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M'LOUGHLIN NOW TO
PLAY TITLE HOLDER
Has Little Trouble Defea ting Doust, Australian
Champion in Tennis Singles Wilding Will Op-
pose American in Courts To. Morrow.

Wimbledon, Eng, July 2.-Maurice
j.. Mclaughlin, Of San Francisco,
American lawn tennis champion, by
defeating Stanley y. Doust. Australia
sian Davis cup captain. in the final
round of the all-England lawn tennis
singles championship tournament TO
day won the right 10 challenge A. r..
Wilding, OF New Zealand. the title
holder.
The match viii. DE played mere on
Friday Mclaughlin beat Doust three
straight sets.
The American had II much his own
way throughout the match with his
cannon Shot" service. Mclaughlin
won tho first game TO love with four
consecutive services, Doust being un-
able TO attempt any return. The Aus
tralastan then neutralized with his
service, which McLoGghlil found too
soft for his liking. BY keeping near
the net. the American took the next
three games. The Australasian mad
little chance against McLoughrn's
placing and hard hitting.
In the second set poust won the
first and third games by love scores,
and established a lead OF three to two.
out he was unable TO maintain IL
against his opponents slashing SER
vioa
Doust took the first game OF the
third set. and then won on McInuxh-
Inns service for the first time in the
second game. which was fercely con-
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ROANOKE TAKES
THIRD STRAIGHT
Tars Lose Another to Pressly's
Rejuvenated Aggregation of
Jungle Dwellers.

Roanoke, Va. July Roanoke made
II four straights from Norfolk, win
ming game full OF funny plays. Shenn
and Perryman both We're touched free
ly, but Pcrryman got the breaks and
won The Tars put up an errorless
game, while Spy, for Roanoke made
three errors. Manager Pressly. at
first. did not have putout in nine
innings. his only chance being an as
sist to Perryman. who covered first
The Tigers only had four assists. Riley
caught for Roanoke. He was with
Norfolk the first part OF the season.
His work to-day was the best seen
here Tor some time. Noel the infield-
ers who was with Richmond last week,
joined the Tigers to-say The score:
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STANDING OF TEAMS.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Petersburg Mt nichmond.
Newport News NJ Roanoke.
Portsmouth nj Norfolk.

Norfolk, Va, July 2-Lce Garvln's
Pirates hooked another game from
Steve Grifins Colts in Portsmouth
this afternoon. IN ten-innimg batSe
royal. It was pitchers battle be-
tween Verbout. a former Colt who
hasn't lost game in many moons, and
Vance another twirler OF the first
rank.
In the matter OF hits. Vance hao
the best OF the argument. but the
Pirates when they connected either
drove the ball out of the lot or gave
the Richmond helders a chase to get
IL
II was q great game. One OF the
best ever seen in Portsmouth Even
with tho mercury lowering around lO4
and trying its best 10 get out OF the
tube. Rosy" Workout perspired and
pitched
Don't work too hard" Garvin
warned him in the sixth inning, but
the former Colt twirlor smiles and
pitched. Griffin tried all Kinds OF
schemes 70 set second run over the
plate. but Nerbout had his men guess
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tested. deuce being called thrc.
times The Australasian also took the
third game &c love. but mclaughlin.
by wonderful n.idccurt kills, won
three games III succession
Doust made it a deuce set. but Nc
Loughlin took the next two games.
McLoughlin already has faced wnd
Ing. who has held tho al-Englantl
title since 1910. In 1909 Mclaughlin
and NJ. II. Long, OF California. repre-
scnti:ig Australia in the challenge
round of the Davis cup match, met y.
+. Brooks and Wilding In singles and
doubles. "ilditg defeated McLough-
lin In the singles and brooks and Nc
Loughlin beat the Californian In
doubles
The English team TO defend the
Dwight r. Davis international lawn
tennis trophy is TO be composed OF
j. c. Parke, II. Roper Barrett, c. F..
Dixon and y. w. Gore
The comn.itto2 OF the Lawn Tennis
Association made the selection here
this afternoon.
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GIANTS SAFELY
IN FIRST PLACE
Get Firmer Grip on League
Leadership by Winning From
Phillies Again.
MATHEwsoN SHOWS CLASS
Though Hit Hard, big Six"
Manages to Keep Bingles
Well Scattered.
MATHEWs0N SHOWS CLASS

Philadelphia. July 2-The Giants
took n firmer grip on first place to-day
by defeating the Phlllies, to 4. in q
free hitting game. Mathewson was in
the box for the. Giants. and although
the Phillies made thirteen hits Off his
delivery Blk Six" managed to keep
them scattered so that no was at no
time In danger. Ills work was APP
plauded frequently, and he received an
ovation when he came to bat the first
time. Chalmers started for the Phil
lies. but he was bombarded so hard in
the third that he was relieved by
Moore. The latter Jared little better
in his first inning, although he started
perceptibly after that. Burns, Shafcr
and Doyle starred at the bat for the
Giants. The score:
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KAHNS NOW LEAD
old DOMINION
Defeat Tylers Yesterday in Close
and Exciting Game
by Q to /.

In ono of the prettiest games seen
at Broad Street Park this season. the
Kahns of Richmond defeated Tyler,
Tor the leadership of the Old Dominion
League. The followers of amateur
baseball saw displayed an article of
baseball that should bring them to
every amateur game played
1t looked rs though the pame Was
Iyiers up until the seventh, as they
were holding on with. one run, while
the kahns had not scored. But In tho
seventh Deoppie led Off with n slash
ing two-baggcr to left field. T. Wilcox
MT out 10 shortstop. Lowe flied out
to second. followed by buttons single
through short, scoring Dcoppie. Chit
tum the next man, hit for two sacks.
scoring Dutton. Breeder struck out,
The score:
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HEDGPE1H HOLDS
SAIPDUILDERS SAFE
Petersburg Wins Again, Going
to First Place, Leading
Colts by Hair.

Petersburg, Va. July 2.--Petcrsburg
made II cleanup to-day when
Heinie's hustlers took the final game,
10 o. Harry Matthews sent in Buck
Barton In an effort TO stop the home
team Busch used HcdEpeth aid the
big left handler never looked better
than to-day. Three singles was the
best the Shipbuiiders could do. while
the locals got Barton for three doubles
ana six singles.
Aside from the pitching OF Hcdg-
peih, the feature OF the game was the
batting OF Barnett. For the third
time in as many days he had n per-
feet day at the bat, connecting for a
double and two singles in three times
a bat.
ec,,o.
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MAPS AND BROWNS SPLIT

ST. Louis. July 2.-The Browns and
Maps broke even in a double header
this afternoon. The first game went
TO ST. Louis in eleven innings, to 1,
and the second was annexed by the
Visitors. 1 to 1. The first was a
pitchers battle between Hamilton and
Mitchell. in which the st. Louisans had
the better. The winning run came
TO St Louis when Wallace batting for
Williams with the bases full. drew free
run. In the second game Falkenberg
held tho Browns ut his mercy after
the fourth inning, when the only run
was scored. In the fourth, seventh
and eighth the Clevelanders connected
for four runs. The scores:
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CARDS BEAT OUT REDS

Cincinnati, July 2-The Cardinals
heat out the Reds in tho eighth and
ninth this afternoon. winning to 4.
gee, a double by Cakes and an error
yielded the visitors three runs in the
eighth. giving them the lead Evars
long fly by O'Leary. clinchine H."
game. In the first round the Reds
knocked Burk out OF the box, making
sans and Dodge and double bv Hon
litzcl. They got TO Perritt in IN.
seventh for one rum but Huggins called
Hal!ee and the Reds We're done for
Cincinnati 81 r oui.
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building Permits.

, buIIuIhB hnu repair permits were
Issued yesterday as follows
Lie Insurance Company OF Virginia,
TO repair brick building on the south
side OF Broad Street, between Ninth
and Tenth Streets (old City HalD. con-
Herting II into atores. TO cost $4,000.
dwelling. 1927 West Cary Street. to
brick warehouse. south side OF Main
street. between Twenty-ffth and
Iwenty-sixth Streets 10 cost s2,5o0.
warehouse, Fourteenth and Dock
Streets. TO cost $3.50
j. r. Thurston. 10 erect brick shop
TO cost 1915.
Mann S. Valentine. to erect two
atory brick garage in rear OF Sls West
FRANKLIN Street. to cost $500
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B0EHL|NG WINS
SEVENTH STRAIGHT
Local Product Pitches Washing
ton to Shut-Out Victory
Over Red Sox.
ALLOWS JUST THREE HITS
Though Wild, Issuing Seven
Passes, He Is Never in
Any Danger.
ALLOWS JUST THREE HITS

Boston. July 2-Boehling. the south
paw pitcher of the Washington team,
shut out the Red Sox. to o, letting
them down with three hits He was
as wild as hawk, issuing seven
passes. Moseley. who started for tho
Red So1, had very poor support Fos-
ter. who relieved him. pitched good
ball. The Red Sox showed no ANNA
ton either Mt bat or In the field. To-
days defeat makes three straight for
them at the hands OF the Senators. The
score:
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BRAVES HELD SAFE

Brooklyn, n. Y. July 2.-The Bostons
were unable to bunch their hits off
Ragon to-day, although they hit him
frequently, and lost to the locals. Is
to 3. The Brooklyns started their run
getting In the second and kept 1t up
SO persistently that the Bostons were
compelled to use four pitchers. Nine
Brooklyn players crossed the plate In
the third inning: The score:
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GAME LOST IN TENTH
BY GRIFFIN'S COLTS
After Outhtting Portsmouth Richmond Finally Loses
Before Johnny Verbouts Slants-Jim Vance Has
Good Day, but Is Unable to Win

NE, md wEer hit would have meant
run. the batter usually popped up
an easy fly that fell into the hands
Of some waiting Pirate
Vance did good work too. He kept
the locals from scoring on three occa-
Sions by causing the batter to pop up
easy flies. His team mates tried hard
TO win the gamo. but the fates were
against them. The Colts ran bases
like jack rabbits. but were unable to
get the necessary run.
The score:
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Brooklyn.
Totals 81 is 27l Totals 30 4 II

Boston ..........................lO o 0 o. 8
Brooklyn ......................o . . | N-l5
summary: First base on errors Boston. @:
hroohiyn: ;. rrors-Maranville (2), Melon
AID ~, Brown. Cutshaw. Smith. Two-ha
hit-Etengel. Three base hits-Connelly and
Wheat Sacrifice hit-connely Sacrifice fiies
-Cutshaw, Miller Stolen hases-Myers.
STENCIL! Wheat. Daubcrt (2). Smith. Double
plays.-Maranville TO Myers; Strand TO Ma
fanville TO Myers; Dauhert To Hummc Left
on bases-Boston. .; Brooklyn g. HIts--On
Tyler. in innings tnone out In the third (.
on Noyes In Ia inning; off Hess. in . 3
innings on Strand : In innings First base
on baUs-Of Tyler .; off Noyes. =: of Ra-
gon. =, OF strand 4. Struck out-by Tyler. !.
by Hess. l. by Ragon. ?. Hit by p!tcher--By
Noyes. l (Smith). Wild pitch-Strand t2I.
tmpres, Klein and Orth. Time OF game.
2:06. Attendance. 1000.
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CUBS WIN ANOTHER

Chicago, July 2.-The Cubs beat the
Pirates, to l. in the last game of the
series to-day. Pittsburgh made three
home runs. but the hitting of Schultz
and Evers in the sixth and seventh
aVerted disaster for the locals Will
SON.. for Pittsburgh, knocked homars
in the fourth and in the seventh. but
none We're on bases at the time In
the eighth Hyatt, batting for Butler,
slapped out homer with one on The
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summary: Two-bas hits-Deoppie
CD. Chittum. Snnderson. Stolen bases
French. Chittum. Bases on balls
of Bowers l OF Sanderson. l. Hit by
pitched ball-Powell. Struck out-by
Bowers. o. by Sanderson, 3. Passed
oalis-Powell t2). Deoppie. Time of
game. l15. Umpires. Bottoms Capital
city League); Morgan (Old Dominion
League). Scorer. levitt. Attendance,
$50
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st. Louis.
Totals ..33 S 81 Is Totals =.
'Batted for Burk in ninth.
tBatted for Perritt In eighth

-, ''.'Nt'4 tVI 4 01IEkN III tIbNtU
Cincinnati ...'...................a 90 ooo,oo-i
- louis ;;........;:.;.....0 o 0 o ID
summary: Errors Hohlitzel. Dodge Kin,
Two base hts-Berghammer. Hoblitzel .ton
etchy. Cakes Evans Three-base hit-Evirs
nouDie plhy-Dodge 20 Berghammer to Isob-
8 Hits-On Harter. Q: OF Brow :. ~
Burk, {: or Perrtt 1. First base on balls "
ON HaTter. 2 Struck out--By Harter /: IA.
Brown, l; by perritt. 2. Hit by pitcher,Rt
Perritt. !. Balk-Harter. Umpires Rrennan
and Eason. Time OF game. 1850.
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Philade lpiiia.
Totals SIS Is 81 Q Totals ...is S II 81 S
'Batted for Chalmers In third
Rat cd for m nj

New York Observation-Disclosures oool-S
Philadelphia ...................0 o 0 I'll GA
Summary: First base on errors-Phiadel-
phin. !: New York. l. Errors-Doyie, Dooian.
Two-base hits-Lobert. Shafer, Fletcher.
Doyle, Mcrkle. Doolar. knabe. Home run
Doyle. Sacrifice hit-paskert. Double plays
-Iuderus to Dolan to Luderus: Fletcher TO
Shafer. Left on bascs-New York. l3; Phil
adelph!a. G. Hits-OT Chalmers. in in
nings First base on halls-Of Chalmers. ?;
OFF Moore. ?. Struck out-By Chalmers. l. by
Moore 2; by Mathewson. l. Hit by pitcher
BY Moore. l. Passed ball-Meyers. Empires.
Riger and Byron. Time OF game. hours.
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Woodall & Quarles VS..
Horace S. Wright

The Woodnil tS Quarles and the
't"rhce >. Wright teams will clash
Ut byrd Pnrk Tomorrow afternoon
ZOE TWO SamcS, the first game ntnrt-
ing ut .'3o o'clock. Az these teams
N'e met only once this season, the
'""er winning, good snme IN ex-
rr..eu' foii"Wfng Is the lineup Tor
"oodail Il QuarIes,
nnur, shortStop, n. DendIes. cntcb-
rr sanders. first basct Lyon.. lcft
"' movie right field; Melee.
eroha bnsci Taylor, third base,
ninihke' centre heIdt l., DeadI.s
ana Gentry. pitchers.
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DETROIT BEAT sox

Detroit, July 2,-Detroit defeated the
White Sox to-day, to 3. winning the
game in tho fourth, when Benz and
White We're pounded for seven runs
or the fifth and remained the rest OF
the game. allowing only one hit during
mat time. Chicago scored two runs
In the third on two hits and two moro
In the. sixth, adding another in the
ninth. Lake, who pitched for the locals,
allowed ten hits. The score:
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pittsburgh ACKNOWLEDGEMENT oo1o0l2
chicago ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 0 o 0 23Ix-6
summary: Errors Byrne. Butler, Miller.
Two base hit-Schulte. Three base hi
Eyers Home runs-Wlson (2>. Hyatt sac
rincn hit-Iimmcrman Stolen bases-Zim.
norman. Mitchell Double plays-Adams n
Butler to Miller; Evers 20 SAFER Left on
hAses-Pit;sburgh. 6. Chicago. 5. First base
on balls-On HUMPHREYS, /: off Adams 2
struck out-By HUMPHREYS 3: by Adams 2
Wild pitch-Adams. Umpires. Quigicy ana
Emsl!e Time OF game. s:ip
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Philndelpi,ia,

Summh!y First base on errors-Philadrl-
phia, !; New York 2 Errors-oldring Coll
!lnt. Bender. Wolter. Peok!npaugh (al. Two
base hit-Schang. Three base hit-Strunk.
home run-Schaag. Sacrifice hits-Oldrins
'2l. Ford. Stolen hase-Baker. Double plays
collins 10 Mclnnis: Barry 10 NcInnis: Col
ms 10 Barry TO McInnis. Left on bases
PhIadelph!a, S: New York 8 Hlts-Of Ben.
DER l2 In innings tnone out In n!n,h) on
Bush. In inning. First base on baiis-Or
sender. 2; on Bush. !; on Ford. S. Struck
3uit-by SENDER. /. by Ford. 2. Umpires,
Dineen and Egan. Time OF game. 2:o5.
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ATHLETICS STILL WINNING

New York. July 2-The Athletics
continued their winning streak to-day.
though the Yankees secured more hits
or the two Athletic pitchers. they could
not get the runs over. due to poor work
times Collins and Baker each secured
three hits out OF i've times up. and
Schang came across with home run.
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ncports Pocket Picked.

Sam Weinstein. OF 1924 Floyd Ave
nue.. yesterday reported TO the police
that his. pocket was picked OF SIS
while talking with a stranger on The
Free Bridge
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New Grain Sold.
Frazer & Tompk!ns sold $50 bushels
OF new wheat on tho Richmond Grain
Exchange yesterday at 90 cents n
hushcl
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otis and Coolers Will Battle for Leadership TO-DAY
Results in Big Leagues.
NATIONAL

New York. s; Philadelphia. 4.
Chicago. s; Pittsburgh, 4.
Brooklyn. 10; Boston. 3.
st. Louis, 6; Cincinnati. 4.
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summary: TWO-bas0 hitS-Ke Her.
Rivers. Three-base hit-Summers
Home run-AIattis Stolen bases
lrmscher. Summers. McCracken. Riley.
Bases on balls-Pressly Summers Nc
Cracker. Spy, Vandine. Rivers Left
on bases-Roanokc 3: Norfolk, s.
Struck out-by Perryman, 8; by Shenn,
& Wild pitch-Shcnn. Time of game.
! :iR. Umpires, Gnrdin and Weeder.
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In the Wake Of the Game
BY GUS MALRERT

tho youngster. regardless of how will
ing ne might be. to pitch q game of
ball In this weather after having play
cd In every game during the forepart
or the week. AS result Steve must
uso Doc Ayers to day.
1t is not known whether Steve will
DC back in the game or not; presum-
ably he Will be. but II he isn't, Strain
VIII have to I'll In again Charlie has
SHOWN that he can win ball games
provided he Is asked to do nothing
else 1t Is severe enough strain to
Fitch two games a week Without being
called upon TO fill every other position
On tho team. II fourteen players were
carried. then utility man would be on
the roster and Injury or suspension
would not handicap a team at a time OF
the year when the maximum lighting
strength is essential
Although outhitting Portsmouth in
all three games. the Colts were able
TO win but one, which shows that tho
breaks. If not favoring Portsmouth
wero certainly not helping Richmond.
Two records were established in the
Virginia League yesterday. Jim Bar
rctt celebrated his third consecutive
game with perfect batting average
In the three games with New'port News
Jim was at bat eight times and made
exactly eight hits. The other record
was made by the Roanoke club, when
IN defeating Norfolk. Pressly, PLAYING
nrst base, had not n single put-out To
his credit and just one assist
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AMERICAN

Washington. 8: Boston. 0.
st. Louis, 3; Cleveland. /.
Philadelphia. s; New York, s.
Detroit Z; Chicago. 8.
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Totals
o'Brien sold Ia Chicago.

Boston. July 2-Thomas J. CBuck)
oBrien. one of the Boston American
League pitchers was sold to-day Ia
The Chicago club.
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H"iiHi"'E' lMo-oaSe nt-lioWedell.
Home run-H olloma Stolen bases
Piea (2), Cook, BOYD, Base on balls
on Vance. s. OF Nerbout, ?. Left on
bases-Richmon .: Portsmouth, A.
Struck out-By Vance. 8; by verbout
4 Time of game, |: 35. Umpire, Uor-
cum.
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summary: First base on errors-washinx-
ION Z. Errors-Shanks, Lewis Engr Wn6-
ner 20 Two-baso hits-Milan MORGAN
Three base hit:-Iewis Stolen base-E Foster.
Double play-Wasner to Engle LET, on
on balls-on Bochling. Z. OF Mosoley, 3; on
9. Foster g. Struck ou,-Dy Doehl.ng, 3: by
u. roster wild pitch-Moseley. Boehliny
Balk- Boehling Empires NcCreevv ,nd
Connolly. Time OF game. 2:o6.
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FIRST GAME.
Totals ...38 '3212 Totals ...35 2 s SO II
1.-TWO out when winning run was scored.

Totals ...S8 '3212 Totals ...S5 SO II
two out when winning run was scored.
tBatted for Ryan In eleventh.
tBatted for Williams in eleventh.
Score by innings: r.
st. Louis. Observation-Disclosures 0 0 Ia
Cleveland ...................0 0 o 0 O 0 D OIL
Summary: Errors-Williams. Lavan (2),
Mitchell. Two base hits-ONeill. Graney.
Three-b base hit--Williams. Sacrifice hits
Hamilton, Jackson. Stolen base-Chapman.
Double plays-Stovall to Pratt; Hamilton to
Agnew to Pratt to Hamilton: Shotten to Az
new; Lavan to Pratt to Stovall. Left on
bases-St Louis. 6; Cleveland, s. First hnso
on balls-Of Hamilton. 4; off Mitchell. 8.
Struck out-By Hamilton. 6; by Mitchell. II.
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Returning to the native heath nearly
half game to the badlet is by no way
of furnishing cause for Sousa Xix G
welcome. They hit the trail snugly,
ana. as we thought securely intrench-
Ell on the top perch. but were Tapped
on the outward march by our enemies
of to-day, our enemies twice tomorrow
and again on the day following.
When it comes to furnishing the
real papricalined thriller, this four
game series between Colts and Coolers
is going to set some kind of new stand
ards To complete tho week In first
place, 1t Will be up to the Grifthian
rhalanN to take three out OF the four
To do this Manager Griffin will en-
deavor to send his strongest battlemen
to the front, while Heinrich Busch our
well-loved foeman, has been sharpen
ing sword and lance for the joust since
the barrier was raised in id-April
Again. we are compelled to call at
tention to the many pcrils besetting the
managers because OF the thirteen play
CIR rule Hero comes Griffin back to
Richmond with tho most important Sc
ries OF the season facing him minus the
services of one of his pitchers Be-
cause OF the injury to the manager, il
was necessary to use Charlie Strain at
second base during the Portsmouth
series. Using Strain substitute in
fielder means lesseninG tho pitching
strength OF the team by just one
pitcher Logically it should be Strains
turn TO work this afternoon, but no
manager would have the heart to ask
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Mitchell. tAgnew). Umpires Hideerand
and o I.oughlln. Time OF game, ?;ao
SECOND CAME
Totals 81 s,7 Totals g. e7I5
'Batted !or InVan In hnventh II

Score by innings: r.
ST. .......-............o 1910 900 OF
Cleveland Observation-Disclosures q lol 2 "a
Summary: Errors-Lavan. Alexander, Falk-
enberg. Land. Two-base hits-Turney, VIII
liams, LaJoie. Pratt. Sacrifice hits-Chap-
man 90. johnson. Falkenberg "a. Stolen
6ases-Falkenbe1g Williams Double play
Brie? to Alexander TO Austin 10 Pratt. Left
on hases-st. Louis. s; Cleveland. H. First
base on bslis--on Falkenherg, 1; OF Stone. 2.
Struck out-By Falkenberg 0; by Stone. 4.
Umpires. O'1-oughl!n and IIildebrand. Time
OF game, 2:O5.
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v Youth Stole Match.

Kudd Moore. a negro Youth. was ar
rested yesterday by Bicycle Policeman
La than and Detectives Smith and Way
mack on the charge Of stealing n gold
watch from r. w. Gates
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Chicago.
Detroit,

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fBatted for Smith in ninth.
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Benz. Two-base mistake. Kuhn. Three
base hits-Bodie. Crawford. Collins. Sacrifice
hit-McKee Stolen bases-Veach. scha!k
Double plays-Rath to Weaver to Chase:
Bush TO Louden to Ppp. Left on bases
Chicago. 8: Detroit. g. Hits-On Benz in
32-3 innings; off White. in Id Inning: off
Smith ! In ( innings First base on balls
on Smith, l. Struck out-By Benz, 9; by
Smith /: by Lake. 4. Hit by pitoher-By
Benz, tBush). Wild pitch-Lake. Umpires.
Evans and Sheridan. Time Of game, l:54