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New York State Tennis
Games

NEW YORK. Aug 6.--S. H. voshell won bis
place In the final round OF the New York state
lawn tennis championship tournament today. Be
cause of the default Of T. II. Pell. n. W. S1o-
cum. former national champion. came through
to the seminal and was defeated by Voshell
at 6-3. 6-3. 6-1.
The doubles brought level into the semi
hnal round. c. NJ Bull yr. and II. G. Martin.
son Jr. and L. e. Mahan filling the omen
brackets. yoshell and Baggs came through yes
terday.
Little and Innan had the distinction OF de-
featfng William Johnston and Dean Mathey in
the third round at 6-3. 6-2. Johnston. the
California boy, did not show to advantage In
Following this match Little and Jnman de.
feated DIR. Z. Taylor and F. T. FreyIinghuysen
at a.. 6-22
Bull and Martin defeated G. s. Groesbeck and
". ID. Love, 6-S, 3-R. 6-a: Watson and Ma
han defeated 5. G. Cosk and J. 4. Ritchie,
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CALIFORNIA LEAGUE
NORTH PAC|F F|C
COAST CHAMPION
International Tennis Title
Won by Fulton's Bril-
liant Play

TACOMA, Wash. Aug. 6.-Brilliant
playing at the net today won the in
ternational lawn tennis championship
Of the north Pacific coast for T. C. Full
ton, who defeated Fl. C. Evans of Van
couver in the finals, 3-6, S-6, 7--5,
rs. Evans was plainly outgeneraled.
In the finals of the doubles Joe Tyler
and Fail Brain OF Spokane won the
title from Sam Russell and w A. Nc
Burney of Seattle in three straight
sets: Tyler and Brain got into the
finals through their victory in the
Vancouver, whose game was not at It's
best
The feature of the Pacific northwest
ern. tournament today was the playing
of Miss Irnla Frazier, Tacoma high
school champion, who defeated Mabel
Anderson, Idaho, and Inland Empire
woman's champion. Miss Frazier won
her way into the semihnals by defeat
ing Miss Gandolfo Of Seattle In two
sets.
Following are the summaries in the
international championships
Finals--singles-T- G. Fulton, Victoria, de-
feated II. c. Evans, Vancouver 3-0, s-6. To
seminnals. doubles-w. A. McBurney and
Sam Russell seattIe. defeated II. G. Garrett
and T.: G. Fulton, Victoria, 4--e 2-e. Sd,
j. c. Tyler and Phil Brain. Spokane. beat H.
G. Evans and A. S. Milne. Vancouver, Cd, 81.
Finals. doubes-J. c. Tyler and Phil Brain,
Spokane beat w. A. McBurney and Sam Rus
sell. Seattle, 6-2. 6-4 6-4.
Following are the summaries in the Pacific
northwest championships.
Mems singles-R. G. Breeze beat A. Ketten-
back, 6--3. 10-s; Hill Hudson beat q. D. Eve
land by default: f. r. Mccormick beat q. 5.
Smithson BL2, 60; r G. Gorrll beat ". G.
Harrison 6-3, Sc: Lennox Brown beat B. G.
Preston, 6-3, Go: A. Pringle beat z. II. Dick
6-3. Cd. b. DodweIl beat G. w Villas. 6-1,
8-1: w. Peters beat Fl. Green. 7--5. 6-3.
Mems singles. fourth round--O. G. Gorrelr beat
II. Dalton, 6-3, 6-3; Ella Fottrell beat n. w.
Peters 6-3, g.
Ladies' singles-Mrs. Fl. G. Garrett beat Ma
rion BaiIlie. 9-7. o-6. Cd: Mrs. e. II. Ellis
beat Mrs. II. +. stafford, 6-3. Ga; Miss Con-
Gandofo beat Miss Lee. 81, 6-2: Miss Lowell
beat Miss J. Lambeth. 6-3. Go; Miss Irma
Frazier beat Miss Mabel Anderson. Sc, 6-4.
Ladies' singles. third round--Mss Frazier beat
Miss Gandolfo. SIS. S-6; Miss Sarah Living
ston beat Miss Waterhouse. So, 6-3 Miss Nj.
Lambeth beat Miss l.. Harris. Go. 90.
Ladies' doublesMrs. E. e. Ellis and Miss
Gandolfo beat Miss Lowell and Mrs. E. Baker,
7-5 6-2
Mems doubles-Preston and Belknap beat Web
Der and Nichols, by default: Lafneure and Muir
ray beat Allen and Miller, SO. 81; Laineure
and Murray beat Stevens and Macrae. 6-3. 6-4,
6-1; Fitz and Harrison beat II. PringIe and
Brown, 6-3 6-4; Green and A. Kettenbach
beat X. I. and F. G.. Stafford. I'd, Ell; Fitz
and Harrison beat Green and a. Kettenbacb.
"a, 81, ca; Mccormick and Fottreli beat
and Fottrell beat H. W. and A. @. Peters, 6-2,
6---3; Taylor and Burrill beat Richards and Ben
ham, S-6, Ga; Mccormick and Fottrell beat
Taylor and Burrill, 6-2, s6-3
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ROWDY ELLIOTT
STARTS TROUBLE
While Knapp Is Abusing the
Tigers He Tackles Um-
pire Held

LOS ANGELES, Aug. s-The diminu-
tive Gene Knapp, minus his usual wild
ness, BANKED Venice today. holding the
heavy hitting southerners to two safe
swats and striking out 10 men. The
score was 4 to 0.
Knapp started a batting rally in the
fifth with three base hit, which bios
somed into three run lead for Port
land
While at bat in the eighth inning
eRowdy" Elliott was ordered off the
field for speaking extensively to Um-
pire Held. This was not to the liking
of the fans, and Held was hooted and
jeered continuously until the end of
the game Score:
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FAMOUS DAVIS CUP
NOW IN AME RIGA

NEW YORK, Aug. 6-Acting as
proud custodian of the Davis cup. Rob-
ert d. Wrenn, president of the United
States Lawn Tennis association, was
warmly greeted by tennis enthusiasts
upon his arrival here today aboard the
Imperator.
1t had been expected that the vic
torious American team, consisting OF
Captain II. III. Hackett, M. f. McLough-
lin. r. Norris Williams and w. Il. john
ston,s would accompany him home, but
he explained that they would not ar
rive until next week.
The formal celebration of the return
Of the Davis cup to America will be
postponed until the players return.
In the meantime the trophy will be
placed upon exhibition for the first time
in this country since 1903, when the
English team, consisting of the famous
Doherty brothers. lifted" 1t at Boston.
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Hope to Do Better With
New Players
Especial Dispatch to The Cam

PALO ALTO, Aug. .6.-Bass and
Lewis. the San Francisco tennis play
ers who made a clean sweep on the
local courts last Sunday, have been
invited to meet the best performers OF
the Peninsula club in return match
next Sunday.
The Rosenberg brothers OF San
Francisco may also take part
Lin Murray and Bill Hutchinson
members Of both the Stamford tennis
team and the Peninsula club, were un-
able to be present last Sunday, and
local enthusiasts believe when they are
In harness the result will be different
The Peninsula club was represented
last Sunday by James Hutchinson
Stevens and Dunlap. none OF whom is
In the class with the Stanford duo.
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Pope Trophy Wheel Race
Entries

The entries for the Pope trophy
wheel race closed yesterday. with the
California Associated clubs The race
will be ridden on Sunday over the San
Leandro six and a quarter mile course,
ceivad:
Acme team of Oakland-F. Norman,
I'll. Hoffman, Doc, Prior, C.. Nelson, r.
Girard and A. French.
New Century team--H. Ohrt H. Born,
A. Born, G. Drury, w. Rhodes.
[ Garden City team of San Jose N.
Eisentrout, O. Trullson, g. Lemondi. w.
Winkee
The officials for the rnce were named
by the association last night, as fol-
lows: G. McGrath f. Klotz, r. White,
w. Hammitt, j. d. Byrd and L. Al. Hue.
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Former President Taft in
Golf Game

QUEBEC. Aug. e.-Former President
William III. Taft was a representative
of his country in an informal inter
national golf match on the links OF the
Murray Bay golf club yesterday. He
was pitted against f. p Belts. X c.. OF
London, Ont. who defeated him on the
eighteenth green by one down. The
Canadian won the team match by IL
holes. In addition to the former presi-
dent the American team included his
brother Charles Taft G. P. Barlow.
g. /. Dixon, A. w. Martin. I Ely and C
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DOTES ON THE GREEN
sE>~ 90 90
By WILLIE GREEN

care not who the man may be that am asked
to fight;
There is but one thing must know: HOW mucn
is there in sghtT'
I know Horatius at the bridge fought there 10
save the day.
But / am not Horatius, 30, I'm nghtins for the
hay.
I'd love to hammer wolgast till he cried: Hold
that's enough
Then why do take Freddie Welsh? Because
get the stun.
know hero's glorifed. alive. and when he's
dead.
But would rather have the green that buys
my daily bread.
81 want no. medals on my breast, no niche In
prize ring fame
The ducats long green. precious goid-tnat
why I'm In the game
SO spake up Willie Ritchie,. when Jim Conrotn
did kow tow,
And show the champion hay enough to nii
good sized NOW.
"Id rather fight with Freddie Welsh, up In
Vancouver town,
And promise | will try TO do the British cham
pion brown.
love the California grass. the trees and all
q that's green.
I'll get the color up there. Jim, that fifteen
thou, / mean
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BIG PURSE GOES TO
KENTUCKY MARE

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Aug. 6.-Before
the largest crowd that ever witnessed
a horse race in Kalamazoo, the Ken
lucky mare Tenara: driven I've by ANDREWS. s.,;
stake, the feature of today's grand
circuit card.
The event was raced on the four
heat plan, $4,000 for each heat, and the
start.
In the first heat Tenara and Judson
Girl. which will meet again in the M.
and NJ in Detroit, raced even to the
half, when Judson Girl broke. Reusens
and Santos Maid also broke, and An
drews had no trouble in bringing Te-
nara under the wire an easy winner,
with Fan Patch second and Reusens
following closely.
In the second heat Tenara lay back
until the half mile post was reached.
Then she went out in front and came
under the wire eased up. In the next
two heats Andrews kept the mare in
front all the way.
This is the third rich stake won by
Tenara this season, she having cap
tured $4,000 events at both Fort Erie
and Grand Rapids.
In the PIG. trot, the first race of the
day. Frances Graham had no difficulty
thought to have the race at his mercy,
Geers driving his mare under the wire
first in every heat.
In the 2:10 pace there were only four
starters. Mac Thistle easily won the
first heat In the second heat he was
I'm pocket all the way around, and
View Elder won without serious diff
Guilty
all bets off and Hoffman was given the
mount behind Mac Thistle in place of
Steadman. The shift had no effect in
the result of the race, as View Elder
fashion. Summary:
2.i6 trot purse 81 600 three in fve:
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KroKIIK TrAM wARNED

CINCINNATI. o., Aug. 6.The national base
ball commission today issued notice to all
national agreement clubs that the Keokuk club Of
the Central association has failed to settle the
award Of the commission against that club FOR
$l75 in favor OF Player r. A. Madigan and that
Unless the amount Is paid by August 3 the club
will not be permitted to exercise the privilege Of
Its players, all OF whom Will become
free agents on the termination OF their 1918
contracts.
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SUMMARY

Three runs hits of Slagie in { innings no
runs. l hit on Jackson in III innings. Charge
Geteat to Jackson Home run-Howard. Sacri-
fee hits-Howard, Heting Guest Stolen base
w oten First base on called bails-Of S1agie
I. on Prultt 4, OF Jackson 2. Struck out-By
Slagle ,, By Pruitt ), by Jackson l. Hit by
pitched bali-Maggart, by Pruitt Schirm by
Perritt. Double plays-Goodwin to Page to
Moore; Ness unassisted Passed baI-Arboeast
Earned runs-Oakland !. Los Angeles 5. Left
on bases-oakland :. Los Angeles s. Time Of
game hours. Umpires-Gnthrie and Held
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SHOOTS CLEAN SCORE

OMAHA. Neb.. Aug. 6.-With a handicap of
.. L. 5. German. a professional from Aberdeen
Nd. was high gun. with q score of 100, In the
second days shoot OF the western handicap at
the Omaha Gun club today Next in line among
the professionals was g. L. Carter lincoln
Neb: and G. NJ. Maxwell. Hastings. Neb.. both
scoring 9S out of 100 birds. The former was
handicapped 10 and the latter %.
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ST. LOUIS sHAKEUs

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 6.--The first move to shake
up the local National league club came today
when President Britton announced that he had
traded Catcher Larry Mclean TO the New Yorl
Giants for Pitcher Otis Crandall Mclean. who
joined the local club this spring. viii leave to
night TO join the league leaders in Cincinnati
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wonIn LEARN HIS FATE

CHICAGO, Aug. ED Walsh. star pitcher Of
the Chicago American league club whose arm
has been sore since spring and who has taken
part In but few games this season, left today to
visit specialist at youngstown. o.. where he
will undergo an examination TO ascertain whether
his career as a pitcher is at an end.
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EAST SPEED RoArs

PORTLAND. Ore. Aug. e.-The Oregon Kid
end the Vanblert the two fastest speed boats on
The Columbia aud Willamette rivers, making bet
Ter than 40 miles hour in races here, were
shipped to Chicago today for the international
speed boat contests to be held there August IS,
when 100 in purseJ will be contended for.
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TAcoMA = VANCOUVER 8

TACOMA. Aug. 6.--The locals bupched hits in
the sixth inning and scored three runs, winning
the third straight game from Vancouver, to 3.
Score by innings:
Vancouver .........0 O 0-3
Tacoma ..........0 o o 0 ~
Batteries-Grot and Harris Schmutz and Kon
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SACRAMENTO
i batted for Bliss In the ninth.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Pitchers record runs and hits on KinselIa
IN 3 innings taken out in fourth with two on
and none OUT hits of Henley in innings;
credit victory to Henley. charge defeat TO Kin
seia Three base bit Halinan. Two base hits
wright Sacrifice fiies-Clarke, Lively Stolen
bases-Charles. Van Buren,. Struck out-By Live
ly g. First base on called balls-0R Henley 2,
off Decannier 1, of Kinseila l, on Lively /. Wild
pitches-Ifenley f2) knsella Double plays
AIcArdIe 30 Corhan to McArdle: Young to Ten
bhses-San Francisco s, Sacramento Z. Earned
runs-San Francisco q Sacramento 2 Time of
and Phyle.
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BOSTON 4, ST. LOUIS j
Total .32 1 B24 14l
Compton batted for Lavan in the seventh.

OUnptUn DHtteu Tor LAWN IN the seVentn.
SCORE BY INNINGS
ST. Louis. ..........0 o o o o 0 OIL
Boston ............1 0 2. x-4
SUMMARY
Error-Y Yerkes. Two base hts-Speaker. Brief
Three base hit-Austn. Sacrifice hit-Bedent
Stolen base-Lewis. Double plays-Brief to Pratt
Lavan to Pratt to Brief Left on bases-St
Louis 9. Boston 6. First base on called balls
OF Bedient 2. of Baumgardner 2. First base on
error--St. Louis 1. Struck out-By Bedient 8.
by Baumgardner L. Time of game--1 hour and
81 minutes. Umpires -Dineen and Egan
DETROIT 2, NEW YORK
NEW YORK, Aug 6-George Dauss, the SEN
sational young pitcher OF the Detroits. won a
pitchers battle from New York today, the score
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Detroit ............0 o 2 o o..
New Pork. ........0 o o o o.
SUMMARY
Errors-Bush Morfarity Knight Ford. First
base on errors-New York 2, Detroit /. Three
base hit-Cree Homo run-Crawford. Stolen
-WoIter, Midkif yeach. Moriartty. Dan
iels Double play--Alidkfff to Knight. First base
on called baIis-Off Ford 4. on Dauss 3. Struck
out--By Ford g. by Dauss 4. Wild pftch--Dauss.
Passed ball-McKee Time Of game--1 hour and
AZ minutes. umpires-O o Lourhlin and Sheridan
WARRINGTON II, CIffCAGo 2
WASHINGTON. Aug. 6.--By punching hits
with two bases on balls OF Smith and O'Brien IN
the second inning today Washington scored six
runs and settled the third game Of the series
with Chicago the final score being IL to z
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SUMMARY

Errors Chappelle, Lord t2l. Two base hit
RAIDER. Stolen bases Ainsnlth johnson. Foster
t2), Fourier. First base on called balls-Oh
Smith 1, on OBrien 1, on Lathrop s, OF John
son none, on Gallia I. First base error
Washington !. Hit by pitched ball-Gandl: BY
Lathrop. Struck out-By Smith /. By LHthrop
q By johnson g. BY Gallia i. Passed ball
Kuhn. Time Of game hour and % minutes.
Umpires-Evans and Hildebrand.
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NORTHWEST LEAGUE

SEATTLE, Aug. 6.--Seattle played an indf-
ferent game In the field, at bat and on the bases
today and Victoria won, to 2. Score by In
nings:
Seattle .........o q o o. o o o 90
Victoria .........O IL O. o 2 o.
Batteries-Fftzgerald and Shea; Fullerton and
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SUMMARY

Ten hits and runs of Baum in innings
Charge defeat to Baum. Three base hits
Chadbourne f2), Knapp. Two base hits-Bay
less. Iober Sacrifice hits-Krapp. Speas.
Stolen bases-C Chadbourne, Speas. Doane. First
base on called bails--0n Baum /, on Knapp |.
guson . Double plays-Rodgers to Speas t2D.
Time of game hour and As minutes. Umpires
Held and Mccarthy.
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BIG LEAGUE RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 6.-Cleveland put up Z
until the NTH inning, when bunch Of errors By
the visitors, safe bnnt BY Collins and home
run hy Baker gave the home team four runs, the
visitors eventually being defeated BY to !.
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SAN JOSE. Aug. e.-watsonvIre won handily
Total. s. .37 5 10 2T 10
nn~orao,,w o,.t frr ,rfs

Devereaux out for interference.
= SUMMARY
Efrors-Esola. Christianson, Kuhn (2), Smith,
Lynn (3) Hanson. Earned runs-WatsonviI1e l.
San Jose /. Struck out--By Arlett g. by Hanson
s. Two base hits Reid, Eagle. Kuhn, Milford,
Esola. Stolen bases -Bankhead. Devereaux,
Kuhn t2), Esola, Smith. Hit by pitched ball
Abbott. by Arlett. Time of game-2 hours and
10 minutes Umpire-Knell.
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PHILApELpHIA =. sT. LOUIS /

Total. % 427 III
OIeary batted for wingo in seventh.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Philadelphia ..-...2 o. 4E7
st. Louis ..........0 o o O 0-1
SUMMARY
Two base hits-Mowrey, Luderus. Three base
hits-Knabe. Cravath. Doolan. Home run-Cra-
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PORTLAND 3. spoKANE /

PORTLAND, Aug. 6.--Portlaud batted out a
victory in the ninth inning today, overcoming a
one run lead and defeating Spokane, 2 to 1.
Score by innings:
Spokane ........0 o o 90 L o o OIL
Portland .........0 o o O 2-2
Batteries-May and Conroy; McCarl and Han
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CALIFORNIA LEAGUE
Aug e.-Fresno won ioday's game
Total .3s Gil 80 IA Total .34 4 80
Stevens ran for Hoffman in the hfth
SUMMARY &

Errors-sawyer Meusel, wilhoit. Butler, Pitt
naf simpson Three base hits-Pierce Schmidt,
Stevens Two base hit-Stevens. First base on
called balls-0f Stewart g. on Jones 2 Struck
Fxesno o. Stockton 6. Double pays--Pierce to
Wheeler; McClelland to Boeckel to McClelland.
Passed balls-Steyens t21. First base errors
Fresno 5, Stockton 2. Hit by pitched ball--Mc-
Cleland Stolen bases-McClelland (23 Boeckel.
Time of game hours Urnpfre-Cheshire.
wATsoNvILLE 5, SAN JOSE
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RAw1rNas pRINes coon PRICE

SEATTLE. Aug. 6-Second Basenan John
Rawlings OF the Victoria Northwestern league
team was sold today to the Cincinnati team of
the National league for 5000.
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Total :. 80 8 "a 10

% 4
Mccormick batted for Mathewson in sixth.
SCORE BY INNINGS
New York o o o O o O o o-1
Pittsburg. ......... o 2 o o 0 10
SUMMARY
Errors-Burns Shafer, Murray. Snodgrass. Ca
rey. Two base hits-Murray. Kommers. Three
base hts-O. Wilson, Gibson First base on
called balls--Of McQuian /, OF Mathewson l..
Struck out-By Mathewson 2 by Wiltse /. by
McQuillan A. Double play-Gibson to ByrDe-
Time OF game hour and IS minutes Umpires
-O'Day and Emslie
CHICAGO 4, BROOKLYN
CHICAGO, Aug. 6.-Chicago was forced TO go
10 innings today to defeat Brooklyn A to 3.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

pITTSBURG. Aug 6.-Pittsburg made It two
ont q three this afternoon In the series with the
Glants and gave ChrIsty Mathewson one OF the
hardest beatngs Of his career, thereby checking
the winning streak OF another New York pitcher.
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Total .33 , 2b 14T 1OfaI ...34 Z 3 30 10
One out when winning RUN was scored.
SCORE BY INNINGS
BROOKLYN . o O o o.
Chicago ...... 0 o o 0 0 IA
SUMMARY
Error zimmerman Two base hits-Wheat
Miller Cutshaw, Williams, Saier. Home run
Safer. Double plays--Zimmerman to Safer to
Zimmerman; Fisher to Cutshaw to Daubert; Cut
shaw to Daubert. Left bases-Brooklyn 2.
Chicago 8. First base called baiis-0f
Walker 5. of Cheney 1. off Wagner J.. Struck
oat-By Walker i, by Wagner 3. by Cheney 2.
Time OF game-1 hour aud so minutes. Umpires
Brennan and Eason.
PHILADELPHIA 7. ST. LOUIS
ST LOUIS. Aug 6-Eppa Rixey was almost
invincbe this afternoon, while Harmon was hit
hard, Philadelphia winning the final game from
ST. Louis I to ] and making it four straight
games on the series Score:
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LelIveIt batted for Gregg in eighth.
SCORE BIZ INNINGS
Cleveland. ....... o o O o o O OIL
Philadelphia. ...... o o L o A. % x-7
SUMMARY
s--I.eiboId Olson f3). Lajoie o'Neill.
Two base h1ts--Lajoie Leibold, O'Neill. Home
run ~ Baker Stolen bases - Barry. Schang.
Double plays-Turner to Olson: Gregg to Chap
man to olson Baker, McInns and Schang Barry
to Collins to McInns. First base on called balls
or Gregg 2. of Kaher l, OF Bush l. First
ball-By Gregg, Schang. Struck out-By Gregg
3. Time OF game-2 hours. Umpires- Connolly
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Standing of Clubs
in Coast League

RESULTS OF GAMES
Oakland 4, Los Angeles 3.
Portland 4, Venice 0.
San Francisco 8, SncramentO 3.
GAMES TODAY
Los Angeles mt Oakland.
Portland at Venice.
San Francisco at Sacramento.
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vath. STOLEN base-AIowrey. Double plays
Harmon to Konetchy; Huggins. Whitted TO Ko-
netchy. First base on called bals-On Harmon
4. OF Rixey 2. Struck out-By Harmon 5, by
Rixey 3. Time of game hour and AZ min
utes. Umpires-Kiem and Ortiz
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Ellis batted for Slagle in the eighth.
One out when winning run was scored.
oAKLANn
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS

Gardner batted for Mitze in the eighth
Scbirm batted for Pruitt In the ninth
Lkard ran for Cook In the ninth
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Total ..2g "a
Schalk batted for O'Tsrien in the third.
Easterly batted for Lathrop in the ninth.
Srnpn nv INNINGS
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sterrett batted for Elliott in eighth
RIMS AND HITS BY INNINGS
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CINCINNATI. BOSTON GAME PosrroNEr

CINCINNATI. Aug. 6.--The game scheduled
to be played here today between Cincinnati and
Boston postponed account of rain.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1913-12-02

ed and stuffy rooms has nothing to
do with it's ill effects, and that, apart
from the influence OF injecting bac-
terra, the ventilation problem is es-
sentially one of the temperature, rel
ative humidity and movement of the
air. The ordinary tests of air for
carbon dioxide are declared to be
worthless. The percentage of car
bon dioxide in the worst ventilated
room does not rise above 0.5 or, at
most, l per cent, whereas the norm
al concentration of carbon dioxide in
the lungs is from to 6 per cent. of
an atmosphere. The writer's adduce
great number of experiments and
observations to prove that percent
ages regarded as deleterious or
deadly by hygienists are quite harm
less. They claim that it is also a
fallacy to assume that diminished
amount of oxygen is harmful. At
noted health resorts in the Alps the
barometer stands at such a height
that the concentration of oxygen is
far less than in the most ill-ventilat-
ed room. One unfortunate result of
this fallacy is that the laws regard
ing ventilation of mines insist on a
high percentage of oxygen, and
thereby increase the danger of mine
explosions. Finally, the widespread
belief in the presence of an organic
poison in expired air is equally er-
roneous The smells of crowded
rooms and the like are no Indication
that the air is deleterious. The
deaths in the Black Hole of Calcutta,
the depression, headache, etc., in
close rooms, are alike due to heat
stagnation; the victims of the Black
Hole died of heat-stroke. ."-Scienti-
| fic American.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1913-12-02
Or. Cooks Book

is just out, spic and span new.
In it he tells the complete story
of his journey to the top of the
Earth. 1t is thriller, and The
Citizen is going to sell. it. A
lot of the books are on the way
hot from the publishers. AL
though the book sells for a dol
lar, and is as large and fine as
books that sell for twice that
sum, The Citizen will present
a copy