Western en-
gagcment Griffith, after receiving re-
ports from several of his agents who
have been sent down here to look at
the big fellow. is positive that Ayers
can step right in now and win ball
games. At any rate. he is anxious for
inc iflllSNlie lad 10 get into the ranks
ut the earliest possible moment. Jack
Ryan, who represents Griffith. made
this plain to Secretary Bradley at a
conference between the two.
Griffith likewise sent the message
that he might let another OF his hurlcrs
finish the season in Richmond if the
local management would heed his re-
quest concerning Yancey Wyatt While
Steve is very proud of his big right
handler. and is anxious for him to stay
to the finish, IT Is highly probable that
should the Washington magnate agree
will be delivered at the end of the
month. Young Harper. the left-hander.
who took part In the game between the
Senators and Detroit yesterday, is sup
posed TO be the other pitcher.
Out of all this array of talent. Steve
should surely be able to get hold of
somebody who can win. Charlie Strain
is still on the sick list. and will be
until the latter part of next week. His
very very sIowiv and Bonesettep u Henry ' ans
nounces that the youngster would be
taking long chances to jump into the
fray right now.
solutely who will pitch the games to-
day. 1t is probable that he will give
al of the talent an opportunity to
| in the game the team looks good
enough from a defensive standpoint,
but offensive the men are still In the
slough OF despond. Perhaps things will
brighten to-day.
After apparently having Petersburg
| beaten yesterday. Newport News
cracked and Buck Barton was hit hard
enough In the last franc to lose. BY
| the Same token the Coolers advance
another full game over Richmond. It's
| n long pull and hard pull to over
| take the Busch men at this stage, but
Grim is still OF the opinion that he can
Petersburg and thinks that he will
win all.
youngstor. who pitched last season for
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ola Dominion league.

Tylers VS.. Powhatans, at Byrd Park
Kahns VS.. Woodall & Quarles, at Full
ton Park.
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Portsmouth,.

"VOIt NE innings. II
Roanoke ..... "a 0 o ? OIL IS
Portsmouth ....... o 2 0 o.
summary: Two base hits-Irmschor.
Cook 90. CHM Thrce-base hits-Efrd.
stolen bases ~ Tenant (2), Cook.
Whitecraft Carter. Base on balls
Nuttcr Colby. CHM 90, Tenant; 90.
Whitccraf, Evans, Garvin. Hardin.
Left on bases Roanoke, 8: Portsmouth.
Hits-om FOLSOM, / Off EGrd. g. of
hardin 10 off Revellc. /. Struck out
by Tolsou, >: by Ehrd. 4: by Hardin
Z. by Revcllc Wild pitch Hardin
/ Time OF same-l 20. unprecedented
Attendance good
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BY GUS MALBERT.
Bill Laval broke the that's all there is it. 1t
all planned right and smoothly and pleasantly
with the lady OF his choice dangling his
Then Bill slipped and while he slipping Bud Ryan
his mena around the sluice while Shenn
prevented lis from cashing but
Doctor Ayers better cc Every ball pitched
had hop and those lars the
tcrs displayed the home lot unless be lads In
the spelled combination of
made OF this quintet, Richmond secured
but the hits didn't hurt OF they played small
Tun-9etting, and really earned.
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AMERICAN

Washington. o; Detroit. 7.
Chicago. 3; New York. 2.
Boston. .; st. Louis, /.
philadelphia, ~; Cleveland. }.
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Boston.

Totals ..32 3 - 10 Totals . IS II 10 q l3
'Batted for Pcrdue in seventh
tBatted for James in eighth.
Score by innings: Il.
Chicago ........................1 4 % / Oh
Boston ........................l0 noe o = O. s
Summary: Errors-Maranville. Lord. Two
base nits-Schuite. Zimmerman Myers
Three base hits-I.eRch. Saler (2). Sacrifice
hits Bridwell. Maranville. Sacrifice flies
Zimmerman. Williams Stolen bascs-Ma-
ranville. Schultz. Hits-On Hess. 10 in In
niugs: off Lavender. in : 2-S innings: off
Perdue. in innings; off James. in in
ming. First base on balls-On Hess .; on
CONTINUED on Seventh Page)
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botted for House in ninth
Score BY innings: r.
Washington ............. ,boon
Detroit .............. q
summary: First base on crrors-Wash,np,
ion l. Errors-Ain1mith. Bush Mckee
i , Two base hits-Mc Bride. Morgan.
Ituman. Crawford. Three base hits-Mor.
gan. :ioeller. Cobb. Homo run-Iakc Sacri-
nc" nleh Foster, Milan. stolen bares-Ntlap
~ Mckee t2). High. Double play-Moriar-
Ky 20 Gamer. Left on Observation-Disclosures.
10 Detroit. : Hts-Or Hall in liz in
nings: OF Lake. la IN "a Innings: or Houy.
IN inning: of johnson. In : innings; on
reInh, In l-3 innings: of Harper. in
base on balls-on johnson. l. on Osiiin, 3;
on Harpcr ! of Hall. !. of LIKE / Struck
out-By Johnson !. by Gallln l. by Lake
H. "!ld pitchHarpcr. Umpires sheridan
and Lou6hlin. Time OF game 40
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Gfcur5tpns
Grand
Excursion
Sunday. August IT, 1913.
ON STEAMER POCAHONTAS

Down the James near jamestown
Island
Benefit Italian Beneficial and Social
Society Home
Boat leaves wharf A. NJ Tickets:
Adults, $500; children, seven to twelve
soc, Refreshments at city prices
Bring your basket IL you wish a big
time for everybody.
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l ne score.
PIlilndclnliin.

Totals ..3s . . 80 10 Totals .:.3s 3 S 80 10
None out when winning run scored.
fBatted for SheCkard in ninth.
tBatted for johnson in ninth.
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Central League.
Woodland Heights VS.. Horace
Wrights. at Colonial Park 1.-TWO games).
Woodworkers vs. Jones-Green, at
Byrd Park 1.-TWO games).
HANDLERS VS.. Wizards, at Fulton
Park 1.-TWO games)
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Independent Games.
McGill VS. Church Civic Associations
All-Stars. at Church Civic Association
grounds
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Commercial League.
(No schedule sent IND
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West End League.

WcBt EhU IIcHHUG.
Riversides vs.. Cubs. at Meadow Park
Indians VS.. Pirates. at Harvey Park
1.-TWO games). First game. 2:30 o'clock
Cardinals vs. Giants. at Athletic
Park.
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STANDING OF TEAMS

WHERE THEY
Chicago at Boston
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati ut philadelphia.
st. Louis at New York
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LAVAL'S ERRORS GIVE
GAME TORYAN'S TARS

Doc Ayers Pitches in Grand Form but Loses Through
Loose Defense-Shenn Likewise Hurls Pretty
Article and Benefits Through Colts Mishaps
Little Hitting Done by Either Team.
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Southsfde League.
mo schedule sent in.)
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PLAY TODAY.
New York at Chicago
Washington at Detroit
Philadelphia at Cleveland
Boston Mt st. Louis.
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Grncc Arentn Lcnrue

st. Andrews VS.. New Yorks, at
Andrews Park.
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Riverside League.
Athletics vs.. st. Andrews at ST. An
drew's Park.
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w darlington.
Detroit.

Totals 81 ~ 81 II Totals 81 10 n ;
botted for House in ninth.
score by innings: II
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BY GUS MALBERT.

summary; Left Unconstitutional. Il Norfolk, B. Hit
'snnhan Time of 2nmc-I:32 JWpircs-NiIltanis
The daily sentinel., 1913-08-20
Pleas to jury
in Diggs Case
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
San Francisco, Aug. 20-"Remem-
ber, gentlemen of the jury, that 80
millions of people are watching you
this day-watching you to be in
formed whether Justice shall tri-
umph or lust shall rule; watching to
see If the laws for the protection of
girls and women are to be enforced
in this far western land" This was
the closing appeal of Theodore J.
Roch, representing the government,
for verdict of guilty under the
white slave act against Maury Digs,
former state architect.
THE defendant in a criminal case
usually bases his defense on a pre-
sumption of innocence, but this de-
fendant relies on his own depravity
and RIGHTEOUSNESS. He comes into
court covered with his own shame
and hides behind the skirts of his
wife and children"
AS Roch sat down, Robert Devlin
opened the summary OF the case for
the defense.
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Yokel Defeats
Long; DuCrap to
Meet Him Soor

1t took just few minutes short OF
an hour for Mike Yokel OF Salt Lake
to floor Tom Long. the Texas cham
pion middle-weight wrestler, in their
match at Salt Lake City Monday
night. Long made such a good show
ing against Yokel that Frank Du-
Cray OF this city has decided to ac-
cept his challenge and yesterday
wrote him asking him to name date
for the match. Long surprised big
audience at the Lake Monday night
by his cleverness and strength. He
was behind Yokel more than his
share of the time.