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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-24
STANDING OF TEAMS.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Portsmouth Mt Richmond.
Petersburg ut Roanoke.
Newport News mt Norfolk.


Almost a catastrophe happened out at
the ball yard yesterday afternoon In
the second game OF the latest series
with Portsmouth, which WAS called
"Children's Day." In honor of Joe Hol-
land. who is making his managerial
debut In tho Virginia League. The
almost-tragedy occurred in what the
regular writer's would CALL In view of
past experiences locally. the crucial
period. Conforming to the demand OF
the copy-rcader. and adding the net
result. the catastrophe injected itself in
the seventh Inning OF glorious ball
game, and the final score was to In
our favor.
Fallowing tho established rule the
Colts broke away TO an early lead.
scoring run in the third section.
After that they dawdled along. taking
things AZ they came or went For
tunately until that stretch period of
which we have briefly spoken neither
club could do any considerable damage.
Both Messrs. McCleary and Crimes
were doing yeoman service. and block :
ing any attempts to puncture their
defense.
In the seventh. with everything look
ihS rosy. those unkindly Pirates man
aged to inject couple OF safe hits
the net result being one run, and "A
Ito or tho game. Just along about tina,
time the regulars in attendance. In
ciuding the youngsters who we're adj
mitted free OF charge. began to look
Tor repetition OF the usual perform
ance. They were ready to observe the
yawnins cavern in the Colt defense.
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Totals.. IS 10 = IL TotaIs- sc 10 p Y
'Hattei Tor CAvet In ninth
tBattcd for Main In seventh
tRan for Wit In seventh.
Stated for High In sixth.
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WARIMG BROTHERS DID
LOSE GAME BY DEFAUL7

Augusta Ca. June 2s-E. D. and q. W.
Warins. OF Charleston. $. CT, did not de-
fault to J. h. Orr. Jr.. and q W. Carter,
u. Of Atlanta when they refused 10 play
the last set OF the doubles championship
nnals In the South Atlantic Tennis Tourna.
ment on Sunday. This the ruling made
known here to-day OF President Il. W.
citation.
The South Atlantic tournament committee
to-day advised the players to agree aInong
themselves upon date and place to play
the final set. II they cannot agree their set
viii be played hero July IL
Tho game adjourned last Saturday
because of darkness; the score was two
sets each. The Waring brothers refused to
play OF the tie on Sunday, although their
opponents were willing
II If understood here that the final set
Will be played either In Atlanta or Green
VILE. s. G.
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and prepared to tell the story OF
another ball game that had gone the
way OF It's brothers.
For once there was an upset In tho
preconceived idea of what WAS al
most certain to happen. Manager
Ryan. who was catching the ball game
himself managed to inject a little fire
INTO his cohorts. and in the eighth
frame couple OF counters were showed
into the cash box. giving us the lead
once more. IL was maintained to the
hnish. In striking contrast to previous
exhibitions.
PITCHER Grimes can thank no one but
himself for his victory, though Clarence
berger managed to display some more
OIL the talent that Is making him the
most sought-after youngster I'm the
minor leagues He poked one against
me right centreiield fence for n triple
that was ringing beauty. but Crimes
was the particular individual that
knocked In the runs. Humpty Nc
EiVeen' one OF our best-known young
sters. again stepped into the lime
light by trapping beautiful drive
ana making an out on the play. The
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QUALIFYING ROUND Is
PLAYED AT ASHEVILlE

AHhcvile. y. c.. June 23.--The qualifying
round of the Carolina Golf Association wan
played on the links Of the Asheville Country
Club this morning. High score ruled. rs
being tho low record. +. NJ. I.axton. of Char
lotto. and II. q. McRitchic. OF Charleston.
tying. On tho play on In the first flight.
!.aNton won i tn sc Charleston the
team match for the Capc-s memorial cup.
unexpectedly defeating Charlotte, the hold
or. Tom Rontar the Charlotte professional,
won the individual championship. the final
.core being 70 to 81 by tho amateur. &. T.
Durham. also OF Charlotte. The low score
Of 20 In the first flight made by r.
Hyatt, OF Columbia defeating J. !. McClos-
key. OF AshevIile. M.
4 handicap tournament will be held
Thursday. club ratings to govern.
The eight who left to play for tho
aEsocia tion amateur championship are F. NJ.
I.aNton c. T. Durham. d. g. McRitchic,
V. q. GudEer. +. Hyatt G. Camp. L. +.
Maybcrry and George Shand.
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NORFOLK DIVIDES BILL
WITH MATHEWS'S BUILDERS
TnrE Take Last Game, but vlsitors
Arc Able to Win First
ITnn

Norfolk. Va, Juno 23.-Norfolk and
Newport News divided the double
went TO the visitors by to score.
The SECOND came tho Tars' way after
tho Builders tied tho score In the ninth.
The final result OF tho afternoon was
to 5.
In the opener Buck Barton defeated
Cliff Markle because Barton was irwin
chile In the pinches. In the second Bar
ton tried to hold the Tars to tie In
the last half of tho ninth. after Pooray
McCabe and Glockson. Of tho visitors
team. got home run each In the sec
ono game. but the two circuit wallops
were empty. Thrasher's triple with
the pillows crowded In the third more
Hedgpeth's pinch hit tied the score
IN the ninth. but Stewards pinch infield
single p, won the game, with only one out
teams Will play two games tomorrow
afternoon. The scores:
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HALT MOVEMENT OF MAILS
Angry Posfmen Hold Paris Poat-Of-
flee for Seven Hours.

nee Tor seven Hours.
Paris. June 23.-For seven hours In ST
night 900 angry postmen held the CEN
trail postotiice and prevented the
movement Of all incoming and outgo-
Ing mail The trouble arose over the
refusal OF the Senate yesterday to in
clude in the postal budget certain in
creased allowances. for which there
had been strong agitation.
News OF the vote in tho Senate was
received By the postmen with groans
and Kisses They then sailed forth
Into the yard TO prevent the mail au-
tomobiles from going out. The author
tiles had established guards. but they
could not prevent the men from over
turning machine and blocking the
gateway
The disaffected postncn rapidly
grew in numbers. and the police were
beaten and driven out Of the buildings.
Al doors were closed and barricaded.
me men sang revolutionary hymns.
Jeered The authorities and continued to
hold the post-ottice against all at
tempts TO dislodge them. Finally.
about midnight tho men left after
having completely paralyzed the mail
service of the city from s O'Clock.
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SHAMROCK ~. PROVES
REAL WORTH IN WEATHER

T. Southampton, June 23-Shamrock ". has
now proved herself consistent performer
In any weather. which is a rare quality for
racing yacht. With n strong westerly
wind, both Shamrocks went out TO day with
the object OF testing the challcngers gear
The now yacht was reefed for the first
time. and with triumphant result. She
gained five minutes on the older boat, and
turning back to windward creDt further
ahead. gaining ten minutes.
Experts agree that the new yachts coming
through n series OF such trials without q
inishup IS extraordinary.
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YALE GETS DECIDING
GAME FROM BULLDOGS

New York. Juno e3.-Princeton defeated
Yale In the deciding game OF their baseball
series here to-day to o. The only run OF
the game came IN the fourth inning Hanks
singled, Laird sacrificed him to second. and
Gill- inield out sent him to third from
which station no tailed single by
Green.
Pitcher Dcyo. Of Princeton. allowed hut
three hits. and divided the honors of the
game with Green. whose pretty throw homo
In tho third doubled a man at the plate
and prevented n run.
Score by Innings: r. H 2
Princeton ....-........oo $1,000 DOL I
Yale ...;..............o 0 % 90 90 3 /
Battcries: Dcyo and salmon; Way and
Hunter. Unpires. Stafford and Sternbers
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CHICAGO CUBS DEFEAT
CONNIE MACK'S ELEPHANTS

Toledo. O.. June 2s-In a slow exhibition
game bef9re 1900 employees OF an autoino-
pie mannfacturinB plant and their friends
the Chicago Nationals defeated the Phila-
delphia Americans to-day TO Z.
Score by innings: r II r
Philadelphia ...........0 oln113o7 II
Chicago .................0 0 ! IS Q A
BATTERIES: Bender. Brown. Brcssler Schang
and Thomas: Lavender Pierce Vaughn and
Hargraves ~
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MACKENZIE'S ENTRY is
WINNER OF CLASSIC RACE
Bucf Horn Surprises All by Leading
OusIkIn. the FaNortte. to Post.

Buch Horn Surprises All by Leading
DuslSin. the Favorite, to Post.
New York. June 23.-Buck Horn, r
!. Mackenztes entry, won the Brooklyn
handicap at Aaueduct track this after
noon before a crowd of 10000 persons
ana after one of the best finishes that
has ever marked this ella ssic. The win
ner was TO In the betting.
Ruskin. tho favorite with many OF
the talent and RockVieW. the Belmont
entry. kept with the winner from tn =
jump. and the three horses came down
the stretch punched. Three jumps
from the finish BuSkin was as:ride i'm
front after taking the outside of the
hcid at tho turn. Buck Horn was a
haif length back and Rockview, after
nghtng his way TO the front in the
back stretch, was barely n neck away.
tuskin ran an exceptional race. after
being shuficd to the rear at the start
and bumped several times therenfter
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STANTON FRANCHISE MAY
BE GIVEN HARRlSONBURG

Harrisonburg. Va, June 2S.--Staunton has
Baseball League. and has offered 10 trans
Ter the franchise 90 HarrisonburS without
cost. The local fans taking hold of the
proposition with enthusiasm. and If there
should he no hitch the first game Will he
played here against Covington on Thursday
After months trial, stanton found out
that baseball was a losing proposition and
has decided to drop it The other teams in
the league are Covingtou. Clifton Forge
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REDS ARE HUMBLED BY
DUNN'S BALTIMORE CLUB

Baltimore. Md. Juno 2s-After shutting
out Toronto TO o, the Baltimore lnterna7
tional League club to-day defeated the Gin
cinnau National Icaguers : to 4
Score by innings: r. II T.
Baltimore ..............O o 1oo.S
Cincinnati ..............o o 0 o 2 o 20 2
Batteries: Russell. Shore and McAvoy:
Lea. Rowan and Gonzales
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National League Results
Yesterdays SCORES.
Brooklyn. ~ Pittsburgh, 1.
st. Louis. z; philadelphia, 8.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
New York mt BOSTON.
brooklyn Mt philadelphia.
st. Louis mt Pittsburgh

Philadelphia, Pa. Juno 23.-The ST.
Louis Cardinals defeated the Philadel-
phia Nationals here this afternoon by
tho score OF to 3
The Cardinals knocked Rixey out OF
the box in tho third inning. when they
scored five runs. Jacobs. who succeed
ed him. pitched good ball Hagerman.
who started for ST. Louis. was I'M
stcndy, and was replaced by Steele in
the second. Tho Phillles were unable
to do anything with Steele until the
eighth, when they scored three runs.
The score
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YOUNG AHEARN TO MEET
GEORGES CARPENTER

London. June 2s.-It was announced
here to day that Young Ahearn ~
brooklyn, and Georges Carpentfer
heavyweight champion OF Europe. had
been matched to fight in London on Au-
gust FOR 4 purse of 100000
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Dundee. Scotland. June 2S.-Horece
Courtenay Gammell- Forbes. nineteenth
Baron Forbes, a representative heir OF
scotland, cut his throat to-day in n
hotel here whore he had been living
for three months. Baron Forbes was
ciChiy-ive Years old. and succeeded to
the title in 1865. His heir is tho Hon
AthOll Monson Forbes. n brother
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TO FOLLOW HISTORIC ROUTE
Sons of Revolution Begin PiIgrimaee
to Cambridge, Mass

Philadelphia. June 23-About 15O
members OF the National Society Sons
OF the American Revolution to-day be-
gan the pilgrimage over the route
General Washington took in 1875, when
ne Journeyed from philadelphia to
Cambridge, Mass, to take command
OF the Continental Army The party.
started from Independence Hall. The
trip Is being made in automobiles The
travellers viii participate in patriotic
exercises at different places on their
Journey to Cambridge.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

At Baltimore: Baltimore. 6: To-
ronto. o.
AT Newark Newark. !; Montreal. Q
ten inninFs).
AT Providence: First Farne-Provi-
dence, .; Buffalo, ]. Second game
Providence. ! Buffalo. 2
~ Jersey city: Jersey City. z:
Rochester s.
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In closely contested game OF ball he.
tween Poes Pets, OF the accounting depnrt
nlcnt. and Charlie MaSon's boys " tht car
service depnrtment of the Chesapeake and
by OF 10 10 5. rhe game was pIaveS
on the G. G. a. field. and witnessed by the
clerks from each onice. who choered their
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TWO STRAIGHT FOR DODGERS

Brooklyn. June 23.-The Dodgers
made II two straight over the Pirates
was in his old time form, and won the
decision over Cooper. the Pittsburgh
twirler The locals won the game in
bert hunted safely. Dalton sacrificed
mud Wheat singled scoring Daubcrt
and OMara. The Pirates made their
only run in the eighth. Carey and
Mowrey singled. the former scoring on
all ini!a!d out. The score:
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JOHNSON is PRONOUNCED
IN PERFECT CONDITION
Physician Examines COIorcd Pugllist and
Finds Him in Splendid Shape
for Battle

Paris juno S;--Dr. CASTOR Dupsu e1-
after HIS regular exercises. Except for a
slight after trace of pneumonia. which the
lighter had In March 1919. the doctor found
was detected by whistlins from near the
top Of tho right lung while his breath was
being expelled. The doctor says there Is
nothing serious I'm tho symptoms. which
usually follow pneumonia, and always dis
appear within two years. The only notice
able effect Is after deep breath has been
taken
johnsons condition above normal. The
negro weighed PA pounds to-day.
Carpen tiers manager. Francois DeScamps
has been watching Moran's boxing. and II
tho latter beats Johnson he will be chal-
lenged BY Carpenter.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

A, Kansas City: Kansas city. .; In
dianapo!is. 6.
At M.lwaukee:. First game-Milwau-
kee, 4 Louisville, 3. Second game
Milwaukee. 2. Louisville. s.
~ Minneapolis: First Rame-Minnc-
Minneapolis. Z, Cleveland. 0.
At St Paul: First gamc-St. Paul
Q; Columbus. ~. Second game-St Paul,
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ADJUSTMENTS
Bijou-Grsyce Scott Company, ir
aCOnSin Kntc."
Colonial-Naudevile and pictures.
Ordered Ia souto Dom,rro.

Washington. June 2S.-The revenue
cutter Algonquin has been ordered from
san Juan, u. r.. to rebcllion-t torn Santo
Domingo TO rescue twenty fice starving
Porto Ricans. who appealed for help.
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BRITISH CHALLENGER
GETS FIRST REAL WORKOUT

SOUTHAMPTON. June 2s.-'rhe British chal-
iehEer Tor the America CUP Shamrock "
hau her first hard weather trial to-day
Win the older Shamrock. and acquitted her.
hef wen. In a stiff northwesterly breeze tho
challenger worked out a three minute lead
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HERRESH0FF BOAT SHOWS
HEELS TO RIVAL SLOOPS

Rye. n =. June 23-The Hereshot .,oon
Kes9!nte completely outciassed her rivals
Nanltie and Defiance, to-day in another
trial preliminary to the choice OF n De-
fender for the America cup. winning by a
margin OF fourteen minutes. uncorrected
behind. W. 1'
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washington. ,Iune Standardization
Of alleged determinations by coal
trust and coal-carryinG railroads
against ports in the Atlantic scaboa rd
south Of Norfolk Will he begun by a
senate subcommittee early in July
Several subpoenas have been issued.
but not served
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Committed for Ob,ery.,,on

FoTtshouth, y. n, June 23-Mrs
Mary Folsom. Of Somerville, Mass, who
shot and killed her husband. Henry H.
Folsom. near Exeter last Saturday, to-
day was committed to the State Insane
Hospital at Concord for observa ton
Of her mental condition.
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American League Results
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
Cleveland. 81 Detroit, q.
(OtherS not schcdulcd).
STANDING OF TEAMS.

Detroit. Juno 2s.-The Maps hit Dauss
hard IN the early innings OF to-day's
game and won, to 4. In the first they
scored two. Three punched hits. with
f base on balls, gave them two moro In
the third. They made another run of
Dauss In tho nth. and Main set In lie
retired in the seventh to let Witt bat
for him. Tiger rally In the eighth
all but tied the score. The score:
Detroit. Cleveland
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koutmGnn's Hustlers won from tho RYAN
to In close battle.
Score b. innings: r
$50 q U q 3 2 2-T
Ryan Smiths IIoosiers...........l3 q o q "a
batteries; kaufmanns Hustlers-I.eisfeld
and Carter.
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~
Philadelphia,
St. Louis.

SCOFe by INNINGS: r.
- " Y " " u
Philadelphia ..................1 l o o 8 0-6
us, killifer. Rixey. Two hass hits-Doian
lrclan. Hugglns Steel. Sacrifice hitsLobert
Ituggins. Miller. Wilson. Stoien pases-Pas-
kert. Wilson. Three base hit-Paskert
Struck out-by RiNcy, /; by Steele. s: by
Jacobs l. Double plays-Luderus tunas-
sisted: Miller to Beck. First base on balls
OF Hugerman, =; Off Jacobs. /: of Steele l.
Time. l:l1 Cmpirca. BYRON and Orth.
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W0innn Kills IJusbnnJ.

Baltimore. Junc 23.--After making
every effort To Keep him out of the
house, Mrs Edgar McCaulcv shot and
Killed her husband as he entered their
residence At West Arlington, q suburb
to-day, She told the police sho feared
he was about 20 attack her. McCauley
was q i've Stoclt dealer.
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CAROLINA LEAGUE:

~ Notwithstanding. Z; winston
Salem. &.
AT Creensboro-Greens 3: Dur
ham. &c.
At Observation-Disclosures, 3; Raleigh, Q.
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Roanoke .......... O1o2lOl oN-5
Summary: Two-base hits-Laughlin
Cook. Three base hits-Clunk. Home
rurl-I1ill. Stolen bases-Laval. Moren,
Poh. Double plays--Busch, Laval and
Damrau. Base on balls--of Munford
:; off HIN, /. Left on ba ses->Pcters-
burg. 2: Roanoke. 3. Sacrifice fly
Irnscher. Struck out-by Munford, / ::
by HILL 3. Passed balls--Hobbs. BallS
-Munford. Time of game. AS. I'm
plre, Clarke.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

AZ olumbie--Columbia, S: Angus
th, 4.
AT Savan nah--Savannah 4: Charles
ton, g.
AZ Colurl ous-Columbus Q; Macon. o.
IForfeitedl. a.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

nooRe. 5.
phis. J.
At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s Mo-
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bomb placed by sunrnr.,,..

Heading. England june 2a.--An un-
exploded bomb was found to-day in
tho porchway of the Church Of st.
Nary the Virgin. Apparently It had
been placed there by suffragettes The
fuse had been lighted. but had gone out.
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Mrs. George Westinghouse Dead

Lenck. Mass, juno 23.--M.s Georg,
Westinghouse. widow Of the electrical
inventor, died o-day as the result OF 3
jaralytic stroke she suffered last Fri.
day.
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Richmond.

summary: Two-b hits-whitted Bare,
Three base hits--Be,Yer. Grimes stolen h.,.
Mcrpss.. 80 Bases on bnlls-oh Grimes. /; on
Portsmouth. s. Struck out-by c;ri,n.a
Iii:c OF game. las. Uinpirea McTeaguo and
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Grays VS.. Battle Axe

A gnmo OF moro than ordinary in
tarest to Iocnl devotecs of amateur
baseball will be played to-morrow
mt tho baseball park, whom tho Grnys
and Brittle Axe will play. The Grays
are running nwny with the pcnnant,
Willie the Battle Axe team is tied
for second place. The game will be
called mt 8 o'clock. Because the
Colts arc away tho rest of the week
the amateurs will play Mt the ball
pnrk Tomorrow, Friday and Sntur-
day.
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ROANOKE Is WINNER
OVER G00BER OUTFIT
Hil1's Homo Rum in Seventh With Grn-
hams Fielding, Features Pleas
Ing COnteat.

Ing Contest.
Roanoke. Va, Juno 33.-Roanoke de-
feated Petersburg I'm tho second game
OF the series, to 3. featured by Hills
home run in the seventh and Graham's
fielding. Roanoke made run for III
most every hit. Hill and Munford both
pitching good ball.
HIN has been turned back to the
Waco Club. of the Texas League.
Busch switched his lineup both in
Held and outficld, but could not break
his teams losing streak. The score:
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Zurich out. hit by batted bali.
fuirich battcd for Marlsle In eighth
Score by innings: r
Newport News nooooo "a
Norfolk " q n a q n n n
Summary: stolen base-t;ondolo
Sacrifice hIts-Bowden, Barton. Thrash
er. Stein. Two base hits-Walters. Dou-
PIE Dlays-Barton to GondolG 10 Carnes
stein TO stewart to Prcssly. Inning 9
pitched-by Markle. s: by Cochran. !.
AZ bats-aGainst Markle, &c: against
Cochran. 4. fiits--om Cochran. none
Z: by. Cochran. l. Base on balls-off
Marklc. NIcCabc. Walters. Smith and
Meixell. Left on bases--Newport
1875. Observation-Disclosures and Norcum.
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Summary: Error-Kelly. Bases on balls
off Cooper. ?: on Rucier .. Struck out-by
Cooper. >. Three base h!t-WHgner. Two
bnsc hit-Konctchy. Sacrifice hits-Mowrey.
Dalton. Mitchell. Stolen bascs-Carey, Cut
shaw Double plRys-Mitchcll. Cooper: wag-
ner, Konetchy Wagner. Time. l:li. UNI
p!rcs, Hart ana HiGler
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COLTS AVERT TRAGEDY
BY HITTING IN TALL|ES
After Portsmouth Ties Game in
Seventh, Richmond Takes
Lead in Eighth.
GRIMES WINS HIS OWN GAME
Hits In Runs That Bring Victory.
Berger Also Wallops Ball Good
and Hard - Humpty NIcElvcen
Wins Plaudits by Good Work.
GRIMES WINS HIS OWN GAME
Virginia League Results
YESTERDAYS SCORES

YESTERDAYS SCORES.
ItichmOnd, g, Portsmouth. I.
Newport News, 81 Norfolk. o tnrst
RnmeD.
Norfolk, q, Newport News. tncc-
Ond game).
Ronnoke, 5, Petersburg, 2.
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IHtaIS :'......... 81 T. 81 81 0
IedEpeth hatted for Carncs In ninth.
matthews hatted for Pooray In ninth.
zone out when winning run was
sStewart batted for Tenant In ninth.
Score by innings: r
Newport Ncws lo10o1 -
Norfolk . / o 4 q O q q q Is
Tenant and Mcmahon CD. Sacrifice
hit-Gaston. Two base hlt--McMahon
ihree- base htt-Thrashcr. Home runs
by Pooray, s; by Barton. s. 81 bats
,,,IagainSt l'ooray. 81; against Barton. 3
liits-oh l'ooray, o: off Barton. O.
struck out-by Pooray. 6: by CASTOR, T.
Bnse on balls-off Pooray, Q Pressly
and Cleveland); Off CASTOR. (McCabe
ana Carnes). Passed ball-Clocks son
nctt on bases--Newport News. 4 Nor
ioik. g.. Time of game hours. I'M
plres-NorCum and Henderson.