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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-27

seah vih rgs under q hug thr .sy ara lt
neaf, would scrstrht uG Her olotuns
iru,atel tbe trouble
J u.,d several different Kind. ,f o'ri-
mont which di uo good Then tilcl
Cuurwa soap AMI Ointment Vat .cA
the affected parts well with tho Soap ant
i.en applied tho ointment Anc thrcs
months ,tandinc she was healed 100 thrcs
weeks >.n,dl Mrs A J.. kelly. Jan.
llII
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-27

PETROGRAD Sept 26.--An Of
fetal communication issued from the
Headquarters Of the gencrll staff to-
day says that In the region of Drus-
kerh'kN Russian troops engaged the
Germans on September %.
The Austrians are retiring west
ward. utilizing the railroads leading
to Cracow. After defeating two regi-
ments OF the laudwehr, the Russian
trNnus nrcupiol Turka
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-27

LONDON Sept 21.--l l4:50 a. ny
- zeppelin airship made raid on
Warsaw at O'Clock aSturday morn
ing." says the Warsaw correspond
cut of the Route Telegram company
The di~irihle was shot down near
the Fortress Manlin and its crew
captured. The operators of the Yep
peln previously had dropped tive
bombs near the station of the Kalls
mil.oad Orly one of the bombs eX-
ploded and thus ooused little dam
axe"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-27
Flew over Antwerp.

ANTWERP, Via London. Sept. ?7.-
l2;1i a. m)-A Taubc aerOplane
flew over the town of Dufel. near
here. SATURDAY. and dropped two
bombs. which fell in the water An
other Taube machine flew over Ant
worp Saturday. hut the shrapnel fire
from the guns OF the forts forced the
aeroplane to ny at such an extreme
altitude that observations were i'm
possible.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-27
WIN Manufacture Cotton Sacks.

" NCV, ToN. Scpt. Gt--Ihc CTit-
ton Manufacturing company one Of
the largest concerns in the state. will
begin the manufacture Of cotton bags
and sacks on large scale. The am
nounccment was made today, and
came as the result of the failure to
find a market for cotton raised in
Texas. The company will consume 80
bales day. Eleven states will be
trayersod BY It's statesmen.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-27

INN0NN. SCpI. - "Io.oV a. UI7-
The French has surrounded and am
whiuatcd the 109th regiment of Ger
man reserves" says the Basel o1r-
respondent of the Exchange Tee
graph company, "A message sent
hy way Of Rome The dispatch says
Tho German wounded includes n
colonel. a major. two captains and
lM.N Ncnfennnts."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-27
Carranza Predicts
Further Fighting


Iter II is PROPOSED to withdraw the
Kansas and Virginia, leaving the
Texas. Minnesota, Rhode Island and
Vermont in Mexican waters.
An optimistic view of the situation
Vas expressed in statement issued
tonight by Gustavo Mlreles, one Of
Carran2a's s private secretaries. who
arrived here recently from Mexico
1t said in part:
81 think the delegates who will at
tend the national convention in Mex
leo City next Thursday will peace
fully compose the differences between
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-27
Mexican lcpcr Found.

MARTINEZ Cal, Sept. Ca Mex
lean was found In the streets here to-
day suffering from what the city
health officer. DR. W 7. Nerrithew,
diagnosed as leprosy. The man was
isolated
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-27

MANCIESTER. Mass, Sept. IT,
Dr Coustanun Theodor pumha. tho
Austro- Hungarian ambassador. an
nouncod tonight that ne had been ad-
yiscd officially 10y wireless that the
reported capture of Sarajeyo 10y the
ScrViaus was "pure invention"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-27
Nnich ncrlnrr Nnrtinl INV.

PARIS. sept. 26.--U0:40 y. ny
4 dispatch to the Havas agency from
Amsterdam SAYS that 10 prevent the
cNportauon Of contrahand articles 10
Germany. .hc Netherlands goVern-
meut has declared martial law in the
eastern provinces
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-27

wards the west however, and al
though strons forces of the invaders
had been thrown on the Somme
river tncy found themselves opposed
in equal numbers
The infantry played an important
part AN along the line AID pushed
hack the Germans for considerable
distance All mention of the places
of action or comment ON the troop
movements is forbidden under tho
seNerest penalties
\ son of Paul BOumer, former
speaker of the cha.nber of deputies
was Nlld'ir action near Nancy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-27

don. Sept % CS:56 n. m)-Princo
Oscar, the emperors fifth son. 1t was
announced today, is suffering from a
heart affection, due to his eXertions
IN the field, and has been obliged to
leave his regiment lie is under the
care of physicians at Metz.
The eml ress received a letter last
night from the emperor in which he
referred optimisucally TO the situa-
tiOu.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-27

ON RATTLE FRONT. Nia Paris.
Sept 20 llU.'4 y. m)--All efforts
oi the opposing armies were cuncen-
taiod ON the western and eastern
wings today
The allies had fcresecn such a
move en- th, part OF the Germans to-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-27
Survivors Sail for England.

FLUSHING. Netherlands. sep. q.
-tNia London. $40 a. THE hun
dred and thirty-soven survivors of the
| British cruisers Ahoukir. Hogue and
Cressy sailed for England last night.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-27

LONDON. sept 8t.-t9 i3 y. m -
Au Amsterdam dispatch 10 the Cen
ral News says that between tho hours
of 3o and l.oo Friday ! trainloads
uf wounded Germans passed through
AIN-la-C hapeliu from France.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-27

NETNOGNAn, VIA LcndOnl Sopt
21- ,&:l5 q. ma bucharest dis
patch to the Noyoc Nrcmya says it
is rumorcd that the first Rouman-
ian army corps has been ordered to
thN AnslriAn frnntiOr.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-27

VENICE Via Paris. Sept 26.--
t9:15 a. I'm the absence of any
definite war news from Gaiicia or
ScrSia Vienna newspapers continue
An assert that the military IN both
theatres of war is favorable &c Aus
tria.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-27

Empcrur's son Sick.
BERLIN, Via The Hague and -on-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-30

Two runners cut off at the plate by
speedy fielding, with Grimes hurting
alright ball In the pinches, gave th.,
Collie TO victory over Norfolk yes-
terdey In tho opening game of the
series. The contest. one Of the pref
test OF the season, was marked by the
Initial appearance CT two new players
before the local fans. and both aided
materially in coping the game.
Crimes was selected b. Manager
Ryan To face the league leaders. and
Hall opened for tn. Tars. While the
lone tally was chalked ny against the
latter he WAS pitching winning ball.
but was relieved to permit a pinch
second and third. respectively. Said
clomt din not matorializs. and Cochran
was sent 10 the boz. The Colts were
held TO four hits, while the Tars an
neNed six, two OF them being for extra
bases.
The game was one OF the fastest, and
VAS the cleanest-cut contest of the
year The helding was sharp and fast,
and both teams appeared to be OF
their metue IL the Richmond line-up
was J. Snyder. the new first basernan,
and kecfc, who IL filing in at short,
Both youngsters put up an excellent
game, and greatly Impressed the fans
with their possibilities. Snyder has
thirteen put outs to his credit. and
while he failed to connect safely with
the pill, ne hit tho ball each time up.
keefo hit safely once, and accepted
six chances. two of them difficult ones,
without a miscue.
Richmond made the only score Of tha
game in the third frame, when woerth
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-30
LEADERSHIP OF GRAYS
Is RESIGNED BY PRICE
Management Of Leaders In Capital City
League May Enli Into Hands
of CieNc Hnilcr.

Major, Lawrence I. Price last night
resigned the managership OF the Rich
,,nond Grays team. Of the Capital city
IL, league. and forfeited hi. franchise.
we're purely business ones and Major
Price assured the lea que inaznatcs tina [
lie would never loss interest In the
cub, ana would always be ready TO as
Bailey who has been acting manager OF
me team for some time. will probably
take over the maragership and fran
chise. and the club will continue the
season under It's present name.
The resignation OF Major Price was
not altoge;her unexpected. as he has
been unable to devote much time to
its management or account of his other
business and professional activities II
"as received by the league officials a I
q called meeting, NJ which there was a
full attendance. Those present were
Or. Bagby, of the Coliceians: Or. Park
of Ashland-: Or Price. President Mont
Eomery and Secretary Zen Tucker
ON account OF the change In man
igemert. rho guinc scheduled TO have
been played this afternoon between the
been. called The Collegians and
Battle Axes will clash on the same
grounds tomorrow afternoon.
u vas definitely announced last night
that Roy Wilkinson viii continue 10
manage Ashland. Notwithstanding re-
has made All excellent showing with
the team. ami Is contempla ting
strengthening IL.
The meeting Of the club leaders was
u harmonious one. but no business
other than the acceptance of the resic
naiicn; was transacted. MIR. Bailey mas
until Thursday to decide or ucccptiuc
III" franchise Of the Grays.
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T VTpnTN.
bubble will have big field 10 con
tend against including y. McCullouEh
Lcander, who has won the even. once
before; y. .. Williams. a Cambridge
man: :. j.. swami, last years president
Of tho oxford Boating Club: T. r. y.
Pinks. the runner-up in 1913. London
t2owtiY club y. l. Watts Thames
Rowing club; \. l.. IIuggins Twicken-
ram; = W stewart. kingston. and -.
g. Fripp. Manchester.
Crews from the universities also will
defend the Stewards CUP for England.
For the Ladies' Challenge Plato and
The Thames Challenge Cup all the uni
Nersity colleges and many OF the public
schools viii enter crews
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-30

These pictures show the crew OF the
Union Club Of Boston Cabovo), and the
Harvard varsity second crew thelow).
which will row in the Henley regatta
on the Thames River tomorrow and
continuing through SATURDAY. The
with orc exception old Harvard men,
dependable fellows. who have rowcd
for many years. Tho Harvard second
varsity won its event against Yale on
the Thames. June q and is certain to
prove al even more formidable oppc-
ncnt this time.
year to IA greater extent than ever be-
fore Canada, Germany and Switzer-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-30
TENTH-lNNING RALLY
WINS GAME FOR COOLERS
pr. HchEpcth LASTED Six Innings. ard
Barton Finished Ganc-fiirsch
md GOObcrN In Einc Form.

Petersburg, Va, June 29-Peters-
burg played In d-tlmc form this az
ternoon. with the result that they won
the opening game from Newport News
The game WAS n inning one. and
was won by the home team ia the
tenth inning with two men OF bases
and one out. Or. ilcdGpett. "A former
Goobcr, was sent In by Matthews 10
pitch against his old associates He
lasted six and one-third innings. when
he was relieved by Barton iIirsch
for the homo team. was IN fine form.
The visitors scored all their runs in
the second inning, when. after Smith
had flied out, Ncixell singled and came
home on Bowdeu's triple 10 lcf, centre.
Gl0ckson walked aud Bowien scored
on l5uSCh'S error. Gloc!ssom singled To
centre ana scored on lied2peth's sin
gle.
i'c;crshurg scored In the third on u
base OF balls. sacrifice and single:
in the fourth on Il single by Agnow.
who stole second. iclder's choice and
a sacrifice fly. IN the seventh Inning
the locals tied the score on q single
by Busch. q sacrifice nv Chunk and 81
single by pamrau. and won the game in
the tenth on Simmons's single. Lsyars
sacrifice AMI am error by ,;ondulii and
iEncws single TIL. score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-30
EDING OF THE TEAMS.

New York, June co. Brooklyn won
the first game. 9 to Z, while the Giants
took the second. 70 9. Both games
we're characterized BY hard hitting.
The Dodgers accumulatod thirty hits
during the afternoon aad tho Giants
,wenty-alX. New York made rally
IN the ninth Inning of tho first game,
but fell one run short of tying. In the
second Jesrenu was put ~out of tho
game In the fourth for protesting n de-
oision. Tho score was 10 l, in the
locals favor, Mathewson. who relieved
Tesreau, failed to Iaysufy the Dodgers,
and they dubbed him freely. but could
not get enough runs to win. Scores
FIRST GAME.
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land have crews entered. Both tmeri-
can crews and the crcW Of ihe Winnl
peg Blowing club will struggle to cap
ture the Grand Challenge cup for
Fights
Tho Stewards Challenge CUP. for
tours, viii also bring forth struggle.
a : the Mainz Rowing club. from Ger
many. Intends TO send over four.
Last year tho NainZ four defeated the
ArGonauts of Toronto ana also Lean
der In this event, hut lost tho ANAL to
New College on a foul, the Germans
steering very erratlcally aud collidinC
with their opponents
In the Diamond Sculs. Il. bubble.
amateur sculling champion OF America.
viii represent the Don Rowing club OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-30
GAL. AGHER HIT HARD
BY STAUNTON BATTERS

CovinFtou, Va, June oe.-In Virginia
Mountain League the locals took the
iirst OF - three game series from Staun-
ton here to-day by the score of to T.
Gallagher was hit hard q opportune
times. and errors behind him were
costly. carver. Thomas. Gale and Grice
At the bat. and Gales two running
catches in centre featured the game for
the locals
Score by innings RI q
stanton $500. o0i 26iO--4 s s
covingtoD ..... 03i U01l o. Q 2
Batteries Gallagher and Hudgins
fatton and Stillwcn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-30
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY,
Now York mt Washington.
81. Louis mt Cleveland
Boston at philadelphia,
Chicago at Detroit.
WASHINGTON. june 2a.-nnehlinr ana

Washington. June 29.-Boehling and
Jack WARRIOR fought a pitchers duel
hero to-day, and the Washington left
handler won his own hit, I to o.
Warhop WAS hit more freely than Boeh-
ing. but the New York veteran tight
ened up whenever danger threat en- Cd
The lone run was scored In the third
on doubles by Boehling and Foster In
thls inning Manager Chance of the
lanks, Kicked himself off the field on
Chilrs decision that foul ny from
Fosters bat, caught by Nunamake Ell
while reaching In the era ndstand had
hit the wire netting before striking The
cntchors hand. Tho score:
York "a.Lta-I..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-30
Championship Tennis
Match at Country
Club To -Morrow

Play will start tomorrow In the
tennis championship of Richmond In
mems singles on The courts of the
Country club of SIrEinin. linnd-
some silver cups will he awarded 90
the winner nnd the rupncr-up. Piny
will continue throughout the sue
"ccdlnv days. md several af tho best
players in the city will contest.
t.ntricS cnn be made by telephone
TO Mrk. Dunn. Randolph 2a1, or TO
amy member Of the tennis committee,
or ON the bulletin honrds AT the
Hermitage Coli club or the Country
Club of Virginia.
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sTANpING oE rEA,Is.
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
NO games scheJuled.p

Baltimore: June 2e.--Brookiyn battcd
hard from the start and easily defeated
Baltimore to-day, II to 2.
Score by Innings: r. H. T.
Brooklyn ...4o14o OOoo-I1 IL
Baltimore .....o1 90 q o o. Il .
helm, Conlcy. Tount and .Jacklitscb.
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TIGERS FIND JOHNSON
FOR FIFTEEN SAFETlES

PORTSMOUTH, Va, June 2?.--Pounding
sailor Johnson for fifteen hits. Harry
W elcher's Roanoke Tigers coppod the
opener by ~ 10 " score this after
noon The Truckers assisted the visi-
tors To their near dozen runs by piling
M eight errors. Poole pitched a con
Sistcntly good game. allowing but four
hits The loft -handcr's support was
Il hit weak. and the four hits were not
alone responsible for the runs. The
sCpr".
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NICK hlTROCK WEEDS GIRL
FROM IOWA IN BALTIMORE

Baltimore, June 29.-Nick AItrock, Of
the Washington Americans, whose home
is in Cincinnati. slipped away from his
team and married Eleanor Campbell.
OF keswick Iowa. in this city to-day.
Rev. c. NJ. Eyster. Of the Lutheran
church. oi,iciatcd. Nick said lie was
thirty eight years old. and divorced.
and gave the age of his bride rs
twenty eight.
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South Atlantic Lnneue.

Al Aususta-Aususta 3: Savannah,
At Charleston Charleston. .; co!um-
bus. !,
At Column bia-Columb 8 Albany,
at Jacksonville = Jacksonville. 3;
Macon, eleven innings).
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. ..... 10
IOrfsn OIttIi
IOtdIs ..,,-.. = =" : q
I tinted Tor OK e.fe in ninth

>tUTt' bN IHhluEN' r.
Roanoke .........l u5 u . I I al 1
Port .......olOD 600 O o / O. y
summary: TIvo-basc hits-ciraham.
holne ruiis-took. Rrcslin. Stolen
lifts Breslin. RILEY. Base on balls
on Poole. 3: OF Johnosn. 3. Loft on
IN scs-Roanokc. =; Portsmouth, Q. Hit
b. pitched ball-by Johnson, / Goal
by. Sacrifice ly---Poh O'Kcefo. Tray.
Struck out--by Poole, {: by Johnson. 5.
Time of game, 2:i5. Gmpircs. Clarke
and Lewis
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RED SOX WIN AND LOSE

and the Athletics split even on dou-
ble-hcadcr to-day, Roston winning the
irst same. to !, and the Athletics the
second, to q Boston easily defeated
the Athletics In the flrat game
through the effective pitching of Leon
ard, who held tho champions 10 i've
hfs. Plank. in the second. held the
Reus TO two hits until the ninth, when
Boston. zcored two runs on three sin
giles. Scores.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-30
TING FEATURES
BROOKLYN GAME
ION First Game by Score
o z, and Lost Second
by Two Runs.
PUT OUT OF GAME
20 Cincinnati Reds Put On
House Exhibition. and Sew
tiiesPlayers Were Benchcd.
Puzzle to Cardinals.
bnal League Results

EsTERDAY,s SCORES.
Rdclphia- Boston tpc game,
rOundsD.
,ol<lyn. 81. New York. tHrst
3,3klsn, O, New York, s trecond
Sia,,nti, 3, Chicago. 10.
fsSh. ], ST. Lopis. 4.
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SECOND GAME
Iptals'. Ill - IN Iotals.. 3
.Bsttei for Johnson In ninth

Score bv !nninse: Il
g!hi.adeiphia ......'............6 1909 -
boston ...........-.....o o Z D . q "a
Summary: Error--Csdy. Tvo-base hit
Walsh. Sacrhco hii-Rarry. Stolsn bases
lins LEFT OF bases f'hisd lphiu. 6. Boston.
struck out by FLANK. ), by johnson. ,.
Double play-Cnllins TO Mcinnis. firs, on
naiis-- of Johnson {; off Plank l. Time i:l5.
Empires. Hdebrnni and o'Lougfjim.
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WHITE SOX WIN AGAIN

Detroit. June 2a.--Thr White Soy
won their second game of the series
5 TO 2. Benz started to slip in the
eighth. ana FHber was sent H. lie re-
tired the side with one pitched ban.
Score: "
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International I.enSue.

AZ Jersey City---Jersey City, 6, Mon
treaL S.
At Baltimore Baltimore. 5; Buffalo,
At Newark Newark. /; Rochester,
ST Providence - Providence Toronto
game postponed; allow Toronto catch
early train.
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-Vi u
" nshlnEton,



Score by innings. r.
Washington ...................a q q q 80
New York .."..........- . +" . i .
Summary; Loft on hascs Washington s.
Now YORK, s. First base on balls-.of Bochl-
ing .; OF WARRIOR !. Struck out-by lIochI-
ING, :: Two,hasc hits haniss. Boehlins
Foster. Mocller. Sacrifice hits-MocllcI
Trn"sdale. stolen basss--CcOk, Shunks Dou-
BILE play-Foster 10 Morgan 10 smith I{it
ny pitcher-hy WARRIOR tBoehliusb Iip-
prcs. Chi and Sheridsn.
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BROOKLYN BATTED HARD
AND WON EASY VICTORY

Play ut buffalo Prevented by "Cold
Wenthcr"-No Gninc Scheduled In
l,cnRuc Jo-nnr.
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Auto Race at Fair
Grounds Saturday

tndcr the management of the
Southern speed Climb. automobile
mud motorcycle rnces will lie held Mt
the NIrSInin state Fair Grounds on
Saturday. July 8, beginning nj z
o'clock. The meet will he one OF
the biggest az Its kind ever held I'm
this section, and number of en-
tries have been received from we'll
known rnccrs. The proccesls will be
for the hcueHt of the Home for In
CurabIcs.
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Federal League Results

YESTERDAYS SCORES.
Brooklyn, II, baltimore, 2.
MISUNDERSTANDING no game; cold
reatheri.
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Detroit.
Chicago

Summary: ErrOrh-Fournier, Crawford
Neach. Kavanaugh. rwo-bnsc Mit-Bush'
Double piays-Rush, Ksvanaugh to Burns:
Neach to Mckee; Backburne Weaver 10
Fournier; kavnnaugh. Bush to Burns. Base.
ON bhll--oif Benz. 3; off Hall. J. Struck out
by Benz, 5; by Hall, >. Sacrifice hits
Bodie. Schnlk Benz. Wit. High stolen
base Weaver. umpirea. Connolly and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-30
Joe B0EHL|NC's HIT WON
CAME FROM NEW YORK
''Richmond Thunderbolt" Allowed
But -Four Hits, While Warhop
Mas More Liberal.
FOSTERS DOUBLE AIDS VICTORY
Boston and Philadelphia Divide a
Double-Header- Chicago Outfits
Detroit. and Wins Opening Game
OF Series by Score Of 2 TO 1,
FOSTERS DOUBLE AIDS VICTORY
American League Results
YESTERDAYS SCORES

+ YESTERDAYS SCORES.
New York, o, Washington. 1,
Boston, ~ philadelphia, I ffirst
camel.
boston, .; Philadelphie, z (secopd
camel.
ChicnEo. 81 Detroit, -.
st. Louis-Clcvetnnd Ono game,
rniD).
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New York
Broolt]yn.

.............. 5000: ~
...,......,.,.....,..o oil n-S
y: Errors-Smith, Rucker. Fletcher
49, lie runs-Stengel, Fletcher. Three
CSnodGrass Two base hits-C'ut-
tker. Stcngol. SnodErass. Fletcher.
O'Mara. Sacrifice hits-Stcngei.
{uith, tucker Stolen Buses Burns,
fsGrant Double plny--Rucker to
H8sto Daubert. Bases balls--orf
6o.Si; OF Fromme, i; off Fucker, :.
aout-.by Dcmarce. /; by Wiltse. 5: by
sr,}s.f Hit by pitched bnli-by Ffon,no
iefps Left on base.-New York .:
in, 81. Time, Las. UmpIres, John
= iyil Byron.
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North carniinn 1.e.s,..

Asheville. 3.
lotto. 4.
AT Raleigh-Raleish. s, Durham. g.
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Cincinnati,

........... ..ooo9oo7oo7
.,.....-. 80 90 ! 5 - 10
fort Siehof, Groh, Kellogg.
|hf. 90 Schultz. Corridor.
- onns;or Double plays
70 HpbiitZei. corridor to
Saiis on Singling. 3: or
insney. L Strvck out -py
! Rowan. /: By Vaughn. 4: ~
n che aey. 2. Sacrifice hits
Echp te Stolen base Berg
-. : ~ Empires. Eeson ard
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SPEEDY FIELDING GIVES /
COLTS VICTORY OVER TARs
Two Runners Cut Off at Plate In
Yesterdays Game, Berger Feat.
uring in Return Delivery.
ONE LONE TALLY WON GAME
Bunting Had an OFF Day, but His
Errors We're Not Costly-HalI Was
Going Well When He Was Taken
Out for n Pinch Hitter.
Virginia League Results
YESTERDAYS SCORES. X
RichmOnd, II Norfolk, o.
Petersburg, ~ Newport News, 3.
Portsmouth, z, Roanoke, II.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Norfolk Mt Richmond.
Newport Neyvs mt Petersburg.
Roanoke at Portsmouth.