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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-23
GRAYS' PLAYERS TO
COMPETE IN SERIES

Although fight was waged against
tho Alec team playing members OF
the disbanded Richmond Grayg team
in the post-season seriea Manager
Seamans was allowed to retain them
when q vote on the matter last night
was taken.
Many asserted that It would be un-
fair to the winners OF the Richmond
and Commercial league TO allow class
IA players to play. the members Of
the other organizations being OF A
classification. DIR. William III. Parker.
former manager OF the Battle Axe
team, declared that he did not think
It was at all right to play these men
against tho winners Of the other two
class A leagues. but that he would
not register any kick against them
opposing the Battle Axe outfit In the
event that the latter team won the
championship OF tho Capital City
league.
The advisability OF afiliating with
tho Richmond Amateur Athletic fed
Grafton was also considered by the
amateur commission. but It was de-
cided to lay the matter on the table
until the next meeting OF the asso-
citation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-23
Why Fat Returns If
Taken Off BY Exercise

Since fat Is the result Of particular
ly easy assimilation OF food, which too
readily turns into fatty substances.
the exercise for reduction must b
very vigorous to tear down tho tfe@
sues and as rapidly AZ exercise builds
larger muscular foundation, more
fat is developed. For the early part
of the time which you are exercising
flesh Ii turned into muscle. hut tho
action OF the stomach being unchanged
and the flesh being more eaAily Do
veioped than muscle, II h not lone
until the exercise has Increased the
weight. OF late ycarA the slenA9R
form Ia possible without makin6 one4,
self miserable by dieting or INDUCING
in violent exercises 10 reduce -
Make UP and take this simple 49,
ducer and your weight win SOON ~
Just where you want It. Dissolve Z
ounces parnotis (which every GO04
druggist has In hts store) In II
pints hot water; when II coolA. otf4am
dnd take q Tablespoonful befcr9 6nQ014
This parnotis reducer acts gently II
quitA harmless and entirely h41f6G3
tory results are quickly AttAtned. N
leavse the tlefh firm arA wsa nAe6
~ psAd ~ ' q sSsS sSss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-23

tional commission. of which Ban
johnson is the ruling power, decided
in favor OF the lesser minor league
club and ordered Kraft TO report TO
Nashville. President Fultz, or the
fraternity counternanded the order,
instructing the disputed athlete TO re-
main in Newark. He argued that, ac-
cording TO the new working agree
ment, 1t would be necessary for every
club in both the International league
and American association--whieh are
circuits OF Glass IA rating---to waive
claim to Kraft before he could be sent
down to the Southern association,
which is rated only at Glass A. The
national commission in reply IN justi-
ficatinn- Of its-xeraict Insist aa that Q
legislation Is retroactive, that the new
agreement didn't apply in this in
stance to a player who was drafted
by major league while the old
agreement was in force. President
Fultz appealed in vain for rehearing
OF the case. The national commits
sion was obdurate. Fultz called sew
eral meetings OF the fraternity. FL
nally the players of the two major
league who belong to the fraternity
agreed to abide by the sentiment of
their officers toward such drastic ac-
ton as a walkout. The threatened
strike was averfed when Ebbets an
nounced he would buy Kraft from
Nashville for Sa,5d0.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-23

New York. July 22.--I.ast winter.
among several other demands from
the Players fraternity. the national
commission amended the working
agreement. 1t promised thereafter to
make necessary the consent Of every
club Of every league OF higher classi =
fication before an athlete could be dis
posed of to a league of lower rating.
This, IL was believed. would safeguard
the interests of the player. because il
would assure him a better chance of
advancement in his profession by CIV
ing every manager a fair chance to
negotiate for his services. Clarence
Kraft, Of New Orleans. was drafted
by the Brooklyn National league club
last September, aexeAal months prlor
Ia the amendment OF the national
agreement. At that time. according
to its rights. Nashville put In a claim
to the players services. safeguarding
Its own interests I'm the matter of
securing the player in case he should
not make good in the fastest COM
pany. subsequently, after the sixteen
clubs of the National and American
leagues decided they had no use for
the first baseman. Charles HI. Eh-
bets, president Of the Brooklyns, sold
the player to Newark. OF the Inter
national league, which team Ebbets
also controls. Nashville Immediately
pressed its claim to the player under
the old working agreement. The ma
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-23
NORFOLK WINS OUT
IN TENTH INNING
hattie IN WHICH TAR COMES
OUT VICTORIOUS.
Especial TO The Richmond virginian. J

Especial 10 The Richmond virginian. }
Norfolk, Va, July 22.--Han and
Southpaw Poole INDUCED In a duel to-
day in which the Tars scored a vic
tory after ten innings, 4 to 5. Roa-
noke scored in the second, and Nor
folk followed suit in her half, taking
one-run lead by repeating the work
in the third. Not until the eighth
was another run scored. when the
Tars pushed across another tally and
fandom thought the game over. but
the Tigers showed gameness and in
the ninth by hitting the ball, scored
two runs and tied up things. 1t hap
pened as follows: Graham opened with
slashing single, and when Goalby
doubled TO center Graham sprinted to
the plate. Breslin raised high one
and died. Poh delivered the goods,
sharp, clean single to right and
(soalhy trotted across the pan with
the tieing run. Hall braced here and
retired Welcher and Poole easily.
Roanoke failed to score in the tenth.
but the Tars easily punched hits for
the winning run. Two doubles In
succession by Thrasher and Hopkins
settled the diamond argument.
The score.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-23
Cubs Win scveuth Straight.

Chicago, July 22.---The Cubs heat
the Philiies again and won their soy
enth straight game. The Chicago lads
won four in row and the follows
from Philadelphia have been the
victims in the last three battles. Alex
ander was much better than Lavender
today and should have won. But the
fellows back of the Philadelphia twir
Ter punched their misplays with the
result that the Cubs scored four runs
in The fifth on three boots and a pair
OF hits.
Score by innings: Il. Fl. Il.
Philadelphia 1000 OIL 000-2 2
CHICAGO .000 040 00N-4 .
Batteries: Alexander. Mayer and
Kiliifer; Lavender and Bresna han.
Umpires, Quigley and Eason.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-23
FINAL GAME OF SERIES
IS WON BY PETERSBURG
Harry edgepath Celebrates Return Coolers Lineup By
Trimming Colts-Newton is Star at Bat, Getting
Home Rum Triple and Double
By ERNEST POLLARD.

DIR. Harry Hedgepeth. the same en1-
bryo surgeon who esta biished n world .
record last season at the expense OF
the Richmond Colts, celebrated his
return yesterday 10 the Petersburg
lineup bg administering another de-
feat to the local boys The former
bone was ably assisted by q
certain Mr.. Wager, late Of
Shaughnessy Ottowa club, who gavs
the horsehiae q gentle rap to the cen-
ter field fence with three men ON
bases. The score was to 4. favor.
ing the Goobertown visitors
Up to the hoodoo inning--ths
eighth. to be more expltcat--the
Colts had the visitors to 3.
but rs is generally the case. this
frame wac wrought with sorrow and
gladness--sorrow for the Richmond
fans and gladness for the few loyal
ones who journeyed over to witness
the closing contest of the series.
Tod Sloan started off as IL he would
be a sure winner. Up TO the fourth
inning he had failed to allow the vis-
ting crew single hit, but in this inn-
ing they found him for three safe
wailops, which netted them two runs.
Richmond stayed in the rear until
the fifth inning, when Doc Newton
got q perfectly good home run out OF
his system and sent two runners
across the goal ahead or MINI Inc
Colts strengthened this lead in the
seventh on Woerth's triple and Robes
single.
Things then went along smoothly
until the eighth, The first man up
was retired by long fly. and it looked
as If the fateful inning would pass
without the opposing team causing
any trouble However. singles by
Busch, Jacket and Laval followed in
rapid succession, and then came the
triple.
1t was certainly not Doc Newton's
fault that the Colts did not win the
game He hit for a home run with
two men on bases, besides getting q
triple and double. He not only hit
the ball hard and opportunity, but
he fielded his position in good FASH
ion, accepting six chances without an
error. Other members Of the infield
also figured in one or more good
plays
During the opening innings OF the
game the Coolers played the kind OF
baseball that is hard to beat. Busch,
Damrau and PA Barnett figured In
several pretty plays. In fact, both
teams played real basehali---far bet-
ter than that usually witnessed In
Glass G. ranks
For Richmond Newton. Doerth and
Bunting led the hitting, while Busch,
Laval. Jacket and Wager hit we'll for
the visitors. The box score follows:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-23
Nat Niles Beaten
By Mclaughlin
In Three Set Match

Brooklyn, Mass. July Gin rather
brilliant three-set match. Maurice e.
Mclaughlin. leader OF the Davis cup
tennis players. easily disposed OF Nat
w. Niles, Massachusetts, champion. AS
a result he meets Thomas G. Bundy.
another Of the Davis cup team. To-
morrow. Bundy came through with q
win over Harold Holmes. Of New
Bradford, r. Norris Williams, third
team member, had rather dtficuit
task disposing Of a. p. Garder. Jr..
and Karl Behr, the fourth member Of
the team. was on the winning end in
two double matches with T. r. Peli
for q partner.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-23
Four Are Selected
ToDefend Tennis
Trophy in August

New York. July 22.--The Davis cup
committee. composed of Robert ID.
Wrenn. chairman. George T. Adoo and
H. W. Siocum. at the Office of Mr.
Wrenn. on Broad street, announced
today that Maurice II. Mclaughlin, n.
Norris williams. second; Thomas c.
Bundy, and Carl H. Behr had been Sc
lected to defend tho international ten
mis- trophy at the championship matches
to be held on August IS. IA. Is. at the
new turf courts at Forest Hills. The
members of the team. Chairman wrenn
said. will come TO this city and begin
active training directly after the
Longwood tournament Is over
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-23
Braves and Pirates Divide.

Pittsburg, Pa. July 22.--The Bos
ton Braves and Pirates split even in
doub header here today, the first
game going to the Braves by a score
of to 0. while the second was won
by the score of & to T. In the first
contest a pitchers battle developed
between Harmon and James, the lat
ter holding out to the finish of an
eieyen-inning game without being
scored upon. while Harmon's support
wobbled in the eleventh, when the ono
tally was secured
Score by innings r. n L.
Boston 600 coo 600 oil 3 o
Pittshurg 600 900 600 H0~--o 8 3
Batteries; James and Gowdy; Har~
mon. Coleman and Kafora Empires.
Rigler and Hart.
Second game: X. III. F.,
Boston -. ..0o2 900 o00--t 2
Pittsburg 001 100 06*-s l
Batteries; Critcher. Davis and Wha}-
ing: Adams. Mamaux and kafora. I'm
pires, Rigler and Lincoln.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-23
MARQUARO ALLOWS
s. BUT TWO SAFET|ES
CINCINNATI REDS FALL BEFORE
HIS TwIsTERS AND GIANTS
WIN GAME.
CHICAGO Gu BIS WIN
BOSTON WINS 1 TO o GAME FROM
PIRATES IN ELEyEv-INNING
CONTEST. HUT DROPS
SECOND ONE.

Cincinnati. Ohio, July 22.--The mo-
notony with which the Reds toppled
before the pitching of Eube Mar
guard this afternoon was broken sell
dom, and the Giants won hands down.
The score was 4 TO ]. and the irwin
chile pitching of the Rube comprised
greater part of the attractiveness
of an otherwise dull combat.
Score by innings: r. H. f.
New YORK 1870 900 0o0--4 u j
Cincinnati 600 leo o00-1 2 0
Batteries Marquard and Meyers,
Douglas, Lear, Erwin and Won kol-
nitz, Cmpires, Klein and Emslie.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-23
SCOUT JACK RYAN
IS AFTER BERGER

Jack Ryan, scout for the WASH
ington club, witnessed the game
yesterday between Richmond and
Petersburg. He came here to look
over Berger and before he leaves
he may make Manager Ryan an
Offer for the youngster.
Clarence was unable TO demon
sfrate his ability as a clouts.r yes
tcriay, the opposing slab artist
being . sOufhpaw. However, Ryan
will witness the game this after
noon between the Colts and Ship
builders in an effort to see more
OF his work.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-23
BUILDERS MAKE It
TWO OUT OF THREE
NEWPORT NEWS HAD FORTTN NE
WITH THEM AND BEAT
PORTSMOUTH PIRATES.

Especial to The Richmond Ylrginian.)
Newport News, Va. July 22.-Luck
broke with the Shlphuiiders this
afternoon and as Il result they made
ii two out Of three for the series with
the Portsmouth Pirates. O'Brien was
hit rather freely. but was saved on
several occasions by poor base run
ming by the locals. Munford pitched
well. except for wildness in the open
ing round His support was not OF
"A high order Fielding features were
furnished by SmiAh. lCarnes, Boyd
and McF.lveen-
The score.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-23
Totals
Score by innings /.

Score by innings: r
Newport News ........ 900 003 oox--3
I portsmouth lHu WV Voo--9
Summary: Two-base hits-Clunk,
Double piays-Glockson TO Gondolfi;
Carnes TO Gondolfi to Carnes. stolen
bases-Snlith, Walters. Sacrifice hits
--Krepps, Troy, Hurry. Struck out
BY Mumford, =: by O'Brien. g Bases
on balls-Off Mumford 4 Left on
bases--Newport News, s: Portsmouth.
Q. First on errors-Portsmouth 3.
Passed bails-Giockson, 2. Wild pitch
~--Mumford Umpire-Mr. Norcum.
Time of game hour and 40 min
utes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-23
Build New Church
For Colored Folk

Buifffng Inspector Butter vestsr-
day isued the following permits: NJ.
b. Ftorsheim 10 repair stable Nos.
110-t2 South Adams street, to cost
$3,e0o: II the trustees of Riverview
Baptist church tcoluredl. to build a
church at Ja6queline street. between
Lady and Lombardy. to cost $4,000,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-23
JACK QUINN BLANKS
ST. LOUIS OUTFIT
BRAUFEDs FAIL TO GET ONE Run,
WHILE TERRAPINs SECURE
FIVE OF THEM.
CHIFEDS OVERWHELMED
BUFFALO nIsoNs BEAT KANSAS
CITY TEAM. WHILE PITTS
BURG DOWNS INDIAN
~
AP0LTs CLUB.
CHIFEDS OVERWHELMED

Baltimore, July 22.~-The Terrapins,
by punching their hits in the second
and sixth innings. defeated St Louis
here today In the opening game of
the series. 6 to 0. Quinn hurled
mastery ball throughout, and was
invincible with men on the bases.
Davenport started out we'll enough.
but weakened.
Score by innings: r.. n. Il.
st. Louis ZOO 600 600 Z 2
Baltimore ..020 003 00x-5 3
Batteries: Davenport and. Chapman.
Quinn and Jackitsch. EMPIRES,
Goeckel
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-23

Cleveland. Base on balis---OM Poole.
8 fCleveiand and Hopkins. ~; of
Hall. (We1scher).. Struck out--By
Poole. 3: by Hall, !. Passed ball
Ulrich. Left on bascs--Hoanoke, 8:
Norfolk, .. Time 81 game. 2:1O. TIM
piyoa, sRsynoIds and Hsxd1rs01l.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-23

Marriage licenses were issued yes
terday by Clerk Walter Christian to
Francis ]. Hurley and Sarah f. Tay-
Tor. r. l.. Graves and Lizzie N.
Haurande; NJ. NJ. Melton and Lillian
May Atwell-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-23
Df.tircrs Iost. Game.

st Louis. July 22.--The Cardinals
made it three straight over Brooklyn
today, when Bill Doak held the hftters
from over the bridge to just four
swats and scattered them fudiciousiy.
The score was 2 to /. All the scoring
was in the first round
Score by innings. II, RI. r..
prooklvn 100 900 oo0---1 6 1
st Louis 49,. 200 600 0o"-2 2
Batteries: Allen. Ragon and Miller;
Doak and wingo. Umpires, Byron
and Johnson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-23
Colts Drop Another Game To Petersburg Coolers
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Petersburg, s; Richmond, 4.
Newport News, 3; Portsmouth, l.
Norfolk, 4 Roanoke, 8.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-23
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday

fW8UIt1 ISotk1Uky.
Philadelphia. 8; Cleveland. 0.
Boston, 8; st. Louis, 3 FIRST game).
Boston. g.: st. Louis, (second
game).
New York. i; Detroit. 4 tfirst game).
New York. g.; Detroit. Second
game).
Chicago. .: Washington. s.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Yesterday

Results Yesterday.
New York. 4: Cincinnati. /.
Chicago, 4; Philadelphia, 3.
Boston. /: Pittsburg, 0 (first game).
Boston. 4: Pittsburg. (second
game),
st. Louis, 4: Brooklyn. I.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-23
Standing OF Cauhs.

Games To-day.
Chicago IN Brooklyn.
KAraas City in Buffalo.
|. N Iouls In Baltimore
1pdaAnapoliadn 1tttsburx.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-23
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Res,,Ifs yesfcraJa,

Baltimore. 5; st. Louis. o.
Brooklyn. 3; Chicago, 8.
Buffalo, 8: Kansas City, 3.
Pittsburg. z; indianapolis. l..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-23
Standing OF Clubs.
fEnr Season Eecinninc JnIy 81

Games Today.
Newport News in Tttcnm ond.
Petersburg in Norfolk.
Portsmouth in Roanoke.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-23

Tigers Drop Two.

New York, July 22.---The radical
Aeform Of Chances hitless wonders
4his afternoon developed the unusual
spectacle of a two game triumph
New York won both parts OF double
header from Hugh Jennings Iigers'
and thereby came mighty close 20
wrecking the fond pennant hopes
with which the tow-haired leader o.
the felines first assaulted this citadei.
slim Caldwell outpitched Covaieskie
in 4 clever duel. while Cy Pieh stag
Kered through the glory over D1eac
ana Cayet after King Cole had done
his best to gum the cards. Inc
scores were TO I and 3 to D.
respectively.
First game
Score by innings ~ n
Detroit ..nio ooo poo
New York loo ooi los ..as
caldwell ana Nunamaker. Umpires
Chill and Connolly.
Second game,
petrott .....-.s 800 600 oils Is
New York -. 100 o70 oex-s 10 .
batteries: Dubuc, Cavet, Mckee and
Baker; Cole, Pieh and Sweeney. I'm
pires. Connolly and Chill.
Boston Takes Both.
Boston, July 22.---The Red Sox TOOK
both ends of a double bill from st
Louis this afternoon. and thereby
moved into second place. roster
ktarted the opener. but went out IN
he second inning with the score 'iea
Ind Bedient concluded tho game. In
4. second SheEe pitched the fnll dis
ance against Bill James. Though the
-cckfe was hit freely he always held
he Browns safe. and one or two OF
he iatter's bingles might easily have
ocen called errors.
First game.
score bv innings: r. Fl. f
h. Louis ....1fa col COOS
boston 2of eos 0ox--5 Ii
Batteries: Hamilton and Leary; F'os-
er. Bedient and Cady. Tmpires. Esan
md Sheridan.
Second game,
Score by innings: T. II. r
81 Louis 100000 o1o-a :
Boston oil 900 1sx--e II
Batteries. James and Leary; Sheer
Ind Cady. EMPIRES. Egan and Sheri-
Ian.
Have You Seem John Baricycnrn?
John Rarleycorn. the remarkable
ix-part picture play by Jack London.
which has pleased large numbers or
picture lovers the first half OF week
1t the Bijou. win continue to attract
amusement seekers in goodfy num-
bers for the balance OF the engage
nent. Performances are given four
lines daily-e:S0 and : O'Clock after
soons; 80 and o'clock nights. For
nest week the Bijou management an
nounces THE Sea Wolf" Jack
1ondon's masterpiece. This photo
arama dramatized from Jack Lon
IONS remarkable novel is In seven
fascinating reels. which tell a re-
narkable rory Of love and romance
~ the hirh seas, The Sea Wolf
/. said to be 4 veritable revelation In
moving pictures and - sure to please
III classes OF picture fans
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-23

Summary: Two-base hIts-Lavaf.
Newton Three-base hits-Newton.
Woerth, Wager. Home run-Newton.
Sacrifice hits--Laughlin, Laval, Jacket.
Hedgepeth. Stolen base--Gray. Dou-
bic plays Snyder to Newton: Wa
ger to Busch to Barnett Struck out
BY Sloan. 8; by Hedgepeth. A. Base
on balls-By Sloan. /, by HedEcpeth.
4. Hit by pstcher--W. Snyder. by
Hedgepeth; Robe. by Hedgepeth.
Passed ball--Woerth Umpires, Frank.
lin and Clarke, Time. two hours.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-23
Chase Three Pitchers.

New York, July 22---Tom Seaton
has changed In the last month from
the Walter Johnson type OF pitcher.
forced to hold the opposing team to
one run or nothing In order to win,
to the Christy Mathewson kind. with
all the tallies In the world as a work
ing margin Today the Tip Tops built
up big figure 3 on their side OF the
scoreboard at Washington park by
clouting the delivery of three Chifed
huriers with reckless abandon. and
Thomas washable to take 1t easy after
the tension of the arst three innings
was removed He ceased pitching
shutout ball and allowed the Tinker
men TO tally three runs while he was
half resting.
Score by Innings: r., H. E.
Chicago zoe 100 2oe--3 s 2
Brooklyn ---.i65 o1o 2os--s Is o
Batteries: IAnge, Brennan. Black.
Wilson and Block; Seaton and Land.
UmpIres. vansickie and Anderson.
Bisons Victorious.
Buffalo. July 22.--The Bisons were
easy victors. overthe Kansas City*team
here today, the score being . to 3.
The deciding runs were scored I'm the
eighth inning
score by inrings: r. r. f..
Kansas City oct 0o0 nii---3 /
Buffalo ...- ola 600 o3x--s q
Batteries: Packard. Harris and
Eastcrly: Anderson, Ford. IAvigne
and Blair. Umpires, Mccormick and
Cusack.
Rebels Win Game.
Pittsburg, July 22s--The PfttsburE
Rebels defeated the Indianapolis team
today by O score Of to /, the con-
test developing into a battle between
Camnitx and Falkenberg. The visitors
were the fret TO score. getting their
tally in the third inning on Campbelfs
triple to left center, and Kraftgsingle-
Score by innings: r. III. E.
Indianapolis ..o01 600 o0o--1 s 2
Pittsburg 900 600 3os--1 s 0
Batteries: Talenberg and Rariden
and Texter: Camnitz. Berry and Kerr.
EMPIRES, Brennan and Shannon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-23
CHICAGO WHITE SOX
WINS FROM DIR. AYRES
llsvle Hurricane Blows Up in Ninth and Allows Vis
tors to Count -Four Times-Engfe is Driven
to Cover in the Fifth Inning.

washington. July 22.--Pitcher
Agrees went all to pieces in the ninth
inning of today's game and the Chlca-
70 Wltte Sox broke the existing tie,
scoring four runs and winning from
washington to 5. Chicago knocked
Ene,e out Of the box in the NTH and
Faber was hit so hard in the final hait
OF this inning that he. too, was re-
moved, Cicotte, who finished the game
for the visitors was in rare form.
rcnre nv innings; X. II. F..
Chicago ITO 030 004--9 IL
washington ...101 l20 000--o :
Batteries Faber. Cicotte ana
|echalk: Engei, Ayers and Henry. UNI
ntres Hffdebrand and O'Loughlin.
PennoCk in Form.
Philadelphia, July 22-The Ath-
|letics defeated Cleveland today by the
acore OF 3 to 0. The Maps could do
little with Pennock while wide
Throw by Morton and a pass by Col
)lamore counted In the runs scored by
1.-THE Athletics.
Score by innings: X. II. II.
(r1eyeland 80. 900 600 600 /
Philadelphia 100 DOL o1o--3 ]
Batteries: Morton, Collamore and
eCarrisch; Pennock and Schang I'm
Ipires, Dineen and Evans
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-23

Gama9 To-day.
New York In Cincinnati.
8sooklyn IN III. Louta
Hpstan IN pif&sbuge.
q, - ]n1ooge2 81
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-23

@Grinnes batted for Sloan in ninth.
Score by innings. r..
Richmond ..... 900 030 100---4
Petersburg ~ .0e0 200 030---5
Summary. Two base hits-I.ayai
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-23
standing or cfuns,

st. Louis, =: BROOKLYN, I.