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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-05
PIRATES TWICE DEFEATED

Pittsburgh, July 4.--The Cubs stung
the Pirates twice to-day, to and
TO :. Naughn's pitching ard his timely
in the fifth won the morn
ing ai1air, ard in the afternoon Cheney
the entire company. Tho Cubs knock
cd Cooper for one run In the first in
ninS and three in the third. With the
bases full In the sixth, Kelly sent in
two runs with n single Scores:
MORNING. CAME.
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John Raley. the Colts first baseman.
Is rapidly recovering from a broken
arm received while in play several
weeks ago. II is doubtful. however.
y Raicy VIII participate in many games
CURING the rcnaiudcs of the season.
be regretted by many admirers.
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WHITE SOX WIN BOTH

Chicago. July 1.-The White Sox won
both games froin St. Louis TODAY.
to and to 0. The morning game
lying the count in their half of the
NTH. In the SoN half Berger got n
base on balls, an inhcld out, and Dem
mitts hit scored him with the winning
run. Cicotte allowe ed six scattered hits
In the afternoon game and never was
in trouble. The SoN scored six runs
in the eighth. Singles by Demmittt.
Collins. Fourier, n triple by SchalI,
and nm error by Williams, figured in
the rally. Scores:
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MORNING GAME.
To,a!-.,.Sa 10 27i2 Totals. );
.Battcd for Bressler IN ninth.
tBattcd for heating In seventh.

Score by innings: H.
Philadelphia ...................I 1Io01o 1-s
New York. ......................o o 0 o o IT
summary: Errors-Lapp. Daley. Two-bese
i!ts-Truesdale. Barry. Cook. oidring. Three
base hit-Murphy. Sacrifice hits-Collins (?),
Strunk, lcckinDaugh. Stolen bascs-Murphy
Muilin. McInnis te,. Wyckor (2,. Oldring.
First on OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. J: New York
l. Left on ses-Phliadelphia, 8: New York
2. Struck out-by Heating. Q: by wyckoH
.. by Plank !. Double plays Baker. Me
limits 10 Barry; Baker Mcfnnls TO Baker;
rruesdaic 10 Mullin; Plank to McInnis
Bases on bal!s--on heating. ;: off Wyckon
q. off Cole /; off Plank. /; OF Bressier, J.
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GATE CITY WON GAME

Gate City. Va. July A great crowd
attended the celebration here to-day,
Yesterday Gate City defeated tho Rye
Cove ball team II to /. To-day Cato
city. In a hard fought game, defeat ted
the team OF the Bristol Door and Lum-
bcr Company by a acore OF . 20 4
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COOLERS GOOSE-EGGED IN
FOURTH'S DOUBLE BILL

CONTINUED From First Page)
Snyder flied out to Chunk in left field
Dolly Gray singled. Berger followed
with single scoring Robe j. shy
der walked, filling the bases Keefe
was hit by n pitched ball and GRAY
crossed the plate. Ryan's single scored
Berger. Sloan laid n neat sacrifice
down towards first base, and j. Sny-
der scored. bunting ended the inning
by foulinS out To Hobbs. In the ninth
tho Colts added another run on single
hits by w. Snyder, Gray and Berger
The score:
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DODGERS BEAT BOSTON

Eoston. July i.-Thc Dodgers took
both games of the holiday celebrations
10 and 10 ,. The morning game
went eleven innings Sensational
nelding by the visitors and Daubcrt's
desperate base running in the ninth
featured the second contest. Dnubcrt
scored tho winning run after stealing
second. and got home when Gowdy
muned the throw that would have
nailed him ScorCa.
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Newport News ........3o1Do oooo--G
Roanoke ...:...... - o. 0O4 O-s
summary: Two-basc hits--Waltcrs
GI;arnes. Bowdoin. Sacrince hits
NrcppS, Walters. MeiXcll, Pooray.
Moran, poh. Struck out-by Pdorny.
=: by Mullin. l. by Chandler. .: Ivy
Poole. !. Bases on bails-oft Pooray,
!: or Mullin, l of Poole L. Hits
off Pooray. IL and runs in % times
ut bat in innings; off Chandler, .
hits and runs in 81 times ut bat in
= innings. Left on bascS--Ncwport
News !; Roanoke. s. Passed balls
Wclchcr. Hit by pitched ball-Clock-
son tby Chandlcr). Umpircs, Clark
and Henderson. Time OF game, 2:15.
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AFTERNOON GAME.

i"ti'<....o- y - l. TotulS...3s 3 "a j.
.Batted for Cooper In third.
fBatted for Coleman In seventh.
!Batted for McQuiiien In seventh.
Stated for Councilman in NINTH
Iran for Gibson In ninth.
Score by innings: r
Chicago .......................Io s0oo0e0Si
Pittsburgh ....................V o o 40 %
summary: Error-Wagner. Two-basc hits
Zimmerman Saler. Leach. Three basc hit
Carey. Double play--Corridcn to Saier
Bases on bails-on Cheney. 4: or Cooper, !.
by Conzelman. |: by Cheney. 4. Sacrifice hi,
,-Corriden; Stolen bascs-Kclly. Mensor. Hit
by pitched hall-Good Time. 1850 EMPIRES,
Eason and Quig!ey.
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Norfolk ..;....... o0o4 o-5
Portsmouth .... &c
Summary: Two-base hits-Boyd, Me-
Elvcen, Cleveland and Mcmahon Sto.
len bases-Clcvclaud. Troy. Nc Elveen
t2). Thrashcr and Foiles Sacrifice
hits-O'Kecfc aud Alexander. Base
on balls--of Hall. 5: off McCleary, g.
Left on bascs--NorfoIk. / s; Portsmouth,
u. Hit by pitched ball-Stcwart (by
McCleary). Struck out--by Hall, 3:
by McCleary, /. Passed balls-Stcw-
art. Time Of game. l:i5. Empires,
Tee and CASTOR.
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MORNING GAME.
Cleveland.
Totals....3s 10 Is 81 IL Totals. SO s . q lG
'Battcd for Purtell in NTH.
tBattcd for Hail IN eighth.
l,,. In

Score by innings r.
Detroit ...... ..................3 u 4 q i
Cleveland ....................o 3 +110o 90
Summary: Errors--vitt, Purtcli (a), stan
age. Gregg. Two-base hits-GrcEg. Bush.
Iieiiman. kavanaugh, Kirkc. reach. Three
base hit-kirke. Stolen bases-Lujolc. KIrke.
Double plays-Chapnan. Lnjoic and Kirke;
Crawford 10 Bush t2); Carisch to I.njoic.
Left on bases-Detroit S; Cleveland. !. Bases
on balla-om Gregg, 4; off Dubuc. 2: on Hall.
4: of Mitchell. q Struck out--hy Dubuc, .,
by Gregg. /; by Mitchell, 5. Wild pitch
Gregg Time. 2:25. Umprcs. Evans and
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Portsmouth 1901 03 o 0 %
Norfolk ....... O -
summary: stolen hases-Whittcd
Sacrifice hits-O' Is eefe, Holland. Press
~ aud stein. Two-basc hits--Boyd.
Ulrich. Home run--Whittcd. Double
plays-O'kccfc TO Foiles TO Tee; Hop
kins TO Stein. struck out--by John
son, 2: by Markle. >. Base on balls
off Johnson. I Crhrasher); off Marklc
CTroy and Tee). Missed third strike
Zurich. Left on bascs-Portsmouth.
4; Norfolk. 2. Time of game. / 40
IInpircs. CASTOR and AcClcarY
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TIGERS SWATFEST is
DOOM OF SHIPBUILDERS
Pitchers of Roth Teams Driven From
Mound In Morning Game, hut
Inn

Newport News, Va. July 4.-Roanoke
look both ends OF to-day's double
game. winning tho first. to { in a
swatfest. and coping the second 4 to
y. through Chambers effective pitch
ing and the sensational fielding of
Goalby. Cook and Moran. Chandler was
driven from the box in the first game,
rs was looray. but Chandler came back
strong IN the afternoon. Roanoke
made twcnty-seven hits I'm the eighteen
innings. including five doubles. and
three triples. Score:
M0BNINl.
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Totals. 80, 4 : u Il Totals, ..ai ; G2I~ls

IFFNNtta NeNPntn.
Score by innings: II
Cincinnati ...................lo 90 o0o3
-. .........................o o = y -
summary: Errors-Bcck. IIobiitzci. Laross
Ihree-hasc hits-Ntehon. H. Miller. Beck
Tome run-Ames. Sacrifice hit-Hugglns
sto!en hAses-Moran. Butler. Double plays
Mit!eT. but!er and Miller: Butler, Higgins
and Miller Wild pitch-Ames. Hit by
pltched hall-hy rcrritt tGroh). Bases on
oAlls-oU Ames. struck out-by Amcs >:
10y perrtt. ): by Douglass, l. Time 40
umpires. KLEIN and Eu,ale
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE
First Gnnrs.

At Atlanta: Atlanta-New Orleans,
rain.
At Chattanooga: Chattanooga, S; Mo-
Al Birmingham: Birmingham. 3:
Nashville. d.
AT Memphis: Memphis. o: Montgom-
cry. 6.
Second Gnmcs.
Al Atlanta: Atlanta, !; New Or
leans. ..
AT Chattanooga: Chattanooga, 2;
Mobile, 2.
At BirminGham Birmingham, 4:
Nashville, ! owe innings, rain).
At Memphis: Memphis, a. Montgom-
cry, ..
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..Batted for Hobbs in ninth.

Bic nra1,,1s '...... SS9Sooodd::-
summary: Double plays--Foxen TO
J. snyder; Damrau to Hobbs TO Dam
rau. Two base hits-Rohc, Gray, La
val. Home runs-BcrGer stolen
bRscs-Rohe. Berger. Pitchers sum
mary: Base on balls-of Foxen, S off
Kaufman. 3. Struck out-by Foxen, Il:
by Kaufman, ,. Time of game, l 40
Empires. Norcum and Reynolds
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Totals ..35 i12 81
.Bntten for Barton In ninth

Newport Ncws..O o 90 o o %
Roanoke ........ l %
summary: Two-Dasc hits-Bowdoin
Smith, Moran, Breslin. Three base
hits-Goalby Cook. Stolen bases
Breslin Sacrifice hits---Graham, Cook
Matthews. Krepns to o''. Davis. 'h' sfruc .H
out-by Barton, 3; by Pooray, .: by
Chandler. /. Base on balls-off Chand-
Ter. ]. liits-oT Barton, IL and 4 runs
in 81 times ut bat in s innings Left
on bases-Ncwport News. 5; Hoanokc
z. First on crrors-Newport News, II
Roanoke. l. Umpircs, Henderson and
Clark. Time of gnme. l:a7.
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SECOND GAME.

Totals ...........27 81 10 .
'Rilye hatted for Holland in ninth
Score by innings. II
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Uuohiciany. and just outside of ~.
room ia winch the Virginia I.eague
ln'tguateS mot IT the Richmond Hotel
nn Ihuraday, WHO fired Kelly was
mates. owner 9. II. Elliott, of In,
Eoanoko Glun, denied having ANYTHING
AGAINST Kelly, and said ne had nothing
~ N' Nsih HIM leaving the League
directors ana o"ucrs as they ou.S.
y.oaed cdch other, and the matter tnal.
~ resolved Itself into the plain fact
statement that The Virginia Icarur
lost tn umpire who was honest ana
,t!F when J. j. Was plueked from the
list at Roanoke ~
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MOUNTAIN LEAGUE

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
Covington. Va. July 1.-THE locals
tried out two new pitchers here this
morning and lost to Harrsonburg ia
to 0. Byrd, for the visitors. pitched
good ball. In the afternoon game the
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Aftcrpoon G,,n...

At 1ndianapoiis: indianapolis. ~;
Columbus, Z.
At Kansas City: Kansas city, IA;
5.
Al Cieveland: Cleveland. S; Louis
willie, ..
At St. Paul; St. Paul. II: Mime
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
CONTINUED From First ]


off Bedient, Z. Struck out-by Shaw, 6; by
Bedient. /; by comte. l. Two-basc hits
Scott, Gandll. Sacrifice hit-Janvrin. Sac
riice fl!es-Janvrln. Gandil stolen bases
Hooper 90. Double r!cy-Shaw to Mcbride
to Gandii Time. 1850. Umprcs Chill and
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Kansas City: Kansas City, o:
Milwaukee, s.
At Minneapolis: Minneapolis. .; st.
Paul, 3.
AT Cleveland: Cleveland. 8; Louis
Vile, !.
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MORNING GAME.
Totals. 20 3 81 ls Totals.

-Battcd for Iseverenz In nth.
tlsattcd for I.avan In ninth.
tBatted for Baumgardner in ninth.
Score by innings: r.
y " y VI
Chicago ................t........2o 0 J 90 80
Summary: Errors--Shotten. Berger. Dem
mitt. Fournlcr. Left on bases-St. Louis Z;
Chicago, .. Bases on balls--on Leverenz, S:
of Baumgurduer. I stuck out-by Lever
eng. =; by BaumEardncr. t.; ny Scott. /: by
Benz. >. Two-hase hits-Mayer. T.. Walker.
c. Walker. Three-h base h!ts-Shottcn. DEM
m!tt. Sacrifice hits Breton, Crossin. Stolen
bnsc- Shottcn. Double play lackburne tun-
assisted; Austin to leary; Sho,ten To Ans
tin. Time, 1850 Umpires. Dineen and Con-
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= - ''V''' II
cincinnati ..........-.....-.....ooo 90 OIL
81 Louis. ........,...............0 @ 3 IS
summary: Errors Ilohlitzcl. Laross. Two
base hits-EuNer. l.chr. rhreo-haso hits
bolis of finglins. !: on Lear. 3 struck
out-hy NlnEliug, .. ny Saiee. = Sacrifice
hits Dol0n, lloblit%cl Stolen bnsos-tiruh.
lieraos. Time. i;5. umpircs, KLEIN and
Emslio.
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Totais....3: g 81 Is Totals. 81 )
'Batted for Rucker In fourth.
fRan for Maranvillc In ninth.
.Ran for Schmidt In ninth.
Slenrn lA, I'm,

SCOTS by innlnss II.
Brooklyn .....................o 100 IL
5000 o-3
AWHILE (0. Devorc. Gowdy. Three-b base hit
.Cutshaw. Hits-on Ruckcr, . In 3 innings.
Gather. Evers. Daubert. Double plays-Mnr.
AWHILE; Evers and Schmidt; Tyler and
schmidt: gutshaw and Egan. FRS, base on
bach. l. Hit by pitcher-by tyler (smi,hl.
struck out-hy Tyler. ?: by Ruckcr. i: by
Reuibach. ,. Passed balls-tiowdy 90. wild
piteh,Tyler Time. 2:i5. EMPIRES. Byron
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Chin WIN. IN E,,,.cntb

San FRANCISCO. July 4.-Gcorgc Chip,
OF Newcastle, Pa. knocked out Fight
ing BHly Murray. Of Pctaluna, Cal,
III the fifteenth round here to-day. II
round. when Chip planted a hard left
on Mnrray's stomach. After that the
tide began to run Increasingly toward
the I:asterner
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Morris win. rrom Kubink.

Fort SMITH. Ark, July 4.-Cnrl Nor
ris.. OF Apulpa- Okla. stopped Al
OF their scheduled round bout here
to-day.
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Totals.. ..9l i az Q Totnls. 0 4 !.

SuIhmhry: Error--WnEner. Left on bases
Chicago. 8: Pittsburgh. 6. Two-base hit
vaughn. Thrce-basc hits-Konetchy. Corrt-
den. Double piay-Good to Brcsmahan TO
vaughn. Bases on bails-om Vaughn, 3: off
Adams. /. Struck out-by Vaughn, 4: by
ADAMS. l. Time. 1:i5 Umpircs, Eason and
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AFTERNOON GAME.
CllicRyo.


y y 90
Chicago .......: .................o D o0I2o 6'-9
summary: Errors-Willams, Austin (.)
Two-hase hits Williams Fourier Three
base hits-coliins, Fournier. Bascs on balls
-on Mitchell. = struck out-by Cicotte &:
by Mitchell. .. Time. l:E. EMPIRES Con.
molly and DlMeen.
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Two"base hi,sHBoone. baker. sReriisce hi
.Oldrlngt Double plays-Barry. Collins TO
MeInnis; McInn!s and Barry; McIiaic, Trucs-
dale and Nunumaker. Stolen bascs-Collins
3D. struck out-by McIiale. !: by Bush. s.
First base on balls-on Mcliale. /. off Bush
2. Wild pitch-Bush. Time, 81. Umpres
O'Loughlln and Hildebrand.
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Petersburg .. ''... ocSooooccooSooooa--GG
Summary: TwO-baSc hits-Crny
Laval. Stolen base-Rohe. Double
plays-Damrau. Busch and Laughlin;
Busch and I.auGhiin: Sacrifice hits
balls-Munford. 6; Sloan, /. Left on
bases-Richmond. 81 Petersburg, .. Hit
by Sloan. 81 by Munford, .. Time of
game-l:40. umpires-Reynolds and
Norcum.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Morning fininrs.


~ Charleston: Charleston Macon.
At Columbia: Columbia, 4: Column
bus. 3.
~ Savannah: Savannah. C: Al
bany, 3.
Al Jacksonville: Jacksonville. }; Au-
Busta, i.
Afternoon Gnmcs.
~ Charleston: Charleston Macon
At Columbia: Columbia, A: Column
bus, 3.
At Savannah: Savannah. 6; Albany
tsiX innings, rain).
At Jacksonville: Jacksonville, S; Au-
gusta, / tseven inninga).
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Chilly Dcrcnt. McGoor,,

Sidney. July 4.--Jimmy Clabby won
the worlds middlcweight champion
ship to-niEht from Eddie McGoorty. of
round OF their scheduled twenty-round
bout Up to the finish the contest
had been n thriller. with tho WILSON,
sin mnn evidently having the worst OF
IT. McGoorty gained his high standing
among the middlewcights by his de-
feat Of Dave Smith here and OF both
IIcH Smith and Battling Levinsky, In
New York.
Clabby Is already booked for two
other bouts in Amstrnlin
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Continued From First Page
T..
Cincinnati.

Wilson tripled I'm the eighth, sending il
three runs. Scores:
FIRST GAME
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AFTERNOON GAME.

HIT by pitched ball--by Heating (corins).
Time. 2s:s,. EMPIRES. Hildebrand and
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BerEcr's home run drive yesterday
afternoon was appreciated by the fans.
who chcered Justify, but deeper apprc-
Icy. who wrote BcrccrDa note after tho
game. concentrating him and enclos-
ing banSnutc.s
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kavanaugh. Main Purteil. Two-base miss"
burns. Witt. High. Sacrifice hit-Lajoie.
SacFitce hy-Steen. stolen bases-Chapman.
olson First Das. on balls-on Stcen =; off
Main ?. First base on errors-Cleveland 5:
Detroit. = Left on bases-clcveland. :. De-
troit. s. Struck out-by Stecn /; hy Main .
Double p.ays.Lajoie. Chapman ana Kirlc;
l.aJo'e, O.Ncil and ilirke Wild pitch
Esaa.
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SUBSTITUTE FOR W0LGAST
EASILY BEAT BY RIVERS
SIatty McCuc Scarcely Lifted n Glove
In His own DcfenSe md Was
DrOnne6 I'm the SECOND.

Los Angeles. Cal. July "A dull
thnd and the streak of q now sponge
dying through the air--thats all.
jose Rivers scored n knockout over
Matty McCue. substitute for Wolgast,
I'm the second round of n scheduled
twenty round battle in.the Vernon ring
of the Pacific Athletic Club.
To use the expression of n ringlcaders
"McCue wasn't II handful for Rivers.
In condition to fight champion
Rivers wasted no time in useless STALL
ing. but dropped McCue once in the
first round, twice I'm the second and
called II Il days work.
McCue, looking SO small and shrivel-
ell up that he might have passed for
4 feathcrwcight. scarcely lifted a glove
In his own defense.
Rivers was laughing before the bout
was thirty seconds old. 1t was the
easiest game the Californian had ever
been handed. ana he doubted his own
eyes.
!, left TO the jaw dropped McCue in
the nrst round. He was UP without
waiting for n count and covered up
this round "
Rivers drove over n left TO tho chin.
knocking McCuc down I'm the second.
Matty took the count of six. Another
lett nailed the Racine lad on tho law
and he tumbled for the dull thud men
toned In the opening paragrnph of
this story. Without waiting for fis
boy 10 get up for Il finishing punch
Tom Jones sailed a sponge into tho
ring. and Referee Eyton awarded tho
decision 10 the Mexi. an.
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IFtttftt4 IVE IsfNWfI III IIIITLIF.
.Batted for Baum gardncr in ninth.
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SECOND GAAII..
''EsNO+NN VIM T..
II. TomTs. Cincinnati;

Totals...3: S II - S Totals. !.
tBa'teG Tor YiuglImg In eighth.
fRMttcM Tor l.Par In ninth
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Here and There
Around the Circuit

Richmond fans who journeyed to
.Goobertown yesterday to witness tho
morning game wcre so jubilant over
tho shut-out victory OF the Colts that
a purse OF SIS WAS easily made up and
the money distributed among tho play
ers.
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Totals...3i 2 g. ai: Totals...32 GIL q
Thompson centre Held.
Score by innings: X.
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All of the players on the Richmond
team received banknote in apprecia-
tary after the second shut-out OF the
Coolers
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Clarence Bcrger has regained mo
ronhdence which enabled him to swat
The ban earlier in the season. ana he
IS now COINS good in both FIELDING and
batting. No secret Is betrayed when ID
upon Win favor by several scouts. AMI
while several offers have been made
ior hlm. his value in dollars ana cents
las not Yer been properly gagged by
those making the proifcrs
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spaldinr's Official Athletic Rules and
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containing tho revised rules of the a.
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now In the hands OF the booksellers.
The book gives much other informa-
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amateur sports. II is published by
the American Sports Publishing Com
City.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-15
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Loosen the Phlegm.

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Gives quick relief .or stiff Neck. Sore
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Bronchitis. Neuralgia. Headache. Lum-
bago. rheumatism. Sore Muscles. Lame
Back, Chilhlains. Sprains and all kinds
OF Aches or Pains. and often wards on
Pneumonia
At all druggists-25c and SOC, or mailed.
postpaid, by The MacIAren Drug Co.
Los Angeles. Cal. For a generous sam
pie by mail, postpaid, send 10 cents and
this advertisement
Sold by all Sherman & Mcconnell Drug
stores.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-15
BRIEF CITY NEWS

lighting Fixtures, characterization &C.
Fidelity storage = Van CO., Doug. ass.
Havs Root Print Tt--Now Res con Press
Xmas Tree lighting outfits-Burgess-
GrHnden.
Raidrtrs- MADDEN ACCOMMODATION In
surance inspections for Spec. al rates Tree
Beautiful An Modern Homes for sals
on the easy payment plan. sankers
Realty investment Co. Phone Doug IN
Editor Jones Hsrs-J. w. Jones, editor
Of the Rigby Star, Rigby, Idaho ealed
on Mayor James c. Dahlman,
Two weeks vacation--City schools
viii close Friday for the Christmas holt
DAYS. A vacation Of two weeks viii be
given.
1918 Promises TO ne . BlG year
Have you prepared for big business by
locating your office in the Bee Building
Cthe building that is always new)f
"roday's Complete Movie Program"
classified section today, and appears In
The Bee EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what
the various moving picture theaters offer
Bernstein to ralk--Nathan Bernstein
will address the local union of stationary
engineers NJ lJS CluO nOustt WV AhdAiAtS
street. Saturday evening. His subject
will be THE Relation OF Engineers to
Society,""
Take Daughter to New xork-Joseph
Mix, station master at the Burlington
depot and his daughter, Marie Mikova,
have departed for New York City, whore
Miss Mikova is to become an assistant to
Wager Swsyne.
Carboniaris IL rinsd-Fred Carboniaris,
1906 jackson street, charged with obtain
ing $50. 80 from L. b. Cokos. 621 North
Thirteenth street, by representing that
he had been sent by the latters brother
for the money. was fined $50 and costs
in police court.
Lawyers in DIspute-Trlal of a suit
involving a dispute between Charles G.
Stafford and Attorney T. II. Matters has
begun In Judge Days district court. An
original claim against Matters of 81. 80
commission In a real estate deal was set
tied by arbitration in Matters favor. the
latter asserts, and the issue now concerns
a counter claim against Stafford.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-15
NEW ISSUE THE NEBRASKA
CLUB BULLETIN is HERE

The December issue OF THE Nebraska
Club Bulleton," the official organ OF the
Nebraska State Federation of women's
clubs, has been received in Omaha. This
issue features statutory provisions OF the
state OF Nebraska relating TO women. as
compiled by Mrs. II. II. Wheeler Of Lin
coin, who was Campaign manager during
the last suffrage campaign. Mrs. Wheeler
was elected chairman OF the legislative
committee at the recent suffrage conven-
ton. All club women have been asked TO
acquaint themselves with the laws con.
corning them.