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Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-19
MIND BLANK 19 YEARS; CURED
Woman Awakes Calling For Her
"Baby," Now a Mother Herself.

woman AWakes Saiiino For feT
"Baby," Now a Mother Herself.
Atlanta, Ca, March 19.-Her mind a
blank for nineteen years since her
daughter was born. Mrs. Carrie Belk
Jordan awoke following an operation
and asked for her baby" She could
not realize tnat the tall young woman
herself mother of two children, was
her daughter.
The operation by which Mrs. Jor
ian's memory was restored was consid
cred a remarkable one by physicians
1t was performed nearly a month age
1t sanitarium. but Its success was
not assured until yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-19
Pretty Well Settled Now,

A Boston jurist has decided that q
husband Is Justified In resisting
wife's attempts to go through his
pockets. As there was a previous de-
cision to the contrary. It is now up
to the higher tribunal-and the wives.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-03-19
Bandit Gets 5000 Ranson,.

Yaguajay. Cuba. March 10. - The
mayor Of this town paid Soils. the ban
dit chieftain. a ransom Of $4,000 for
the release Of the mayors son. The
youth was kidnapped more than week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-28
FIRST |NTERC|TY
GAMES MONDAY
IN WASH|NGTON
Joint Committees Meet-Visitors
Royalty Entertained-Expect
to Play Here September 20.

President j. W. Young and Treas
urvr King. OF The governing board OF
the Washington Association Of ANA
tour Baseball Leagues, came to itch
inond Yesterday ana conferred with
Presid.nt Julien liill and the commit
zee from the Richmond Amateur Base
Dali commission, relative To- the games
70 he played between the champion
Hank"rs OF the Washington amateurs
ana the champion Grays. of the kich-
nond amateurs, II was decided TO
play the first double header in Wash
ngton. next Monday. Labor Day. ana
the GraNs VIII depart from Richmond
at $50 O'Clock Sunday afternoon for
The .natonal capital, where they will
make their headquarters at the New
Ebhiu Hotel
The commissioners decided to leave
the selection Of unipires to President
Dung, of Washington. ana President
iiiil. OF Richmond. The same rules
that have governed the two previous
intercity series VIII govern the form
coming series
Inc games to he PLAYED in iichmond
viii PROBABLY be staged AT Broad
SpoS' Park on September ~ II will
be definitely known to-day whether
INC broad street Palk can be secured
Tor mat date. If this ARRANGEMENT
cannot be made, then the games Will
be played ut Lee Park. near the Fan
Grounds. on September {.
rue observation-disclosures were gwen
royal treatment willie in richmond.
Ihcy were taken on automobile ride.
over the city, and then rendered a
supper At The Westmorelaud club. The
local commissioners VINO entertained
NE visitors. were President Julien
filil Secretary John X Hooper, Com
iHonWc"!tH Attorney Minctrcc FOLKS
,...ictelaud Bailey, OF the capital CITY
League. IN Lawrence r. Price. owner
ana Manager OF the champion Grays
and Gus Maliert, sporting edito. OF
iho Jimes-Dispatch. Afterwards the
visitors were entertained on tho roof
Harden Of Tho itichmond Hotel.
Many friends OF Richmond cham
p!on amateur players VIII doubtless be
at the station sunday 10 bid the boys
farewell
Those who viii accompany Dr price
I" Washington ara Bill Ross, assistant
manager. and Dillon, official scorer:
Frank Biount STANLEY Bi.by, Concpa,
Dunn pom, bedford. Nelson. Orcbough.
>araono. Morgan. and Dowden. com
prisc the t"am, with Mascot Louis
oNeil alonG wIth the rest. Dutch,
Klein. "Dut:i' Goldhack, Pat I.ch-
| man. fIugo Onesty and Chittum viii,
also be found among the Grays when
ihey take the trip 10 the nations cap
J ital.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-28
LITTLE NEPHEW
TAKES FEATURE.
Lands Adirondack Handicap in
Impressive Fashion Over
Black Broom.

Saratoga. y. Y, August 27.-Before the ban
ner crowd of this weeks racing the
Spa Little Nephew, the two-time conlueror
or the mighty old Rosebud, shouldered top
weight. l25 pounds. and imprcssivcly cap
turcd the historic Adirondack handicap,
valued at nearly $4,000. Harry Payne Whit
ncy's Black Broom second. while Cap
tain T. y. Cassat's Spea rhe cad finished third
nose before Gamer. The latter was away
very poorly, and his cyclonic rush through
the stretch was so impressive that many
smart turfmen unhesitatingly voiced the
opinion that with good racing luck the son
OF Martinez would at least have given Little
Nephew an argument.
BY Little Nephew's victory to-day he is
once again restored to the good opinion
horsemcn had of him after his victory
which subsequently was lowered by his easy
defeat by BrinEhurst.
Captain Cassat's brown flly. Flying Fairy.
defeated Sam Jackson, Reybourn and others
in the handicap. while Joe knight winner
of the opening event was boosted $500 by
Billy karrick, but retained.
The steeplechasc proved to he one OF the
finest races seen through the field here this
season. Right up to the last jump all OF
the three money winners looked To have IA
chance. Maltbie. who was best ridden. final
ly secured the verdict.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-28
STANDING or CLUBS.
WHERE TIIEY PLAY TODAY.
Roanoke Mt Richmond.
Portsmouth at Newport News.
Petersburg at NorfoIk.

Portsmouth. Va. August 27.-Ports-
mouth took one and came near taking
both games OF Il double header from
Richmond to-day. The first contest
4 onc-sided affair, went to the Pirates
by the score OF to !. They jumped
on POWER. q recent acquisition TO the
Colts pitching staff. FOR eleven hits
The Colts only tally was made by
Mace, who drove the ball over left
field fence.
In the second game the Colts were
having q batting feast at the expense
OF Hardin, but Manager Garvin took
him out and substituted O'Brien In
this game, which went ten innings.
Newton and Bresnahan made home
runs 10y putting the ball over the left
garden wall.
The Pirates, however. fell on Jobson
for eight hits, which netted three runs
The Colts were unable to score on
O'Brien, and after the Pirates had tied
the score Griffin sent Ayers in the
box in the seventh inning TO save the
game lie managed TO keep his team
from being defeated, but could not
score a victory.
Umpire Clark called the game in the
tenth inning With the sun still shin
ing. The fans roasted him unmerci-
fully, but he paid no attention to them.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-28
PLAY TODAY.
SH|PbU|LDERS co
BACK INTO CELLAR
Norfolk Hits Barton Hard and
Easily Wins Last Game
of Series.

Norfolk. Va. August 27.--Norfolk
drove Newport News into the cellar in
the pennant race to-day by making Il
clean sweep of the series The locals
at that did not put up their customary
fast game, ana the visitors had fire.
quent opportunities to score. What
the Tars lacked in fielding. however,
they made up With the stick. Barton
was 'hit to all corners of the lot, and
he received miserable support An
even dozen runs We're scored By the
locals, AMI, with careful playing, ut
least Two more could nave been added.
The visitors started out in the first
icning TO pound Barnhardt, and aided
by an error by Kircher, they scored
three rams. After that tho big
pitcher was never in any bad holes, ana
his team mates put the game on ice
by pounding Barton for fifteen hits.
the worst beating the hard WORKING
little twrilcr has received this season
Tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-28
IIighInnd Springs Wins.

In an Interesting uphill game tho High
land springs team defeated the strong Main
street Furniture Company team by Il score
of 10 :.
Tho pitching Of Berry Goodman featured
FOR tho Main Street Furniture Company
team. hut combination OF errors and Il bat
tins rally, led BY b. Dreamer. T.. Hobson
and W Mann followed by consistent batting
OF the Highland Springs team spelled defeat.
l. Bcadles. taking up burden OF Ia o
In tho fourth inning. pitched great ball for
highland Springs during the balance OF the
game
Highland Springs plays the strong High
land Park team Saturday. August 80. at
Highland Springs.
The AllStar c. c. a. a. team, who claims
game on that date with Highland Springs
team, have been misinfornted. The FIRST
open date for Highland Springs Will be Sep
TENDER 70.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-28
ROANOKE WINS
DOUbLE-HEADER
Tigers Defeat Busch's Coolers in
Two Close Games and Go
Into Second Place.
Especial to The Times Dispatch

Petersburg. Va. August 27-The
Tigers threw crimp into the Coolers
this evening by taking both games or
doublc-header. The games were mark
ed by the sensational ficldin of both
teams. that of Goolby, prcssly ana
Wcicher, for the Tigers, and Spcnccr
7uscii and Damrau. for the Coolers. in
me hrst game. and Maths. Summers.
Nr"PfS and Summers in the second
me pest mat has been witnessed
IN thiS city this Year. Cooper ana
t.hrd were the opposing pitchers in tho
,lrst' and barring his wildncss Cooper
had the best OF the battle
me Tigers scored three runs i'm tho
seventh inning when Gardin, who took
LieD place In right field, was saf.
ON barhetts error Eird was given his
pase on balls and Ciardin scored on
inns single. Pressly foulcd ont and
'-hrd scored on lrmschers single These
were the only runs made in the ;irst
game, although the Coolers had soy
Giai ehahces' fast and phenomenal field
,ms preVehtcd them from getting u
man FARTHER than third base.
The second game was u nitcbor.,
pattic between Vance and Gardin. Eoth
pilcherS kept their hits we'll scattrrod
IN inc NTH Efird was hit for two Gin
sies and double, which netted tho
"ooperS TWO runs. In the second Vance
was MT Tor three singles. which gave
lhe Ilgcrs u run, ana in the sixth artar
summers, the first man up, had gotten
hrsl on an error by Busch Welchar
singled, bringing him across the nl,ta
ana scored himself on Gardins two
o"SSer 10 deep centre.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-28
its Drop to Third Place i'm League Race
In the Wake of the Game
BY GUS MALBERT

;, The Colts return to-day to meet the
Whispering Colts return in third
SO did we, but nevertheless IL came
somewhat as a. shock. still there's
fight left in us. Didn't we tie the
second gune? There's something in
that Not every ball club can tic a
ball game. Mir Poynter, or Poyner. or
Pointer. they've given him dozen
aliases already. reported. In addition
to reporting. MIR Poynter, etc, lost us
ball game. But then he's a pitcher.
Likewise, and in extenuation. Sec
rotary Bradley announced last night
that Manager Griffin was expecting"
two or three more pitchers before the
week ends. He'll doubtless need them.
Roanoke wants that second place. and
Roanoke is going 10 put up an awful
battle to keep the ground gained by n
double slamming of the Coolers. 1t
isn't often that n visiting horde can
beat the Buschmen twice during any
forming in Buschville. But Buck Press
~ did ii twice in one day. That gives
him working majority, and he wants
to see that majority increased after he
counts the vote from Richmond pre-
rinct
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-28
BLUES CALL MEN
EARLY THIS SEASON
Football Practice Begins Septem-
Der Billy Word Not to Go
to University.

a call has been issued for all candidates
for the Richmond Blues football team to
report at the Blues Armory Wednesday,
September g. when practice Will begin.
This Will be the Blues third year In foot
ball, and the prospects are bright for the
best team ever turned out by the soldiers.
All the football-loving public remembers
the team that finished last season in blaze
OF glory and swamped their old rivals the
Norfolk Blues
Practically every man of last years team
will! be back. which means the team Will
start with such experienced players as
Word, Richardson, McRee. Sweeney, Bnhen.
king, Jacobs, Van Pclt. Cason, Dennis
Besides the members who played last year
additional strength has been added TO the
team by Walker. the giant tackle of Medi-
cal College of Virginia. who IS n MEM
Der OF tho Blues; Spencer OF last years
squad of University College OF Medicine.
John Marshall High School and other prep
schools and city amateur teams.
The football enthusiasts OF Richmond will
have the pleasure of seeing Billy Word i'm
action here this fall he will positively
play with the Blues, having decided ycster-
day not TO attend the University OF Virginia
Tho opening game Will be at Hampden-
sidney College on September 20. The sched-
ue:
September :o-Hampdn- Sidney College at
Hampden- Sidney.
September 2T-Richmond College at Broad
Street Park.
October 4-Riohmond Howtzers at Broad
Street Park.
October ll-William and Mary College at
Williamsburg.
October 1S--Randolph- Macon College AT
Broad Street Park.
October spending.
November 1-Open. ~.
November Spending. :E!aWtkaExaAsitM .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-28
STREAHL IS AFTER
Joe TURNER'S BELT
Wrestling Bout Tonight Be
tween European Champion and
Worlds Title Holder,

John streahl. "middlcweight cham
pion of Europe who is booked to meet
Joe Turner, the worlds champion" at
Broad Street Park tonight. arrived in
town last night, and if looks 70 for
anything, Streahl Will certainly give
Turner hard battle
Streshl is putting his big silver cup
against Turner's belt. and the winner
Of to-nighrs bout viii be the undis-
puted worlds champion.
Streahl is n German by birth. and
has been in this country about eight
months. during which time he has de
feated all the westlcrs he has met.
some OF them are Al. Alderman, Chris
larson, Jim Barnes Shelp Ed A,hcr-
ton. Bob Berry, "English champion. ("
and Soldier Ker8sr .'champion of Homo
lulu He als.s Won 4 handicap from
Leo Pardello. the italian champion"
Streahl Was born in Berlin Germany.
IN 1856. and started 10 wrestling when
he was nineteen years old. From the
measurements Streahl has the best OF
The argument Tie measurements Of
INC two wrestlers are as follows
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-28

ne Just M who will bitch o-day hasn't
Jobson and Ayers to tie the second cone
i too WIN n, Pqrtsmouth yesterday, and
t Who WI be be the sacrifcial Offering
on n should be Harry Griffin or
one OF the new expectations
Next Next to not winning either of the
uou reader in Pirate town, the most
striking thing Is that johnny Mace
MADE his second home run in as many
DAYS That almost compensates for the
slide into third place.
Pressly. If he keeps his winning
streak and the Coolers continue the
slump. may make II warm for Busch
before September 10 comes around
anyway, and despite our prediction to
Inc erect that Petersburg had tho
Nag throttled. He has won three times
OUT OF four stars. and still going good.
while the Coolers appear a tribe weak
about the knees. However, Heinib
has a pretty safe margin TO fight with.
Norfolk disposscssed Newport News.
ihine from NTH place.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-28
MONEY COUNTERS
WILL ORGANIZE
ATHLETIC CT UB

meeting Will he held this afternoon Mt
f:lo clock in the directors office OF the
First National Bank for the purpose of or
Ganizing an amateur athletic association
This organization expects TO affiliate with
the r. a. a. f. and has the moral and ma
terial backing OF the bank officials
There are at least eighty employees In the
bank. and some good material should turn
up. The association VIII he similar 10 the
one organized by the Life Insurance Com
pany Of Virginia which has made such
strides In amateur athletics.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-28
PhiIudeInI,i,,

Totals ...i3 Il n 81 ~ Totals lie 4 IS - II
Il. Magee left field.
-. Magee. left field.
4Batted FOR Brennan In second.
Batted for Inlay In NTH.
Score by innings: r.
st. Louis ......................0S / o 30 liz
Ihtadelphia ..................0 l | o D O o.
summary: ErrorS-Luderus. Kiilifer I2),
Brennan. Two-base hits-O teary, Paskert.
Three base ht-Oakcs Home run-Magec
Sacrifice hits-L Magee Konetchy go.
Stolen bases-Oakes. Konetchy. Luderus.
Double play-Hillifcr to Ludcrus. First base
on balis-On Brennan, !; on Griner i: OF
Hasip 3. Struck out-By Brennan g: by
Grincr. / by Inlay, .: by Harmon B. Hit by
pitcher-Byrne. Passed ball-Killfer Time
OF game. 9:l9 EMPIRES. KLEIN and Ortiz
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-28
CARDINALS SWAMP QUAKERS

Philadelphia. Pa. August 27.-The Card!-
nails gave the Philes the worst trouncing
Of the year to-day. defeating the Ouakcrs
IL TO I. Manager Doom used four pitchers.
but could not stop the bat fest OF Manager
liugSins's aggregation. Eight runs were
made in the second inning Off Brennan. and
he was replaced In the third by Inlay. The
latter gave way To RiXey in the seventh.
and the big collegian WAS succeeded by Has
lip in the eighth Griner. who started for
the Cardinals, replaced in the third by
Harmon. Oakcs and Magee featured at the
bat, the former getting I'VE safctiea, and
the latter home run. Score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-28
T|NKER'S HOME
RUN WINS GAME
Brown, Of Cincinnati, Holds
League Leaders to One
Lone Run.
CUBS DOWN BROOKLYN
DOWN BROOKLYN
ST. LOFTS Takes Philadelphia
Into Camp by Good Score.
Rain Stops Other Game.

New York. August 1.-THE Reds ended
their series with the Giants this evening
defeating the league leaders . to l. Manager
mixers batting WIS Il feature his hitting,
being responsible for all OF Cincinnau's
runs. Tinker scored Marsans. who had
singled. with n long drive In the second
frame. and sent the Cuban home again in
the fourth with sacrifice n.y. In the sixth
tinker made home run, scoring Egan and
Hoblitzel ahead OF him. The Giants only
tnlIy came in the seventh on Merkle's sin
to left. Score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-28
[ LATEST ALL-STAR TEAMS
PICKED BY ARDENT FANS

Shortstop-Gondoln.
Third base-Howedell
Left held-Mattis
Centre held-Smith.
Right fleld-Laval
". E. Locke:
Observation-Disclosures Enrd C;ardin .,d
Weeder.
Catchers-Laughln and Stewart
First base-Pressly.
Second baso--Krepps
Shortstop-Barnett
Third base-Damrau
Left feld-Mattis
Centre neld-Tennant
Right hcld-Laval
A. b Wilson:
Catchers--Laughl!n. Garv!n.
Pitchers-Ehrd. Barton. Gard.n.
Brooks
First basc-Prcssly.
Second base-Krepps
Third base-Damrau.
Shortstop--Bush or Barnett.
Left hcli-Tennant
Centre feld--Ginn.
Right feld-LavaI
Harper Barnes. Newport News:
Catchers-Garvin, Wetcher
Pitchers--Gardin, Brooks O'Rrten.
Carter.
First base-Tarlton.
Second base Krepps
Third base--Damrau
Shortstop-Gray
Right neld-I.aval
Left fcld-Tenant
Centre held-Eberte
w. l.. Chiffon. West Point. Va:
atChers-l.aughllu. Garyln
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-28
CHICAGO DEFEATS BROOKLYN

Brooklyn y. Y. August 27.-Thc Cubs
made clean sweep of the series with the
To O. Big Jim Vaughn. the former Yankee
pitched u star game FOR the Cubs. and nj no
time were the Dodgers In danger %! scoring.
The only tallyinE was In the seventh. when
single. sacrifice. a walk and two triples
Melted tho Cubs three runs. That was
enough for Reulbach the cx-Cub and Ruck-
or pitched tho last two frames Score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-28
Glenn Swccn for Illinois.

Tut In Bay. o.. Angus. 27--Iilinois Athle-.
tic Club swimmers made "a clean sweep to-
day. capturing all events constituting tho
central States championship series. n feat
lure or Aquatic sports week, continuation
OF the Intcrlakc Yachting Association'g
Perry's victory centennial program. They
land. Detroit and Toledo athletic clubs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-28
Brooklyn.


Totals 81 6 % Totals q, - L.
'Battcd for Rculbach In seventh.
tBatted for Moran in eighth.
NV. Miller, right field.
Score by innings r.
Chicago ........................O q 0 o 0 %
Brooklyn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o 0 q 0 90
summary Errors-VauEhn. Fisher. -.
Miller. Two base hits-Cutshaw, Smith.
Three-base hits-W. Miller. Safer. Double
play-Fisher 20 Cutshaw to Daubcrt. Let on
hases-Chicngo, 10. Brooklyn. .. Hi,s-On
Rculbach. Ia Innings. First base ON balls
on Rculbach. 81, OF Vaughn. 1. off Ruckcr
l. struck out--Ry Vaughn. s. Collins 80.
Daubert Moran, Wheat, -. Miller IIumtnel;
by Renibach. ,, Vaughan t?). Hit by pitch
er-Archcr. Umpires, brennan and Eason.
Time OF game, $50.
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y lN 4 l..

TlNaL. an excellent an-Havana
smoker, made ~ Spaniards and Cubans.
IN .! sizes. Mild, fragrant palatahlc.
o. sale at Levenson Cigar stores and
ELAN cigar Smoke Shop.-Adv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-28
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
yEsTERpAY,s nEsULvs.

Norfolk. IL; Newport News. >.
Portsmouth. .; Richmond. tfirst
Snme).
Portsmouth, 2; Richniond. 3 ten
innings. darkness. second gnmc).
Petersburg. u; Ronuol>c. = tfirst
Game).
Petersburg. =: Roanoke. 3 osccond
Enmc).
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-28

TUNAL, an excellent all-Tavana smoker
maze by Spaniards and Cubans. in q sizes
Miln, iraBrRni palatable For sale at
I.cvrnson Cigar stores and Elam Cigar
Smoke shop.-Adv.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-28

TUNAL, an excellent all-Havana smoker
made by Spaniards and Cubans. in q sizes
Mid. fragrant. paiatabie For sale at
Levenson Cigar stores and Elan Cigar
Smoke Shcp.-Adv.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-28
rotnls. 80 5 u
NorfOlIS.
Totals
by INNINGS:

Newport New, .3OOlU0lO 90 .
Norfolk 49, ...O I0lOo2 "--l2
summary stolen ba scs-Gondolti
kirchcr and Nandine Two-base hits
Geyer, Smith Nandinc and Schradcr
Home run--Smith. Sacrifice fly
Smith. Double plays--ti:ay 10 Stein
~. nel TO Schiad Long to Schrader
Struck put-By barton, l. by Bern
hardt, /. Base on balls-Om Barton,
Wandine); off Bcrnhardt2 (Haddow. -.
Hit Observation-Disclosures Left on bases
Newport News 3; Norfolk. 8. Time
of game, 100. Umpire. Williams.
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Portsmouth.

lhCHuioHu ''....'. .-.... - u u Y y y O--l
Portsmouth ........Oll 22OO.--7
summary: Two-base hits-Tennant.
Boyd, Laval, Whitcr,-5. Eberts Home
run-Mace. stolen bases-Evans. Ten
nant 90. Boyd. Garvin and Carter
Double plays-Newton TO Dobson. Boyd
10 Garter TO Whitcraft. Bases ON balls
off Poyner, :. Left on bascs-Rich-
mond. &; Portsmouth. IL. Struck out
hy Brown. 3. Wild pitch-poyner and
Brown. Time, 1:25 Umpire, Clark
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-28
Portsmouth.

-, 'FVVVN1 TOT tn VIII III IUUTIH'
Richmond ....... 90 200 o o o 0--3
Portsmouth OnOOl | o q Ga
Laval, Ayers. Three base hits-Howell
H"me runs-Newton, Bresnahan. Sto-
len bases-Tcnnant. Double plays
Eber,s TO Davis. Sacrifice hits-Lusly,
Boyd. Howedcll. Base on balls-Job-
con, 3; Hardin, =. Left on bases
Aichmond, i; Portsmouth. o Hit by
pitched ball--Davis Hits-off Hardin.
in innings: off Jobson in innings.
struck out-by Jobson, 4 by Ayers. A:
by oBrien !. Time. 1856. Umpire, Mr..
Clark.
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ROnnOlSc.

Petersburg . 20 q n q q q q n n
summary: Two-basc hits-Busch.
Goaihy stolen bases-Spencer. CHM
double plays - Prcssly, Wclchcr;
Wclcher and Prcssiy; Busch and Bren-
negan, Sacrifice hts-Pressly. Base
on ballS--oif Cooper, 6; off Efrd. .
Lett ON bascs--Roanokc, Is: Petersburg
s. Sacrihce ty-Mattis. Struck out
by Cooper. D. by Efrd. A. Time of
Eame-l:3o. Cmpires-Norcum ana
kelly.
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Tho bout starts At SIS o'clocIl. and
there Will he a preliminary. Women
nee.