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New Bin nj the Lyric.

New Bill ut the Lyric.
Surprises" promised al the eleventh
hour on theatrical bills are as a rule
isappointing. II is, therefore, graft
tying to comment upon the success
scored at the Lyric Theatre yesterday
afternoon and last night by Coaklcy.
lIanvey and Dunlcavy, three merry men.
each with a reputation on the minstrel
stage. who proved the hit of tho new
show. One Of the trio shines az a dan
Ger. His steps. soft, agile and dcf,ly
woven In the mazes of an artistic dance.
recall George Primrose at his best.
Then there Is comedian. who really
earns the title and a singer, who has a
tenor voice of most excellent quality.
The three give Al vcritablc minstrel per-
Torrance. This act drew lavish APP
plause from the big crowds at the matt
nee and evening performances.
Pretty lIope Vernon, chanteuse and
imitator. vas not advertised sur
prise But she proved to be that very
thing. Miss Vernon gave a series OF
limitations. her voice following the
notes of the violin, which won admira
ton and much applause She Is dis
tinctly a novelty In vaudeville. Hal
liGan and Stokes. n man and n girl,
were amusing, and the Two CARTONS.
comedy hand baianccrs, succeeded in
making good. A fast and very credit
able performance Is given by the Four
McNallays. team OF acrobats, who
have All act which is principally meri-
torious because OF the variety of
stunts they crowd into their perform
anCe w. &.
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WARRENTON HORSE
SHOW At TRACTS 10000
Most Successful Exhibition in History
Of Association, rs to Attendance
and Exhibits, Closes.
MERRY WIDOW WINS CUP
Mrs. Allan Potts Takes Second in the
Same Glass With Pretty Maid-Dr.
Churchman Awarded Robin Adair
Plate.


WARRENToN. VA. Aug 2o-Fully
closing dag or the Warrenton Horse
SHOW In spite OF intense heat from
the opening hour. the large grand
stand and promenade were allied with
a throng that became a solid mass be
fore the close or the sixteenth annual
exhibition. which has been ono OF the
nost successful In the history Of the
association. both from 4 point OF at
tendance and exhibits
Tho classes promptly called and e1-
hibited from start TO finish were notice
ably feature OF the show The de-
cisions given out by the judges were
clean and fair. and the general pro-
cecdinGs OF the day were all In favor
OF maintaining tho record of the great
est open air show IN America
The first seven classes were alvsr
oyer TO breeders interest The Waver-
~ cup for most useful general utility
horse given BY Mrs. s l.. Josephthai
was new for these parts and brought
out eight handsome entries. The horses
were driven, ridden and then jumped
Courtland II. Smith. exhibiting Nit hell
iiarrison's Merry Widow. won the f,rst
cup. with Mrs. Allen Potts. Protty
Maid. second. and Allen Russers hand
some horse. Association, placed for the
third rosette.
j. Is. Maddux and II. C. Groomer
were often winners In tho breeding
classes. MIR. Maddux taking three out
or four ribbons In tho class OF thor
oughbred two-year-olds.
Many Handsomely Cowncd women and
well-drcsscd men flled tho boxes and
at tho noon hour every availab Bile seft
on the Erandstand was sold DR. " I
Churchman won tho Robin .Adatr plat.
with little Jimmy Trigger. aSspottod
EeidinS who 80 far is undcfeated
though Ave years old
| Harness horses 1872 was A popular
class and brought out six entries. II
was no easy matter to place the rib
bons. The judges finally placed tn.
blue rosette on Corrinna, belonging to
\. w. Atkinson, and one more crimson
roscttc went TO Mrs. Allen Potts. bay
mare, Bracken Rose.
Ladies' jumpers, always a class Of
interest. was never better or larger
Eighteen safe animals were out. Mrs
Allen Potts. Mrs. c. H. Smith Miss
Mabel Flynn and Miss Thompson. Of
New York. rode the entries. aud three
OF the winners. Nancy Fancy won,
with the wcll-Snown Willow king. OF
Glen Riddle Farms. second. David Gray
| played third.
The entries OF Mr.. Mitchell Harrison,
or Washington and Nokesvillc, made a
good performances. and were cleycrly
shown by Mr.. &. II. Smith. Mr.. Harri-
I son has number OF excellent animals
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North Carolina Leagu
WILD MAN APPEARs
NEAR BOWLING GREEN

BOWLING GREEN. VA. August 20.
considerable excitement has pre-
vailed here for several days over the
appearance Of c wild man, who has
been seen about three miles from his
place. lie ia negro and when nrst
seen was In an entirely nude condi-
ton with the exception OF psir az
shoes and a hat, and since then he has
discarded both. The sheriff has been In
pursuit of him. and several parties Of
citizens In the community have been
on the hunt for him. but so far he has
succeeded in keeping a safe distance
ahead of them. When pursued he takes
to the swamps II is believed by some
that he is an escaped convict. hut IL is
more geenrally believed that he is a
lunatic
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PETER STEVENS WINS
$4,000 STAKE FEATURE
Takes "i10 Trot After Losing First
Heat-Inhslc MclrrRor Leads All
Horne In

PITTSBURGH. IN, August .0.--Pe-
ter stevens. the PENNSYLVANIA .pacer
Grand Circuit stakcs without defeat
kept up MS winning career ~ Brunots
island iraek to-day ~ Winning the So.
III tic nrst heat McMahou, driving
King conchman. beat the start and led
su the way. winning In 2;c3 81. the
fastest heat Of the race. After that
Peter stevens got awa% on even terms
and easily beat the field.
Tom Murphy won the stake for c.I3
irotters with l-assic ATcGrcgor. this be-
ing her fourth victory ia tive starts,
ana AND makes ne her the leading inoney win.
mare. MAY Mack. had an easy time
beating the ..oe trotters this being
stable this season Frank Bogash. Jr.
was en easy winner of tho free for a II
pace. pacing the second heat In 2:o..
maries:
zoe rot. three in nye. purse $1,000.
w Wt,f @sS sEaa} :. f. r. X & N whips
R.5 Fro 81, +, :. ;. 8 51turphyj.:.. ? ! !:
tucson Girl b. m: coNl ...,.... 3
Bee Bes, time. e. ..oa : sls. '''''.'
2l$ trot three IN five, stake $4,000:
MISUNDERSTANDING sry secrets St: It's By S M 1sy
Farmer speurs. b y tMccarrl :
sW We, Alice ii,. b MoMshon> -. ; 3 ,
:1o pace, three IN i've. stake $4,000:
Petcr stevens. b, h, hy Peter
me Great RcMile AIlerton. by
Allerton ,C;arrison) .........
King, Couchman. br. s. tMo-
Mahon) ....,.......... Q 3
1anelian. b. m. tcox) ......... : 3 3 .
ihlst,e fatch, blk. h, tSnowl,. 8 {
Walnut Grove. Peter s., irene Beau
also started Best time. o:o3 81
free-for-all pace, two In three, purse
Frank Bocash-. Il. <. BY Frank Ro-
cash -philiis stanford. BY stan
dord Murphy .............
Earl, u, b. h. 6CoN) ........... z
Best time, zoo.
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SEEKS SUPPLY OF DYES
Bryan Aiding American Textile and
Chemical Industries.

WASHINGTON. August 2o-Ameri-
can textile and chemical industries arc
being aided by the State Department
in strenuous efforts to prevent a
threatened depletion of their supply
OF dyes. Secretary BRYAN to- day cabl ed
TO the American consuls at Frankfort.
Mannheim and Cologne. and to Ambas-
sador Gerard TO ascertain whether
chemical stocks from German plants
can he shipped from along the Rhine
10 Rotterdam and then BY Dutch ships
TO New York.
Previous efforts 10 obtain action
along this line haNc met with no re-
sponse, and representions we're made
to the State Department to-day that
unless some plan is worked out for
getting products of the chemical works
in Germany. the wooden. cotton. silk
and leather industries might be para
lived
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FARMER INSTANTLY KILLED
WHEN TRAIN STRIKES WAGON

ROANOKE, VA. August 20-Joseph
Oyler. farmer. forty four years old,
and two horses he was driving to n
wagon were Killed instantly this af-
terroon when they were struck nv
Norfolk and Western pa ssenger train
NO. 20 bound for Winston Sa lem on
the Roanoke and Southern division of
the road The accident occurred al the
Franklin Road crossing. Oylers body.
mangled almost beyond recognition.
was caught In the debris OF the demol-
ished wagon and hung in heap
against the boarding OF n cattle guard
twenty-five feet from the crossing
with him on the wagon seat and es-
capped injury.
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MAPS ARE KEEN SKATERS

NEW YORK, August co.-Sound bat
ting was practiced In almost every In
ming of the game to-day between the
Yants and Maps. hut the Maps showed
themselves little kecner In the art OF
Mitchell held his place on the Cleveland
mound. but no less than fve Yankee
pitchers We're sent to tho hurting line.
odds seemed against the Maps IN the
FIRST six innings. The seventh inning.
however, altered the aspect of the game.
when, confusion reigning. in the Yam
kee lineup, the Maps engineered six
runs out of four singles. two walks n
muft and wild throw. Score:
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CHICAGO, August 2o.-Chicago de
feated Baltimore 4 to to-day. Three
of Chicagos hits were doubles. Score
Score by Innings: II. H. T..
Baltimore ..0 o n q o 90 3 3
Chicago ....... .oolo1o2o.-4 0
Johnson and Wilson.
KANSAS CITY. August 2o.-wtth
Johnson pitching, Kansas City to-day
won the first game from Brooklyn 8
to 2. The second game was called at
the end OF the eighth inning. so Brook
Ign might catch train.
First game
rr ss9re by inning soo,oooo r. IL F.
Kansas Kansas; city: 80 1855 Il /
Batteries: Biucjacket. Houck and
Land: Johnson and EasterIy.
Second game
Score by innings r. H. r.
Brooklyn ........0 no0l 00-1 |
Batteries: Marion and Land; Stone
ST. LOUIS. August Cost. Louis and
Buffalo divided a double header TO day,
the local club taking the first game.
to o. and the visitors the second b to g.
First game
Score by Innings: r. II. T.
Buffalo .oooooeooo-o : 9
Batteries: Moore and Blair: Daven-
port and Simon.
Second game
Score by Innings. r. Fl. r..
Buffalo ........ 3 q o / % IL .
st. Louis....o0 o2oo Ia ;
Batteries: Anderson and Allen; keup-
per and Chapman,
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SHORE ALLOWS ONE HIT

BOSTON, August coin spite of IN
very sloppy holding game on the part
OF the Red Sox. they beat the Chicago
team 3 10 ioday. making 1t three
straight on the series. Shore pitched
n great game. allowing only one HIT
that MAJ a measly pop ~ III shor,
field that Hooper came near catching
with one hand. Tho tall pitcher issued
but one pass. and by rights only two
al the White SoS should have reached
first; but everybody except the pitcher
and THO outnelders took a hand In the
crror-makinG. Score.
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DIR. SHANNON REfEAsED
BY UNIVERSITY OF Ark ANSAs

LEXINGTON. VA, Aug. oo.-Presl-
dent Henry Louis Smith. of washing
ton and Lee University, has been mott
fed by the board OF trustees OF the
University OF Arkansas that DR.. Edgar
r. Shannon has been released from the
faculty to accept the chair of English
at Washington and Lee. to which he
was elected on Tuesday. and viii come
q once to Lexington. DR.. W 6 Cur
re!l has been released by WASHINGTON
and Lee to accept the presidency of the
University OF South Carolina
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SnlI for Anpapoii~

NuKFULk, Va, Aupiist 20.--The bat
tleships Missouri and Illinois sailed
from Hampton Roads to-day for An
napolis with the midshipmen return
ing from practice cruise TO European
waters.
The battleship Louisiana reached
hero to-day from Mexico with broke,
shaft and went TO the navy-yard for
repairs.
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THUNDER STORM STOPS
TENNIS TOURNAMENT
First and Second Hounds In Mixed
Doubles All That II was Possible


SOUTHAMPTON. /. l.. August 90
The first and second round of the mixed
doubles were all that 1t was possible
70 play Ia the cup events at the Mea.
dow Club tournament this afternoon
becauSe Of the Intervention OF a heavy
thunderstorm. IN the morning the
Eastern players won the places in the
seminal round Of the cup singles on
the turf courts.
ON the grand stand court Watson NJ
Mashhurn. the Harvard crack. heat
william /. Johnston of California. 10,
t-l. 20, by side-lne placing.
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ALLEN BLOWS, CUBS WIN

CHICAGO. August 2o.-AlIen blew IN
In the NTH inning to-day and the Dodg-
with the score tied al 2-all, Bresnahaii
singled. Went 10 second on Stengcrs
wild throw 10 that base. Cheney hit to
the pitcher. and Bresnahan beat the
throw TO third. Leach singled. flIinc
the bases. Good forced Leach and
Bresnahan scored on the out Safer
walked. again films the bases hut
lteulhach, who relieved Allen, retired
the Cubs without another run. score:
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Drowned While Bathing.

Especial TO The TimesD Ispatoh.]
PULASKI. VA. August o0.--While
ba thing in New River at Ivanhoe Today.
William Atkins. aged twenty, was
drowned. Unable TO swim, he could
not save himself from hole into which
he stepped. Several younger boys were
with him. and one OF them, In trying
10 assist him, came near drowning
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TlNCUP AND DOAK IN DUEL

ST. LOUIS. August 20--A pitching
duel between Tincup and Doak to- day
ended in to victory for the Phil
lies over tho Cardinals. The winning
run was made In the ninth. when Pas:
kert singled, Martin sacrificed, and
Burns lined q double TO centre This
waa the only inning in which the Phil
lies hunched two hits: Score:
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summary: Errors-Stengel sweeney, Che
nry Two. base hlts-G+t1 sweeney. Double
hits-CutshHw, Allen, Leach. Good. Stolen
hases-Good: Schultz. Corridor. Bases on
ncy. !. Struck out-by Cheney. 4. by Allen.
l. Time, i:A. Gmrires. Lincoln and Byron.
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WILSON PLANS CRUISE
White House Ofacials Urge President 10
Take a Rest.

WASHINGTON. August 2o.--Presi-
dent Wilson Is planning A week end
cruise along the Atlantic Coast on the
day. White House officials. believing
the President is in need of n rest are
urging him to take the trip.
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NgOI q.
New York

Summary: Errors--wa mbsgauss. Nunamak-
or. Left on hases-Cleveland. 4: New York.
). Bases on halls-on Mitchell, 4: off Nor
ton. I, off Fisher. I: off Pieh. 3: off WARRIOR
struck out~by Mitchell, & BY Morton. ..
hy Pieh, /. Home run--lackson. Three base
hit Maisel Two base hitt-Lajoic. O'Nelil.
Mullen. Stolen bases-Maisel. Turner. Dou-
bic pay-WambsEauss. Chapman and Lajolr.
Wtld pitches--Pieh. WARRIOR. Passed ball
O Neii IIis-oF Fisher. In innings: off
Pleh. in innings: off Keating. none in ia
Brown. in innings: off Mitchell. IN 8
innings: on Morton. In innings. Time.
2:es, Umpires. Dineen and Sheridan.
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Among the Local
Ball ossers
ATHLETIC LEAGUE. IL. 4. 4. r
Standing of the Clnh..
Games ln.NInrrnu

Bar.ca rs %econd Baptist AZ Richn,oui
college pouo.e-htader thrst gam. at : =
NJ I'm nl-e. Morgan.
Norwood Wesley al Lee parn = "
Umpire, Fletcher
Blues IS. Planters. al oakwood r. NJ.
Umpire, Davis.
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Teacher Stabbed by Pupil.

Especial 10 The Times DispatchJ
ROANOKE. VA. August 2o.-Miss
son County Public school is In q sn
rious condition to-day from knife
wounds inflicted yesterday by Charles
Lowe, n thirtcen-year- pupil, when
she attempted to punish him for vio-
Ia ton Of rules. The hoy is under ar
rest.
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UNCONSTITUTIONAL Lc.ruc.

At Newark-Newark, 4: Toronto. :
At Jersey City-Montrcal, IS; Jersey
City. 9.
Al Observation-Disclosures 5; Ro-
chester
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National League Results
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
Boston, CT PittsburSh, =.
Chicago, =; BROOKLYN, 2.
Philadelphia, II ST. Louis. q.
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
New York mt Cincinnati.
Philadelphia ut Chicago.
brooklyn mt st. Louis.
boston at piftsburrh

PITTSBURGH, PA. August .o-The
Braves took another game from the
Pirates to-day. to 3. They scored
three runs OFF Coneelman in the second
and later in the game. with OToole
pitching, They chased over three more
The Pirates scored all their runs In the
hfth on singles by Carey and Coleman
and doubles by Collins and konetchy
So
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ADVANCE OF MoNTENEGRINs

PAnlS august 20 t6:S0 r MIA
Rome says the advance Of the Monte
negrins In Bosnia continues. The dis
patch adds that Austrian aeroplancs
Wednesday flew over the mountains
and dropped bombs on tho Mfontene-
grin forts. The bombs. however. did
no damage
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FIRST BAsemar Elehlo =, -ne 80.

First Base Blgbie. .. the Alco.. ,rokA
MS ankle while playing Ia practice game
a. Byrd Park yesterday afternoon The
accident happened IN the third Inning
The accident. coming At this Time Vifl
materially lessen the locomotive buiYders :
chances OF winning the city championship.
To- morrow tho Alccs and Ashland NH
hook ur In double header at Byrd Park
and should the contests result Id an even
street Park MONDAY afternoon
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CAN'T STOP THE ATHLETICS

PHII.A DELPHIA. August a0.--All the
runs I'm to-day's game were scored on
home runs, Philadelphia defeating De-
troit by TO ]. Moriarty, In the first
inning got four-baGeer. IN the third
inning Collins hit home run. Wvckoff
(Continmed on Sixth PaCcN
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SHANKS'S SINGLE WINS
CAME FOR WASHINGTON
Sends Gnndil Over With Deciding
Tally I'm Final Session OF
Close Contest.
Maps WIN FROM YANKEES
Score Six Runs In Seventh Inning.
All Counters Were Home Runs in
Detroit Athletic SettO - r d d 1 G
Shore Pitches.
American League Results

yesterdays SCORES.
Washington. 5, St. Louis, 4.
Boston. 3; Chicago. 2.
Philadelphia, 3; Detroit. 1.
Cleveland, IL; New York, s..
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" ashingt0n.
Totals 81 i.:s u Total. 81, p >
Rated for Ayert In eighth.
1.-TWO out when winning rur sco:-d
tBe;tsd for jaime. IN eighth
tKnn fn- q. MafLer In nLrh,h

!kH1 'or 9. WaTk.f IN eTghth-
Score oy unings. II.
Washington NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. . to0Ie IS
81. Lous -.,.4.i . " 3 o ! c.
summary: Lfrors-Acosta: GaudN ~. La
van t-l. James. First bas- on crro--Si.
Louis. /. Left on ba,es-Wash Lngton. :
81 Louis : T!-s, base OF bails-oH James.
:; on BnurnSardner. J. Innings pitched-oy
Ayers. 5 Is James. :. by Bsumrardner.
-. D. johnson. Hits-oG aycra. :. ofr
James. 10; OF BdurIgardnr-. /. Struck out
by Aver, :. by James :. b: johnson. :.
~ BaumTardncr. Home run-G WI
Nam Two-ba.. hits Mitchell. Shot,er.
ssctihc. hit-Gen6!t. stolen bascs-Hcu-y,
GandU. Iiit by pitcher-b% James tMc-
Bndel. ny Baumgartner tGanatD. Time
-;5l. Umpire. Evans .rd ESan
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South Atlantic League.

4, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .. Angus
Ia. o.
At Macon-Albany. 5: Macon. /.
AZ savannah-Savann .. Colum-
bia, J.
al Observation-Disclosures onviile- coiam-
bus )ratn)
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WASHINGTON. August co.-Wash-
ington won from st. Louis in the ninth
inning to-day after two we're down,
ShankH singing home the deciding
tally. 20 4. All four twIrlers. each
using pair. pitched GOOD ball. errors
giving most Of the runs Score:
<
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',..4IiTIfrF. f-rfOTs--WeErtr ColIInt, Com
molly Two base hits-Konatchy Collins
schmidt. Rudolph. Three-base htts-Ko-
netchy. smith Mann. Sacrifice hits-Whit-
tod, smith. Gowdy. Stolen base-Connoliy
Double play-McCarthy. Viox and Eonetchy
Bases on balls-on Rudolph. j. Struck out
by Councilman. .: by o'Tooie. q by Eu-
aolph, Time. i:n EMPIRES Rig!er and
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Southern Association.

n OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4. Chat-
tanooga. :
At Auan,a-Atlanta. 3 Memphis. 2
(ten inninGsl.
AT Mobiie-New Orleans. i. Mobile. o.
At Birmins ham-Rirminghan, 5.
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At Louisville-Louisville 5; ST. Paul,
AIinneapoli s.
At observation-disclosures. 4; Kansas
At Columbus - Columbus Milwaukee
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Thinkers AGAIN HAND
TERRAPiNS A DEFEAT

Distrfbute the knlsomin~ md Score
Four Runs-Jchnson Beats riptops.
Terriers Divide With BuRcds.
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ADJUSTMENTS

Empire-LuciIlc In Verne Company.
matincc aud night.
Understandable and pictures, matt :
nee and night.
Observation-Disclosures.
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summary: Two-base hlts-Cruise. Burns.
Sacrifice hits-Paskert ca. g. Masee. Martin.
Stolen base-Burne. Bases on halis-off Doak,
&. off lineup. / Struck out-hy Doak. s.
by Lineup. 4. Double piay-Martin 10 Byrne
To 6. Magee. Time. 7.o5. umpires. Quigey
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STANDING OF TEAMS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
st. Louis ut Washington.
Detroit ut Philadelphia.
Cleveland mt New York.
Chicago nj Boston.
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Federal League Results
Yesterdays SCORES.

Chicago, 4; baltimore, q.
81. Louis, 1; Buffalo, u ttirst game.
Buffalo 81 Il. Louis, = 'second
CAMEL.
Kansas City, =, brooklyn, ,hrst
gomcb.
KnnsnS city. !; Brooklyn. tscc-
oud Hnmcj called.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
baltimore Mt st. Louis.
Pittsburgh Mt kansns City.
Buffalo at Chicago.
brooklyn ut INDIANAPOLIS
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Petersburg
for Ramey In ninth.

|.Batted for Ramey In ninth.
Score by innings: r..
chmond .........0I 9 q 0 ! 0 o.
Summary: Double pfays-Snyder TO
eney. Left on bases-Richmond, a;
btersburg, 4. Sacrifice hite-Garnett.
snew, Worth. Two-base hlts--Gray
Continued On Sixth Page)
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CONTINUED On Sixth PagcD
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-08-01
NEW BOOKS LISTED
IN PUBLIC LIBRARY

The following new books have. been
re eived h> the Detroit public library;
Margaret Ashman Modern snort Sto-
rics Margaret T.. Burton THE Edu-
cation Of Women In Japan: Mortimer
\. Codd dynamo Lighting for Motor
cars second edition. II. V. Cowles
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