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AUSTRALASIA TEAM
WINS TENNIS DOUBLES
Mclaughlin Not In Form, and For.
eigners Take Match in Straight
Sets, 6-8, S.6, o..
FINAL GAMES TOMORROW
Nothing Short of a Miracle Will
Keep the Cup in This Country.
10000 Enthusiastic Fans See
Contest.

NEW YORK. August l4-The Davis
cup is rocking. II began TO roll to-
day. when the Australasian team.
Brookes and Wilding. won the doubles
from Mclaughlin and Bundy by the
straight tally OF SO, SIS. a..
The victory leaves the Antipodca ans
in the lead with two matches 10 one.
and they need but one more match,
when Captain Brookcs will he at lib
crty 10 tuck the trophy under his arm
and head for the country down I'M
der
II was not an overwhelming rout by
any means, and perhaps the experts
viii say We should have won. and
probably We would If Mclaughlin was
himself. True. he was in the match
to day in spots and flashes. but he was
not the same Mclaughlin that lowered
the colors OF Brookes on Thursday. The
smashing was inaccurate. his lots were
weak and his otherwise terrific SER
vice was without effect. With the OK
ception Of the, first set Bundy played
battle than was generally expected
Australians Plny Well.
As team tho Australasians could
combina ton in doubles has ever been
seen on this side of tho water. Not
once during the three hard sets did
tney CiaSn, ana IN SonS Srter the ball
they appeared TO be in the right po-
sition every time What was most
surprising was that they could return
all sorts of shots across the net. and
although they exhibited some weakness
on the overhead work they were able
to handle the lobs OF both Mclaughlin
and Bundy, and In the ma jority of cases
won out on the tossing rallies
. The contest was witnessed by more
than $4,000 spectators. Thrilling plays
aroused enthusiasm until the cheer
Ing was equalled only by that at big
baseball and football games.
1t is agreed on all sides tonight
that nothing short of a miracle to-
morrow will save the cup. Two
matches remain to be played, and if
by chance we should win both. the
trophy will stay. Brookes is billed
to play Williams in the first mat ch.
and Mclaughlin will meet Wilding in
the second. Williams has ono chance.
and that is, if the match should go
the five full sets. when his youth and
energy will more than offset tho stcadi-
ness and cleverness of Brookes. On
form Mclaughlin should score over
Wilding. but If he, only plays as tamely
as he did to-day he may have to take
water from the New Zealander
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MIDDL EWEIGHTS WILL
BE IN THE SPOTLIGHT


Much interest is manifested in the
wrestling tournament which Is to take
place at the Auditorium next Monday
night.
The main bout between Joe Turner.
OF this city. and Fritz Hanson, who
claims the middlewcight championship
BY his recent victory over Turner.
promises to be one of tho most bitterly
contested matches.
The men have been in training for
The event. aud each is determined to
secure the victory.
The men arc to weigh IN ring side
ut lis pounds or under. aud the match
calls for best two in three falls with
only the stranGle hold barred.
In tho semi wind up, Walter kceGan,
who. with his manager. arrived ycster-
day. will meet Allie IIasscn. conceded
10 be ono Of Europes best middle
weights. l<ccg:n defeated five men in
Newport News last Tuesday night
within an hour, and il wearing "a few
mat bruises result OF his victory.
Tho first bout of the evening between
Ickc smith Of iosve fame and Eddie
Bass. the blacksmith. will start prompt
~ ut S:!J O'Clock.
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TWO UNBEATEN PAGERS
RACE FOR BIG PURSE
Stevens Beats Couchman in 2:1O
Event, Which Gives Him Rec
ord of Five Straight Victories.
FRANK PATCH WINS 2:12 CLASS
Six Heats Necessary to Reach a De.
cision--Belwin Breezes Through
Three Heats and Takes 2:16 Trot
From the Field.

KALAMAZOO. August 1.-THE two
unbeaten PAGERS, Peter Stevens and
King Couchman, met to-day in the
$4,000 stake for a.lo PAGERS, the feature
event of the days Grand Circuit card.
Stevens was better than an even
money favorite in the auctions, and
he made good. although it required five
heats. Couchman heat him In a drlv-
the third when the favorite broke. but
in the other three stevens was best,
S and w9 an. very handiiS; making his
defeat for the season.
walter Cox won "A six-heat race with
Frank Patch in the 2:lo pace, and Bel
the 2:l6 trottinG stake. The 2:17 pace
vas not started until after s. o'clock,
had Won the fi i heat. summarie seat
Barney Rn eSn Gibbs, hr E., by Prodigal-
Wilkes (Gee an,S, os baron ! !,
FAR R vhtrginia hr m. ,cox} e z
3;ls trot 60 in 0:,stske, $1,000:
Fe Wilma B. g. e. ~ aS MsK Ieisryril Belle
The GUIDE. b. il. (ceers5 ....... 2 s .
Hazel H. La ing. ch; m. (Andrewsl. : 4
Tem%Yp rsFo Fl 'Is%h. yinmcll also
r,I s;I9 pace g 6 il . purse. $1,000:
Ethen Boy Baroness vi
Leila Paichen, blk. m. ! : . !
irsn rand" Opera, b. h. ) : :
MISS sa" Sew Sure. b. m, .
s eIhelss' Lit 1ernice. Pauline Htlaa
The Reverend. Andy K. TuaI W orth;
and Gilbert NJ. also started. Best time,
2:i7 pace g in 81; purse. $1,000 Gun
f1nished):
r., II. Breat. b. e.. by wapenee-
Lean. b. m. Murphy) 49,. 2
The Assessor. oh. h. (McMahon) -. 2
Fred DsTorsst, Rodney vi also start,
3:io pace Is in 81; purse, $4,000:
peter 't The 'Great.T;oxiss
Allerton, by Allerton
tGarrlson) .....,....... .
king. couehman, br. s.
G Game or. n. 'G &C ~: 9 8 I
Thistle Patch. Eel Direct, Mary r..
Pick. Rastus, Walnut Grove, Baron
Alcyone and Irene Beau also started
Best time, 2:0b Id.
Carolina League. tiai
AZ Winston-salen winston-sai.n,, q; Ra-
4. Ashsyine; Asheyill.. 9; er.sn,ssse. i.
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Lineup for To-Day

Nm unfortunate stumble hy Berger
en- he was backing towards tho
bee TO get Goalby's long ny In the
hth inning OF tho game yesterday be-
cen the Colts and Tigera allowed
itor 10 take second base and event
score the tying run and rob the
Inc team of n ! TO victory.
I'm the previous inning the first tally
the game WAS sent across the pan,
en- Berger slammed the pellet over
sht tield fence. this being the only
he this feat has been done by
yer in the Virginia League! Cm-
3e Clark said after tho game that
A hit was the hardest that he has
In IN the circuit this season.
Local fans and many visitors here
"Setter Acquaintance Week" wit
R,sed the contest. and 7, was one
mayer Ryan sent Ramey to the
Eund, while Manager Welchcr de-
3ndcd on Chandler 10 twirl the pellet
/ the Tigers, both pitchers performed
big league style. and hits were few
r far between In tho first seven scs
owed only four singles. and but one
andler WAS equally effective. aud
Pre-. was but one Colt that perched on
r third hassock IN seven innings.
bunting Makes Grenf Cntch.
There were many thrilling features
Injected with the game. The most
lnded stab Of Poh's liner by Bunting
! the nth. inning that broke up a pos-
PIE rally. as the ball was labeled for
rec sacks. had IL passed tho second
lrhc Colts outneld had busy after
ion. no less than fourteen chances
Eng 10 the outer garden. thirteen OF
"a day al second accepting all OF
| ten chances without a scmblance
|rho visitors showed lots OF pep. ana
stop the hsrd-iiit balls that
|, 81, on the Colts bats.
ch1 S,I game Eill be played of when
The season. September 10. IL. u. and.
|ould the race be close at that time,
h eontestS--,which Will be nvo in
ltkciy prove interesting.
Action in Two Innings.
hll the action WAS In the last two
pings OF Yesterdays game. Bunting,
20 had been easy for Chandler. fan-
centre the third time up. landed on
10 OF Chambers offerings. and the
~ went sailing over right centre
ped after two men had been retired
pop hies TO short. Gray. who fol-
(yed EuntinE. also popped to short,
iosiby. the t!rst man at bat for the
GERS IN the ninth. hi, ny to left
|.t Bunting ordinarily. would have
zen easily. but his spikes caught in
1: Garth and he stumbled. and Just
s able to touch the ball. this put
aiby on second. lrmscher sacrificed
~ TO third. Stcinhauscr, with two
Fixes and three balls, caught a low
10 and nit safely over second. scoring
Ialby. 1t was getting dark by this
Fne. 50 Umpire Clark allowed tho
ING TO go another inning without any
Eult. when he called IL on account OF
|rkness
|rhe Colts and Tigers will stage a
Iuble- header at Broad Street Park
IL afternoon, which will bring the
Eionday afternoon Newport News
IN be the guests of the locals In
|, onener OF three game set, Thurs
IT, Petersburg VIII try conclusions
[th the Cote. and a big day Is ex-
|,ted, as the Rotarlans Will be out
force. The score:
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STANDING or TEA VS..
WHERE THEY PA, TODAY.
BoatoU Mt New York.
Ciocinnnti ut Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia nj nrPclSiyr.
st. louis nj Chicago.

NEW YORK. August li.-Thc Eos
ton Braves made the t;ianta' vision of
the pcnnant more obscure. whcu they
won again to-day by the score OF
to 3. Only -four AMI = half games
divide the two foremost contestants
for the banner.
Tcsrcau. Dcmaroc and Wiltse were
ushered into service or tho Giant
mound III 4 vain effort 10 save tho day.
Smith walked III the second. AMI WAS
soon sent racing home on Mann's and
Gowdy's singles. Mann was caught at
second. hut Gcwd% cycntually came
home OF a sacrifice ny.
III tho third Evcrs walked home on
Schniidt'a SHARP single. and Connolly
scored by fast running feat. Two
more TALES were acquired in the nfth
and one IN the sixth bs the Braves.
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HUsSANE PREDICTS
THAT HE WILL WIN
Feels Certain That Lewis yyIiI Go
Down to Defeat In NcAt Tuesdays
Mutch.

Quite lot OF interest is being taken
in the wrestling bout between Hus-
sane and Lewis. which will take place
next Tuesday night at Broad Street
Park. The Turk seems to have every
thing In his favor. and stands an cx-
cellent chance to win. IL he does not
lose his head. Lewis. on. the other
hand, can give an opponent weight
self.
The foreigner in talk last night
predicts an easy victory over Lewis
despite the handicap he feels himself
up against In posting forfeit of 500
not TO use the toe ana s,ranelc holds
While the match in which these two
men met several weeks ago did not
please a portion OF the big crowd.
whatever the outcome OF the ma tch
Tuesday night In BROAD Street Park.
ono thing is certain-the winner will
have to show an enormous amount OF
reserve strength and endurance.
The Hussane- Lewis match will start
Al S:4o. following an interesting pre-
liminary. The services OF Well
known referee is being sought, and it
Us expected that he will be the third
man in the ring,
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TWO FOR THE YANKS

made il two In q row TO-DAY. do,yninc
the Red SoA, to 6, in a game marked
sy 4 lot of hard hitting and some poor
helding by the CarriEans
The Red Sox looked like winners AT
me start. when they pushed over four
taliies III the first inning. but Foster.
VINO opened, went wild. and before Col
Inns relieved him the Ranks had three
runs In; They added four in the fifth
OH collins and sewed matters up.
Seulent finished UP for Boston, while
Coie, who was pushed in in the second
after Brown and Heating had been
Eanked, saw the New Workers through
10 the finish. The score:
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WHITE sox START RALLY

ST. LOUIS. August 1i-TrailinS one
run behind and with one out in the
fierce rally to-day, and beat the
Browns. Wcilman pitching, 10 4. 4
pass TO Schalk, Chappelle's third single,
and single by Pinch Hitter DAILY de-
ing.
Fabcr started for the Sox. but was
knocked out In the third. I.athrop re-
placed him and stopped the locals. The
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NoRDIcA WILL FILED
Ncarl. Ennrc E-tn,c neaues.hcd 10

tt~r 'rbrrc Sistcrs.
MEM YORK, August ia copy OF
the vii - liii.,n Sordica. the singer
who died in Java last MAY, tilcd to-
day provides that her entire estate.
value not stated. except for bcqucsts
a-SrcCa:iny $4,000. he divided among
htr three sisters. To II. Romaync
simmons, described as having been
with. me- for sixteen years. is be-
uucathcd s3O,0c0.
states that George W. Young. Madame
Nnrdica's husband. declined to file the
original will, The petition prays that
he he forced 10 10 SO.
In tho distribution or my property"
reads the will, II ain no, forgeuul or
MY hnTS hrH. g9nSs w 10. ,aso ooS
in cash, Which estimate a. his full
or more than full share to which he
might be entitled in my estate. It is.
however, my desire that my husband,
George w. Young, shall receive his
LEGAL portion
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o 0 BERS WIN TWO
GAMES FROM TRUCKERS
rsch, Mcfntyre and HcdEpeth pitch
GOOD BalI--Petersburg Now In
Third IpIDcr

PETERSBURG. VA. August 14.-Pe.
sburs took both ends of the double
ader played this afternoon with
rtsmonth. The games were marked
exceptional playing on tho part OF
|tTlrsch and Mcintyre were the opnos.
e pitchers In the first game, and
fsy both kept their hits we'll scat
led. In the fifth inning phenomi-
play by Laval of Hurley.s hit to
Iep left centre kept. Portsmouth from
1,rlng TWO runs. and three fast double
|iys by Petersburg kept Portsmouth
Iwn to ono run, made I'm tho first in.
11s, until the ninth. when base on
lis and McCleary's double scored the
W other run of the game.
the second game. Mcintyre was
III back by McElvecn. and iedgpeth
fnt In for the homo boys. Hedgpeth
rs In fine form. allowing only Ave
Is. one triple by Riley, Which scored
p only ran for the Truckers. McIn-
Re, on. tho other hand. was hit for
SINGLES. and two doubles, besides
Continued On. Sixth PaEe9
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Alcos VS.. Ashland
at Byrd Park To-Day

This afternoon, beginning nj 2,3O
O'Clock, the Aicos will meet the ASH
landers in tho first game of a double
header, in the final series to decide
tho city championship. The games
will be ntHged-at byrd PARK, and
Will doubtless attract large crowd.
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LINER SIGHTED AT SEA
unusuni Action OF tho Main Attracts

Intention.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. August H.
Captain Watson. Of tile British steamer
harchicncss of Butte. which arrived
here last night reports speaking the
North German LioAd liner Main. loug
overdue from Bremen to Eaitimore.
with a large passenger list, on the
night of August 5. Captain Watson.
who did not Know OF the declaration or
war, was attracted by the unusual ac-
tions OF the liner. lie spoke her. aad
was told tho vessel WAS the Main.
When he asked, where bound:' the
lights on the liner were suddenly
doused, and She made off With great
speed, changing her course.
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PHILADELPHIA. PA. Augnst 10
Walter Johnson bcsted Rube Bressier
in a duel to-day. but he effected 1t by
batting feat, III which he sent the
pill sailing into tho left bleacher seats,
making the run required TO win. john
son was hit moro frequently than
succeeded In tanning the aIackmen,
Umpire Evans chased Williams and
Ryan off the field for yelling from the
bench during the seventh inning. The
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hmond 0O00ooO10 o--I
lnoko n q q n n q q n I n

FId -IoII 70 COO IbN 10 Wei
bases-Richmond. s: Roanoke. ..
|crihce hitS-Steinhauscr. Irmscher.
fo-base hits-Woerth Home rlins--
|rser. Stolen bases-Cray, Welcher.
Use on balls.-off Ramey. 5; off Chand-
!; struck out-by Ramey. /: By
andler, 3. Time OF game, 2:05. TIM
re, Clark.
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shnmrock E.pectca Sunday

rock w, with which Sir Thomas Lip
ton had expected to race for the Amer
teas cup when tho war INTERVIEWED to
prevent. left Bermuda OH the last log
OF her transatlantic voyage yesterday
at noon, and is expected to arrive here
on Sunday She will be placed in dry
dock, -
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HIT STEEN HARD

CLEVELAND. August 14.-By taking
advantage Of Nap errors and stamming
Bill Stems curves at opportune times,
S to 4.
The locals got nine hits off Dauss.
but he kept them well scattered. The
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KANSAS CITY, August l4.-Kansas
City came from behind in the seventh
inning, scored four runs. and won to-
days game from Baltimore, to 3.
Score BY innings: r. II. T..
Baltimore 0o2201o0o-5 .
Kansas City Oo00o04O IS 0 3
Batteries: Wilhelm, Conley and Jack
litsch: Cullop. Adams and Easterly.
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NEW RECORD FOR ARMY

Fort Monroe Company Mnkcs Perfect
score In Night Practice.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, August IA
a new record for night big gun prac-
tice was established last night by the
One Hundred and Sixty sixth Company.
Coast Artillery, AT Fort Monroe, when
a perfect score OF seven hits out OF
seven shots were registered. Tho tar
gets were placed al a distance of 1000
yards out I'm Chesapeake Bay. The
record is new one for the army.
Twelve inch guns were used.
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Southern Association.

st Chattanooga: Chattanoosa. =; Menu
pAiS, 5.
At Birmingham. Birmingham $: Mobile :.
81 New Orleans New orleans. ); Mont.
romerr. .thrSt Snmc,. Montgomery. ]:
Ncu orleans. tsecond Samci.
Al Atlanta. Atlanta Ma shvllc traln,.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Baltimore at Kansas City.
Pittsburgh mt Chicago.
Buffalo Rt Indianapolis.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
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score ny innings: r.
Boston ..........................n o q o.
New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS / o . ia
Summary: Errors-Devore. Maranviiie ,o..
Besshsr. stock. First base on er-ors-Sew
Iork; :. tctt on bases Boston. !; New York,
reAu 4; OF Demarce i: OF Wiitse. !. Struck
out-by James. :: by 'rcsrcau. ); by Witse.
T. Home runs-Conuolly. Merklc. THo-b base
hit-Conrclly. Sacrifice hit-Maranville Sac
rlfoc fes-r cvorc. Connolly. stolen bases
Evcrs. Burns. Double plays-Doyic and
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GIANTS LOSE SECOND
CONTEST To BRAVES
Boston Now Only -Four and n Half
Games Behind National League
Champions.
DODGERS LOST FIvE-RuN LEAD
PhiIlies Como From Behind and Win.
Mensor. Batting for McQuillen,
Starts Rally, and Pirates Defeat
Reds by S-to-7 Score.
National League Results
j ESTERDA1,s :

lEsTER sConEs.
Bc.top. q, New York. 2.
PittsburEh. ); Cincinnati. :.
Philadelphia, >; Brooklyn. :.
tOthrr game not schcduIcd.D
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WALTER JOHNSON WINS
CAME WITH HOME RUN
Also Pitches Sterling Ball Against
Niack's Athletics, Senators TAX.
ing Second Game of Series.
WHITE sox STAGE A RALLr
ST. Louis Browns Defeated In Ninth
Inning-Yanks Mako II Two I'm a
Row-Iigers Take Advantage OF
Errors. -
WHITE sOX STAGE A RAIL,
American League Results

YESTERDAYS SCORES.
WashipEton, ~ Philadelphia. I.
Detroit, ST Cleveland, 4.
New York, II boston, @.
Chicago, 8, st. Louis, 4.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Washington Mt Philadelphia.
New York mt B6sfon.
Chicago at II. Louis.
Detroit at Cleveland.
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KANSAS CITY SCORES
FOUR RUNS IN SEVENTH
Defeats I<nahc's Tcrrnplns Second Game
OF Scrics-ftebels Win From rIukers.
Tfp-TOps Rally In Ninth.
Federal League Results
lESTERDA

YESTERDAYS SCORES.
KANSAS City, 9; baltimore, S.
BroOkiyu, 3, 81. Louis, >.
Pittsburgh. ,; Chicago. 2.
tothcr gamc not schcduIcd.)
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ISnetzer Effective.

CHICAGO, August 14.-Knetzcr's eff
fcctivencss In pinchcs to-day was the
main factor in Pittsburgh's 5 to 3 vic
tory from Chicago.
Score by Innings: r. II. Il.
Pittsburgh 1101020 0---5 10 Q
Chicago ..... % OIL 200 o. . .
Batteries: Knetzcr and Berry; Prem
dcrEast. Fisk and Wilson.
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score by innings: n
New York. observation-disclosures 100000 O.;
Boston .....................i O O q lie
Summary: Errors--Maisei. Gardner. Foster
Collins. Two-base hits-Maisei. Cree Null
len. colo, Gardner %. Stolen baEes-Hoop-
or. Maisel. IIob!tzc. Bases OH baliA-off
Brown. Z; off Heating. /: OFF Collins. ;: off
Foster Struck out-.by Brown, 1: nv
Heating. ?: by Bedient. Il; by Foster g.
Sacrifice hits--Ccie. Sweeney. Cook, Hooper
Double plays--Roonc to Peckinnauyh 10
Mullen: yerkcs TO Hoblitze to Scott I'm
pircs. Chill and Connolly
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rroFe Ny InnInEA. r.
Philadelphia Observation-Disclosures 4 su-i
Wn-htnctou acknowledgements. o o q q a j..
summary; Two-base hitS-Gandil, Ain
tlniu'. SchanS Home run--Johnson. stolen
n4scs- ShnI,ks. Collins. Morgan FRS, base
or crrors-Philadc lphia. /. Left on bases
Pn!adelphi'. .. Warrington 4. struck out
-! johnson. =, D, BrcSsl-r. .. H4I,. on
nai's-os -onnson. :. on R-esslcr : Time
!.1H G!np!ieS Egaa ana Erans
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summary. Errort-WtaVer +. Walker.
TNo-hase hits-Lavan. Williams Breton
s setes on bal!:-oF Faber. struck out
~ Neilman. j. ny Faber !: by Benz .
Hit hy pitched bslI-by we.lmsp u.athTopl
stolen oasc-HoSard. Umpires Dineen and
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Cleveland.
Total... .ss S hi ri rs

Totals...at 4 s.in Total..3s S 10 "a IS
sRatted for Steen in seventh.
tBatted for Coumbe la ninth.
Score by innings: r.
Cleveland ............1oiooo2oo
Detroit Northumberland. q . q a..
summary: Errors-Turner, Chapman. La.
CONTINUED On Sixth Page.l-1
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New York
Totals....aa sii.ils Totals. ), Il:

- 20 iotais'.,n- - - ~
'Ra:led for Heating in second.
tBattcd for Janvrin In sixth
tBattsd for Collins In sixth
Stated for Carrlgan In ninth
.BaltNd for Bcllcni In sevnnih
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Totsls....s2 III =, IS Totals,..s; 4 $ q Is
-Batted for Tcsrcau in nth.
tBst.cd for Demarce in seventh.
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Score Three In Ninth.

ST. LOUIS. August IA series Of
singles to-day in tho ninth gave
Brooklyn three runs ana the game,
j to 3.
Score by innings: R.H.E.
Brooklyn ......3 ooooo0oa-5
ST. Louis ......0 000O01 Ga Z q
Batteries: Blueiacket. Scaton and
Land: Davenport. Brown and Simon.
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AZ Columbus: Columbus 10: Louisville. S.
AZ indianapolis; Indianapolis. 6; Ciave-
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AT August: Columbia. 5: Augusta z
AT Charleston: Savannah, .; Charleston, 1.
AZ Albany: Macon. II: Albany 2
AZ Columbus: Columbus. .: Jacksonville, Q,
International League.
AT Providence: Providence. S; Montreal >
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