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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-14
CELLAR CHAMPS
SHUT OUT TARS
Second Time In Two Days New
port News Hurnbles Shaffer's
Norfolk Crew.

Newport News. Va, May lS.-rho
lowly cellar champions shut Norfolk
out to-day for the second time. to o.
Jack kull pitched splendid bali. allow
ing but two clean hits. and WAS in
danger but once. Norfolk got but six
men TO first, and all We're left. The
Shipbuiiders punched hits on Shcnn i'm
tho second. sixth, and eighth. Ross
Kaiey, new player. batting in runs
twice and his sacrifice fly scoring the
manager. Matthews's hitting was a
feature. getting two singles and n dou-
bic and scoring three of the locals five
runs. The fielding of Moreland and
Herman featured. Score:
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FROG LEGS MAKES
NEW Mile RECORD

Louisville, Ky, May IA new
american record for mile and twenty
yards was mado by Frog Legs win
ner OF TIE third race at Churchill
Downs this afternoon. The Scrorr
crack stepped the distance in the sen
SSaunlonallN fast time of 1872 nn, lie
followed tho pace closely in the early
stages and moved up on even terms
with 'uckhorn when tho turn for
nome was reached. From there TO
the wire II was a question or game
ness In which tho Memphis owner s
thorouGhhrcd proved the superior OF
the Canadian horse. Ruckhorn ran n
noble race. ana might have won with
better handling. II was = day OF IN
sets for The talent Tho biggest was
that in which Romcr. 10 : shot, was
bcatcn hy the Norman
Jim McManus. The plunEing eX-car
conductor. engineered a gigantic Kill
lnG ON RObtnctta, winner Of the dc
hutantc purse. Ills money apparently.
overlooked in tho handbooks and pool
rooms for much Of it was wired back
10 the track and but for that Rob
inctta's price would have been much
longer. She had lead of six lengths
/ at the end.
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MARSHAL.
LOSES HARD GAME:
Public School Lads Play Freder-
icksburg College Eleven IN
nings to 6-to-5 Score.

In an exciting and close eleven
inning game yesterday afternoon John
Marshall High School put up a game
iight AGAINST their opponents OF Fred
oricksburg College who completely
outclnssed them IN point of age ana
$40, bu, lost, 8 to .. When tho teams
first took the field the size OF The coll
le@e boys made the game look like il
was going 10 he walk away This
however. did not prove To be the case.
The first. run was made in the sec
ouc frame by Berger with n hit to left
They succeeded In piling up three moro
ia the fourth by punched hits. after
which Craig kept them well scattered.
Hits, bases OF balls ana errors coming
opportunely gave iiigh school fvo
runs i'm tho fourth frame Frcdericks-
burg gol one more tally in the eighth.
and with II scoro or to 3 the game
vent on until the tenth frame, when
Craig was badly hurt by a pitched
ball and Baldwin was put In tho box
Hoover lind previously suffered split
finger Thus weakened. John Marshall
allowed one run IN tho eleventh and
the game ended. score TO D Features
OF the game were the playing of r.
Summeryille for Fredcrlcksburg and
Matthews for John Marshall High
school The score:
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small blame attaches to Doctors
Ayers. Ills chuCliinE was such as to
send everybody away from the yard
signing that so graceful ana ambitious
young man was compelled TO meet
such an awful fate. Which leads us
10 that ancient mot that reads: "Ball
games cannot be won by pitching
alone One very essential thing is for
the club 10 score one or two runs dur
ing the nine Paragraphs into which
the pastilninG Is legally divided. The
Griffmen fSom their total eXertlons
were able TO gather just one. being
the next lowest count to nothing The
doctor sent seven Buschmcn back to
The bench dragging their war clubs
after three impotent smtes at the
creased streak. but it helped not
Truth 10 tell. the doctor had every
thing he has ever had. His breaks
were good. his East bail mover faster.
and his subway slant as deceptive as
IN the days when lac was making him
self the talk in the camps Of the big
leaguers But that three game shut
out series with Roanoke was still
lying crossways iii the throats of the
Petersburg team. They were no re-
spccters of reputation. Though eight
safe knocks were the total OF. their
offensive work. they made every blow
tell. running tho bases IN capital style
and pulling the squeeze when they
should have been outguesseG II was
another Of those days when no excuse
can bc given for the loss OF the game
unless ii be that the other club made
The most runs which is excuse enough
for amy club.
The doctor should have been scored
ON hut twice. stll that doesn't lessen
the sting Of defeat Two OF the Goob-
"rs came after Newton was given Il
chance TO retire Vance at second on
a force play. IlreppS attempted sac
D. q ,sI
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Federal League Results

Pittsburgh May IA
Score BY innings; r II. +
Pittsburgh. 100 90 2 0 % 10 4
Cleveland .....l 0222O - 10 =
Battericg Masters louser and Ora
ham, Poad and Kleinow Umpir3s.
Franklin and Conklin.
Indianapolis May ID
Score by innings: Il. II T..
Chicago ........O DOL 90 2-9 10 3
Indianapolis ....2 o 0o1-3 > o
Batteries. Immersion. Mcclure and
McDonoUgh: Itcis and Magsing. Un-
pires. EYE ana Decker.
CovinRton. Ky May ia
Score By innings r. II i.
St Louis ....O O322 Ill & 0
CoEington ..0 Oh o6 O0i O. s u 4
batteries. Eecbe, Arbitcr. Gwynn and
Wnlden; JMstus ana rs ghale
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SUPERBAs COME TO FRONT

Brooklyn, " y, May l3.-After hav-
Ing three run lead posted against
them in tho first two innings of to-
dny's game. the Dodgers came to life
ana in the third landed on F'romme for
eight hits, which, aided by TWO passes
ana wild throw, scored six runs The
visitors never recovered from the shock,
and Brooklyn won . to 3.
TWO We're out In the fateful third
when the carnage began. The Brook
lNn team batted the whole way around.
and every man hit the ball safe. The
thrd out came when Wheat OVeIrn II
third and was caught.
fromme was lifted in the fifth when
the Dodgers scored two more. and Iictts
WAS substituted. The score:
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YELLOW JACKETS PLAY
SPIDERS HERE TODAY
Ashland Team viii Battle Richmond College il
Championship Fray at Broad Street Park This
Aftemoon-B Clubs Fit for Fight.
The Yellow Jackets are in fine shape.
nd eMpeot 70 brlng home another vic

The Yellow Jackets are in fine shape.
tory.
Randolph Macon stands in the lead
ern Virginia intercollegiate ASsocin-
tlon having won three games and lost
only ono, while liampd Sidney, VIII
have each lost two games.
The Yellow Jackets have only, two
more games to play, both OF which are
both of these games they VIII win
the cham pionship.
The men all realize that on these
games rests the championship. and
they are COINS; to put forth an extra
effort to win both.
EerEGson has been piiIehing gTef IS
in. good shape for to morrow,s game
with the Spiders. and they viii have
no easy time with this twirler In the
box.
Frank Bane. who has developed inta
n first sacker this year. is playing
great ball for the Yellow Jackets. not
won more Than one game this year
with his timely hit Egelcston at
on the team. and it was he who lined
ont n pretty single which won the
game from Hampden- Sidney last sat
urday =, .,,.
outheId although the other mon have
been doing excellent work The emu
and are ready to do baltic to- morrow.
The lineup Will be: Haslett. centre
field; Midyettc, shortstop; Tatem' rig ~
field: Walker. left field; Ranc; nrs'
base; E.gglcston. second base; Ander-
son. third base: y n Brown or Gayle
catcher; Fcrguson pitcher; 40
follows: AncarroW. first base; Wiley.
second base; X Lewis s, thsr lart 6 6eId
0'Neii centre field: Flanagan. right
field; Scales. catcher; Wiley, pitchor.
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GIANTS RECOVER
BATTING LAMPS
Slump Gone, McGraw's Men Hit
Toncy's Offerings All
Over the Lot.
PURLoIN SEVEN BASES
Tesrcau Steady Throughout, Just
One Earned Run Being Scored
From His Delivery.
PURLOIM SEVEN B

New York. May l3.--Suddcnly recov-
ering from II batting slump OF several
weeks duration. the Giants pounded
ToneYs offerings to all corners OF the
lot to-day. and won from Chicago 20 ..
In addition to their revived batting.
the locals displayed unusual activity
on the bases. stealing total OF seven
from the aler; Archer. Tesroau pitched
steady game throughout. the tally
in the ninth being tho only run earned
off his delivery
Several brilliant catches In the out
NED or both teams brought applause.
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CHAMPS TRIM TIGERS

Detroit Mich. MAY l2.-GeorCc Null
lin blew tu-day's game for Manager
Jennings In the firSt three innings. and
then was sent to tho garage Boston
winning To !. pRrien pitched OK
cellent bali. only once permitting more
than one Tiger TO hit III q single inning.
The game was replctc with good field :
ing, cobb. Hooper and Speaker featur-
ing
Cobb played the style OF game 10 day
that made him famous. for the first time
this season. beating q buut. taking two
bases on q single over second. sliding
third and making three hits in four
times IN The score:
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Gamblers Refused
Admission

BoSton, May IA mother step In
the campaign 10 rid baseball of tho
gambling element among The spec
tntors war taken To-day. when adj
mission 10 the National Iengue
ground. WINS refused all persons
whom III" management claimed to
recognize ns gamblers.
Managers ~ visiting National
LenEuc teams hive declared thut
there was more open betting az the
local diamond thnn On my other
grounds in the League.
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RAGGED FIELDING i
FEATURES GAME
Washington Loses to St. Louis in
Weird Exhibition of National
Pastimc.
TIED UP IN FOURTH
But Browns Accumulate Enough
Runs Thereafter TO Put
Game ON Ice.
led UP IN FOURTH

81 Louis. May 13.--Raggcd felding
on both sides characterized this after
Moons game between Washington and
81. Louis. which the latter won 7 to 6.
-Four bases on balls. Il triple by Agnew
ana long flies resulted In four runs for
the Browns In the second. and the local
team was never headed. The Browns
stock dropped In tho fourth. when tho
senators ovcrcane a nvc-run lead and
tied the score but St Louis succeadad
Ih accumuiatinR enough runs I'm tho
htth and seventh innings 10 cinch tho
game The score:
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buses
BY GUS MALBERT.
petersburg. Va May 81 hat and honorable of
the Realm OF Swat James Vance his trade pitching
qoiS in the great Northwest the cawng crows whose
gav-dcyng ants have carried him league
recorded IN the big book Cole another lab
to-day and sent us nnwlnsy down the backward trail behind
j
Somewhere between April u and there
number o sticking lamps, belonging mostly the army
winch about summarizes this second casualty the
busclmen here believe
WIN to-day Doctor Ayers had pnts his
finger and conhdcntialy forth the information
ready and willing literally pitch his head off
Jealous Mike being the OF the Washington
numbered among those the death All this spite
handicap OF crippled bunch
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PHILLlEs TAKE THIRD

philadelphia, Pa. May lS-philadel-
Pittsburgh. winning by the score of
TO I. Pittsburgh made two in tho
second on n single ana Millcrs homo
sacrifice fly, and one in the eighth on
single and Wagnors double Tho
Hhill!cS made TWO in the third on n
single and two doubtless two in the
sixth on single and CraVath's home
run and Magce won the game in tho
eighth with q home run The score:
EhilndrlnlIn piiisnnrrh
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CARDS DEFEAT BRAVES

nails turned The tables on the Braves
To-Day. winning q rather tame game
TO 2 I:oth Griner and Perduc were
and lIuggins rave the former the edSo'
Stalliugs tried every trick no knew to
overcome the one-run lead. He sub
sltuted -four men in tho latter part OF
me visitors played tght ball The
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MATHEW NOW
]ORNSON'S RIVAL

with walter johnson in his efforts to
pitch 4 record number OF scorcless
innings is "ChristS" Mathewson. whose
4 new record for perfect control
The star pitcher of the New York
Nationals finished his forty seventh In
Ming yesterday without n base on balls
"Matty" has given only two passes
this. year both in the first game he
pitched against Boston. April II.
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HlGHLANDERS TRIM MAPS

Cleveland. May I3-Al,hough tho
Maps appeared to have u commanding
lead on New York at the end OF tho
third Inning to-day. the IIighlanders
got real busy and beat them on: To 8
BiandinE blow hard Ia the seventh
and after allowing three successive
singles. walked Ford, forcing in a run.
Mitchell, who replaced Blnndlne. walked
Daniels. forcing In the tying run. When
Mitchell famed Stcrrctt n pinch sit
ter. Carlsch tried 10 double Daniels on
first and threw Wild. two moro runs
resulting The score:
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PilisliiirrII
Totals 80 10 % 10 Totals Isl .. 10
'Sntted for Seaton in seventh.
tBatted for Simon in ninth.

summary: Two-basc hits--Doo!n (2) VIII
son. knubc, Wagner Home ruus-C. Miller.
cravath. Magcc Sacrifice hit-Vlox Double
plny-knabo to Doolan. First base on balls
or camittz .; of Seaton. = Strucl. out-By
CamnitZ, j. 10y Se6ton, l. Hit by pitcher
Memoir Umpires. Brennan and Ensun. Time
of game, 40. Attendance. Goo0
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John NlmrshnlI nigh schooI.
Totals .........i1 q IL 80 3

ofGS6G0i6oi-G
summary: Double plays John. Mar
shall High, in hfth inning. Math-
thews caught fly and threw 10 Robins
Two base hits-fiauimon Three base
hits-aT: 5ommervillc, Ease. OF balls.
Craig 10: OF sullivan, 2 Hit by
pitched bali craig. Berger. struck
!%GpI out Craig lo: By Spliiyan, 10.
pire. Amos kcetor.
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>, summary. Three base schrader.
Two base hit-Matthews. Stolen bases
Early, Matthews Herman RalcV
kircher. Damrau Sacrifice hits-iIeI-
nan 81. S2critico ny-Raley. struck
hails--off Kull. off Shcnn. :. Left
on bases--Newport News. .. Norfolll 8
tlrst on crrors-Ncwport News, | Nor
folk. |. Umpire. Kennedy. Time or
game, Lao. Attendance. l.O0n
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If. as is stated in the above dispatch
the Norfolk park will be completed by
have 10 transfer but two series. ore
with Petersburg ON May -. % and
u. and the other with Portsmouth
MAY % 30 and 81. II requires "a
majority vote OF the league To mako
such transfer 1t is Norfolks pur-
pose to play both series in Ports
t.,,, !,
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Portsmouth.

Roanoke ........... n3I 90 q q RI
Portsmouth .l OO3O > OH
summary. Two base hits-IIowcdeil
MUndy stolen bases Tenant Cook
Howedei, iudpinS Maths Sacrifice
hits-Cartcr, CHM. iSnrd. Ncrbout Mum
~ Bases ON halls-om Efrd. 2. OF
AerboUt. . Left on bases--Roanoke ..
PORTSMOUTH. s. struck out--by Enrd.
3; by Verbout, ; wild Verbout.
Umpire. Norcum. Attendance, Loco.
Iimc OF game. TWO hourg.
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The coroners jury, after an inquest
Yesterday over the body OF William
cambridge. colored. who died Sunday Mt
the colored city Home. returned ver-
dict declaring that he came to his
death through n gunshot wound In
fiictcd by Luther Moore Moore Is un-
der arrest and awaits trial
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Total- ...Si : y II le Totals . 9, y =
-Battcd Tor Mitchell In ninth
tlinrt2eil. second base ana centr. Heid.
iBatted for ieliveit IN seventh.

FiF"NN''t i'I I-"llHNlb ~ seventh
Scute by innings: Il
Cleveland ..........-............eoo Q q 0 0-5
New Observation-Disclosures. 0Ol2Oii O-s
summary: First base on errors Cleveland.
]: Sew York. J. ErrorR Chapman. Car!sch.
Hartzell Two base hits Osdn, Ford. Dan
lois, JBcksOn. Three bh,o hits--JHckson and
Chase Sacrifice hit Midkn stolen bases
Chapman Jackson. DC--ole pinys--Rysn 10
Chapman 10 Johnston; Turner to Johnston;
Carisch 20 Johnston Left on bases Clcve-
land, D. New York. =. Hts-OT Handing, 10
in innings; OH Mitchell. ia innings
Firat base on bails-On Band!ng. >, on
Mitchell .. struck oUt--By Handing. .: Ivy
Mitchell .; by Ford, z. Hit by pitcher-By
Ford. tJohnstonl. Umpires. Connolly and
MnlireANN Tiine OF EMlmn. ..ni-
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Chicago Observation-Disclosures OO1oOCo
New Nork.................... 10 (. tgOg1N
summary: First base on crrofs New York.
., Observation-Disclosures ~, Snler AIvcrE.
Two haso hits-Bridwell. Aiycrt Threc-baso
hlts-tletcher. Merkle go Sacrifice flies
Burns, Murray. Stolen haSes-Mitcheil ca.
Doyle 90. Murray, Hcrzog t2l. resrcau l.eft
on bases Chicago, .; New York. II. hts
on Ioney, In innings: on Rculbach. In
innings. First base on balls on Touey
OF Reulhach. /; Off resreau. %. Struck out
Hit by ptcher-By Toncy. | tDoylo,. hy Tos-
reau. tGoodeD. wild pitCh-Tonoy. I'm
pirc in chief. Klein: field umpire. Orth. Time
OF game, hours
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AMERICAN

Boston. 6; Detroit. /.
New York. S. Cleveland, 3.
St Louis. 7: Washington. d.
Chicago Philadelphia Orain).
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Results in Virginia League

Petersburg. !: Richmond. /.
Roanoke. I; Portsmouth. |.
Newport News, 8; Norfolk. o.
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TH"IVt0 IoF I5tIIa III nInth.
score by innings: r.
Cincinnati ............-.........?I 0 n o o 0 %
brooklyn ........................06 0 20 / N-9
summary; First base on errors Cincinnati.
brooklyn. i. Errors-Tinkcr. BerRhammer,
Iinker. Two baos hits-Nbng. Frommc.
Ihrec-hns hits-Becker. Fisher C2l SHcrl-
lice Nles Miller I2l. stolen bases Mnrsaus
lNihg St"uscl, Wheat. Double piay-Duu-
h'ri 90 tl-her To Daubert. Left bases
cincinnati. 8 brooklyn !. Iiits-Of FromIne.
- IN 2-5 innings; OF Allen, In 2 luuinGs
tlrs' Naae on halls-On TTomme. / on ISssts.
:; STRUCK out ny Allen. /; by Curtia. ?: by
IT"innf. ! Tit by pitcher-Ey Belts. 1
'Mor"ni Umpire in chief, RiRler. Geld am
pife Byron. Time of game, i:ii. Attend
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score by innings: n.
Detroit 0 % u ! o c-l
Summary: First base errors-Boston. J.
Errors Engic, Mullin TwO-base hits-t;arl-
ner. Ycrkes. MORTALITY. Cobb. Three base
hits-speakcr 90. Sacrifice nits-l.cwis and
Sneaker. Sacrifice flies Gardner. Lewis t2l
stolen bases-!2ngie 90. cobb. Gainor. Bush
Morarity. Left ON bases-Boston. 8; Detroit
S Hits--On Nullin, in 3l-3 innings; off
Lake, in 42-3 innings, on Seamloch. in :,
innings. First base on balls-on O'Brien. l.
OF Mullln, / off Lake, !. Struck out-By
o. Brien, {; by Mullin, 2; by Lake |. Hit ny
pitcher-By Muilin 1 (Engie) Passed bali
Carrigan. Umpires Dnecn and Hart. Time
of game 1850. Attendance. 3SSl.
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Standing OF Teams.

Ashland. Va, May Tomorrow
the fellow Jacket baseball nine viii
invade lachmond, accompanied by the
entire student body. Tho occasion for
this inynsion is the first championship
baseball game with Richmond College.
which is 10 be played 1t Broad Street
Park.
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E,crs Is susncnded.

New York. May 1S.--JOhnnY tvers.
manager OF the Chicago National
League team. was to-day suspended
for three days by President Lynch as
a result OF Evers's removal from tho
game with New York yesterday by
| 'mDire Drth.
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STANDING OF TEAMS.

WHERE THEY
Chicngo Mt New York.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia
Cincinnati ut Brooklyn.
St Louis at Boston.
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Results in Big Leagues.
NATIONAL

Brooklyn. .; Cincinnati. 3.
st. Louis. 4: Boston. 3.
philadelphia. o; Pittsburgh, 4.
New York. 3; Chicago. 9.
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STANDING OLE cL1,ns

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Richmond at Petersburg
Norfolk at Newport News.
Roanoke at Portsmouth
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Chicago,

Totals 80 6 '23 II Totals Sc s12 y II
hHT%og out hit by own batted ball.
I3attcd for Toncy In seventh
fllatted for Reulhach TN ninth.
Ran Tor Myers In seventh
al.
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Totals 81 9l2 u "A Totals =. 80 9 "a
Battcd Tor Allen IN second
fBsrghaInmcr. second base
+BRttci FOR Belts In ninth
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ST. Louis.

Totals 81 8 % 10 Totals ...:s 7ssI
'BatteG for EnEel IN fourth
iBattrd for Gallih in eighth.
-, Williams. right field
Bnttcd for Walsh ia seventh
SEQ by innings. +
Washington .................-..oo nbbt0o na
81. LouiH.-..'...;. .----..-.. .....oti oiolnx-7
summary: Errors-G. Williams Austin
morgan. Qallia. Two base hts-Austin and
Pratt Three base hii-AEnew. Sacrifice hit
-Brief Double play--Aepes 20 Wallace.
stolen bases-Schnefer a. Williams. Shanss
Mcbride. Compton. AEnew. Pratt Brief.
Austin. Lett on hftses-WashinGton :. 81.
Louis, q. luts-On Cashion I'm % innings:
OFF Gaiiia. In innings First base on balls
on Cashion, 4. Off CALLS. ?; OF EnEcl 3.
of Al'rcck. !. of Hamilton, I. Struck out =
i3y cashion. !. b. EnEel. !. by Galiia, q. by
Hamilton. 7. H!t b. pitcher-By Hamilton.
! I-apottnl. unipires, oioughlin and Fer
suson. Time of game. .;lb.
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PLAY TODAY.

Philadelphia at Chicago.
Washington at ST. Louis.
Boston at Detroit
New York at Clcvclan
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Totals 81 . % Totals 80 3 q !
Dated for Stnnage in seventh.
tBatted for Lake IN seventh.
tBatted for Scauoch In ninth.
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- WilliamA, night field.
Battcd for Walsh ia seventh.
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~ Petersburg. - Tilt by pitched bn-Spy. n,rg lin
Time OF gninc--i ;si. tmpirc-Colgntc.
BY GUS MAIRERT
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-10-07


and then, conducting this CAPTUR-
ED human-energy in an ordinary in.
sulated wire, used it to stop momen-
tarily the heartbeat of one of his col
leagues.
A large assemblage of well-known
doctors, gathered from all over the
country, watched him and maveled.
Nervous invalids who had come as
many as six hundred miles to plead
with the over-busy doctor for a mo-
men; 5 consultation, forgot their own
troubles, fascinated by the expert
mentS.
DR.. Abrams, surrounded by deli
cate electromagnetic apparatus, ex-
planned his theory. Unique, startling,
were the methods he used to prove it.
The room was darkened. A pa
tent, stripped to the waist, stood on
the platform before a sputtering,
blazing X-ray machine.
In the darkness the doctors gath
cred about an X-ray screen held be-
fore the mans stomach. They could
see straight through him. When he
swallowed a glassful of thickish, dark
mixture, they could watch it flow
down and fill his stomach!
"Now, watch closely" said the doc
tor. ''In ordinary digestion it would
take an hour and a half for that
liquid to pass on into the intestine.
But, if finger is held near the pa
tents fifth dorsal spine-a Joint of
the spinal column where the nerves.
are near the surface maintain that
human energy, discharged from the
finger, will leap across like an electric
spark, stimulate the nerves and
cause the mans stomach to empty
its contents within a minute and a
half!
"Now, will some of you doctors
hold a finger near the patients spine?
Thank you, Dr.. Franklin, Now
watch!" =