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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-04
WATCH WON IN MARATHON
IS RETURNED BY H|TEsHEW
Winner Disqualified Because of In
eligibility by Southern Amateur
Athletic Association.
REIMBURSEMENT OF AWARE
Hcubi. of Richmond College, and
Gary, Morgan and Gentry Must
Return Their Awards and Receive
Higher Honors.

Louis II. Hiteshew. the winner of the
gold watch in the tei-miie marathon
conducted by The Times Dispatch on
october 1. last year. has returned to
the Sporting Editor of this newspaper
the trophy he won. because Of having
been disqualified by the South Atlantic
Amateur athletic Association. under
the rules of which the marathon was
conducted
. Entries for the marathon We're con-
tined to amateur athletics residing in
Virginia. and at the time young Hite-
shcw entered his name he was visit
ing at the home OF his brother In
Woodlawn Heights. and had come to
TIE city for the purpose of closing up
an agreement 10 20 to work here. His
Intentions wore TO continue his resi-
dence, iii Richmond. and he thought
and the officials OF the contest were of
the opinion he WAS a legal entrant.
After the marathon was run. and lie
had captured the elegant gold watch
for winning the race, the deal for tho
position fell through. and Hitshew re-
turned TO Baltimore. The eligibility OF
the young runner was questioned. and
the matter was brought before the
South Atlantic Amateur Athletic AS
ISOLATION. which ruled that HItcshew
was disqualified until he returned the
watch to The Times Dispatch.
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ter,lay to visit relatives. Mr.. Hiteshew
made II his first business to come TO
The Times Dispatch and deliver to Its
represcntat:.u the golden trophy of
his triumph on the race track II
freely Civ" il up" he said. that it may
! feel that did not misreprcscnt facts
when entered as resident Of Vir-
Einia. have record for being .
clean athlete, and to maintain that
beautiful trophy"
The return OF the watch. after the
lapse OF nearly year. causes re-
the marathon. ana young Fitzgerald. Of
the John Marshall High school, who
came cam IN eleventh in the race. is now
being now credited with tenth plorr
instead Of eleventh.
IN order To carry out the proper re-
necessary for lieubi. Of Richmond COL
lcSe, winner OF the second prize: Gary.
OF Richmond college. winner OF third
Christ Church Association. winner of a
silver medal 10 return TO this Office
the trophies they won. Each in turn
will be presented with "a trophy of
MT iIenbi VIII receive the gold
will receive the silver watch for sec
ond place; Mr.. Morgan, of Newport
News, Will receive the silver cup for
third place: MIR. Gentry will be given
the gold medal for fourth place, and
the silver medal previously present ed
him VIII be given to Mr.. Fitzgerald,
who. being eleventh man. In the race.
now drops into tenth place.
II is the desire OF The Times Dis
patch 10 adjust this matter ut once.
and this means is taken to ask the
To aid US. Each will receive an award
or higher honor by so doing.
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'C0LT TR0TTERS FEATURE
MEET At GRAND RAPIDS
Detroit FilIy' Lucille Spier Captures
$4,000 NOrthrup Stake for
Three.Yenr.Olds.
"FoP" GEERs WINS a RACE
Drives Favo1ite, Napoleon Direct, in
Ai1 PAGER Class-Aiajor Ong Is
beaten by Frank Patch--Bclwin
Makes 1t Three Straights.

IT,, GkAMD RAPIDS. MICH. August s..
At ne ,G Io'' nrotters furnished the feature
meeting at Hosns 1a he Sc. GranL Circuit
noon The event was the Sc. ooo Nor,h-
ru2 stake stalk, for three-year-o old trotters.
Won by the Detroit fily. Lucille Spier'
Irop' Geers drove the favorite. IA.
PAGERS. and landed him hrst easily asT 'i'
Major Onx. the first choice i'm the
h h;iI pace &C. , vas not . SO lucky. being
driven by walter Cox.
Bclwin had II his own way in the,
victory for the milwaukee staiiion.
summary:
2;l2 pace: three in I'VE; purse $1,000:
Frank Patch. br. H.. by The
Patchen Boy Baroness vi
r. u. Ereat. b. II. q. Grady. So
Fred DeForess. br. r. h. h. tio5s.
G IIttie gernice. shadelne.: ri,l y
Dillon. Leila Patehen. Miss Newsnre,
ANDY, X. Media Schnell. Tuah WORTH
Myrtle Patch also started Best time.
::i7 pace: three in 1--WE; stake $4,000:
Walter Direct Dam By Direc-
tis MaaR K b ,ih"r m! cox Z Z
started. Best time. EOS -. '''
Three old trot. two in three:
Lucille spier. b. T.. by Dircctum
Spier- Lucille. by Brumncl
tSnoW) .................. =
Ortolan Axworthy, br. =. CMc-
Mss eS" Esrssc,ion: b +. lDeridderj : ! s
Holly Rodben. b. c. ,podgel 3 7
Kathryn Coliette. w. j. Lcyburr. Alb
bella Watts. Truesdda also started.
Best time. zoo 10
2;lS trot: three ia i've; purse $1,000:
Kelvin. b. e, by Mckinney
Belle Winnie, by Adbll Ger
rityb
The Temptrcss. b. IN. tMurphy)
Mr. Forbes. br. e. fSnow)
i5arney Gibbs. br. E. tGeerS) 80. ,
Tommy peForcst, .,udie Elknut.
i.usitania. Low Dewey also started.
Best time. o:06 IA.
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Allows Eleven Hits and Fans Ten
Batters-Teams VIII Play Again
This Afternoon at Broad Street
Park.
Lineup for To-Day

Ryan's Coils lost an opportunity to
crawl , closer to the Tigers yesterday.
the Truck ers by the score of to T.
An inexcusable error by Berger gave
the visitors two runs in the fourth in
ming and laid the way open for three
additional tallies 10 cross the pan
which was enough to win the contest.
y boot by Robe in tho seventh session
also started another run.
Crimes was Manager Ryan's selection
for mound duty, and he had very err
brilliantly, and during the game caused
ten batters TO dent the atmosphere.
boy, took care of the twirlins duties
FOR the visitors. and while he caused
only one batter to Whit. and gave
transportation to three players, he was
steady in the pinches.
Grimes started the game by walking
Soyd, Okecfe forced him ut second.
Elveen ended the session via the Blunt
inE TO Snyder route.
The Colts were more fortunate at the
start, after Bunting had retired. Me
Elvecn TO Hurley. Newton landed on
straight one and drove it into right
Tor ,wS Sack nmG g1n mi
10 60 TO the stand. Robe contributed
single to centre. but was caught
stealing. Berger was easy, McElveen
Two more runs went to the Colts in
the second inning. After Gray was re-
ger walked, snyder singled to right,
sending Schweitzcr TO third Wocrth
hit to short and was retired at first.
SchWeitzer scoring and Snyder going
10 the midway station. Crimes placed
n neat Offering into right. scoring Sny-
der but was caught stealing
Richmonds final tally came in the
fourth on two singles and stolen
base. In the eighth inning tho Colts
had a sord chance to put several count.
ers over but air-tight fielding kept
the locals from tho rubber.
Truckers score I'm the Second.
The Truckers broke into the run
column in the second inning on a
double by Hurley. Riley's sacrifice and
FoileS'S single.
The fireworks came in the fourth
when McElveen singled TO left, Hurley
famed, Riley placed one into right.
MeElvcen going to third. foiles hit Il
skyscraper to left which Berger at
first misjudged. and when he got un-
der the pill he promptly muffcd it, and
both runners scored. Tee famed. max
ing two down. McCleary landed on n
curve and sent it to deep right for
three sacks scoring Foilcs. Boyd
walked aud stole second, and O'kccfc
scored both runners on sharp hi,
br forcing pkccfe at second,
An error hy Robe on Mcllveen's Of
fering. which allowed the runner TO
reach second, and single to centre.
run OF the game over the pan for the
Truckers.
Whitfield had considerable amusement
with tho blcachcr crowd when he bur
lcsqucd crap game on the coaching
line.
The Colts and Truckers will play the
second game of the series this after
noon nj Broad Street Park. Ryan VIII
while Manager McElvccn Will depend
upon Dillhcck. Score:
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FAVORITES WIN, AND
BO0KMAKERS HARD HIT

SARATOGA. y. Y. Angus, 3-Three
Won here to-day. The success OF Adic
NJ. and Stromboli. TWO heavily backed
odds on favoritcs. hit tic layers hard
Adte NJ. won the Alabama stake III
= rornp. beating out Casuarya. the best
hlly in tho West 10y length. Siron-
bolli had to be at his best 10 beat out
HIS Majesty. horse that was consid b
ered q hopeless cripple last season. II
was His Majes'y'H first race OF the
season. but he WAS so good that from
bolli had to he whipped out TO hca t
him In 1928 3-5. two-ffths OF "A sec
ond behind the track record.
Paris. coupled with Finn in tho last
race, Was knocked against the vail. aud
HcTaKsart thrown over the fence Tee
jockey had a narrow escape from beIuc.
seriously hurt The Finn. badly rid :
den, was beaten out by t;arbage
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RESOLUTE WINS FROM
VANITIE BY II SECONDS

NEWPORT. r /. August Sled by tina
Resolutc and VauitIc. the New York Yacht
Club squadron Of steam ana sailing craft
swept into this harbor shortly before 1,
O'clock this afternoon.
II was a reach ran over all OF the
forty-m!ie course from New London To this
port. and tho Resolute led from STARE 10
finish, winning the race by two minutes
eleven seconds. corrected time
Captain Harry Han, OF the Nanitie. how
ever. fought every foot o; the way. and beat
the Reso!uie by ten seconds actual time. but
the Herrcshoff boat had an allowance OF two
minutes and tweniy-one seconds. and so won
the race on time allawonCe.
Al meeting on the ia EshD Sea Fox 10.
night. the yachtsmen decided 20 abandon
;he run to Vineyard Haven and TO hold the
Astor cup races tomorrow, when the cup
candidates will also race for q special prize
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Chicf of poIirc Indicird.

Especial 10 The Times spatCh
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. August 5-Chfo'
- Police Madison. o; Bloodaed. was In
dicte1 by grand jury in the Cnrpora;.,li
Court here today. the !rJ!f &.
that ne accepted bride from "A negro
woman for protection for dIye which
she ran in Bloodneld Ave YEAR, ago
Iasuce Of the Peace Henry + Jones vas
indicted on # similar charge, but his trial
on the Bret ~ Ave indictments resulted !r. .
verdict az not guilty"
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Chicago at New York..
Cincinnati mt PhiIndelphIn.
Brookiyn mt 81. louis.
Pittsburgh ut Brooklyn.

NEW YORK, Aug. 3.-The Giants and
the cincinnati Reds split to-day's dou-
BILE bill. christy Mathewson winning
the opener. to .. and Cincinnati taxi
ing the nightcap. . TO L.
Manager Herzog. of the visitors was
PAINFULLY injured III the first game.
when he colitded with I;eschcr as tho
latter was stealing second. He retired.
but appeared in the second contest
Scores:
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C0VAlESKIE WINS GAME

DETROIT August 3.-Covaleskie de-
feated the Yanks in listlcss game
this afternoon. The Pole was rather
or New York's six hits only one WAS
clean. Four were scratched off the i'm :
hcldcrs and the other Texas Lacquer.
Detroit hit Cole hard. but careless work
on the bases prevented larger score
Score:
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ATHLETICS NosED OUT

CHICAGO, August 3.-The local.
lit on Pennock and Bush In the eighth
inning to-day. scored five runs and
noscd the Athletics out, > TO S. Four
hlts. including u triple by Bodic OF
Pennock. let in four runs. Daley's sim
gle off Bush scored Bodie.
In the seventh Philadelphia had gone
to the front. One hit, four passes and
a hit batter had melted them five runs.
Plank was taken out in the seventh to
let Davis hit for him. Score:
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Mcbride. Henry Two-base hits-Mitchell
Moellcr. Coiiamore Stolen bases-Mc Bride
S S,,.r' AYERS Sacrifice hits-Henry CO.
mitchell. Engei. Bases hails-on E.nyeI
I: OFF Ayers. !. Struck out-by Engci, i; by
AYERS. i: by Ia6crman, .: by Coiiamore J.
l,oub!e plays-Gandil To McBridc Olson
chapman to Wood umpires. O'I.oughiin
and Sheridan.
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RAG0N BLEW IN THIRTEENTH

BROOKLYN, August 3-Brooklyn
lost los, thlrteen-inning, game to the
blew up in the final session With The
bases filled by a pass to Collins Nov
rey's single and Egans error Ed. Ko-
ahead. Up 10 that point il had been a
nip and tuck affair between RaHon and
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CLEVELAND. August 3.-AWashinEton
pounded two pitchers savagely to-day,
and won over the Maps, 10 4. Hager-
man was blown from the mound i'm tho
fourth inning. when the visitors scored
made in the opener, was enough ,, win
the game. Ayers had one bad inning
the ffth-but his teammates big lead
kept him safe. Score:
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VEAN GREGG POUNDED HARD

ST. LOUIS. August 3.-Thc Browns
made II two straight over the Red Soy
here to-day, to l. Vean Gregg the
southpaw recently secured from the
Maps was pounded for five runs I'm the
sixth inning, and Bedient finished
places. Score:
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Richmond ........... , q % u u o--i
~. "A g. A 4 "a A

summary: Left on baSeS--E Rich
mond. S. Portsmouth. 6. Sacri-
flee hits-Rilcy. Two base hits-New-
ton, Hurley, Tee. Gray Three base
hits-McClearY. stolen OaScS--Boyd.
Newton, Bunting Base on balls-off
Grimes. 4; off McCleary. 8 Struck out
by Grimes. 10; by McCleary. |. Time
Of game. 1;55. Umpire. Reynolds.
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IT. WaIsh. Ieft Held and night held.
Score by innings: r.
Philadelphia ...................0 0 o q ! o-s
Chicago ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ! u o o 80
summary: Errors-Barry. Daley. Two base
hits-lapp. Murphy Backburne. McInuis
Three base hits-J. Collins. Bode. Double
plays-Barry To McInnis Schalk to Berger
Bnscs on balls-or Scott, ,: Off Wolfeang |:
OF Russell l; off Faber. .: Off Plank. /; off
Bush, !. struck out-by Plank. !; by Scott.
pitched ball-by Plank (Fournierp: by Scott
Davis riine. 2:3o Empires. Connolly and
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JIM BLUEJACKET JUMPS
TO BROOKLYN FEDERAlS

BLooMINGToN. ILL, Aug. 3.-Jim Blue
bloomington 10 The New York Giants has
Jumped to The Brooklyn E.ederals getting
double the salary offered by the Giants u
tWo-yearS' contract and = 90 advance money.
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TENNIS MATCHES FOR
- DAVIS CUP TO BE PLAYED

NEW YoL:k.. Aug. notwithstanding the
MATCHES FOR the Davis cup will be played as
scheduled. In all probability. according 10
announcement to-day by Robert ID. Wrcnn.
chairman OF the Davis cup committee.
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Fairs in Virginia

Pn"inS, trottinE,VstcepIerhn and
running events will feature the fol-
lowing, tirEinin fairs Thu, scnSon;
Winchester, September Sill.
UOHnnkc, September .2-25
i'!nchhrrE, September 2O-Octo-
her ..
Itichmond Virginia state Fnir).
October $40
Petersburg, October Ia-IG.
DnnNille, >0ctobcr I3-I1.
EupOrin, October .O-23
FnrmYilir, October .D-.:,.
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BALTIMORE. August 3.-Baltimore
made clean sweep of the series With
Kansas city by winning to-day. S TO 3.
"co'c ny innings r. II. T..
Kansas City ..o3ocooooo- 10 4
Baltimore ......2 04OO2x-S II 2
batteries: Conlcy. Yount and Jack
Ntsch' Johnson, Harris and Brown
BUFFALO. August Buffalo shut
out 81. Louis TO-DAY, 4 to 0. The eight
nuts OFF Mordecai Brown were bunched
in three innings.
Score by innings: R.U r
Buffalo ..........100 No12x-4 & q
St Louis 90 O o 90
batteries: Ford and Blair; Brown and
Simon. CIV
PlTTSBCRGH August 3-Pitcher
Dickson defeated the Chicago Federals.
20 IN Ten innings to-day. II was
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Fire Destroys I.o,,-On,ce

Z II
GATE CITY. VA, Angus, 3-'rhe post.
office here was destroyed by fire Yesterday
morning. causing loss Of $1,000. The stamps
money and important papers OF PostIna s;er
j. NJ Minnick were in the SAFE, and were
saved. The IRE started In the basement.
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Virginia League Results
YESTER SCORES.
Portsmouth. Z; RiClimOpd, {.
Norfolk. =; petrraI,urg, l.
Newport News, =; Roanoke, =.
STANDING oI, TEAMS.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Portsmouth mt Richmoud.
RoaDOke AT Newport News.
Petersburg nt Norfolk
NEWPORT NEWS. IA. August

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, August a
Newport News took the opening game
from Roanoke to-day 10y batting Pooie
out of the box and hitting Lamison
timely. Barton was inv:nciblc after
the first inning.
times. ii was Manager Harry Lee
Spratts first game on the home ground
and ne was we'll received by the large
crowd
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GIANTS AND REDS DIVIDE;
MANAGER HERzOG INJURED
Mathowson Wins Opener; Cincinnati
Takes Nightcap by One-Run
Margin.
BRAVES DEFEAT CARDINALS
Spread KalSomine at Boston-AlcN-
ander Pitches Quakers to Victory
gers In Cellar.
BRAVES DEFEAT CARDINALS
National League Results
iEsTERDAy,s sc,onns.

fES GftDhN'S StOItES.
New York, ., CincInnatI, . tfrst
sumcb.
Cincinnati, 81 New York, 4 tsccond
camel.
Boston, Il; ST. Louis, u.
teen inninKsb.
Philndelphia. 3, Chicago. O.
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SENATORS HAMMER TWO
CLEVELAND TW|RLERs
Win Game by Score of z to layer,
Had One Bad Inning, but Lead
Held Him Safe.
WHITE son BEAT ATHLETICS
Eightl-Inning Rally Turns Apparent
Defeat Into Victory - Covaleski
Outpitches Cole-Browns Again
Trim Red SoX
American League Results

yesterdays SCORES.
Washington. 3, Cleveland, 4.
Detroit. 4; New York, I.
Chicago, d; Philadelphia, S.
81. Louis. q; Boston, I.
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Score ny Innings: r
Cincinnati NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 90 q G o-5
New York = on0An n n ,
summary: Errors-Herzog. SIehor co.,
,iroh Gonzales Ames. Fletcher. Stock. Flr.,
base on balls-oh Schneider. : on Demare.
J. struck out-oy Ames .; by Schneider. ,
by Demaree. .. Thrce-baso hit-Danieis
Two-bA hits-Hcrzog rTrnh Merklo sac
rihce hit-Mol!witz Double plays-Herzog
and Monwitz; stock Doyle To Merkle. HIS
in innings. Time. ::oS. Umpires Byron
AMI Johnston.
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SQUAIR WINS TENNIS
TITLE FROM GRIFFIN

LAKE FOREST. ILL. August 3.-AIex NJ
Sqnair Of Chicago IS champion tennis player
OF the West lie defeated Clarence j. Grlf-
I'm. OF Los Angeles. three sets TO one before
large crowd this afternoon. ending an ex-
citing tournament
Spuair's score In the championship match
WAS %. 5.1 d. and 80.
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sn,1thcrn A..n..iniinn

st Memphis; Memphis Chattanooeh: rain
~ Ns'hville; Nashville. {: Atlanta trrs,
gamer. Nashville. 4; Atlanta. , 'secnn,
S.m.i.
~ Mobile. Mobile. /. Birmingham, Q.
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Carpentirr .Jojns Ann,

PARIS August .-IieoTpes CHTpentIor has
called off hi- match Wish Young Ahearn. tine
American lighter. and Joined his yeEimout
He appeared unaanounccd 20 The Central
Military Depot. hut WAS Immediately recor-
nIzei and loudly cheered.
After he had dawn his uniform ne was
carried on the shoulders .of MIS- enthusiastic
feiiow-soidieTs 10 his destination
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Cincinnati .....................o ,onon,c,
New York ...,:............;...o 2oolc ot.-7
Summary: Errors-Bcschcr, Meyers Mic
hon. Mollwitz. Two-base hits-Moran al
Three base bits Mathsvso MerINe. snod-
grass. Sacrifice hit Burns. Stolen bs,c.-
Doyle. Be,cher Left on bas.s-Nrw York.
3; Cincinnnti. 6. Doubi. pays-Merkls tun-
assisted. Moiiwitz tunassisteub, Mathewsor
to Stock to Fletcher. stock to Merklc: DOVE
to Merkie to Fletcher. Base. on baiis-on
finsltnS. l. Struck out-by Mathewson. 4:
by YinElinK. :. Wild pitch-Mathewson
Time. i:t'. Umpircs. Johnston and Byron
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TERRAPINS MAKE CLEAN
SWEEP WITH TERRIERS

TnlSc Final Game s to :t-BunnIo Blink,
~ i.oufs-i0 Innings ut Pittsburgh.
TiptopS Lose Third ptncc
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STANDING OF TEAMS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Washington at Cleveland.
Philadelphia mt Chicago.
Boston nj St. Louis.
New York Rt Detroit,
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F ederal League Results

YESTERDAYS SCORES.
Pittsburgh. J.; Chicngo, u ttcp In
nings,.
Buifnlo. &; ST. Louis, q.
Brook1yn, q; indianapolis. =.
baltimore, y; i<nusns city, -
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Score by Innings: n
New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q q q q q IA n
Detroit 49,. ,..,...,.;. o -
hits-Da!ey. He!lman. Cook. Stolen bases
Nunamaker. Maisel. Double play-Covales-
kle 10 Morlarty to Burns. Bases on balls
on Coyaleskie 3: or Cole. 1. Hit BY pitcher
Cook. Struck out-by Covaleskie T. rim.
49,? Ump!res. Evans and Egan
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6ASTON PITCHES II BALLS
AND DEFEATS COOLERS
'Fhrs score All of Their Runs In Opening
MANIFESTATIONS Held HitlesS for

, NORFOLK, VA. August 3-Steve
tfhSton pitched only seventy seven
balls in defeating Petersburg This af
ternoon: TO /, i'm u brilliantly PLAYED
game, Up 10 the sixth inning the vis-
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SHlPBUILDERS HAMMER
POOLE OUT OF THE BOX

Also Hit JnmiSou TimcIy-NInnagcr
Mikes First Appearance nt Home
and Is Well Received.
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Carolina League.
At winston Salem: Asheviie g. Winston
salem. >.
Al Greens boro: Charlotte. ): Greensboro l.
At Raleigh: Raleigh 1. Durham. l.
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I:IRST GAME

Totals....3j Ill ei,s Totai..s3 I'll ANS
'Batted for Clarke in ninth
tBatted for Schneider in seventh
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Score by innings: r.
st Lout. .........................o o q i O-s
Boston .........................0 o O @ q o.,
Summary: ETror--Hoblitzel. Two base hin
-.Shottcn. Three base hts-Janvrin VII
!iams stolen bases-Hooper (2). Lewis
Shotten. Bases on balls-on Gregg. - OF
James 3. struck out-by Gregg. 3: by James
I: by Bedient 1. Time 2:95. Umpires Hide.
brand aud Dineen.
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Totais...3o ga IS Totals, ..a aI2 p !?
'Batted for Cole in ninth.
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Kaufman Defeats wei.beroer

Kaufman Defeats Weisherger.
Kaufman n Co. defeated Weisbercer Q
l" yesterday afternoon in an exciting game
o; baseball Butler starred behind the hat
for Kaufman. ana Holt. in short for Weis-
berger By winning. Kaufman & Co tied
kyan-Su!th Tor first place.
score by innings: n
Kaufman Observation-Disclosures. - . /; %
NeisberEer ......,............ . ! "a
b1Ueties: kauimInn-Svdnor and Butler
Mcisne rger-Dance and knghtey.
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ST. Louis.
Boston.


'Battcd Tor Cady In seventh.
tBatted FOR Gregg seventh.
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Totals. ..ss SANS Totals

'Ratted for Plank In seventh.
IL. Walsh. left field and right field.
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SECOND GAME
rotala....si srl. Total.,s I

IotaIh''''Nf q Il 7 otaIs...Js !"
'Batted for Anes in eighth
tBattcd for Denaree IN ninth
Iran for Mclean in ninth
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International I.ar,,.

AZ Toronto: Providence :. Toronto ,r-,.
Eaneb.
~ Rochester: Newark. {; Roch-,ter I
~ Bunalo: Buffalo :. Baltimore o
a, Montreal: Montreal : Jersey CIty. g.
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