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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-19
Virginia League Results
Yesterdays SCORES.
Richmond, q; Roanoke, o.
Petersburg, j; Norfolk. o.
Portsmouth,, 81 Newport News, 8.
WHERE THEY I'IAY TODAY.
Roanoke Mt Richmond.
Newport Ncvr mt Portsmouth.
Norfolk at Petersburg.
Producing a very ineffective brand

Producing a very ineffective brand
OF lefthanded pitching. Mr. James
Poole some time OF Norfolk. but moro
lately OF Roanoke. lost Il ball game yes
tcrdny, while our young Mr.. Crimes
was adding lhurels TO his crown by
annexing Il shut out victory for him
self and his hard working cotnputriots,
and lifting the Colts to second place.
The score was to O.
Richmond won because OF consist
cncy Of attack that Poole was unable
to Withstand. For five of tho innings
he registered blanks. but in tho sixth
he was assailcd for 1--WE safe hits,
though the quintet was productive OF
but two runs. Another series OF i've safs
wallops in tho eighth was more salts
factory. four TALES being counted.
Not at any stagc of hostilitics was
Crimes seriously I'm danger. Not a
single visitor became acquainted with
third base throughout the conflict. and
IN only the fourth, NTH and ninth did
any of the invaders arrive at the mid
way position. Crimes was hit safely
Just four times. struck out ten and
walked three. Bunting'a error and tho
bases on balls mentioned were respon-
sible for the near danger periods.
Through great defensive work on
the part of the visiting young men,
until the sixth and only the best break
OF circumstances kept him from being
shcived during that period. Robe
broke open the canto with n trinle that
bounded hastily over Moren's head, but
II bounded just the same. Gray got
through with another fiuky hit good
Tor Two bases md Robe scored New
ION hit deep TO Cook. at short and WAS
safe when the shortstop was unable to
hurry the throw. Gray tried 10 score,
but was thrown out ut the plate on
n pretty relay from Graham TO Rusa
l-etbs. Raicy and Berger followed
with safe blows. counting Newton
In the eighth Snyder hit wickedly
TO COOK and was safe. Gray followed
with his safety. Newton came through
with another hit. Ralcy's sacrifice and
BerRers tap. together with q Wild
pitch by Poole. combined to account for
the four runs scored.
An abortive rally was started By
Continued On Ninth Page)
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YALE TAKES MAJORITY
OF PRELIMINARY RACES
captures Freshman Four-URred md
Graduate EiSht-Onred TrinI

Harvard Training Quarters. Red Top.
Conn. June l9.-falc won two out Of
three OF tho preliminary races which
late TINS afternoon opened Informally
the annual regatta on the Thames
Harvard finished first In the scrub four
event. Yale captured the freshman
four Dared and graduates cight-onred
races. In the freshman race both
crews began ut n thirty six stroke, and
iaic held its clip close to thirty four
Lanyard chung TO thirtythree for most
or or me cGurse; but dropped TO thirty at
the finish The time was minutes -
seconds. The crews We're:
Jacques. No. :; Lane. bow; Crosby. cox
"a iaryyard,-GIhadwMlck. stroke: Cool
Henderson. coXswain.
In the scrub race the stroke was
Kept close to thirty-six 10y both crews.
harNarGs time was minutes "a sec
@nds. The tours were rowcd as fol-
lows:
Yale-AIorsc. stroke: cakes, No. 8:
Kobb. No ?: Sanderson. bow: Pratt,
Harvard-Busk. stroke. Hcrrick. No
3: White, No. .; Baker. bow; Dodge,
The graduate race. which was for the
hrst leg for the new loving cup offered
by Robert +. Iicrrick. chairman OF the
Harvard rowing committee. was the
Harvard caught the river first and led
at the quarter mile by about ten feet
, laies Spurt during the second half
fore BY a slender lead, but the silshtest
inishap would have upset the result
Mucii OF lale's victory belongs to
stroke Ed Livingstone. the Riverside
Boat Club oarsnlaii, who drove his crew
to a high clip at the psychological mo-
ment
Yale .rowcd thirty four: Harvard.
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be released, In large measure. because
souc of the directors. at least arc Of
the opinion that the league might suf-
fer financial loss through this release
II the Virginia League is financial
ly prosperous il the league is to con-
tnue the season. il would he mani
testify wise To release Richmond. take
the price Richmond is ready to pay for
that release. move to Lynchburg and
have a successful season. than to wait
untii the end Of the season and have
this territory drafted by the Interna-
uonal League for the draft price
$500.
Richmond will he drafted at the end
OF The present season. That much is
certain. 1t is only II question of get =
tins few more dollars by allowing
the inevitable to happen now
Richmond Is through with tho Nir-
ginih League, and -he directors may
as we'll realize II now rs later
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COOLERS LAND VICTORY
IN EXCITING CONTEST
Defeat Norfolk In Gnmc NInrkcd
by Good Pitching md brilliant
EiNlNinE.

Petersburg. Va, June 1S.-In n ramo
IN which brilliant fielding by both
teams was the feature. Petersburg de-
ieatcu Norfolk by score of | to o to-
day; Both Richmond and Cochran were
IN me form. and kept the hits well
scattered, ana their support was per-
rect fcterSburgs only run was scored
in the eighth inning. when Laughlin,
me first man up. hit for two bases.
niu went 70 third on passed ball by
mons NJ tho bat, the squeeze play was
successfully worked, Simmons being
thrown out at first
Norfolk had II splendid chance to
score In the eighth when Cochran
singled. ana went 10 second on Ten
nants sacrihcc. Prcssly hit to Rich
mond, who made n poor throw to sec
ond TO catch Cochran. and Pressly was
saie on hrst; Cochran being held at
Ihrashcr hit TO right. and Cochran was
thrown out on beautiful peg by Sim
mons to l.aughlin. The score:
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sports UP-TOTHE MINUTE HAPPENINGS EVERYWHERE SP
Dunn Makes Final State
ment

baltimore. June IS.-Dcfore lcnv-
Ing Tonight for New York to attend
the meeting Tomorrow of the Nm
tfOunt baseball Commission, Manager
Dunn. of the baltimore international
League club, made the following
statement:
elf the National Commission de-
cides 20 wnivc the draft and class
the International with the rnnjOr
Leagues, I shall sfny here while
longer and cndcuvOr To ascertain the
sentiments of baseball lovers of tho
city. III the! support us we Will stay
here; tf not. I nhnIl exercise my
Judgment about transferring the
franchise.
'.ShOuld the National Commission
refuse To plncc us I'm the major
League class ny removing the draft.
something may happen sooner.
rhnlt not wait longer than Sunday
before mni<inE up nay mind"
Richmond. Nn., promoters have Of
fcrcd $02.10O for 40 per cent or the
clubs stock. and the transfer of the
club to Richnond, according to the
OriOlc mnEnntc.
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SUPERIOR STlCKWORK
WINS GAME FOR PIRATES
Portsmouth Lands Victory Over New
port News-Builders Make Three
Circuit WaIlnns

portsmouth,. Va. June ls.--Superior
stlckwork, most OF which was punched
In the first and ninth, gavo Portsmouth
the opening game of the series to-day
win Newport News by the score or
to 5.
The Shipbuilders played remark
abic game. In that three of tho 1--WE hits
they scored were circuit riders put
over the short left field fence by CLOCK
SON. smith and Walters. In the first
ana n1tn there was one ON. In the
second the homers came alone
Tie Pirates slammed Barton hard In
me opehing inning for four runs. and
TOOK the lead. Newport News had al
ready made two in the first They
made one in the second. and took the
tallicS.
After the first Barton was hit FREQ
~. but managed to keep them we'll
scattered. and there was no more
scoring: IT looked like the Builders
game until the ninth. when the home
team again managed to get their hits
together and smoked across two taliies
ny the time one was out. The score:
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Ask Restraining Order
To Stop Marsans
From Playing

st. Louis, Mo-, June 1S.-An in
junction to restrnin Armnndo Mar
snnS from playing with the st. Louis
Fedcrals WINS naked of the Federal
District Court here to-day by the
Cincinnati National LenEue club.
The application was net for n hear
ing next Monday.
The petition says that NIarsans on
January 10 Inst signed threc-ycnr
contract to play with Cincinnati mt
St.4G3 year; TINT lie WIS suspended
by the Cincinnati club. and then
served n trn-tlny notice ON the club
thnt he would terminate his con-
trnct.
when the ten-dny notice expired
he signed with the st. Louis Fed
erals, and with TINT team lie has
been playing Since Saturday.
ainrsans played with the Fcderais
today.
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New York. June 1S.--One bad inning,
in which Demarec and Third Ba sealan
Stock exploded simultaneously. cost the
Giants their last game with Pittsburgh
here to-day. The Pirates came back in
tho eighth. facing Il three-run lead. by
dint of four hits and two misplays on
the part Of Stock. they Tailed four
times and took tho contest. TO =. Tho
result gave the visitors an even break
on the series. Dcm;,rcc pitched shut
out bail for seven innings. stock.
despite his costly errors, starred for tho
locals making three doubles in three
times up and laid down Il pretty sacri-
flee. Score:
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Federal League Results
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
Kansas CITY. .; baltimore, o.
indianapolis, =, ISufinlo, 3.
Chicago, 3; PittSburgh. =.
brooklyn. q; ST. Louis, 4.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
brooklyn Mt st. Louis.
Buffalo ut InIIunnpolis.
baltimore mt Kansas city.

Kansas City. Juno 1s.-kansas City
defeated Baltimore TO-DAY. 2 to o. Doc
Ian and Walsh. who were suspended
recently. following an argument with
an umpire In Chicago, we're back in
the game for Baltimore.
Score by innings: r. II. T..
Kansas City....o oo0o2ox-a /
Batteries: wilhelm. Smith, Conley
and Jacklitsch; Cullop and Easterly.
Indianapolis, June indianapolis
punched hits to-day and won from Buff
falo. to 5. To-day's victory is the
ninth straight for the local team.
Score by Innings: r. II. T..
Buffalo ......0 o o 90 30 % s .
Indianapolis 20 o % 0 3X--5 : |
batteries Knapp and Blair: KAISER
ling and Rariden.
St. Louis. Mo-. June Is.-Rrooklyn
won the third Of Its series with 81.
Louis to-day, to 4.
Score by innings. Il. II. T..
Brooklyn ......20 ! 90 is l6
St Louis .......2ol 900 0-+ >
Batteries: l'inneran and Land: VIII
lett and Simon.
Chicago. ILL.,. June 1s-Fisk held
Pittsburgh to two hits o-day. and Chi
cago won the ten-inning game, to =.
score by innings: r. IA. l..
Pittsburgh ...02 o0ooO0o--2 9 0
Chicago .......l 90 0 Ia o
batteries: Camnitz and Berry: Fisk
and Wilson.
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APPRECIATES WORK OF SIMS.
President Wilson Writen Cordial IcttcY
70 TcnnesSCc KeprcNcntntixn

Washington, June lS.--Prcsidcnt VIII.
son to-day wrote 10 Representative
Sims. OF Tennessee, expressing apprcci,
atlou for his conspicuous supuort or tho
ianama Tolls exemption repeal hill
when ~ was up before the House
III l have been IL long time about II -
wrote tho President, you may be sure
IL mas not been because ! have for
gotten to express my very sincere ad =
miration for and appreciation of tho
part mat you played III the contest
winch led TO the repeal Of the tolls az
cMption. | want YOU 10 know how
much respect and honor YOU for tho
poSlnon which YOU took. and how
huch value the aid YOU rendered"
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Al Reich Defeats Erftts

Nov TOrk, .Uno 1S-M Kcich
Knocked ont Sailor Fred Fritts in the
second minute Of tho tenth round at the
STADIUM y. &. Tonight. Tho first
knock odwn OF the fight occurred AT the
start OF the last session. Rcich drop
ping tritts with a right for tho count
81 nine. Tho latter scrambled TO his
feet with both eyes almost closed and
"a deep cash over his right optic. Reich
ripped III three right upper cuts in
the game sailor to tho canvas, where
ne lay helpless. tho referee stopping
the contest.
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Gilmore Defends Players

james \. Gilmore, president or the
Federal HHsrball IcnGue. came 10
me defense OF TINT icncuc ana bnsc-
bhiI plhycrs In general to-day In re-
sponsr to- the statement or H. IL.
johnson, head OF the American
iehGuc. that money greed may he
come tho curse OF baseball.
"Fhe public rcnlixcs," snid Gill
more, 'thnt for more thnp twenty
years organized bascbnIp has held
Its players In state of peonngc.
while the club owners hive nmnssei
lHrgc fortunes. NnturnIly they re-
sent competition. ana 81 hurts them
To he obliged TO give some of tbr
men who earn the money n pnrt of
the lnrge profits"
Mr.. Gilmore pointed 10 the cnre ar
MOrdecni Brown ns nm example of
what he termed the iniuuity of re-
serve clause contracts.
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BRAVES LOSE TO CARDINAL S

Boston, june lS.--Iu a game that
wound M with tremendous excitement
the 81. Louis Cardinals beat the Braves
o to d, this afternoon. Boston had tho
bases fun, with only one out. I'm the
NINTH but Deal struck out and Mann
popped weakly to Miller. while tho fans
yelled madly confident of Roston'a vic
tory. The game was full OF Kicks and
delays, and lasted two hours and thr-
ty-scveu minutes. crutchcr, who re-
placed I'erdue, pitched tlne ball until
the ninth, when the st Louis team got
his goat. Score:
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SEEKS GREATER AUTII0RIrY
FOR TREASURY AGENTS

Washington June lS.-Grcater au-
thority for Treasury agents who soon
VIII be placed on the tran of income
tax dodgers was sought from Congress
TO-DAY ny Secretary MCAdoo. He sent
20 INC fouSo proposed amendment 10
power OF the Internal Revenue Commits
slouei. TO compel corporations to fur
n.Sh the names of stockholders and
dividends they receive and to REQUIRE
persons and corporations subject to tho
tax TO give free access 10 their books
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BROWNS TO THIRD PLACE

-. Louis. June 1S.---rhe Browns went
INTO third place to-day by defeating the
Athletics. q to .. Plank was easy and
AFTER SIX hits had ncttcd four runs in
-four innings, he was succeeded hv
Brown. Brown yielded two runs in the
Tour innings he worked. being hit for
three Singles and triple. l5aumgard-
ner held the Athletics 10 one run in
seven innings. but In the eighth Strunk
put the ball into the right field bleach
ers, with OidrinG and Baker on. Score:
Luuis pI,iIudalnt,;,
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CINCINNATI WINS AGAIN

Brooklyn. Juno lS.--Charlie HerzoE's
Reds made 1t two out OF three when
they took the Dodgers into camp to-
day, to J. Frank Allen started for
Brooklyn, but was slammed for two
runs in the first inning. Schultz re-
Ncved him. and did not allow a hit
until the ninth. when four hits added
two more runs To the Reds total. Score:
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American Association.

At 81 PauI-St. Paul. I Cleveland, 4.
~ Kansas City-Kansas City, o.
Louisville. q.
At Observation-Disclosures 1; Co.
IumbuS, g.
At Milwaukee--Milwau 3: In
dianapolis. 5. First game).
AT Observation-Disclosures 10: In
diana pOlis. 8. Second Eame).
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LEONARD BLANKS WHITE SOX

Chicago. June lS.-I.eonard shut out
The White son, to d, to-day. In the
third base ON balls and Hoppcr's
triple gave the visitors one run I'm the
seventh they scored six runs on clean
hitting. one of their seven hits in that
round was Il triple 10y Speaker. Lathrop
relieved Scott after the seventh. Leon
ara was hit hard, but not when hits
meant runs. Score:
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New York.


Ran Tor Gibson I'm seventh.
7'i3attcd for Adams in seventh.
IRAN Tor Movers in ninth.
tBatted for Demnree In ninth.
Score by innings: r.
Pittsburgh .................... % q q . -
N"W ioER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, u y q q : J ~ "a
summary: ErrOrs-Stock (c). Left on bases
-PittsburSh, .; New York. 9. Base on balls
on Adams. !; on Dcriaree. 4: off Harmon, 2.
Struck out--by Adams 2: by Demarec :,
Three-base h.t-Doyle. Two-basc hits Now
rcy Coleman. Burns Stock go. Sacrifice
hit-Stock. Sacrifice iiy-Merk!e Stolen
bases-Carey. Kelly. Burns. Hits-off Adams
. IN q Innings: of Councilman. = In / Inning
OF Harmon. none IN : innings. Umpires-
Elcm ana Enslic. Timc-o:l5
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PHILlIES BEAT CUBS

Philadelphia, june lS.-Philpdciphia
gave the Cubs u lively heating to-day
scoring . to 4. Marshall, who allowed
tho Cubs to score three runs I'm the
pitched marvelously throughout the
game. allowing but three of Chicago's
nve hits. Cheney, for the visitors, was
Knocked out of the box in the third in
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'One out when winning run scored.

SUMMARY; Two base hits-Whittcd
Hone Hone ms Walters. smith. Clock SON
stolen baSe%-Troy. Mccoy. Sacrifice
hits-BaXter. Holland. Base on balls
McCleary. 3; Earton. 2. Lief; on bases
Newport News. /: Portsmouth. :
Hit by pitched ball-O'Kecfe Struck
out--Ey McCleary. 4; by Barton. g.
Wild pitches-AIcClcary. Time of game.
l:45. Cmpircs. McTcaguc and Lewis
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International.

At Newark Newark, 2: Toronto 5.
Al MISUNDERSTANDING ,: Mon
treat ..
At Jersey City-Jerscy City, 3: Buff
falo. 10.
At rrovidence--Provido 10: Ro-
chester. D. ('irst Eamc).
At Observation-Disclosures 3: Ro-
chester, o. ,Sccond game).
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Totals g. IL II Il II Totals 81 "a 3
'Botted for Cheney in fourth.

Score by innings: II.
Philadelphia .................. o 80 s-ie
chicago ..-.-.-.:........:. SO 9 y !
Summary: Errors-I.ohcrt. Corridor (2).
Cheney. Two-base hits-Zimmerman. Schultz.
Irelan. paskert. Becker. Home run-Bcck-r.
Sacrifice hits--tiood. Cravath, Becker. Stolen
basos-Marec, Sweeney (2). Struck out-by
Cheney. >. by Ocschgcr. 3: by Pierce, T. Dou-
bile pliys--Irclan, MaEee and I.udcrus. Base
ballS-od Cheney. ): off Marshall ! oN
Pierce. :: of oeschEcr .. Time-292. I'm
pires-Rgler and Hart.
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At New Orleans--New Orleans. 2:
Birmingham. 6.
At Atlanta Nashville. rain.
At Montgomery-Moblle rain.
Al Chattanooga NJ cmphis tniornins
game, ratn).
Vt Chattanooga--Cha .;
Memphis. q. (Afternoon gamc).
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American League Results
yesterdays SCORES.
Detroit, 4; Washington, =.
Boston, =: Chicago, %.
II. Louis, q; PhiluIctphtn,5 8.
tlcvclnnu-Nev York traint.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Washington mt Detroit.
New York ut Cleveland.
Doston ut Chicago.
philadelphia ut St. Louis

Detroit. Juno 1S.-For the second
time in the history OF baseball Detroit
defeated Washington with Walter John
son in the box, TO >. to-day. The To-
calls found the star pitcher for six hits.
including home run by kavanaugh.
aud triple. a double and a single by
Crawford. In the fourth Cobb was
passed, and two hits and an error fol-
lowing. scored three runs. score:
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Birmingham Indefinitely
Suspended

Cleveland, o., June ISuo
SirmthBhnm. of the CIeycInud A,ncr
icnn Lengne baseball team, rccrjycd
"oicc to-duy OF his fndcrpt.e s.,v
pehs,'n by President Bnn johnson
-, H M:c during yesterdays
minEhHm protested ~ cni,ed third
strike on Chapman. md wn, NM nn
me Held. after which specfntors
thre" pop bottles NJ Dineen.
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North CnrnIinn-

Al Durham -Greensboro. rain.
At Winston -Sa Sal lem.
8; Charlotte, z.
At Asheville- Ra leigh, rain
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score ny lhnlnES X.
Chicago Observation-Disclosures. o D q Q q n a. a
hoNioh OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 100000 Is
summary; Error-.Ianvrin Left on bases
chicago. :; Boston. s. Two-base hits-Bre-
Ton. Gardner. Blackburn. Hendrickscn.
Thrcc-hasc hits Hooper, Speaker Double
pluys-Icrkcs 20 Scott 10 Janvrin; Scott TO
feTk"s 20 Janvrir. Bases ON ballS-on scott
y OF Leonard. !; on lmthrop. :. Struck
cut-hH Leonard. .. by Scott. I'mpirea-
. louEhNn and Iiildebrand. Timc-l:5D.
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score by innlnSH; Il.
~. Louis ;...'..''''''..''''... Of s
fniauelDnla ................. 900 0 ; 10
summary: Errors-Austn (2). Baumgard-
ner. Collins. Two base hits-Wares. Baker
90, Three base ht-I.eary. Home run
Strunk. Sacrifice hits-Pratt. Wares. Dou-
bic piays.W Wares. Pratt aud Lcary. Stolen
bases-Wiliams. Shotton. Austin. Bases on
halls-on Plank. ;: off Brown. .: of Baum
gardiner. ). Struck out-by Plank. 3: by
Brown. ,: by BAumgardncr .: 10y Mitchell
]. Left on bases-St. Louis. i; Philadelphia
s. Timc-2:N. Umpires-EEan and Evans
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Washington,
Totals - = IS Total. ...I - II
Ran FOR Williams IN ninth
hy

~, UeSInit ....'..'...... y 800 -
summary: Errors,-MoelIcr Foster. Two
base hitS-Crnwford Nj Bride. Three base
MI 80 Crawford Home Kavauaugh.
struck nut--by Dubuc. 3: by johnson. T.
Bases on halis-oU Dubuc :: OFF johnson. l.
Double plays-Cianiil. cBridc and C;andll:
Bush ana Burns. First ,asc on errors
Detroit. :. Le;t on bases-Deirolt 3: Wash
ington. :. Time-i:So. Cmpires-Chill and
Sheridan.
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- 5OHtH AtInnt1C.
At Charleston-Charlesto i: Angus
ia. >.
At Savannah--Savannah. 3: Column
bia, 5.
AT Columbus Jack sonvillc, rain.
at Macon albany, rain
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=
Norfolk.

Norfolk " 00oOo q n n
i'otcTsburS ........ 5000 o q | NJ
summary: Two-basc hits-Thrashcr
Ltus hin. Three base hi;s--Nlevcland
stolen bascs--Thrnsher Stcirbrcnuer
- Sacrifice hits--Simmons, Damrnu,
remnant Base on balls-Cochrnn. q
Richmond. .. Left on bascs-Norfolk
p; Petersburg, t; Hit by pitched ball
remnant Struck out-By Cochran. 4;
dNchnond. !. Passed baIls-Stewart
.llme of game. 1:46. Umpire. Hendcr-
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Totals 20 p Is Totals

Totals 90 2, Il Totals % . - .!
'Rin Tor Miller In ninth.
'Batt-d for Schmutz In ninth.
IRAN for Elberfeld in uinth.
Score nv innings: r..
Cincinnati ....................: 200 q ~ 50
Brooklyn Observation-Disclosures. o Q o ! 900 OF
summary: Errors-Clarke 81. Humrneil
McCarty Two-base hit--Wheat Three base
hits-Il uinmcll. O'Mara. Sacrifice hits-Groh
On. stolen bases-tfcrZoE 90. l,ohr. cut
shaw. O'Mara. Double plays--CIarke, Her
z"g and Iioblitzel; O'Aiara. Cutshuw and
llummcll, Moran and UcrzoE. ia SO on balls
OF Benton. 4: OIL Allen. ]; on schmut2 2
struck out-oy cschmutz. Z: by Benton. :. iIits
of Schmutz. in innings. Time-e:e'.
CinpircS- Eason and Cuiglcy.
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Kaufman Wins.

Kaufman Co defeated Weisberger
Yesterday at BYRD Park by the score
of IL TO 4.
,, Scoro by innings: r. II. T..
is. Co..........3O o = Ola IL n
w: ..........0 O0o02 81 > /
Batteries. Kaufman-Merritt, Lies
field and lander: Weisberger-Dyson
ana Nrafner. Time OF game, 1870
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ONE BAD INNING LOSES
CLOSE GAME FOR GIANTS
Demaree and Stock Largely Respon-
sible for Victory Achieved
by Pittsburgh.
GET EVEN BREAK ON SERIES
lArtist-Pitchcr Hurts SIut.Out Ball
for Seven fnnipgs-Despite Costly
Errors. Proves Real Offensive
Strength of NIcGraw's Men.
National League Results
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
PhiIndelphln, IL, Chicngo, 4.
Cincinnati. 4; brooklyn, 4.
Pittsburgh, :; New York, 3.
st. Louis. GI HOstOn, 2.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
st. Louis Mt ncston.
Chicago al Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh ut brooklyn.
Cincinnati ut New York.
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ming, and followed by Pierce. who was
also badly beaten. and subsequently re-
placed by stack. Score: