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Newport daily independent., 1914-03-28
ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL
CHURCH.

81. PAULS EPlSCOFAL
CHURCH.
Passion Sunday.
Holy Communion, 8 a. m.
Morning Prayer and Sermon,
II a. m.
Evening Prayer and Address,
1870 p. m.
Sunday School, $3.50 a. M,
sharp.
Everyone, regardless of re-
ligion or political opinion, will
find a most cordial welcome at
St. Pauls.
Rev. l.. w. Heaton, Rector.
Newport daily independent., 1914-03-28
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Our Bible School meets prompt
ly at 9:15 a. m. Our slogan is,
Zone Hundred by April LIST.
Help us reach it.
Communion service at 10:45
q. m.
Christian Endeavor, 6:30 p.
m.
Willard Memorial service, 8
p. nj.
You are most cordially invited
to each of these services.
Sunday School Temperance Raj
", Sunday Afternoon, March
20, at Christian Church.
Song-Onward Christian Sol
diers.
-"Open The Door for
The Children"
Miss Wizards Children.
Song little Workers.
Glass of girls and boys.
Recitation-"God Wants The
Boys and Girls.
Recltation-"Our Star'-Class
of boys and girls.
| Song-"Woman's Rights"
A Floral Tribute-Class OF
boys and girls.
Chorus-"Little Soldiers.
~
Few Words
vhe attitude Of
e1Ses has q Y
NV we condv
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TREASURY CAPTURES
FIRST FROM EASTERN
Lefty" Downey Hurls Alright Ball
in the Pinches and Trims Po-
tomac Leaguers, 6 to 4.
TWO PLAYERS ARE INJURED

With Lefty Downey working in high
class form the Treasury club handed the
Eastern team a setback in the first OF
the intersectional games by a to 4
count. The Treasury Leaguers outhit
and outfelded the Navy Yard crew and
deserved to land the long end Of the
score for its brilliant work in the pinches.
Buck Becker. who started the hurting
for the Eastern club. was relieved in
the sixth with one down and two on.
Kelly taking up the burden. Becker was
hit for three smacks in the third which
totaled three runs for the Treasury
Leaguers. but outside OF this bad inning
he was in the best OF form.
Kelly was touched up for five bingles
in the two and two-thirds innings in
which he worked. Downey proved TO be
the class OF left-handers in amateur bali
as he would tighten up under fire. and
when the Navy Yard crew threatened
to tie up the count in the eighth he re-
tired two Of the Eastern batters by the
strike-out route.
Two Of the Eastern players were in
tured during the game, and with these
two out of the coming contest IL will
greatly hurt their chances Bell spiked
johnson in the second when he retired
the little center fielder at first base. In
the eighth inning. after Thompson was
given his base on balls, Hunt injured his
right arm when he rode the center fielder
into the bag. Score:
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EBatted for Pennock in the eighth
'BAtted for CAVet in the seventh.
1Batted for Dauss in the seventh
fBatted for Dzuss in the second.
.Ran for Stanare in the SEVENTH
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One Of Bentley's sandy Springs got out
OF place in the eighth inning. and the
Montgomery County lad heaved wildly
into the perpendicular ostermoor that
serves as a buffer back of the catcher
Brownie Mitchell scoring on the error
WILLIAM PEET
The Washington herald., 1914-08-20

Both Of the St Louis games OF the
present series have lasted more than two
hours. despite every attempt by the UNI
pires TO hurry matters along.
For today IL is expected that Doc
The Washington herald., 1914-08-20
Browns Turn Tables;
Nationals Go Down 8-5
Erratc Fielding Coupled with Mediocre Pitching Lose
PoorIy-pIayed Ball Game-Mike Mitchell Con-
tinueS to Hit the Ball Hard.

ager Hickey yAnked weilman and sub
stituted Roy Mitchell who promptly
whifred Danny MoelIer, to the disgust OF
the crowd.
Excitement in punches featured the
Nationals half OF the eighth when four
runs slashed over the plate.
smith Replaces Mcbride.
Mcbride was under the weather and
gave way to WaIly Smith, who\banged
a single to right scoring a couple OF his
pals, Ainsmith and Acosta helping put
over the other two markers. The stage
was nicely set for a grand clean ur
with Ainsmith on second, Acosta dancing
off first and Danny Moeller up. Already
four runs had been recorded when Noel
Ter hit a terrific line drive in Pratt s
direction. Pratt jumped high in the air
and speared the ball with his gloved
hand, retiring the side. Had The ball gone
safe there is no telling what might have
happened.
Mitchell had the Nationals at his mer-
cy during the final half OF the ninth.
G.0ra
The Washington herald., 1914-08-20
GEORGE SARGENT Is
FIRST In BIG FIELD
Chevy Chase Golfer Turns in Brilliant
Card in National Golf Champion
ship in Qualifying Round.

Midlothian Country Club, Chicago, Aug.
1a-George Sargent. Chevy Chase, Wash
ington, D. c., today led a field of sixty
seven starters in the qualifying round
of the National Golf Championship with
a total Of seventy-one for eighteen holes
over the Midlothian Country Club links
Thirty-two will qualify today for the
championship proper which starts to-
morrow morning. The thirty-two who
qualified yesterday will be paired with
the qualifiers of today.
Although more than half the players
are still to be heard from 1t is expected
that Sargent's score will be one of the
first five II not closer. Sargent went out
In thirty-slx strokes and came back in
thirty-five.
William Kidd, of Algonquin. and Tom
Mcnamara, OF Boston, tied for temporary
second with totals of seventy-two.
Charles Evans, jr., finished the morn
ing round with a total OF seventy-nine.
He took forty strokes for the first nine
holes and thlrty-nine for the return trip.
Evans was playing under a handicap be-
cause of his ankle
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STATION Club BLOWS
and CHURCHMEN WIN.
Railroad Leaguers Throw Game Away
in Eighth Inning. When Ninth
Piles Up Four Tallies.
BOTH PITCHERS ARE IN FORM

Larry Cheney and Forest Thompson
engaged in a great pitchers battle in the
game between Ninth and Union Station
yesterday. the former coming out vic
torious by a to 0 count.
For seven innings both men moved
the opposing batters down in great
shape. each team managing to connect
for but two singles. but loose work BY
the Trainmen in the final frame allowed
the ChurChmen to shove the quartet Of
runs across the plate which proved 10
be three too many.
After RoundtTCe had gone out via
third TO first, Cheney looked over four
bad ones and Pee placed a one spot in
left field advancing Cheney TO second
Mold in right field played back for
Giovannett who lined one at his shoe
tops which bounded over his head and
went for a double. both men scoring.
Steele shot a hot one 10 Fischer which
got away from the first sacker and after
recovering II Mold threw to the stands
allowing both men to tally. Score.
The Washington herald., 1914-08-20

The reason Mike Mitchell changes from
one cap TO another frequently during the
game is not due to sudden variance of
Uranium measurement Nay. it's because
the cap he uses in the sunfield has
smoked glasses fastened under its man
sard peak. The other cap-well. 1t never
has anything but Mikes head fastened
inside OF II.
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American ASSOCIATE

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Toronto Il; Nswarf, q
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Miluaukee. Z; Columbus, L
Kansas Ct5, 6; OsTeland &
St. PGal, >; Louisville. Z
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RED SOX GRAB TWO
FROM CHICAGO CLUB
Boston Lands Both Ends of Double
Bill from White Sox by 3 to
and 4 to Scores.

Boston. Aug. Is-The Red Sox took
both ends Of a double-header from The
White SoE today the scores being 3 to l.
and to l. Wood pitched the last game
and while hit rather freely he kept the
sWats scattered. Two double plays also
helped him out Of tight holes.
On the other hand. the Boston's punched
their hits OF Scott Hooper's single
scored the first two runs and later on
Gardner's slashing triple sent the other
two tallies over the plate
In the first game Speakers brilliant
one-hand catch Of a line drive in the
ninth inning killed OF a White Sox rally
Leonard pitched another fine game: while
the visitors got to him for a run in the
first inning they could not do anything
more until the ninth. The Red Sox hit
Benz for seven singles. punching hits in
the third and seventh when they scored
all their runs Scores.
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HARTFoRDs, 8: YANKEES. 8.

Runs-Lnkins. Tigllo Goodman, Betrs Krucof,
PrettymAn. Eiseman. Robinson. Buck 81. Pfeifer.
Earned rGns-Yankee A. g.. /: Hartford A. G. q.
First base By eTrurs-Yankee \ c. ): Hartford
A. G. 4. Left bases-Yankse A. c. s; Hartford
A. O. s, FIRST base on haIls-Oh Goetz .: OF Lin
kins l; OF PfeiffeT. /. Innings pifched-By Goetz.
Is: by Linkins. s -. Hits made-OH Goetz 4; OF
Linkins e. Struck out-By Goetz. |: By Linkins. 8:
BY Pfei1er. TO- Home rlns-Kruco1 PfeifeT Three-
base hit-Beers. Two-hass hits-Gnodman, Buck
Clements. Sacrifice hts-Robbins, Howell. Stolen
basss-Linkins. Goodman. EisemAn. Buck. Wild
ptch-PfeifI. Umpires-Messrs. Simmons and Tay-
lor. Tine Of Fame-l hour and 81 minutes.
second: AfterVlow. lo6 (Kederisl. 10 to l, to !.
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five HURLERS USED
BY Detroit tigers
Hughey Jennings Club Is Trimmed by
Athletics. 7 to 6-Mackmen
Use Three Pitchers.
DAUSS' wILDNESS is COSTLY

Philadelphia. Aug. 1s.-The Athletics
defeated Detroit today. to g. Eight
pitchers were used in the game the
Athletics putting in three and Detroit s.
TheAthletics scored five runs in the
first inning off Dauss on a pass, two
singles and two triples. Cavet replaced
Dauss in the second inning and held
them scoreless. He was taken in the
seventh to allow a pinch hitter TO bat.
The Athletics made two more in the
eighth off Boehler. Williams and Old
ham. Detroit scored two in the second
and four in the seventh off Bressler
Pennock pitched the eighth and Busch
the ninth for the Athletics. Score:
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BY WILLIAM PEET.

Erratic fielding and poor pitching in
spots cost the Griffmen the second game
Of the St Louis series in the concrete
coliseum yesterday, by to 5.
Harry Harper, the "Hackensack Ter
tor" started in the box for the home
folks, and was nicked for quartet OF
tallies when Jim Shaw relieved him.
Bentley and Barron finished the game.
Big Carl weilman was on the mound
for the visitors and steamed along nicely
until a sudden wild streak cropped out
in the eighth, when he was removed to
make way for Roy Mitchell and his
famous Salome ball Gothing on it,
Features of the game included Mike
MitchelTs club swinging efforts four
blows out of FIVE times up) and a SEN
sational one-hand catch by Pratt, OF the
visitors.
she contest was one of those long
drawn-out affairs, with just enough ex-
element on tap to wake up the rooters
when WASHINGTON threatened to start
something on two different occasions
Harper did not pitch 30 poorly as the
score would seem to indicate. A tumble
BY Mcbride put the south-paw in "dutch"
during the fourth spasm. when the rival
side should have been retired scoreless
instead Of assembling the four taIlies as
shown on the big centerheld board.
Shaw Also Hit Hard.
Shaw was touehed up lively while he
was on the nound and Jack Bentley was
not allowed to scape unhurt, either.
Barron, the pitcher Grin sent TO New
port News in the Virginia League, who
was turned back for failure to deliver the
goods worked in the ninth and was able
to hold the visitors safe.
Harper started on like the Wild Man
Of Borneo by walking Lavan and Shotten.
Pratt busted a single to right filling the
bases, and when Clarence Walker hit
into a double play Lavan scored.
Washington got this marker back in
the other half of the chapter. Moeller
hit the first ball pitched for single, but
died stealing. Foster strolled and went
to third on Mitchells single to right
center. Gandirs fly to Shotten counted
Foster.
Harper steadied down and St Louis
did not bother him a whole lot until
the fourth, when with Leary on first base
and two out, Captain Mcbride booted
weilman's grounder which paved the
way for a quartet of runs when the side
should have been handily blanked.
This four-run lead was boosted up
couple of notches while Shaw was on
the mound and the Browns eighth mark
er appeared in this chapter with Bentley
doing the pitching.
Two were gone in the Nationals, sew
enth and the bases loaded when Man
The Washington herald., 1914-08-20
ATTCHISON in FORM;
DODGERS Trim CUBS
Brooklyn Hurler Holds Chicago Safe
and Hands Out Zeros- Vaughn
Is Pounded.
label IS HAMMERED HARD

Chicago, Aug. Is-Aitchison pitched ex-
cellent ball for the Dodgers today and
shut out the Cubs to 0. He held the
locals to three hits and they never had
a chance to score. Vaughn got of bad
and allowed four hits and four runs in
the first two innings. label, who succeed
ed him, slipped in the sixth. He issued
two passes and was hit safely once,
netting two runs for the visitors. Score:
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HAVE GOOD TENNIS MATCHES.

Southampton. N. Y. Aug. 1s.-Play
continued here today in the single
matches for the Meadowbrook Club tro-
ply. The matches, in which some OF the
greatest stars in the country took part,
act as preliminaries for the National
tournament at Newport next week.
In the fourth round of the singles
George Peabody Gardiner, tr.. defeated
G. L. Wrenn, 50; 60; William NJ. John
son defeated DR.. A Stillman, IS; IS;
A s. Dabney defeated l. Beeman, s.;
60: and E. FottrelI won from Bernard
Law, 90; 90.
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Harper Only Reliable
SouthpaW Available
YOungster Has Lot to Learn But Griffith Is Forced
of Necessity to Use Hm-Other Sport
ing News and Gossip.

Ayers will be in the box for the Grifmen
and will be opposed by Bill James
Jimmy Austin has drawn q supension
from his run in" with Umpire Jack
Egan Tuesday when he protested a deci-
sion at third base II is claimed that
Austin used words not tolerated in po-
lite society. For the present Bobby Wal
lace will hold down third and Lava
short-stop.
The Boston Braves pulled up TO within
two games OF the New York Giants yes
terday by trouncing Cincinnati while the
Pirates were taking the measure Of the
Gotham crew.
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YANKEES Trim Maps
BY SIX-RUN RALLY
New York Club Hammers Stems De
livery in Eighth. Defeating
Cleveland. J to 5.
TURNER'S TRIPLE FEATURES

New York, Aug. ia batting rally Of
large size coming in the eighth inning
enabled the Yanks to defeat Cleveland
today to s. With the score to
against them the Yanks routed Steen,
scoring six runs OF eight singles and two
errors. The Maps started a rally of
their own in the ninth. Kirke's single,
Turner's triple and an infield out scor-
ing two ScOre-
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Runs-Murphy. Collins McInnes. strunf n.
Barry, SchAng, Bush. ModHTty. Veach KarAnanEh.
High Hits made-Oh Dauss. S IN / inning; OF
Caret, IN inninGs; Of BoehleT in Is innings;
of BresseT. 10 in innings: OF Pennock in
inning; OF Williams. tnone CUT; on Oldham. o
in - inning: of J. Bush. IN l inning Sacrifice
ht-walsh Stolen base-O. Bush TNFo-bGss hits
strunk, Bush. F. Baker. VeAch. KATAnaugh. Three
base hits-Schang. Davis Left on bases-PhilAdel
phis, 6: Detroit. S Struck out-By Bressler, {; by
CsTet. l; b Oldham, ? Double plays-F. Baker to
Collins to McInnes: KaTanaugh to Bush 70 Burns
FTst base on errur-Philadelphia, l. First base on
bans-Oh Bre4eT 4: IN CaTet, l; OF Boehler, l.;
OF ]. Bush, l. Wild pitches-Cavet, Pennock
Boehler. Hit By pitched bslIs-JBy Daus. l: By
CaTet l. Umpires-Messrs Chill and Connolly
Tine Of game-l hour and 50 minutes.
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To Hold Benefit Day
For American Red Gross

New York, Aug. 1O.-Departing
from q rigid precedent Of many
years standing, the National
League of Professional Baseball
Clubs has decided to designate q
day In its regular championship
schedule for the benefit of the
war relief fund OF the American
Red Cross Society.
This action OF the National
League announced tonight I'm an
sfHciaI communication to the
Warrington Herald by Secretary
John A. Heydler, In taken In re-
Spouse to an appeal addressed to
. President Tener by Miss Mabel
BoardmRn, president OF the
American Red Cross Society. On
the designated day n percentage
OF the gate receipts Of all Ma
tIonal League games Will be set
aside for the urgent needs of the
Red Cross in the European war.
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Runs-Jacksn. Kirke. Turner q, WAmbsgAnss.
Boone Gree q. Mullen. Pecinpaugh. Sweeney.
Heating FIrt base on euor-New YORK. l. Left
on bases-New York 8: Cleveland, First base on
baIls-OR Steen, 4; of Brown, 2. Struck out-By
Steen. 2: by Brown. 6; by Heating !. Three base
hit-Turner. TEo-bass hits-Leibold. Peckinpaugh.
Sacrifice hits-Cree, Mullen. Sacrifice ny-Mhisel
Stolen bases-nIner CS. WAmhsgRnss, Maisel ca.
Hartzell Heating. Double plays-WambsganS 10
Iajoie; CHAPMAN 70 WEmbsganss to LAjoie. Hits
made-oh Brown, in innings; OF Heating. in
? innings. Umpires-Meszs. Dineen and Sheridan
Time Of game-2 hours and minutes
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IN Braves Win While Giants rffmen Fall Before Browns
OVER RULES PROTEST,


The protest Of the Union Sta
tion club, of the Railroad Y. VI.
C. A. League, against the action
Of tke Brightwood club for for
letting two games to the Ninth
street team I'm the series which
has just ended in Section b was
not allowed, and the Amateur
Association recognized the Chris
tian Church team M winners In
that section.
Ninth and Eastern viii meet
today I'm the second International
game mt Central League Park
with Joe HsndIboe and Dick
woodward handling the IndI-
GATOR.
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Runs-F1snneTy. Armstrong Strait -. FuIcher
Downey Moan -. Brewer. Fitzgerald Earned
runs-Eastern, l; Treasury. : First base on errors
Eastern. l: Treasury. /. Left on baseS-Eastcrn.
s; Treasury, First base balls-Oh Becker. >:
of Kelly >: OF Downey. / Innings pi,obed-By
Becker SIS: By Kelly. 223 Hits made-Oh
Becker S: OF Kelly S Struck out-By Becker (:
BY Kelly. ?; BY DoEney & TEobase hits-Brewsr
strait a. DoEney. Sacrifice hit-Fltzgsrald Stolen
ball-Strait Bah-Strait Umpires-MesSrs. Jimmy
Hughes ard Dave ven,b!e Tine Of gsme-I hour
and 8 nainuteS
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PITTSBURGH HAMMERS
new YORK'S PITCHERS
Pirates Drive Two of Manhattan
Clubs Hurlers Of the Mound and
Win Game, 5 to L.
WILTSE RELIEVES DEMAREE

Pittsburgh. Aug 19-The Pirates
knocked two Giant pitchers out of the
box today and defeated New York. 5 to l.
Demaree lasted two innings and Fromme
also retired after he had pitched two
rounds. Wiltse finished the game. The
Pirates scored three runs in the second
on singles by Mccarthy, Collins and
Cooper. Coleman's pass and ViOx's sacri-
fee fly. They got two more in the fifth
on singles by Coleman and Cooper and
Koney's double
The Washington herald., 1914-08-20

Owing to Boehling's injury the Ma
tionals are now forced to depend upon
Harry Harper to do the south-pawing
when a port-sider Is needed, and Grin
has a big task on his hands, for Harper
like Jim Shaw and Bentley. has a whole
lot to learn about pitching.
Harper yesterday should have backed
up first base and home plate on two DIFF
ferent occasions. but he refused to move
out OF his tracks.
That herky perky motion which was
supposed TO have been smoothed out in
Charlottesville still fingers, and II will
take a whole lot Of coaching to make the
Hackensack youngster a winning propo-
sition.
Only the fact that Harper possesses an
abundance Of natural ability makes him
desirable citizen. He has youth.
strength, and the physical requirements
for big league material. but is far from
the finished product right now.
II was not entirely Harpers fault that
he was taken out Of the game yesterday.
Errors by Morgan and Mcbride in the
second and fourth innings put the young
man in jeopardy. He weathered the first
gale but could not stand the second.
Harper is due for a lot OF experience
during the remainder OF the season. and
II is up to Manager Griffith and his aids
to get busy at once and polish OF the
rough edges, for Harper is the only left
handler available, as Bentley still lacks
the punch and Barron did not show
enough yesterday to warrant a further
trial
Capt. George Mcbride was the object
OF lot of abuse hurled from the second
story workers yesterday. II is true that
he committed a costly error. but these
same fans forget the numerous occI-
siOns when Mcbride comes through with
a brilliant play that saves a ball game.
Mcbride is a conscientious. tireless
leader. and is not appreciated by the
majority of the fans who patroniZe the
games at National Park.
Throw away your hammers and buy
few horns, you fans.
Carl Weilman committed the uncom-
mon act of hitting two batters in sue
cessiOn during the Nationals seventh in
ming. Smith and Ainsmith were his VIC
Tins. and, strange to relate. he had two
strikes on both of them bef1re they were
pasted with the ball.
Both Of the St Louis games OF the
present series have lasted more than two
hours. despite every attempt by the UNI
pires to hurry matters along.
For today II is expected that Doc
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EVANSVILLE WINS FIRST.

The Naval Medicos were defeated by
the Hyattsville team in a one-sided game
yesterday by the score Of 6 to O. The
feature OF the game was the pitching of
Russo. Tomorrow at the Railroad Y. II.
c. A. diamond the Braddocks and the
strong Holmes team will play. Score:
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Runs-MortimeT Ward. Burnside Bailey McISr-
ney, Russo Earned uns-HyattsTtlle ) First
base by errors-Naval Medicos ); HyattsTiIIe 6.
Left on basss-NavAl Medicos. 4; HyGttsyiIle I.
First base on balls-Oh Helery. 3: OF Russo .
Struck Out-By Kelley, 6; by Russo, Il Three-bass
hits-Mortmer. Ward Sacrifice hits-Burnside
Bailey. Sacrifice Upward. Stolen -Bauman,
Meyers Ward. Bailey. McLATDey. Double phy-
Brooks to Ward Hit By pitcher-By HefleTy, 2: by
Russo. l. Wild pitches-Heilery. Russo. Balk-
HeileJ. Umpire-Nr. Modem. Time Of gAmel
hour and 20 minutes.
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BRAVES CLOSE
in ON new YORK
Hub City ClubG Captures Hard
fought Contest from Gin
cinnati, 3 to 2.
NOW TWO GAMES BEHIND
Tyler Shows Form and Puts Boston
Team Within Striking Distance
of First Place.
NOW TWO GAMES BEHIND

Cincinnati. Aug. 1s.-Boston made II
three out OF four by winning today's
game from the Reds, 3 to 2. Three err
rors in the nth inning allowed the win
ming run to slip across. Ames pitched
a good game, but received poor support.
The Reds got eight hits of Tyler, but
the southpaw was effective when danger
threatened. Score:
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The New York club has purchased
Catcher Harry Smith from the Savannah
club. of the South Atlantic League. Smith
is 300 hitter and. although a big. heavy
set fellow, is said to be fast on the bases.
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Indianapolis. Aug. 19-Holly's single.
Kaiser's error. Bailey's sacrifice. and
Camnitz's bounder COVE the Pittsburgh
Feds the winning run today. the final
score being ; to .. The Pittfeds scored
in the first on Delehanty's triple and
single by Savage. They made another in
the third on two hits and two errors.
The HOosiers scored their two in the
fifth, when. with Rariden and Scheer on.
KauI slammed a double against the
scoreboard. Score:
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Dick Hoblitzers bunting and base run
ming has been q prominent factor in the
success OF the Red Sox team since he
became q member Of the CarTigan forces.
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Brooklyn. 5000 os
Runs-stengel, Egan. Hummel, McCarty, Aitchi-
son. Two-base hits-Derrick, Wheat Leach. Double
plEys-SveeDey TO Safer; Sweeney to Derrick to
Safer. Sacrifice hits-MyeTs, Getz. First base on
balls-Of Vaughn, l; of label. ); Of Aitchtson,
Struck out-By Aitchison. ); By label ). Wild
pitcheS-Vaughn, 2 Umpire-MeSrs. Byron and
Lincoln. Time Of EameI hour and 50 minutes
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Ru1s-McCarthy. Collins. Coleman q. Cooper.
Stock. TEo-hzss hits-Konetchy, Burns, Mclean
o. Three-bass hit-Wiltse. Sacrifice hit-AcQuil-
len Stolen baSe-KeIy. Double plays-Wagner to
VioK to Konetchy; Wagner unasisted; Stock IN
assisted. Flint base on balb-Of Cooper, /; of
McQu1len. l; OF DemErse. /. Struck Out-By Nc
Quinen, l; By Demaree, !: By FrumTne. /; By
Willis l. Wild pitGh-Wiltse. Umpires-Mess-s.
EGson and Quigley. Tine Of ganel hour and 20
ninutes