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Touring.
I'll 8. Oda, Chalmers Detroit, Touring
272 Mrs. Rosa Benford, Cadillac,
Touring.
274 Maud B. Cooke. Baker. Runabout.
275 Mark A. Robinson. Mercer, Tour
ing.
277 Dr. ]. T. Mcdonald, Overland,
Roadster.
278 Mrs. Gertrude e. Lanz, Chalmers
Detroit, Touring.
279 L. G. Blackman, Maxwell, Run
about.
$50 Schuman Carriage Co. Stude-
baker, Touring.
281 Jesse +. Kennedy, Buick. Run
about
.282 Palm Cafe, Kissel Kar, Roadster.
s2S4 A. w. T. Bottomley. Cadillac,
Touring.
;2Sz Allen Herbert, Studebaker. Hdstr.
1S9 q. L. Mclean, Chalmer, Touring.
293 c. Sore,lsoii, Mitchell, Runabout.
ga James W. Pratt Regal Touring.
295 C. M. Cooke, Jr., Franklin, r dstr
296 Hawaii Preserving CO., Cadillac,
Demi- tonpeau.
297 Mrs John p Erdman, Chalmers,
POnV-tonneau &c
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100 Kurisaki, OldsmoDile, Touring.
191 F. w. Macfarlane, Locomobile
Touring.
1872 C. J. Hedeman, Cadillac, Touring
1913 E. ]. Lord. Chalmers. Runabout
a94 T. A. White, Packard, Touring.
|195 F. E. Thompson, Locomobile,
Touring
I99 F. W. Macfarlane, Carter Car
Runabout.
200 Dr. Geo. Herbert, Buick, Touring
2o1 o. Yamamoto, Stevens Duryea.
Touring
202 A. Lewis. Jr., Packard, Phaeton
203 C. T. Green, Ford, Runabout.
204 F. A. Games, Ford, RHnabout
206 Singer Sewing Machine Company,
Ford, Rlnabout.
207 K. Fukgaa, Ford, Runabout.
20s Chas PDurney, Hudson, R'dstr.
2Os Mrs. u B. Anterior, Chalmers,
TOURING
30 Wsi1lpx Ayr. Co, stoddard,
I'll StsFhouse Packard, Touring.
21z s z1lki. waltham, Runabout.
21s D. 2 R. Isenberg, Tourist, Run
about.
214 I. Tenney Peck, Franklin, Tour
ing.
zl5 J. r. Judd, American, Roadster.
ZIG DR.. Minette Burnham, Overland,
Roadster.
217 John Venhuizen. REQ, Tonneau.
21S Mrs, Harriet A. C. Coleman.
Cadillac, Touring.
220 L. Judd. Autocar, Runabout.
221 James E. Jaeger, LocomobiIe,
Touring.
222 e. NJ. Scoville, Tourist, Touring.
223 T. J. Quinn, Packard, Touring.
IA f. w. Macfarlane, Jr., Buick, Run.
about.
5225 p M. Pond, Maxwell, Runabeut.
226 Schuman Carriage Co., Hup.,
Runabout.
227 Alfred Carter, Packard, Phaeton.
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cycle Owners--Keep These Pages for Reference

II
47s A. ]. Campbell Packard. Touring.
474 T. Nitta, E NJ. F., Touring.
4T5 W p Roth. Pope Hartford. Ton
neam.
4T6 II Hiekel, Franklin. Touring
At Honolulu Construction q Draying
Co. Overland, RnnaboUt.
AS E. d, Scoville, Tourist. Runabout.
479 L. E. Arnold. Cadillac. Tonneau.
$50 A. r. Keys, Ford. Runabout
lS1 Alice Macfarlane. Carter Car,
Tonneau.
4S3 J. p Mediros, Ford. Touring.
4S4 f. F. Austin. Carter Car. Run.
about.
AS Fred Williams. Cadillac. Touring
4S6 c. A. Milford. Buick. Runabout
ISL Beatrice Castle, Baker. Victoria
4SS c. H. Cooke. Packard Touring.
f89 Allen Herbert. Studebaker, Run
about.
$50 C. S. Haight. Ford, Runabout..
491 l. I. McCandless. Palmer Singer,
Tonnean.
1872 W. F. Frear. Cadillac Touring.
4SS Francis 7. Bickerton. Studehaker,
49, c. B. Ripley. carter Car. Run.
about.
4s5 DR.. " Mitamura. Oakland. R'dster
49G j w. Hooulu. Klssei Kar. Touring
49S ]. Johnson. 0ldsmohile. Touring.
l99 II + Kerr, Hudson. Runabout
500 Charles A. Reyonids. Packard,
Touring.
sol Honolulu Rapid Transit & Land
CO., Cadillac, Touring.
500 A. f. Dawson, Cadillac. Touring.
sos j. P. Cooke. Packard. Runabout.
sos Levers & Cooke, Ltd, Baker.
Runaboiif.
SOC a. NJ Hurtt, Stoddard Dayton.
Runabout.
1907 The Waterhouse Co., Ltd. Kissel
Kar, Runab0ut.
sos Chas. r. Frazier. Chandler, Tour.
sos j. L. Howard, Cadillac. Touring.
$40 John Waterhouse. Cadillac R'dster
511 Mrs. j A. Magoon, Chalmers De.
troft.
l512 o. Fl. Walker. Carter Car, Tour.
514 VIM. IT. Smith. Ford, Runahout.
SIG Concrete Construction Co. Hud-
son Demi.T onneau.
I517 c. G. Coonley. Ford, Runabout.
/ SIS James Baker. Stoddard Dayton.
Touring.
80 - Sottustoites uuusou, run
about.
52l c H Brown Buick. Touring.
So Fred Philip & Bros. Carter Car,
Tonneau.
523 o. E. Wall Maxwell. Runabouf.
524 J. K Miller, Packard. Touring.
SIC E. A. Mott-Smith. Cadillac. Ton
neau
81 A. G Hodgins Cadillac, Touring.
52S @. G. James, Rambler. Touring.
b29 Jos. K. Clark. Packard Touring.
$50 Y0shikaWa, Franklin, Touring.
5S2 w +. Hebron Stevens Daryea.
Touring.
1888 Albert WaterhOuse. White. Tour
ing
5s4 Henry May & Co.. Rapid. Truck.
535 w T. Brigham. Overland. Touring
536 Cecil Brown, Packard. RunaDouf.
538 Hon. Smelling and Machine CO.,
Mitchell, Runabout.
500 Or. J. 7. Smith. Overl,d, Tonneau
$40 ]. p Thompson, Overland, R'dster
541 Seichf Kurihara, EMF, Touring
542 #. j. Lowrey, Cadillac Touring
SAB VIM. McInerny. Packard. Roster.
/ ga J. H Mackenzie. Mitchell, Run
about.
545 Marston Campbell, Cadillac. Ton
neau.
s546 Clark Farm Co.. Graubosky Truck
SAT Honolulu Iron Works, Graubosky.
Truck.
I54s Arthur H. Hobart. Ford, Runabout
l549 John Walker. Mitchell, Touring.
| 800 Chas. s. Desky, Carter Car, Tour.
7 551 G.. W. Ashford, Ford. Runabouf
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Touring.
4S4 F. L. Waldron, Pierce Arrow,
Touring.
435 Richard Ivers, Pope Hartford,
Touring.
4S6 Sweetshop. Maxwell, Runabout.
437 III, Myhre, Brush, Runabout.
438 L. Petrie, E. NJ. F.. Roadster.
439 K Awaya, Ford, Touring.
40 B. D. Baldwin, Studebaker, Road
ster.
AL T. Murata. Buick, Touring.
442 Alfred L. Castle, Cadillac, R'dster.
443 Luke Chuck, Ford Runabout.
444 DR.. N. S. Fairweather, Doris,
III Touring.
AS E. E. Nahum, Buick, Runabout.
446 st. c. Savers, StudeBaker, Tour.
AT A. c.. Kreehler, Ford. Touring.
AS Warren Benford, Packard, Tour
449 Mrs N. L. G. BODICE, Hupmobile
Runabout.
453 T. Give Davies, Packard, Touring
454 H. M. Hepburn, Cadillac, Touring
455 James Glib, Mitchell. Runabout
456 H. Focke. Pierce Arrow Touring
457 Miss NJ. Hopper and Mrs. Brown
Baker. Victoria.
f5S E. W. Quinn, Buick, Touring.
459 w. w. Goodale, Cadillac, Touring
AGO Mrs. Alice Blackwell, Peerless
Touring.
4G1 John II. Hirst, Stoddard Dayton
Touring.
4G2 s. Benson, Peerless.
AGA C. p Morse, Cadillac. Touring.
4G6 III. II. Drummond, Everett, Tour
ACT Jos, /. Whittle, Gale, Runabout
469 Mrs, b. NJ. Allen, Packard, Tour
ing. -1...
40 J. w. WaldFon, Chalmers Detroit
Al f. Klamp, Packard. Touring.
Az G. w. Peavey, Locomobile, Tour
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cooMBs s. POWELL, Props

333 G. G. Cuhna, American, Runabout
334 Kurofwa. Packard, Touring.
335 Mrs, c. H. Anterior, Buick, Run
about
337 s. A. Baldwin Packard, Phaeton.
338 E. o. Hall & Son, Packard, Truck.
$40 j. NJ Dowsett, Packard, Touring.
BAL c. A. HartweH Peerless, R'dster.
3f3 Q. S. Holloway, Cadillac, Touring
S44 Hustaee-Peck Co., REQ, Runabout.
345 R. A. McWayne, Pope Hartford,
/ Roadster. ~.
$40 George L. Morrison, Cadillac,
Roadster.
$50 Andrew Adams, Cadillac, R'dster.
351 c. E. Kellogg, Stoddard Dayton,
Runabout ~.
352 Won Hamm Young Co., Rapid,
: Truck a-<.... u
354 Oahu Sugar Co., Ltd, Maxwell,
Runabout.
$50 v. H..Y. Co. -
357 A. A. Young, Packard, Touring.
35S Theodore Cooke, Woods Runabout
$50 William Henry, Ford, Runabout.
$50 H. F. Wichman, Packard. Touring
SCI ]. j. Crockett, Autocar. Runabout
362 F. NJ. Swanzy. Cadillac, Touring.
1863 E. A. Mott Smith, Ford. Runabout
364 A. A. Wilson. Ford. Runabout.
365 Geo. Little. Maxwell, Runabout.
366 DR.. Fl. H. Lane, Buick, Runabout.
367 NJ F. Prosser, Buick. Runabout.
36S p G. Jones, EMF, Touring.
S69 Richard Quinn, Stoddard Dayton,
Touring. .s
go P. MHhlendorf. Stevens-Duryea.
Touring. ..ss-.:. F..
81 Mrs. c. H. Cooke, Studebaker.
as Victoria.
373 James Ward. Autocar, -Runabout.
377 j. Lightfoot. Ford, Rnnabout.
$50 Hawaiian Pineapple Co., Frank
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~ Al McCandless, Cadillac, Touring
a Walter Bromley. White Touring.
IS Parker Cummings, Packard, Tour
ing
76 r. C. Stackable, Ford, Runabout
"a Trent Trust Co., Cadillac. Touring
IS Mrs. Lam Lau Shee, Haynes,
Touring.
79 B. ID. Stanley, Buick, Runabout
SO Alexander Young Building Co.,
Stevens Duryea, Touring.
50 Haterhouse Trust Co. Ltd, Ca
dillac, Demi-tonneau.
s4Dorothy Hartwell, Baker, Victoria.
IS George S. Wells. Alec, Touring.
81 Lee Chuck. Ford, Runabout.
IS Geo. r. Carter, Lozier, Briercliff,
so s. r.. s. Ching. Metz, Runabout.
81 J. T. Warren, REQ, Touring.
90 Dr. NJ oyama. Ford, Runabout
IS
96 ]. B. Castle, Packard, Touring.
az s. n. Castle, Packard, Pheaton.
as w. N. Patten, Cadillac, Roadster.
81 DR.. Walter Hoffman, Ford, Run
about
100 II +. Hughes. Packard, Touring.
101 ]. ]. Belser, Stoddard- Dayton,
Touring.
100 Geo. p. Cooke. Ford, Runabout
1oa License Com. Buick, Touring.
ina n A. Schroeder. Hup. Runabout.
1e5 sc6-operatiye Assn, Alec, Truck.
loo Hole& Pringle, Kissel Kar, Tour.
ing.
107 Hawaiian Electric Co., Ford,
Runabout,
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lin, Roadster.
3S1 Hubert Wood, Ford Runabout.
383 J. Unger, Chalmers. Pony-tonneau
3S4 X. Fukuda. Ford, Runabout.
1856 p. Messchaert, Ford. Runabout.
3SS Mrs M. NJ. Peters. Cadillac,
Touring.
$50 i. L Mecandless. Locomobile;
Touring
800 Honolulu Electric Co, Buick.
Runabout.
s91 Marston Campbell. Cadillac. Tour
ing.
ss2 Mrs A. Lewis, Jr.. E. M F.. Demi-
tonneall.
1874 Koneta, Winton. Touring.
500 s. Yoshino. Tourist, Touring.
1898 A. ID. Short, Ford. Runabout.
S99 Irene Dickson. Packard, Touring.
400 George g. Beckley, Jr.
401 George c. Beckley, Jr.
402 George G. Beckley. Jr.
49S w G.. Hobby, Stoddard, Roadster
404 G. H. Behn, Renaut. Touring
405 C. H Behn, Premier, Touring.
406 w. C. Hobby, Stoddard Dayton.
Touring.
40 A. W. Van valkenburg, Hudson,
Roadster.
All j. r. Pourie, White, Touring
412 III +. Lewis, Pierce Arrow, Tour
ing.
413 VIM. Marshall. Franklin, Touring.
Ala g. Chalmers, Studehaker. Touring
415 H. f. Wichman & Co., Ford, Run
about
416 DIR, F. Wong Leong, Cadillac,
Roadcfar
41S Frank L Putnam, Cadillac.
Roadster.
419 Annie c. Hnstace, Ford. Touring
Al Geo. e. Turner, +. CHI Runabout
422 e. T. Spalding, Tourist Runabout
423 Warren B. Craw, Cadillac, Tour
ing.
424 10 Sun, 0ldsmobile Touring.
426 G. Hedeman, Stevens Duryea.
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$50 Consolidated Pineapple Co., CadiI-
lac. TonneaH
554 r. w Single, American. R,dster.
$50 M. Mito, Ford, Runabout.
500 r. w. Eames, Cadillac, Touring
557 Geo. Sherman, Hudson, Roadster.
55S e. w Congdon. Overland Rsdster
559 Howard B. Hornef. Winton, Tour
ing.
$50 E. j. TimberIake, Flanders, Run
about
sol d. L. Conkling, KisseI Kar. Run
about.
562 II. II Holman, Hudson. R'dster.
56S c. II BeIlina, Mitchell, Roadster.
564 K. w. Atkinson. Hudson, Tour.
sos ]. c. Quinn, Packard. Touring.
566 EDWARD NJ. Ehrhorn, Hudson,
Roadster.
SCI Herbert Seheiner. Ford, Runabout
56S A. 7. Comes, Hudson, Runabout.
569 K. B. Reitow, Hup., Runabout.
$40 j. G. Quincy, Chalmers Detroit,
Touring.
81 A. Hooking. Stevens Duryea.
Touring.
572 Mrs. H. G. Smart. Packard. Tour.
ing.
573 Sol. NJ. Kauai, Stoddard Dayton,
Runabout.
ga Hawaiian Dredging Co., Pope
Hartford, Roadster.
SIS J. L. Fleming. Hudson. Tonneau.
SIC F. E. Thompson, Locomobile,
Touring.
577 r. w. Shfngle, Alec. Touring.
57S L. /. Sexton. Hudson, Runabout.
SO r. P Spalding, Stevens Duryea,
Touring.
$50 C H. Behn, Stoddard Dayton,
Iaundlet
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Touring.

Touring.
428 Robert BENJAMIN, Buick, Touring
429 William Dunn, Buick, Touring.
431 Frank Coombs, Chalmers Detroit,
Touring
49, J. K. Kaleikini, Chalmers Detroit,
Touring.
433 c. s. Holloway. Pierce-Arrow
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las DR.. w. D. Baldwin, Packard,
Roadster.
LAG Flora NJ Sinclair. Buick, R'dstr,
147 g. e. Schaefer, Locomobile,
Roadster.
14S E. F. Bishop, Packard, Roadster.
149 Mrs. C. @. Bartlett, Pierce Arrow,
$50 Mrs. ]. b Castle. Cadillac, Tour.
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NldTC0, III, Oh IcSlStSICO dutOuO-
biles and motorcycles, showing the
name Of owner, machine and the cor.
rect number
No. Owner. Name and style.
] G. P. Wilder, Ford, Touring.
2 r. w. Sutton.
3 D.PR. Isenberg, Peerless. Touring.
j. A. MeCandless, Lozier, Touring.
s E. Henriques, Chalmers, Touring.
6 c. II. Atherton, Stevens Duryea,
Touring.
NJ X. Goto, Queen, Touring.
8 w. II. Biard, Pope Hartford.
9 p. NJ. Pond. Ford, Touring.
10 f. E. Richardson. Tourist, R'd'str.
il f. F. Bishop, Packard Touring.
IL w. s. Johnson, Hudson, Demi-
tonneau
13 r. C. Anthony, Hup., Touring.
IA Samuel n. Dowsett, Chalmers,
Roadster
il Geo. r. Carter, Welsh, Touring.
76 J. r. Gait, Pope Hartford. Roadster
~ Lord-Young Co, Cadillac.
, IS f. G. Hummel, OYeland Roadster.
10 II. Hackfeld & Co. Chalmers,
A-1eesA.
~ u +. Cooke, Packard. Touring.
q Robert r. Cation, Packard.
~ J. ). MeCandless. Palmer Singer,
Tonneau.
% Wilhelmina Tenney. Stevens Dur
yea, ROADSTER.
"a A. J. Gonsalves. Locomobile, Tour
ang.
q VIM. =. HarruD, Chalmers, Touring
~ Dr J0nn n. Farrell, e. M. F.,
~ Robert Scott, White, Touring.
y q z. Smith, REQ, Runabout
q VIM. u White, Queen, Touring
~ x z. Hedemann, American sR'dstr.
q Il. II Williams. Cadillac. Touring.
~ Hole 4 Hammond, REQ, Touring.
y Jas p. Dole. Franklin. Touring
s. Dr &. Z. Cooper, Hudson. R,dster.
- Dr. ". u Moore. Cadillac. Touring
81 Geo. =. Straub. Silent King. Tour
ing
81 ]. Young, Thomas, Touring.
s. Q. 3. Wall, Cadillac, Touring.
81 ~ H Paris, Cadillac, Touring.
~ Z. fuJiknNa Oldsmobile, Touring.
~ Hale & fynele kord, hunaDout.
* Geo. BOYD, OidsmoDiie, hunabout.
a 9. X Wayne. 0ldsmobile. Run
about
q q. =. Cottrei Overland, Runabout
- VIM. Larsen, Flanders, Runabout
a mrs. Z. n. Pratt, Hudson, R'dster.
~ = Il Lewis, Franklin, Touring.
.. q o. HotteI Everett Roadster
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-07
Complete List of Hawaiian Automobile and Mo-

Following is complete list. up to
March. 1914, of registered automo-
biles and motorcycles, showing the
name Of owner. machine and the cor
rect number.
No Owner Name ana style.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-10
GIANT CRAPPLERS
IN FINE CONDITION

Lewis and Sampson are both In good
condition fer their finish bout tonor-
row night in Broad street park
Sampson Is known wherever he has
wrestled as q rough man. The Ger
man champ has almost augered his
audiences by his open rough work in
some towns, bait Sampson claims it is
part, 0f the game and rs long as he
does not infringe on the rules. he viii
so TO II. Lewis claims that he is as
good az the rough work as the best Of
them. and the reputation of the Ger
man in this regard does not annoy
him. Therefore, It il reasonable TO
expect some real sensational mat stuff
tomorrow night.
The local promoters have been put
ting an some splendid entertainments.
but tomorrow nights bout promises to
be one OF the best yet II the game
keeps on growing as II mss the past
few months and Lewis continues his
winning streak. the promoters will
put up a big purse for Lewis and
Roller. always providing Ed. can beat
this tough German boy tomorrow
night. Arrangements have been COM
pIetod whereby Or, Roller. Zybszko
possibly Frank Gotch. Costello the
italian champion. and a very danger
ons customer; Charles Cutler. Peudo-
biny and Fyansiaso, the last two who
made such u wonderful showing in
the all-worid open tournament held
inNienna recently when Xybszko failed
to down this pair and several other
top~notchers. to come to Richmond iii
elimination bouts. and ii Is hoped
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-10
CUP RACE MAY TAKE
PLACE IN OCTOBER

Bristol, r. L. August a.--Negotia-
tons are said TO be under way between
the Royal Ulster Yacht club, acting
in behalf Of Sir Thomas Lipt0n. and
the New York Yacht club to have the
Americas cup races postponed until
some time late in October Robert w
Emmons, second manager of the cup
defense candidate Resolute. was in
communication today with George A.
Cormack, secretary Of the New York
Yacht club, In regard TO the matter.
While no official statement was
given out 1t was understood that the
New York Yacht club had received "a
cable message from the Royal Ulster
club and was trying to get in com
munication with the owners of both
cup candidates, Resolute and yanitie
Neither boat has yet gone out of COM
mission. The Resolute In In this har-
Dor and the vanitie at Newport.
When war broke out in Europe 1t
was reported that Sir Thomas Upton
had withdraw n the Shamrock ~.
from the cup races. but this was later
denied.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-10

COLTS WILL LEAVE
FOR PORTSMOUTH

After the fateful series with
Heinie Busch's Goobertown boys
last week nj Petersburg. Ray
Ryan and his Colts will leave this
morning for Portsmouth, where
they will meet HuInpty Nc
EIveen's piratical crew. After this
three-gaJne series the Colts will
return home Thursday for four
games with the Roanoke Tigers.
The local boys have been I'm
slump for the past three weeks
and unless they brace up bit
and get to going good again with
I'm the next few days they will
have little chance for the second
gonfaion. However, Manager
Ryan and his charges realize this
fact and they assert that they will
certainly take the majority OF the
games this week. Two out of the
three from Portsmouth and two
or three ont of the four with the
Tigers would be big help.
The slump cannot las, much
longer and II is fully believed
that they will chase the old jinx
to cover before another week
passes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-10

the list with a .s4s average for TWEEN
ty-one games. Eddie Grant IS second,
with .3s2 for thirty nine games. Steele,
Of St. Louis. and Elherfeld, Of Brook
iya, are third and fourth. with Jack
Dalton. OF Brooklyn. fifth. with .35l
average. Jack, however, Is the real
leader Of the National league regulars,
Next 10 Grant, Georgia Burns is Me
Graws best batter the crack osatfeld-
er's average being az. Meyers aver
age has fallen back 20 .2aT BROOKLYN
has the biggest representation In the
800 class OF any Of the local clubs,
The deposed Erwin, Elberfeld. Dalton,
Hi Myers and Daubert gives the su-
gerbas five men above the charmed 500
line. Brooklyn leads the National
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-10
Red su,x Beat Tigers.

Detroit. Aug. a.-peveloping bat
ting streak Of considerable size in the
seventh innings OF todayis game, the
Boston Red Sox overcane a three~run
winning to 6, Although the locals
garnered only six hits off the trio Of
Sox twirlers. they came when hits
meant runs, Leonard. who succeeded
Foster held the Tigers safe in the last
three innings.
Score by innings r. II. n.
Detroit =. ....103 OIL 001--6 q 2
Boston =. ....21o 600 50o~~-S 10 0
Batteries; Main, Covaleskie. Boeh-
Ter and Baker, Shore, Foster. Leonard
and Carrigan. Jmpires, Egan and
Evans.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-10
JOE JACKSON, MOVING DOWN
AMERICAN LEAGUE TWZRLERS
LEADS THE JOHNSON CIRCUIT

league IN club batting. with .26s, three
points above the Giants. In second place
with 265. The Yankees club average
has Jumped to 80. an increase II sew
teen points In the last week.
Benny EauT. Of Indianapolis, con-
tinues TO be the kipgpin of the Federal
league though his average is melting
somewhat He is now hitting SOS,
with Steve Evans following. with an
average Of .355.
shaw. Of the Brookfeds, has also
climbed within reach of tine top and
is hitting S55. Herbert Of St Louis.
and Chouinard. OF Baltimore. are ahead
OF Kauf, but they have been In only
a few games.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-10

that the fans will continue TO give
the good patronage Of matches Of the
above cahber for these men are the
finest athletes in the world.
sampson. who Is known as the
Finger breaker has gained distinc-
ton on the other side OF the water
The giant viii weigh around 2To
pounds, with not one ounce Of sur
plus fat. He is extremely fast for
big man and as strong as the pro-
verbal bull In addition to the big
match the committee from the Cham
her Of Commerce who have the Bet
ter Acquaintance Week" program in
charge, Will Introduce several novel
surprises before the match and be-
tween falls, Ladies will be admitted
free with escort as usual Seats are
selling rapidly ar McCoy's and the
banner crowd Of the season is pre-
0Icted
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-10

when Rav Kesflng beat tire Cleve-
anas the other day he nearly doubled
hts averages 81 games won. His un-
Hsncial record up ta that time vas one
and ten defeats. 1t was
ong ttyne between victories for Ray
from Nav ! on which day he beat
he WashIngtonS TO August ],
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100 600 600 o. i 10 /
Athletics Take Siugfcst.

Cleveland. Aug. 9.-The Nap pitch
ers. were all ineffective and wild to-
day, the Athletics taking the game by
the score of 10 to s. Plank. of the
visitors, was hit hard also.
Score by innings, r. II. II.
Cleveland 900 004 o0t- IA 5
Athletics .222 100 o03--10 IA /
Batteries: Morton. Coumhe, Cola
more and O'Neiu; Plank and Lapp.
Umpires. O'LouRhlin and Sheridan.
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ed hard and faithfully for the Chicago
cubs this season and has taken off so
raaeh flesh that he looks like a
welterwei ght The Cubs say that
Rogers fine catching during the alb
sence OF Jimmy Archer did much to
maintain their hold on second posi-
ton.
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Aanlsa kinnh Cd

st. Louis, Aug tine Browns de-
feated New York, 2 10 Q, today. get
ting the jump in the first inning. After
that it was a scoreless fight between
Cole and James.
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The series In the Federal league be-
tween the Pittshurgs and Hoosiers.
recently finished. had exceptional
features, IT was at once close and
stubborn and one-sided. The Pitts
feds won ali FIVE games but took four
Of them by a oue-run margin. Two
OF these latter games represented
twenty-five innings of baseball ON one
afternoon.
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Lacquer. got into an argument with
Hank oDaY and after hot discus
sion told the leader Of the Cubs he
would sign "a contract with the Kansas
City Feds.
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Fans OF Atlanta raised s6293 In a
collection to pay fine levied on
George kircher Of the Atlanta club,
by Umpire Rudderham. and they pre-
sented the money To the player when
he came to bat in the next game.
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VIRGINIA E.-iGUE.
Standing of Clubs.

Games Today.
Richmond in Portsmouth.
Petersburg in Newport News.
Norfolk in Roanoke.
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Frank Schultz. crack outfielder Of
the Chicago Cubs. will not take a leap
to the Federals. as he threatened.
Schultz, peeved over being replaced
as a regular by Knisely. the Southern
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Chicago. Aug. 9--~The White sox
beat Washington, 2 to /. Tn eleven in
nings today. and Walter johnson was
the victim. Johnson allowed six hits
and Weaver drove out half Of them.
Score by innings: r, II. e.
Washington
100 600 600 90 10 /
Chicago
100 coo GOO o1-2 .
Batteries: Johnson and williams:
Faber aud Sehaik. Lmpires. Connolly
and Chill.
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Standing Of fIlIlrS.
Games Today.

WASHINGTON In Chicago,
Philadelphia In Cleveland.
New York in st. Louis.
Boston IN Detroit,
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Speaking of vacations, Joe BirminE-
hams team has been on one all sea-
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standing OF Clubs
Games Today.

Games Today,
Baffalo n Kansas CITY
Pttsharg IN ~ Louis
Brooklyn In G'hicaRo
Baltimore IN indianapolis.