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Buck Pressley's Tigers won yestcr
days game from the Grffinmen in a
ninth inning rally, after the game
had gone eight innings to 10
score. The nnal score was 4 to !.
Charlie Strain and Gardin were sent
20 the mound by their respective man
ayers to GO the twirling. and each
performed crcditably. Strain famed
eight of the Tigers and issued passes
TO three. while Gardin famed seven
Colts ana did not issue a pass.
Roanoke scored one run in the sec
ond on a brace of errors by Brcsna-
han ana Raley McCrackcn sent a
Srounder TO Ercsnahan, and the ball
bounced gracefully into his hands.
Bresnahan threw high and wide TO
Raley, and the ball was recovered at
the right field blcachcrs by Raley. who
threw wild to Rrcsnahan in attempt
ing 10 catch McCracken at third, and
the runner crossed the rubber.
The run scored by the Colts In the
fifth was earned. Newton beat out an
easy one down the third base line,
went to second on n sacrifice by Car
ter and scored whom Mace hit to cen
tire. Newton duplicated his third base
drive in the seventh ana went To sec
ond on Carriers sacrifice hit Ebcrts
sent ny to CHM in centre Held, and
Newton was doubled Mt second.
Tho Tigers half of tho ninth inning
was featured with n three base hit to
centre by lrmscher. Maths drew n
pass and went 10 second when simmons
hit TO left ueld, and Irmschcr scored.
MATHS landed safe Mt third when Bres-
nahsn dropped the ball from Nc
Crackens heldcrs choice. Raley hit
20 centre for two bases. and Irmscher
and McCracken scored. Noel and
Gardin famed.
Laval opened the Colts half of tho
ninth with q hit 10 centre. bat Pioz
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i<ahn'E -. Horace Wright.

The Kahn's. of the old Dominion
leaeuc. Will play Horace Wrights this
afternoon At 9. * .. Park at 4.30
o'clock This game should prove a
iaS, one as both teams are playing
their beat ball In the past few DAYS
The manager of Horace Wrights has
been busy getting his team together.
The Kahn's Will line up as follows:
Farley centre field Curric. third base
peoppie. catcher; Dutton, RICH, field
wilcox, shoitstop, Brccdcn, FIRST base:
7 Wilcox, left aeld. Lowe. second base
howerS' pitcher X. Wilcox. captain
Of the team, who has been suffering
with broken nose. viii be back in
the game to-day. which viii mean a
great deal TO his team
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PLAY TODAY.

Boston at Chicago
New York ut st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Washington at Cleveland.
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and Raley famed, and Newton died on
a foul ny 20 the catcher.
Ayers and Etird Will be the oppos-
ing statesmen III the first game Of to-
days double header, beginning at $3.50
o'clock, and Harry Griffin and Tolson or
Perryman will do the mound work In
the second game. Mace will catch
both games for the Colts
"Cheesie" Liehs. formerly OF Peters,
burg, has signed a Tiger contract, and
may be seen in action at the plate in
one of to-day's games
The box score tells the detailed
story OF yestcr days game.
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GIANTS ESTABLISH
HITTING RECORD
Make T wenty- One Safeties While
Defeating Cubs in One
Sided Game.
EVERYBODY LANDS SAFELY
Lavender and Pierce Both Driven
to Cover by McGraw's
Battlers.

New York, July 12.-The Giants walIoncd
tho Cubs by score of IA to 4 to-day and
set new seasons record for safe hits.
twenty-on being recorded. during which
Lavender and Pierce were knocked out OF
the box Richie relieved Pierce and was
hit hard. but held the McGraws better
than his predecessors. Tho hitting OF MUIR
ray, Merkle and SnodKrass was feature Of
the game. Tcsreau started in the box for
New York, but the Chicago batters landed
on him hard in the second and third In
nings and Fromme relieved him, getting
the credit for the game icvcrs was Danish.
ed from the field carly In the game for
arguing over decision on play at second.
The score.
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Totals .3s II II 81 IL Totals ...32 AZ IA
'Bntted for O'Bren in fifth.
tBatted for Smith in ninth.

score Dy innings. H.
New York. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o3o17ooo Oil
chicago ...,..............:.... 30 U D y
Summary: Errors-Peckinpaugh. Rath Bo-
die. Weaver (2). Two-base hit-HartEell.
Three base hits-Daniels. Chase. Bode. Home
run-Cree. Sacrifice hits-Wolter. Smith (2).
Stolen bases-Cree Peckinpaugh. Lord. Kuhn
ca. Double plays-Weaver to Rath; Rath
to Weaver to Chase. Left on bases-New
York. 10: Chicago. S. Hits-Oh o. Brien. In
innings: or White. tnone out in sixth
when relieved); off Smith. In innings
First base on balls-On Heating. 4; off White
/; off Smith, Q Struck out-By Heating s.;
by Smith. 2. Hit by pitcher-By White. l.
Wild pitch-Keating Umpires. Evans and
Sheridan. Time of game, 155
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Score by innings:
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PIRATES WIN ANOTHER

Philadelphia, Pa, July ll-Fittsourgh won
their fourth straight game from Philadel-
rhia to-day. Tho Pirates won the game in
the nrst inning when they scored four
runs OF Marshall on two passeB, two sin
giles and error. They scored again in
the seventh. eighth and ninth. The Philiies
scored one In the sixth on double and
single. and again in the ninth on a double
and single. Hendrix kept the hits we'll
scattered After tho first inning, Marshall
pitched good ball. retiring in the eighth to
allow a pinch hitter 70 bat for him. Man
aGer Doom again made a change In his line
up. Maeee replacing Luderus on hrst base.
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CARDS DEFEAT BRAVES

Boston. Mass. July ll-George TYLER had
bad inning to-day. and the Cardinals
scored four runs. eventually winning the
game. to 4. In this inning the visitors
made three hits and besides hitting a man
throw and wild pitch Tho home team
hhtted Burk out OF tho box in the sixth
inning but Salce. who relieved him saved
inc Gay Miller. Higgins. manager OF tho
c"rdiGals. was nit by pitched bail In the
siNth inning and may be seriously Injured
the team The score: 800
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olts Lose to Roanoke--Herbert Sold to Cincinnati
Herbert Sold to Cincinnati

Petersburg, vn., July lit Ii
learned upon the authority of sev-
ernl players of the Portsmouth team
TINT Herbert, the stnr pitcher of
Gnrvin's Truckers, Inns been sold to
Cincinnati, of the National League,
and will report to them In New
York on Monday. Garvin could not
he located Tonight to get a state
mcnt. but the other members OF
the tenn affirm the sale to Cin-
cinDnti.
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Pre..,y Get, New Inf,eider.

Second Baseman Goalby, bought by
Manager Pressly, of the Roanoke team,
arrived last night and will DO in the
Tiger lineup to-day. Joe Noel. who
was brought here by Steve Griffin. for
Pressly. has again been let out Efrd
will pitch the first game for Roanoke.
and Tolson or Perryman the second.
Manager Griffin Will send Doc Ayers
after tho first game, and Harry Griffin
after the second
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Summary: Two-base hits-Boyd. Sto-
len bases-Cook. Tenant. Simmons
Double plays-krepps. Busch. Barnett.
Base on bails-OG Cooper. 4; Verbout,
4. Left on bases-Petersburg. s;
Portsmouth, 6. Struck out-By Cooper
6: by Vcrbout. g. Passed balls-Hollo-
man. Time OF game. 1:40. Umpire,
Norcum. Attendance, 1900
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RED SOX LOSE TO BROWNS

81, Louis. Mo, July 1.-THE Browne fell
on Bedient. OF the Red Sox in the first in
ming today. collecting fou. runs and put
ting the Gamo on Ice. The final score was
3 TO 1. Hamilton. in the rrst inning seemed
to lack control. but after that period he
settled down and pitched beautiful ball.
especially with men bases AEnew, the
catcher for ST. Louis, was easily the star
OF the game, backing UP his pitcher in
great style and getting double. two sim
giles and a sacrifice. Two quick double
plays robbed Boston OF runs. one being n
long throw from Williams TO the plate to
catch ierkes after getting Speakers ny.
The score:
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REDS TROUNCE SUPERBAS

brooklyn. July ll.-Cincinnati won the
iourth and last game OF the series from
pitched good game for the Reds and
although the Dodgers found MIN on several
occasions, lie managed to keep the hits
scattered Dahlcns men made n rally In the
eighth. but the fve-iun lead was too much
Singlins opened for Brooklyn. but was taken
out after tho Reds had safe lead Stack
taking his place and holding the Reds
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Summary: Two-base hits-Kernan.
Stolen bases-Haddow, Long. 2. Sac
rifce hits-Geyer, Long. 2; Staub.
Double plays-Barton to Powell to
Tarleton, vandine to Blausser. Struck
out-By Austin. 8: by Barton. 8; by
Weeder, I. Bases on balls-On Austin,
6: off Weeder. I. Hits-On Austin.
in IL innings; off Barton. mono In
2-3 innings. Left on bases-New-
port News. s.; Norfolk. s. Hit by
pitched ball--Stewart, 2: by Austin.
Umpire. Mr. Kelly. Time of game,
1888. Attendance, 500.
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Richn,nnd League.

Portnets vs.. Cherry Smash. at High
land Park
American Clothing Company VS. A.
Adkins At, southside Park 1.-TWO
games. -
klngan ( Co VS. Burk & Co, Mt
Richmond College
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Niversidc League.
-AthletiCs " 81 .Aarn1...s
Leave Off PhiiadeIphin.

Norfolk. Va July II The Commit
tee on Naval Affairs OF tho House 81
Representatives sailed for Philadclphiu.
day. after having spent a part of Two
DAYS In All .!uspcctIon Of the Norfolk
naval establishment
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Commercial League.

Sycle VS. Crafts Piano Company. at
Seminary Park
Ryan-smith VS. Christie Manufacture
Ing Company, at Harvey Park
Homo Brewing Company vs. c. S.
Luck Company. lat Belle Meade Park
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YANKS TRIM WHITE SOX

Chicago. Ill. July 1.-THE Yankees
smothere the White Sox here to-day. win
ming, IL TO / Buck O'Brien. who made
his ilrst appearance in Sox uniform. was
pounded hard. White relieved him the last
OF the nth. and the visitors pounded Doc
for seven runs In the sixth. Cree knocked
a homer In that round with the bases full.
The Sox made their only tally in tho second.
when Chase tripled and scored on Bodie's
three Dagger. The score:
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Totals. 81 o 6'25 /

"Ono out when winning run scored.
Score by innings: X.
Newport News .....0 o o o 0 oil
Norfolk ............00 o 20 90 90
Summary: Stolen bascs-faddow,
Tarleton, Smith, Quinn. Matthews.
Sacrifice hits-Kernan, Paxson. Double
plays-Haddow to Gondolh to Tarle-
ton, Staub to Whitcraft. Triple plays
-Vandine to Stewart to Schrader TO
Stewart. Struck out-By Paxson. 2,
by Shenn, 1. Bases on balls--Of Pax
son, /; off Shenn. S. Left on bases
Newport News, IL; Norfolk. 8. First
on errors-Newport News. !; Norfolk,
!. Hit by pitched ball-Haddow.
Time of game. 1880 Umpire, Mr..
Kelly.
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SOuthside Lenriie.

Jones Bros. vs. Sterling, q; Jones
Bros. Park.
Richmond Electrical Company VS.
Swansboro. AT Richmond Electric Park.
Tunstalls vs.. Manchcster' al Tun-
stalls Park.
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Totals ...32 6 10 % 20 Totals 81 ia
'Batted for Leonard In eighth.


Boston Observation-Disclosures 0 0 30 oo-l
81. Louis. o ON-b
Summary: Errors-Lavan. Hamilton Was-
ncr. Two base hits-Agnew, Brief Williams.
Sacrifice hit-Asnew. Double plays-Williams
to AgDew, Pratt TO Lavan to Brief Stolen
base-Agnew. Left on bascs--St. Louis S:
Boston. s. Hits-Oh Bedent, in "a In
nings. off Leonard. IN la inning. First
base on balls-On Bedient. ,: off Hamilton. ..
Struck out-By Bedent, !: by Hamilton. {.
by Leonard. 5. Hit by pitcher-By Maloy. !.
Umpires. Dineen and Egan. Time OF game,
pos
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Portsmouth.

Summary: Two-base hits-Tennant
Brennagan. Three base hits-Barnett
Stolen bases-Munday, Tenant, Keat-
ing, Keller. Base on balls-Hedgpeth.
B. Left on MISUNDERSTANDING, 3; Ports
mouth. 3. Hit by pitched balls-Spen-
Ger. Struck out-By Hedgpeth. S; Yer
bout, 6. Passed balls-Holloman
Time of game. 1:40. Umpire, Norcum
Attendance, 1000
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BOEHL|NG FANS
MIGHTY TY COBB
With Bases Full, Local Sand
lotter Fools Georgian, Who
Is Prohibiting.
NINTH STRAIGHT FOR JOE
Richmond Thunderbolt Going
After 1913 Record-Holds
Tigers to Five Hits.

Detroit. Mich. July u.-washington de-
feated Detroit here to-day. to ?. wIiletts
wildncss in the carly part of the gamo
was mostly responsible for tho Tigers de-
feat. although Joe Bochling pitched n good
game. Detroit had q chance In the NTH
to tie the score. but Boehiing frightened
and famed Cobb with tho bases packed
The score:
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phftadaIDhta.
Totals lag sN12 Totals ;. 81 II IS 81 10

Totals . "a s s21 IL Totals ...s7 II Is 81 10
Score by innings: r.
Cleveland ......................o Q 90 O. b
PHILADELPHIA ..................l b U U U V--ll
Summary: Errors-Chapmnn. O'Neill Besh-
Ter. Two-base hits-Graney. I.atoie. Leibold.
Barry, Strunk. Three base hit-Schang Nc
Innis barry, jackson. Sacrifice hit-Oldring.
Sncrifice fy-Bender. Stolen base-Murphy.
Left on bases-Cleveiand. 4; philadelphia, 5.
Hits-Of Kahler, 9 in s 1-3 tnnings: off Bland
ing In aga innings First base on balls
OF Kahler, 2: OF Bianding. /; off Bender. l.
Struck out-By Handing. l; by BENDER. =.
Wild pitehNBender Passed bali-Reshier.
Umpires Connolly and McGreevy. limo of
game, hours.
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APPALACHIAN LEAGUE
At Btistol--nris,ol. 3; Miedlesboro.
CAROLINA LEAGUE

At Charlotte-Charlotte a sheville;
ram
A.. Durham-Durham. .; winston
Salem, l.
leigh >.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Roanoke mt HichmOnd 1.-TWO gnmes).
Norfolk ut Newport News two
SnmcSD.
Portsmouth Mt Petersburg 1.-TWO
gumcs).
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ATHLETICS ROUT MAPS

rout eye'a ths Nan, ;o nty il To et the
start the Mackmen got some lucky hits. but
in the sixth they bombarded Kahlers Of
fcrings to all corners OF the lot and drove
him to shelter. Bender was at his best. and
had the Maps at his mercy. He eased up at
the finish and the Maps scored four runs
in the eighth. The score:
nd RhiladalnIia.
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Baseball Results Yesterday
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
At Milwaukee-Milwau S; St
Paul, l.
No other games scheduled.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

AT Chattanooga-Chatt Mont
Gomery; wet grounds.
At MISUNDERSTANDING, 2; New Or
leans. g.
At Atlanta-Atlanta. o. Mobile. g.
At Birming ham--Birmingha 4.
Memphis (cleven Innings, callcd).
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r,tsTtt U3 IHHIHIS' r.
New York o O . . = n y "A
summary: Errors-Leach go. Pheian. Saicr.
Miller. Wilson. Two base hits-Phclan, Brcs-
nahnn Murray, Doyle. Meyers Grant Left
on bases-Chicago. o; New York. l. Hits-On
Icsreau in innings; off Frommc. In 6
innings: on Lavender. IL In 4 innings; off
Pierce. In innings; off Richie. { in in
off Tcsreau /; off Pierce l. Struck out-By
Tesrcau. 3: by Frommc. 1; by Lavender s
Umpires. RiGler and Byron. Time OF game
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old Dominion League.

Kahns VS.. Horace Wrights. al 9. &
O. Park
Woodall & Quarles VS. Tylers. at
Byrd Park.
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Amateur Games o-Day
Cnpitnl CITY Lenguc.

Battle Axe vs.. Jacobs & Levy. ut
Lee Park.
Barton Heights VS.. Grays. at Byrd
Park
Ashland VS.. Coleeians, at Barton
Heights.
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Virginia League

Richmond, I, Ronnokc, {.
Petersburg, 4, Portsmouth, (frst
Enmc).
Petersburg, 4; Portsmouth,, q
tscrOnd Enmc).
Gamc).
Newport News. 4; Norfolk, O (scc-
ond Enmc).
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Ramblers vs.. Hustlers, at Byrd Park.
Jones-Green ". Woodland Heights.
at Colonial Park
Brownies vs.. Wizards, at Fulton
Park
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Cubs VS.. Rivers.Ges, At Harvey Park
Indians KS Pirates at Meadow Park.
Giants vs. Cardinals. ~ Athletic
Park
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Score by innings: r.
Cincinnati .....................0l 20 o @ o.
Brooklyn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0 o 0 @ Ga
summary: First base on errors-Cincinnati.
j. Errors--Wheat Miller Fisher. Two base
hits-Bescher, Hoblitzel. Smith (2). Three
base htts-Tinker. Clarke Daubert. stolen
hases-Devore, Marsans (2) Bescher. Hoblit-
eel. Double pay-Tinker to Hoblitzei. Left
on bases-Cincinnat. :: Brooklyn . Hits
OF Yingling. S In 3l-3 innings First base on
balls-On Benton. 8; of Stack /. Struck out
BY Benton 2: by Yingling. !. by Stack 3.
Wild pltch-Benton CD. Passed ball-Miller
Umpires. Quigley and Emslie. Time OF game,
:ij. Attendance, $500.
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philadelphia.
PITTSBURGH.
Totals Ia . : q 10 Totals 3s I go7 II
'Bhtted Tor Maishail in eighth

ore u! innings; r.
Pittsburgh ......................4 o h001lI o-7
Philadelphia ...................0 100l6 %
summary: Errors-Carey, J. Miller, Iobert
Magee. Walsh. Two-base hi,s-Becker r.
Miller. Three base hits-Magce viox Sac
rihce hit-Kominers. Double play-Walsh 10
MaGce. First base on balls-On Hendrix /:
OF Marshall L. Struck out-By Hendrix 4.
By Marshall, 2; by Eixey. l. Umpires Bren.
nan and Eason Time OF game. 2:O5. Attend
unCe. {, 900
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

At Macon-M Macon. o; Charleston I
Ocn innings)
At Observation-Disclosures e; AL
bany, :.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

4, Paltimore-Baltimore. 12; Jersey
CITY S
At Observation-Disclosures 2; Buffalo,
At Toronto, s; Montreal. 7
At Providence = Providence, c;
Newark s.
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AMERICAN

New York. IL; Chicago, 1.
Philadelphia. IL: Cleveland. s.
Washington. 8; Detroit, 2.
st. Louis. 8; Boston, 2.
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Grnce Arents Icnrue

Little Battle Axes IS Little New
Yorks. 81 ST. andrew Park
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Boston.
st. Louis.
Totals a2 % I2 Totals 30 s27u
Hated for Mcdonald in sixth. = -
iitAticd for Mann In sixth

I4NTtI TOT McDOnaId In sixth
f5atted for Mann In sixth.
tHaued Tor Tyler In ninth.
score by innings: u
Boston .... ~ -
summary; First base on crrorK-St Iou,s
Errors -alaranvilie. Sweeney Dnvl.n G2l'
y,oI, IWo-bnSe hit-Oaker Three base Mi
ti''T!deh. Home run Connolly Sacrifice
M N"hctchy. sacrifice ny-Wingo stolen
nhses M"ranville. lIauser Double nlavs
~ h"nNiiIe 10 Myers. O'ieary Ia Uans,r 20
honctchy Left on bases-St Louis :, I,os
Ton q First base on bails-On Burr r. IN
Yer struck out--By Burk 3; by Tv,or
:, 10y Saiee, J, Hit by pitchcr-Hurginss nd
har'den; \iid pitch-Tyicr. Umpires. KIem
and Orth. Nme OF game 2;Ol. i>''''
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Totals ...33 1914 Totals .33 6 II "a
'Battcd for House in NTH.
tBatted for Louden in ninth.
tBatted for Luke in ninth.
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Results in Big Leagues.
NATIONAL

Cincinnati, 5: Brooklyn. 3.
st. Louis. s; Boston. 4.
Pittsburgh. Z; Philadelphia, 2.
New York. IA; Chicago. 4.
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Totals as ts24 l3 Totals IA II q o
Leach. centre field and third base.
iPholan. third base and second base.
IRan FOR Tesreau in third.
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NTce DISC hlt-StHnaRe. SaCrlhCe hfts-MI-
Ian, Calvo Sacrifice fy--Bush. Stolen base
ssanaEe: DSn6ie piay.vitt TO Bush to Gain.
House 3 in 3 innings: OF Lake. In { In
nings. First base balls-On Boehling. 2:
off Willett, g. Struck out-By Boehling 4.
Hit by pitcher-By BochlinG. !. BY willett. l.
Unpircs O'Loughlin and Hildebrand. Time
OF game. :53.
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Cincinnati.
Brooklyn.

Totals 80 10 p 13 Totals ...ss 8 13 q ~
Ran for Fischer in eighth.
tBatted for Stack in ninth
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TIGERS WIN OUT
IN NINTH INNING

Bunched Hits Net Three Runs, While the Colts Only
Score Once-Ayers, Griffin, Efird Tolson or Per-
rynlan to Work in To-Day's Double-Header.
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FUEL. LIGHT AND REPAIRS

No. OF To whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose AmoU
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MISCELLANEOUS Continued

No. OF To whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
S5s0 Scott Paper Co., ease toilet
oooo paper II 90
.o,. Henry Miller !. so
a.. berta petition !. :. ;. 90
40 ing Board con'tl. Austin :. q So
1915 VIM, Gausman, hearing on
ooaa Alberta petition :. !. !. 90
1922 +: A. Mullen, Weighing q
loads OF coal ;. ). :. :. :. 80
1924 Ray S. Roberts, expense SUI
perintendent schools :. -. I. 81 IS
ssa2S 70
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CORONER

No. of To whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
26S0 Chas. E, Game, Coroner's fees SID 60
S4as r, A. Zahl, livery inquest
Hancock. ..................... 90
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pRINr1NG AND ADvERTIsING
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40 of To whom For what
W Fsg; mi issued Purpose Amount
1855 Chas. A. Lee, printing county !. 20 90
officers ..... .'..' .::..::::... 7" %
z0B Morris cn,,,tv dffioers @ 81 Is
1851 Morris ina tribune o!no,a. pm So IS
1858 E. J. Babe, printing county
Superintendent. -, z 80 80
1913 Chas. A. Lee, county printing 800 ~
z0is offce =. lee. p..n'lns oo 40 o5
q" ~ o SfRceison' ptan'.s @ II 90
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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1913-01-31
COUNTY JAIL

No. Of To whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose AnoU
$50 Robert VoIIbrecht, remodel
ing jail windows ...,.......... SIS
28I0 Morris Lumber Co., cement
and plaster Jail ......,......, 2
2S15 c. DanielSon, blankets for
Jail ...... 49,. ..........., Q