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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-08-02
DEATHS OF THE WEEK
ANNA LOUISA BURNS.


The death OF Anna Louisa Burns. Of
Havre de Grace, Md, occurred on Friday
night Of last week, in her list year. she
was the Oldest daughter OF the late
Isaac and Ann Priest, formerly OF this
county, and the mother OF the Burns
Brothers, we'll known carriage builders.
of Havre de Grace She is survived by
her husband, George A. Burns, and the
followinog children--WaIter E.. j. Isaac.
r. Norris, Alfred c., Charles b.. NJ. LIZ
zie. and Ruth, Of Hayre de Grace. and
Jennie, Philadelphia; Mrs. G. H. Taylor.
OF Syracuse, N. Y, and DR.. Ira Burns. OF
wilmington, Del, and by seven grand
children
Her funeral was held on Monday from
her late home and her six sons carried
her to her resting place in Angel Hill
cemetery. She was dressed at her re-
quest, in the steel dress worn for the
nrst time at her golden wedding reeep-
tion held January 1st, of this year,
which was her 10th birthday.
Mrs. Mary Culleney and Lizzie Priest.
OF Eikton, are sisters Of the deceased.
GEORGE Il MASON
Mr. George H Mason, a former resident
| - suS uiSLiiCtb uleQ at MS laI6
home. near Chrome, Pa, Wednesday, July
70, from cancer. His ancestors were re-
lated to Charles Mason, who with Jere-
mian Dixon, ran the noted Mason and
Dixon line between Pennsylvania and
Maryland. He is survived by a widow,
Two sons and one daughter, also brother
ana Two sisters. His funeral was held on
Sunday and interment was made In the
cemetery of the old meeting house at
Calvert.
GEORGE R. GoNCE.
Communicated
Mr.. George r. Gonce, a former resident
OF the First district, died suddenly at his
home near North East, last Saturday. of
paralysis, aged 50 years He is survived
by his wife, Susan r Gonce, and eight
children, as follows Mrs. John Algard. of
Charlestown; Thomas, oof North East;
george W., of Moors, Pa; Mrs Charles
Rothermel and Mrs. Hugh Larzalere. of
North East; Miss Mary, of Chester, Pa,
Samuel and Elsie at home
MRS. JAMES P. ALEXANDER.
After several years of invalidism and
patient suffering Mrs Clara Alexander
died on Sunday last at her Elkton home.
aged 81 years Mrs. Alexander was prior
TO her marriage, Miss Clara Sullivan. of
Delaware. She is survived by her hus.
pand, James P. Alexander, and four chill
tren-Edward, Middletown, Dell: Albert
and Clarence and Mrs. Edith Jackson of
Elkton. Funeral services were held on
Wednesday afternoon with interment in
Elkton cemetery
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-08-02
IRON HILL 7-PROVIDENCE 4.

Iron Hill defeated Providence on Sat
urday at the Elkton ball park in we'll
played game. Deibert continues to star
al bat, he making four hits including a
double out of four times at bat A fea
ture Of the game was Davis scoring three
runs without being credited with a hit.
Ward and Jackson both pitched good
games, Ward having S s.rikeouts and
Jackson g.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-08-02
F. & M. Insurance Company

The annual meeting OF the Farmers
and Mechanics Mutual Insurance Asso-
citation was held Saturday afternoon at
Zion. The old directors were reelected
as follows c. Ross Biles, Robert T! Cam
eron, W. 7. Patton, j. E. Crothers, Chas
w. Shippers, Arthur Harvey and Thomas
B. Miller.
The directors organized by re-electins
{. Ross Biles, President, and Edwin D.
Carhart, Secretary and Treasurer.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-08-02
Mother Petitions For Child

On Wednesday judge Constable heard
petition Of Mrs Myrtle Miller for a writ
of habeas corpus to recover her 6-year-
old daughter. Mrs. Miller testified that
she had left her husband, George Miller
10 1912, because he would not support her
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-08-02

Iron Hill at Providence.
Strickersville at Appleton
Bay View at Newark
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-08-02
PEN MAR LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY.

Providence Appleton game in dispute.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1913-08-02
STANDING OF CLUBS.

SCHEDULE FOR TO-DAY.
Newark at Elk Mills.
Havre de Grace at Elkton.
oxford at Aberdeen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-11

Norfolk. Va June ic.--Richmond
made show OF Norfolk in the first
game played in the new park to-day.
Doc Ayers was on the slab for the
visitors, and ne had but one bad inning.
The Tars found him for three hits in a
row in the fifth. but were only able to
set one man across. Wcedcr started
the game for tile locals but he hit two
men and passed two more in the first
inning. Sane succeeded him. and did
fairly well considering the miserable
fielding put mp by the men behind him.
Laval made himself famous with the
fans by making the first home run in
the new park. lie picked out one of
SaXe's spitters in the seventh inning
and lifted IL far over centre field fence
Speaking OF the new park. the fans
call IL q joke. II is the smallest in
the League and home runs will be more
numerous than those made in the
Portsmouth park. The management
bought enough ground to build de-
cent park. but the city refused 10 per-
init the closing of street that runs
through the property. and bobtail
affair was substituted.
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SCROGG|NS WILL
WRESTLE TURNER
Both Men Preparing for Match
at Ball Park on Friday
NIGHT.

Despite tho cool. crisp days, Joe
Turner. who meets Lew Scroggins on
tho mat at Broad Street Park Friday
night in "A catch catch can match.
two best falls out OF three. is daily
undergoing training for the bout. Tur-
ner is to 20 into the match at catch
weight. while Scroggins has agreed TO
weigh in at ringside ut Go pounds
Scroggins is in training al his head
quarters in Washington, and will ar
rive here the day before the event is
pulled off Scroggins has the reputa-
ton of being a clever wrestler, and Is
expected 10 give Turner one of the
hardest contests he has been in for
some time
The local promoters arc anxious TO
build up the wrestling game in Rich
mond and know that the presence Of
women at the matches VIII have q
good impression. so they invite the
women TO come out Friday night. Ad-
mission VIII be free for the women.
Good police control is maintained
over the crowds the park is we'll
lighted. and everything is done to give
the spectators clean sport
There will be short preliminary he
fore the main event Friday night.
ScrogeiNs and Turner Will come to-
gcther at S:45 o'clock, and the event
is expected TO be fast and furious go.
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PLAY
DURING SECOND DAY

in form. defeated Miss Belle Willard
OIL. 6-1.
The results follow:
Results In Mems Singles.
Second round:
D. Boyer defeated Nat Bundy by de-
fault.
f. J. Hall defeated j. b. Robb 6-2 rs
w F.. Buford defeated D. Call go. 81
=. J. Gore defeated r. D. Oglesby
e-2. rs.
L. II. Blair defeated A. H. Allen rs,
Ca
A. Coke. Jr, defeated w. r. Trgg
10 Gil
Mckee DUN defeated r. F.. Bowie
90. 6-3
Results in women's Singles.
Second round:
Miss Belle Willard defeated Miss
Anne Traylor CO. Ga.
Miss NJ Colston defeated Miss Nell
Potts CO. G-l.
Mrs. W. Sullivan defeated Miss Boyd
C-3. G-1.
Semiinal round:
Mrs. Sullivan defeated Miss Belle
Willard 6-1. G-1.
Consolation round-womens singles:
Miss Martha Robinson defeated Miss
Grcaves &c, 60. Ca
Mrs Royal Turpin defeated Miss
Mary Scarborough Ga. So.
Miss Martin defeated Miss Tompkins
CA. GA.
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Photos by Foster.

believe that he would play Meade a
closer game
Jeter Jones defeated a. G. Hoover in
a holly contested game, which was all
square on the eighteenth ana ran an
extra hole.
Carnett Nelson defeated & NJ Jordy
2 and l.
The match between these two is at
tracing attention. as both are playing
splendid golf. and arc evenly matched
Summary:
First sixteen-R. II. Meade beat Joel
Perrin and 8, Consolation-Final-
lists--Jeter Jones and Garnett Nelson.
Second s;Ntcen-R. r. King heat
Hunsdon Cary , and .. Consolation
Z. H. Dunnaway beat w. r. Crawford
Third sixtccn-Dave Edwards heat T
McAdams.
The hermitage Club will send Team
TO Washington Saturday. Juno -. TO
play Maryland Country Club on the
Chevy Chase links. The team as posted
on the bulletin board at the club. con
sists of r. II. Meade. captain: w. q.
Locker, w. r. Wood. Joel Perrin, A. L.
iiawse, Murray Mcclure.
This is the first game played this
season in the Middle Atlantic Golf AS
ISOLATION tournament The winner OF
this match will meet the Norfolk team
on the following Saturday
To-day large number of girls are
expected TO qualify for their golf tour
nament. Miss Sophie Meredith Is the
present champion OF the club but sew
eral others arc playing in champion
ship form, and the race is expected
to be close.
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In the Wake Of the Game
BY GUS MALBERT


Ta as king questions able
Throughout once
While the
ladder
place In the rating column must be with distinct feeling
the
Harry Matthews He
ho
Shipbulders to
Norfolk fans disappointed the
that is fault
only Richmond
baseball
smaller OF
The
in
is
be in
TO increase the size
We familiar with conditions
for the
baseball
Norfolk forthwith and take city nchbarg
would be appreciated
people
League and there in
against the wishes of
that Richmond College
the Spiders
rumored the
Nenc ASSOCIATION VIII be held in Richmond
in
will be hand
that wiz
receive the athletes:
to-day two are played
Griffin will
will both
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PITTSBURGH TAKES SECOND

Pittsburgh. Pa. June 1o.--A ninth
Clarke appeared as a pinch hitter. So
curing a two-bagger, gave Pittsburgh
the second game of the series BIZ
Wagner, who succeeded Nap Rucker,
held the home team safe until the
ninth inning. when two hits copied
the game. Cooper. who succeeded Hen
dirk, allowed but one hit during the
time he worked. Fuckers single, fol-
lowed by Cutshaw's triple. gave Brook
lyn one in the third. They added an
other in the fourth on Daubert's sim
gle, n steal and an out and Fisher
sacrifice. Two more were tailed in
the seventh on O. Miller's single, Cut
shaw's second triple and a wild heave
by Hendrix. The score
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YANKEES STRING BROKEN

Now York. June l0.--The White Sox
broke up. tie Yankees hopes for
string OF victories on the home grounds
held the locals hitlcss to the NTH.
when Sweeney and Peck singled and
Hartzell walked, filling the sacks
Scott then walked Daniels. forcing in
a rum but he closed down and retired
the side without further scoring.
SCOTS home run in the NTH. which
scored Schalk ahead. would have been
enough TO win the game. The Yankees
continued TO display their recent squirt
of sensational fielding. AT different
to be caught at home By splendid
throws. The score:
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WALTER JOHNSON /
COMES 70 RESCUE
Shuts Out Detroit, Allowing Just
Two Hits for Entire Nine
Innings.
ISSUES JUST ONE PASS
Junglelandcrs Unable TO Hit
Curves Served by Speed
Marvel of Climbers.
ISSUES JUST ONE PASS

Washington. June lot was Wal
ter Johnson's strong right arm that
steered the Nationals to quick. ef-,
fective to victory over the Detroit
Tigers here to-day. Trapping Tn.
Tigers required an hour and twenty
d 49, nihuies DS regular watch. and
curing this short period exactiv
twenty,seven men faced Johnson.
~ the twenty-seven visitors who
came 10 bat. Just four managed IN pet
on the bases. Ty Cobb saw mira pa
Nehch reached second trio OF we'll
Secuted double plays choked OFF the
the visitors tried to get sassv. yaiter
Tanned seven and issued one walk 10
USED nothing but terrific speed and a
breaking curve. The score:
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AT TER'HARD GAME
CUBS LAND FIRST
Giants Defeated in Tenth Inning
of Exciting and Well-Playcd
Contest.
MARQUARD OPPOSES CHENEY
Both Slabmen Perform in Credit,
able Fashion, Though Rubc
Is Finally Loser.

Chicago. June 10.-The Cubs got tho
best OF n teninning argument here to-
day against the Giants. 3 TO 2. Mar
guard and Cheney started the contest
as the opposing statesmen and both
allowed about tho same number of
hits. With tho Giants leading. Roger
Bresnahan was sent in to hit. and he
delivered sacrifice which resulted in
tying the score After tho visitors had
been retired in the tenth inning
Archer. for the Cubs. singled. Humph-
reys. who had relieved Cheney at tho
opening of the ninth. hunted. and Leach
whacked into Il double play. Humph-
reys and himself being the victims.
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Hermitage Golf

r. IL Meade continues champion Of
the golfers at the Hermitage Golf Club,
defeating Jack Perrin yesterday rather
easily. Going out, Meade made A.
nut as he was not pushed he did not
exert himself coming in. PERKINS, con-
tinucd good playing, which carried
him to the finals. had caused many TO
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Totals "a 3 3 al l6 Total, 90 az,
'Batted for Mckee in nInth
IBattec for House In ninth

WA ,hir 81, 'i'Ni"sS' n.
S,," -;:.....-:.........o o o o o.
summary: Earned runs-washinston, /
r r,s ohoe on errots-Washington. J. Errors
Ssihor ~. Twc-base hit--Veach Three
e e hit.Candil. Stolen bases-Moeller az.
Mliah. Double piays-McBride to Gandil To
Laporte shanks to Mcbride to Gandii:
Johnson to Gandil: Morgan to Laporta TO
Ainffnith Left on bnses-wnshinston 4
innings pitched-By ClauHs 2l-s by Hou.c
IL Hits-Or House g. Firs, base on bail.
ON Ciauss 3: of House l. off Johnson i
utnpires. oLoughiin and Hildebrand. Time
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3 STRAIGHT FOR ATHLETICS

Philadelphia. juno lO.-The Philadel-
phla Athletics won. their hfteenth
IIII,rtm,iEht victory to-day. The score:
thiiadciphia. 10: ST. Louis. A. Tho
Athletics hit Mitchell for four runs in
tne opening inning, when Murphy
~hikcd. oIdring, Collins and Baker
singled and Strunk tripled Manager
Stovail replaced Mitchell with Well
man in the sixth. but the tall left
hander could not stop tho league lead
nc sixth, when the Browns pounded
him for three runs. Plank who re-
lleVed him. held the visitors snfe. The
sCorc.
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OF L NJ. FOSTER, one Of tho pion-
I'll cor automobile dealers OF Rich
mond. first representing the
Buick automobile. and later adding the
Pierce-Arrow car. When the Kline
Kar Co. moved it's factory from York.
Pa, to this city, Mr.. Foster WAS chosen
distributor for Virginia. He is now
organizing a personally conducted tour
Of four days through the mountains Of
Virginia.
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Names of the Prominent Fans Cartooned Tuesday
I q

~ L. PETER HOwLE. for many
i y years a popular clerk In tho
City Treasures once. Mr.
lIowle comes in contact with many OF
Richmond's people when they pay their
water snd gas bills. and ia very popu-
lar with Ill classes. lie is n candidate
for the Office OF Commissioner Of Rove
nue. in the primary that takes place
next Thursday.
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PHILLIES WIN IN NINTH

won out in the ninth this afternoon'
beating the Reds to 2. with the
score TO in favor of the home team
In the final round. Lude!us the first
man up. flied out. poolan cracked a
single and Killiter flied out With
two gone Miller went to bat for Seaton
and singled. scoring Dolan, who ran
for Doolan. Hawlcy. who ran the bases
for Miller scored on Becker's single.
Clncinnuti philadrIuhIn
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RED SOX BEAT MAPS

Boston, June 10-The Red Sox put
q further crimp into Clcveland's hopes
of oyerhauling the Athletics by taking
to-day's game, to 3. The Maps batted
Collins heavily, making fourteen hits.
but the fielding of the worlds cham
pons kept down the total of runs.
Wagner for Boston, and Jackson
and Johnston. for Cleveland. starred
nj the bat Birmingham used three
pitchers in the contest, Gregg being
Knocked out of the box in the first
frame when the locals scored five
runs The score:
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CARDS OVERCOME LEAD

st '.ouis. June l0.-Overcoming a
five rum lead. the Cardinals defeated
Boston here to-day in tho eleventh In
ming, to I. More than thirty men
participated in the contest. and the
locals used five pitchers. KonctchN,
the Cardinal FIRST Stacker. starred, get
ting four runs. Tho score was n tie
in the eleventh, bu; konetchy the first
man up FOR the locals. started "A bat
ting rally. which resulted in the win
ming tally being made. The score:
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Tho second round in tho Old Do
minion tennis tournament. played on
the courts at the Country Club of Nir-
einia Yesterday afternoon, was with
out special feature
In the semi-final round in the wo-
mems single, Mrs. w. Sullivan. playing
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Chicago.
T !,ll n, !" !. % e totals % ,i.a? .

Two oUt When Winning run WAS scored
TArcher. catcher and first base.
New ork.....................oI o o o OIL o.,
Chicago ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0 0 0 0 0 o Ia
summary: LEI, on bases-New York. 10:
chicago. s. Hits-on Cheney. In innings:
OF Humphries In Innings. Two-bh hits
Fletcher. snodgrass. Zimmerman. Doyle.
Sacrifice hiis-Saicr. HumphricH. Stolen
bases-Doyic. Mcrkle Leach. Double plays
Doyle To Merkle 90. Safer (unasssted).
FiTst base on balls-On Cheney. ;; on Mar
guard. l. Struck out-By Marquard 6. by
HUMPHREYS. l. Hit by pi,cher-Murray and
Meyers. Passed ball--Meyers. Urnpircs.
- Day and Emslie. Time OF game. 2:2o.
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Dated Tor Mcconnell IN nth.
tBatted for Schulz In ninth.
q orc by innings: r.
'HlcaSO ~ U y j v 10
New York Observation-Disclosures 0o1oo OIL
Summary: First base on errors-New York.
]. Errors-Rath. Weaver. Wolter. Two-b base
hit-Chase. Three base hlts-Chase. Collins.
Home run--Scott. Stolen base-Collins. Double
play--Daniels 20 horton Lett on bases-New
York, o. Chicago. g. IIits-Of Mcconnell.
in innings; off Caldwell, in part OF
seventh inning: off Schulz. In innings.
First base bals-On Scott. .; off Neon
nell /: off Caldwell. .. of Schulz, |. Struck
out-By Scott. .; by Mcconnell, l. Hit by
pitcher-By Scott. Daniels; by McCon-
nell / (Weaver). Wild ptch-Schulz UNI
pirc, In chief. Egan: field umpire. Evans.
rirrS of game.
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on A. l.. ADAMSON. one of tho best
~ known real estate agents Of tho
southside. Was one Of tho lead
ing business mon In Manchester for
annexation: He has been for many
years president Of the Merchants and
Mechanics Bank. OF South Richmond.
Mr.. Adamson takes n leading part in
tho upbuilding not only OF tho South
eide. but the whole oity.
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COLTS MAKE SHOW
OF NORFOLK OUTFIT
Tars Furnish Little Resistance Against Richmond,
Even Though New Park Was Being Dedicated
Fans Not Pleased With Yard Just Completed

The Iars and Colts play n double
header tomorrow. Strain and Harry
Griffin will probably work for the
Colts. while the Tars will use Weeder
and Shenn The score:
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Results in Big Leagues.
NATIONAL

st. Louis. S; Boston. 7 I'll innings).
Pittsburgh. r; Brooklyn. 4.
Chicago, 5 New York, . 90 innings
Philadelphia, 3; Cincinnati, ..
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Cleveland.
Totals ...ss S14 ~ 10 Totals ia I II 81 Q
Dated for Steen ih seventh.

'BaIted lot SteeH III Seventh.
Score by innings: H.
Cleveland --.....--.............o v v U o O--3
-. " v Y NJ
Summary: Erfors--Johnston Graney. Two
base hits-Jackson, Graney. Wagner, Carri-
gan. Three-base hits-.Iohnston. Carrigan.
Sacrifice hy-I.aJoie Stolen base-Lewis.
Double plays-Jackson Ia Land: Wagner To
Engle. Left on bases-C Cleveland. Boston,
c. Hits-On Gregg. 4 In Ia inning: OF steen.
In "a innings: off Blanding, . In Innings
First bnse -s,n balls--Of Gregg. /; on Steen, /:
on Handing J. struck out-By steen, 2; by
Greevy and Connolly. Time Of game. hours.
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Totals :. 80 4 9'a1 Totals ...al b 10 81 10
None out when winning tun was scored.
NV. Wagner, pitcher.
~. Wagner. shortstoD.

IL Wagner. shortstoD.
lIBatted for Hoffman In eighth.
Iran for Simon sin ninth.
z3atted for Cooper in ninth
pittsburgh ..,................0 $780, o o is
Brooklyn ~ ." W.
summary: Errors-Smirh: Two-base hits
Holman Simon, Clarke. Three-base hits
Cutshaw (2), Wheat. Sacrifice hit-Moran.
Sacrifice nies-J. Wagner, Fisher. Stolen
basss-Moran Daubert, .. Miller (2). Left
on bases-Pittsburgh, s: Brooklyn. :. Hits
on Hendrix. in 90 Innings; on Cooper l
ON W. wagner. 4 in 62-3 innings First base
on b&lls-on Hendrix; s. Off Ruf anndr /; on
by cooper 4; by Rucker, 8; by w. Wagner
l. Hit by pitcher-By Hendrix tMoran)
wild pitch--Hendris. Umpires, KLEIN and
Orth. Time of game 1;69.
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AMERICAN

Philadelphia. 10; ST. Louis. 1.
Washington. 3; Detroit. o.
chicago. ., New York. /.
Boston. Z; Cleveland, 3.
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st. Louis.

Totals "a ls 80 10 Totals SO III 'sI 10
zone out when winning run was scored.
fBatted for ferritt In sixth.
yBattcd for Crier in eighth
Ran FOR Whaling In eleventh.
Boston ........-..........0ol 4OoIoOoI-7
st. Louis. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o 0 0 o -
Summary: Errors -IIauser Lord Myers,
NJ Donad. Two-base hits-McLe.,n, Maran-
Vile. Three base hit-Eonetchy. Home run
Konetchy. Sacrifice hits-Whainr. Dickson.
Sacrifice flies-Magee. Hauser: Stolen bases
plays-Hauser to higgins 20 Ilunctchy;
James 10 Devlin to Whaling TO Mntamvii:e.
Left on bases-St. Louis. II, Boston. .. Jii,s-
2 % innings. off Hess IL In : :uhiugs. First
base on bails-Of Hess. 4: off rerritt. l. of
Burk /; off Willis. |: of Grier, q off James.
/: on Dickson. /. Struck out-By Burk. |: by
Willis L. by Hess l.: by Grier. / Hii Ivy
pitcher-By Hess. (Hauser). Wild pitch
Pcrritt. James. Umpires. Bronnan and
Eason Time Of game, h turs.
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-f'u INtII TOT TsIONN n slAth.
sore by innings: n.
81. Louis. .................. o I o q q 3c q o.
Philadelphia .................Sg 200 y--l0
summary Errors Compton. Baker. Strtnk.
Two-base hits-Compton, Walsh Schang.
Three base hits-Strunk te,. Collins. Baker.
Sacrifice kitS-Mclnn!s Austin Strunk Stol-
en- base-Strunk. Double plays Shotton TO
McAUlster. ShOttor to Austin TO Pyatt. First
base on balis-.ON Mitchell & of Brown. I
on Plank. .. Struck out ny Weilman ;: by
Plank, Hit hy pitcher-,Iohnston Wild
pitch-W Gilman. Cmpires. Ferguson and Di-
ncen. TiIne OF game. 2:0s. AttenGnnce.- so9o.
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Totals ..s3 ? : % l. Totals "a ) % 70
'Batted for Groh ~ ninth.
'Batted for Brown In ninth.
Tran for Doolan Ia ninth.
Batted for Seaton t. ninth.
s.r

Iran for Ailer In ninth
Cincinnati. Observation-Disclosures. y q = %.
Phiia.eip nin Observation-Disclosures 0 | o 20
Summary: Errors-Brown. Becker. GRAY
ath Dco!an, Killiier. TWc-Sase HIT .pAcrt
us Left on ses-Cincihi att. I; PhiHdel-
phia, 3. Struck out-By brown. :. ~ Scaton
g. First base on bails-On II -u,"n. :; NJ
Seaton. l. Htts-Or Seaton. :. Passed i.ti-
Kling. Umpires, Riglcr ?nd By:or. Time
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-11
Results in Virginia League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Richmond, 81: Norfolk. s.
Pctersburg, s; Roanoke. =.
Newport Ncws. q; Portsmouth. =
I'll jnninENb.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-11

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Richmond nj NOrfolk.
Portsmouth AT Newport News.
Petersburg Rt Roanoke.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-11

Totals "a S 81 II Totals 81 6 ~ 10
'Batted for Mcconnell in hfth.
tBatted for Schulz In ninth.