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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-08
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-08

Frances Kennedy, young actress,
who made. a. personoaI hit recently in
Chicago, is to be starred In a play
written especially for her.
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AdeIine Genee is to have two
month engagement at the Coliseum In
London, where she. intends to intro
duce Robert the Devil.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-08
HILL S

CUontinued IRON page ono.l
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The Shuberts are going to organize
a second company to present The
Midnight Girl with Cecil Cunning
ham In the title role. THE Midnight
Girl" will be one of the summer attrae-
lions in San Francisco during the Pam
anna exposition. r.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-08

Elsie Ferguson is one OF the few
actresses of prominence who was born
at a convent in France. Her London
debut was made as Ella Seaford In
"The Earl OF Pawtucket," with Cyril
Maude.
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Point Winners
First National bank.

Bank won signal Victory on the
track from the Life Insurance Com
pany OF Virginia Yesterday at Byrd
total OF points was GO to 81.
In the meet last year the Life In
surance boys ran away from the
bankers and this year the perform
Byrd Breeder. the speed demon from
the First National Bank, was the
bright star of the meet, running away
from the field in every event In which
siastic crowd was on hand and checred
on their favoriteS.
notwithstanding the bad condition
of the track, some fast time was made
In most of the events.
Summary.
ss00-yard dash-1rst, Breeder IL. y.
B: second, Parsons IF. N. b; third
Luttrell Uife insurance of Virginia)
Time. 10 AS seconds.
440 yards-frst, Conrad Of. n. b.
life Insurance Company of vir-
12-pound shotput-first, Goddard
Of. n. b.: second. Hogge CLife .Ia-
Parker Of. N. b Distance. 50 feet
220-dashwfrst, Brceden II. N. b;
second. Luttrell Nife Insurance Com
pilly VI VFSlnld)r lnlTQ, conrad III,
N. b Time, "a 3-5 seconds.
Standing broad jump--irst, Arm
strong Of. n. b; second, Pollard Of.
ance Company of Virginia). Distance,
feet 3 inches.
SSO-yard run-first. Breeder IF. ~
b; second. Ryland (Lifo Insurance
Company Of Virginia.; third, Chris
tian IF. N. 3D. minutes 2S2-5 sec
onds.
Running high jump-first, Armstrong
(F. n. b; second. Walthall IF. N. BIZ;
third. Parsons Of. n. 3D. Height 4
feet 10 inches
One-mile run-flrst, Peasants Uife
Insurance Company Of Virginia): sec
ond. Faison (Life Insurance Company
Of Virginia.; third Christian IL. n.
b. Time. s minutes 81 seconds
Total: First National Bank, 90; Life
insurance Company OF Virginia, 81.
The First National Bank relay team
composed of Breeden, Parsons Lacy
and Conrad won the handsome trophy
donated by both institutions in a hard
race. These points did not count, how
ever. in the finals.
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TAKES THREE PITCHERS
TO HUMBLE PETERSBURG
hut Newport News Makes 1t Fer,
Straight From Hcinie
Busch's Men.
wAhrEns's CATCH TURNS TIDE
'pe"ra Asnew's Line Drive In Seventh
'er FhenomcnnI Run-Hiunford liz
driven to Cover Early In Fr,y.

netersburg, Va. June s-Sewnor.
RVS rro' made It four straight, by winninn
LOT, LODI inetersburg this afternoon hmt {;
, ,oo thrce of the visitors pitchcrs ~
accomplish the victory, and hut ~, 10
ai.ers. OF Agncw's Iinc-drjve T., ny
s ., inning, with none ont me
sunmers on first and second. a differ ana
s'oTy would have to be told CHI
.muhlord started in for tho bo
af f, put was taken out in the s.no LONE
~ ter ne mad walked n man and eJ haa,;
, nv Tor home run by GIockson zen to1
lowed by three Dagger bX M;,, Iol-
r ~mo crossed crossed the plate on Munch's EN-.
TOT tirsch replaced him. and nito,,,
IN great shape up to the eiebth i,,u
LITE when three Dagger nv NJ
an0tner run to their score. """eo
IeterSburg scored in the third n.t,o
ia, nun and Damrau both made u
ew1-pase hit In the seventh two he CO. Ct
Oh pals. an error by Gondolf and Dams
r Tau single. added two more runs H.
me run column. In the ninth afteu
one run had been made. runners on
second and first and two out Pnoroh
yanked and Burton sent in. Waiters
again made himself felt bv cntch;n > >
iiharnetIS line-drive just over tho thirI
base The score: 'h'ro
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ROANOKE AND NORFOLK
CONTEST DOUBLE BILL
First Won by Tigers, While Second
Contest Goes to Tie ut
Eight All.
PECULIAR COINCIDENCE HAPPENS
Second Game oIade necessary Through
Previous Tie, with Scores the Same.
Plenty of Errors Made.

Roanoke, Va, June 6.-Roanoke and
Norfolk met to-day in n double adler.
the first OF the season. The extra
game was necessary, because of an
to tie played here when the Tars
played their last series on the local
diamond a coincidence In connec-
tion with to-day's game was that Nor
folk was defeated to l In the first
game and that the second contest was
tied to s, being called because OF
darkness ut the end OF the ninth in
ming. this leaving another tie game
to be played off.
In the first game. Poole, OF Norfolk s
last years team, did the twirling for
Roanoke, while Marklc was on the
mound for Norfolk. Roanoke played
a ragged game. but the errors did not
aid Norfolk, while Roanoke's hits were
timely and two of Norfolk's errors
costly. In the second game the hitting
was heavy, and Manager Presley was
forced to call Markle in to relieve
Hall, who relieved CASTOR when Gas
ton was taken out. Enrd was hit hard
by the visitors. In the seventh the
score stood to ;, and in the eighth
Roanoke scored three runs. Norfolk
came back I'm the ninth with three
and the score was tied, and darkness
came. and the game was called. The
scores:
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VIRGINIA TECHS HAVE
GOOD FOOTBALL DATES
Branch Dococls Signs ns Conch, and
New Athletic I3uiidinS
Under Way.
PROMISING MATERIAL EXPECTED
Prospects. at This Early Writing. Look
Good for Another Corking Eleven ut
BlnrksburE school.

BlacksburG, Va, June 6.-With pros
poets bright for the completion Of
the new athletic building by the open
ing of another college session. con-
tract with Branch Bococll to coach the
team for another year. ana some prom
isinG material already IN view. IL looks
now as if V. j.. l. VIII have her usual
strong football team this fall. Wash
ington and Lee and North Carolina 4.
d NJ. again appear on the schedule,
and Roanoke gets the Thanksgiving
game with Virginia Military Institute
Thomas Whitehead, of Amherst, Va.
is captain of tho team for this sea-
son. and c. 4. Cutchins. OF Franklin,
Va. Is manager. The schedule is as
follows
september 26-Kins College. at
October S-Randolph- Macon, Mt
Blacksburg.
October 10-Hampden- Sidney. ot
BlackshurR.
October lI--Wcst Virginia WESLEYAN
AT Charleston. w. Va.
October 2i-Roanokc College At
Blacksburg.
October 3i--Wa shington and Lee. Mt
Roanoke
November Marshal College. ot
Blacksburg
November 1d-North Carolina g.
NJ. at Roanoke.
November 2G--Virginia Military In
stitutc. Mt Roanoke
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uIM TheWAkE 9I1he GAME IN
@H Gy5 MaIbert -
by GUS MALBEpr.

BY GUS MALBERT.
juno 7.-Clncinnatl In second place.
News item.
When slowly grinds the breaking mill
When Muse no longer sends a thrill
When can O'Day.
When newsless wends the tircsome
day,
When scribe must work to earn his
We can Herzog.
But when the Reds stay up on ton.
On june tho and will not drop,
We lay us low.
Our worthy shafts of wit are spent
We can't earn salt. we can't pay rent,
Oh, oh, oh. oh! (There must be
rhyme.)
What might have been or what may
be Is proper food for any time Of
year, and the very best of 1t is that
one may draw ones own conclusions
Here 1T is, however. near the centre
pin of June and the Colts are still
In rather sorry third place. despite
additions to the hurting staff and
strengthening OF the hitting depart
ment. Nor can there be offered the
ancient and tlmeworn alibi Of injuries
10 needed members of the machine
The Colts, sorry as 1t Is to relate, have
simply lost ball games. and lost several
ball games to inferior clubs. Fortu-
certain pride not to say satisfaction
comes when the announcement can be
made that we have been licked and
took our licking like good sportsmen.
IL Is vastly moro to our liking than
tho other way.
Buck Pressly has given Norfolk a
winning team, and unless there is a
mighty crack he Is due to win n mem
hant. Harry Mathews Is his nearest
competitor at this stage of the race.
ana Harry is too far back to be worri-
some Sc yet. AS for Ryan's men. there
Is something lacking. They hit the
bali hard, but unfortunately tho other
icilow has come right back and per
formed the same trick. What boots
~ that club hits the bally pill into
the iarthest cornncld IL some other
CLUB comes right along and seven-
leagues 1t a bit further.
Iime was when we spent half of the
season apologlZing for the Iovly pos,
tlon OF the Richmond team in the race
anu the other half OF the season prc-
alcting what was going to happen the
ioilowinS season. There liz this sat
isiaction In having n club that is oc-
cupyinS tho middle position, predic-
lions and apologies are very much out
Oh order-the club speaks for itself.
washington Is out in front in tbo
junior league once more, and the lean
was accomplished on foreign pastures.
Detroit. with Cobb back in the lineup.
held the Mackian horde in check and
won; Washington batted out a victory
for Walter Johnson. who was In need
of help. and st. Louis had to furnish
the victim. All manner OF predictions
might DO made right here, but the
safest and sancst Is that Connie Mack
has very much of ball club.
If Griffith can get his pitching staff
into winning stride, and IL Mack's
pitchers fail to gain control before the
season is half over, Grin has n chance.
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LEFTY DAVIS RETURNS.
STAUNTON WINNING GAME

Covington, Va. June 6.-After one
days rest, Lefty Davis went back In
the box to-day, and Stanton lost to
the locals, q to L. Thomas, for the
locals. out of three times up. had two
singles and n double. Dclotelrs field
ing featured.
Score by innings: R.H f.
stanton ..Oo01 OO000-l 8
CovinGton ......1 00l021 0---5 IL l
Batteries: Henderson. Krebs and Dali
linger; Davis and Reid.
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CLIFTON FORGE WINS
FROM CHARLOTTESVILLE

ro Gasrl Ssfssyda SXa June scltton
5 to 1. In n clover pitchers. hattie nay.
visitors landed on Jamison in th ho
fourth for four singles and n trinino
netting their only runs.
Score by innings: n TT II
Clifton Forge ..0005O 000o-5 =;
Charlottesville 0OOOOI-I
Batteries: Graham and Eschbacb.
Jamfson and Rcntz,
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'''''''fS' H.
Boston .-...............0 900 = J o o 900 II
summary: Errors--Scott. Hartford. Two
base hits Scott ~, O'Neill, Mitchell. Hart
ford. Sneaker. Stolen bases-Scct;. Graney.
Sacrifice h!ts-Jackson. Rchg, Scott. Steen.
Nerkes. Speaker. Bases on balls--on Mitch
ell. ,; off Steen 3; on Johnson. . struck
oui-by Mitchell. ,: by S;een 3; by John
Ia Janvrin; Grancy to Olson. Hlts-off John
son, In "a innings: off Mitchell. : in
!-3 innings tmpires. Chill and Sheridan.
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Ofe UY lNNINBr.
philadelphia ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ! 0 0 y -
Pittsburgh .....................D ~ . . . . o %
summary: ErrorSSCarey. Wagner. Two
base hit-Konetchy. ThTee-base hit-Kelly
Heme runs-cravath, Kelly. Sacrifice hit
Marshall. stolen base-MitcheN. First base
ON errOrs-Philadelphia. !: Pittsburgh. T.
LEI; on bases-PhiIadeiphia .; Pittsburgh, =
struck out-by Marshall. .. bY Adams. .; by
Cescheer. .. Double plays-Cravaih to
Byrne; Lobert Byrne TO Luderus: Mowrey.
Gibson TO Konetchy: Wagner viox to Ko-
nsichy. Bases balls--of Adauis. g. off
ATas shall j. Passed bsll--K!ili:er. Hts
on Marshall. II in % innings: of Oesch-
ger. in l-3 nn!ngs. Time. 81. UmDires.
OrfiI and RXInn
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Ted Meredith Equals $50
Yard World Record

Philadelphia, June G.--"Ted" Mere
dith, of the University of Pcnnsyl-
vania, who holds the worlds record
for the half mile, to-day cqualed the
American record of 1921 2-5 seconds
for geo yards made by NJ. w. Shop
pard In 1910. Meredith yvnH entered
in several races MT the annual sports
OF the Artisans' Mutual Benefit As
socfatiOn.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

At Toronto: First game-Toronto. ::
Montreal, . Second game-Toronto,
.; Montreal. l.
At Buffalo: First game-Bifralo. z.
rochester. 2. Second game--Buffalo.
.; Rochester. 8.
At baltimore: First game-Ralt,
moro. 3; Providence. .. Second game
Baltimore. &: Providence. ..
AT Newark: Newark, 4; Jersey City,
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st. Louis. June 6.-WaIter johnson
was bumped for ten hits to-day, five of
them coming In tho second inning, but
his team won. 5 to }, because of n
trouncing given Taylor in their half of
the second. ShankS walked, Morgan
doubled. Miller booted McI3ride's roller.
Williams singled and johnson tripled,
i've runs resulting. Score:
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New York.

ST. Louis. .................oa oO0oioo-i
New York .......................2 5000 80
Summary: Errors-MaEee, Butler Stock.
L. Left ON bases-St. Louis. !: New York. Z.
First base on balls-on Doak. ?: off Sallee. g.
struck out-by Doak. !. by Sallee .: by
Mathewson, T.. Home runs-Wilson, WinEo.
Three base hits-Doylc (2. Two-base hits
Higgins Butler. Burns Sacrifice hits-Doak.
Snndgrass. Stolen baSes-Dolan, Besch.r.
Grant. Mathcwson. Double play-Burns and
Meyers. Passed bali-Wingo. lits-on Doak,
3in innings. none ont in third: of Sallec,
5tin : innings. Time. 200 Umpircs. lason
ami Johnston
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score by innings r.
D y y y q . %
Summary: Errors--Morgan. Miller C.
Walker. Two-basc h;s-Milan. Morgan
Johnscn. Three base hits-C. Walker A.
Williams. Johnson. Sacrifice hit-Moe!Icr
stolen hnso-C. Walker. Bases on balls --otf
Tavior i. OF johnson. l. Struck ou:-Dy
Taylor, /: by Johnson. O. by Mitchell, l.
l!itS--oU Taylor. in inning. Time. o:i5
IinriTes. oLouEhin ana Hildebrand
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BOSTON WINS THRILLER

Cleveland. June 6.--Boston won n
fourteeninning game to-day from
Cleveland, after brilliant pitching
duel between Ray Collins and Stcen.
who replaced y. Rankin johnson and
Willie Mitchell, respectively. Score
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THO EATAca BIbIc CIAHs DaII team OF
Westminster Prcsbvteran Church
wishes to play some sunday school
pfesbyterian union picnic " dav. '1 "hol..
lcages may be sent TO H. W. Barbee,
~. manager, n / North Elm Street. for
ibis date. as well AZ for later dates In
this city.
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an errorless hard-hitting game from
Baltimore to-day, 8 to q Manager
oa Scnre OF t. the locals. hit a home run.
score by innings: X. II. T..
Baltimore .....100iOO0 % II n
Batteries: Knetzcr and Berry:
Quinn and Jacklitsch.
Indianapolis. June 6.-After the FIRST
inning, when indianapolis knocked
Mcclure from the mound. Chicago had
an easy time today. winning by a
runs in the fifth inning, while Billiard
was pitching
Score by innings: R.H.E.
chicago .00o36 SOC 0o-11 II 3
ln nnttaTiss. ,ic 1890 ooooo.s
son. Black; Mullin. Billiard, Harter and
I2aridcn,
aid Br ,Sa noro n ,,n " June s-Bugalo
and by to 4. made it two straight
over the Brooklyns Hanford's home
run In the first scored Schlany ahead
homers in the eighth, but no one was
on base.
Score by innings: R.HE
Buffalo .......2 Oo212-9 II 2
l'r 19oi ,S1 ...n..oooo ooO2 % . C
Chappelle and Owens
Kansas City. June s.-Kansas CITY
W Wsn from led st. Louis today; to T. The
when Kansas City scored five runs On
seyc nhits. four OF which were douh,o.
G. score by innings: r. Fl. Il.
r. Kan E9sis City SSaaSSsssSSls..-4 j i
Batteries: wiliett. CrandaII- R ro U
ana simon; Henning, Harris and East
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STANDING OF THE rEAMs.

New York. June Ga fumbled fly and
n wild throw by Sallee enabled the
tiiants 10 take to-day's game from st.
Louis d to 4. These misplays came in
the eighth. after the visitors had play
the second was the only feature. Score:
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DODGERS TAKE SECOND

Brooklyn, June 6.-Thc Dodgers took
the second game Of their series with
the Cubs to-day, To .. Cheney, after
pitching a tight game. eased up in the
seventh, and when the smoke cleared,
four Dodgers had counted. Score:
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('lIlcilgo.
New Ork
- ..


summary: Er!ors-Weavcr. Aicock t9,
Trreslalo. Left on bases-New York g:
Chicago, sacrifice hi;s-ltodie. Nuna-
Peckinpnugh. Double piey-Chase to Schalk
10 Chase Bases on bGlls--on Benz. I. Struck
out--by Benz {; by WARRIOR. 3. Time. 81
Cmpires. Evans and Egan
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GAME ENDS IN TIE

Chicago. June Ga rain and hail
storm which came up after New York
had battcd I'm the niath inning to-day.
between WARRIOR and Benz. score:
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COBB HELPS TIGERS WIN

Detroit, June 6.--Ty Cobb's return to
the Detroit lineup was responsible for
the Tiger victory over Philadelphia 3
to >, to-day. Score:
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Totals .......... IS 13 81 II
'Battcd for Allen in eighth inning.

ho S,, ;..;,:; ~: 90 90 OS2SG-S
Welcher, Prefsly. Three-base hits
McMahon. Cleveland. Stewart. Stolen
hases-irmscher. Alexander. Stein, AL
by. Graham. Sacrifice hits-Moren.
Base on ba)ls-Off Poole, 2; Efrd, /:
Hall !; Msrklc,. A: CASTOR, 8. Left
on s--Horfolk. g.: Roanoke, 10. Hit
by pitched ball-Graham (by HalD.
Struck out.-Ry CASTOR, /: by Markle,
4: by Poole. .: by Efrd, 1. Passed
bnll-Fuessc Wild pitchcs-Gaeton.
pire--Kelly-
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Summary: Stolen bases-Tennant
l'ressly, Allen, Graham. Fucssc. Dou-
BILE plavs--Stein, Mcmahon, Pressly,
irmschcr. Goalbv. Graham. Sacrifice
hits-Markle, Graham. Bases on balls
on Poole, |: off Ma-kle, 3. Left OH
hases--Norfolk. ;; Roanoke, 4. Hit
ny pitched balls--Fucsse (by AIarlllcl
Struck out--By Mnrkle, Z: by Poole
=. Wild pitch-Marlile. Time of game
i 30. Umpire-Kelly.
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LOSING STREAK BROKEN
I'ittsl,IIrcI,.

broke its losing streak to-day by win
ming from the Phillics. > TO >. score:
I,i,;i.d.I,h;a pittsIurrI
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.HOBLITZEL WINS FOR REDS

Boston. June 6.-With the baseS,futf
in the eighth inning. and two out llop-
litZei's two-base hit sent ihtee men !
II ono and enabled Cincinnati TO deieat
I he Braves to-day, G to 4. Score
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Summary-Two-base hits-Laughlin.
Damrau. Three-base hits-Mullen.
bases-0. Hits-off Munford i'm in"
nings: off Mullen. 6 IN SEA innings:
off Pooray. in innings. Sacrifice
hits-Davis. Walters. Base on balls
off Munford. 9; Of Mullen, 9: off
Pooray. 2. Left on bases-Petersburg.
10: Newport News 8. Hit by pitched
ball-Keller. Struck out-by Munford.
2: by Hirsch, 3; by Mullen. .: by Bar
ton. ]. Wild pitch-Munford Time
of game, $50. Umpfres. Lewis and
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Chicago.
J'ntals 50. s., . Totals 80 ID
rButtca for Johnston In ninth.
,Rntted for Cheney In ninth.
4Hnttcl for AItchiSon in seventh.

score by innings: ,ooN;
,Ill',sU = u y . : -
SUMMARY: Errors-Snier. Sweeney, StcnEci.
McCariy First base on crrors-ShicaG" :.
Brooklyn. /. Left on bnscs-CntcnEo, :
Rrnoiiyu First base on balls-on Cheney.
=. on hItchis,Sn. =; of Neulhach i. StruCN
out-hy cheney. &; lay Aitchson. Il; ny Een.
N3ch :, Home runs-SwccncS, 'aHneIt l.
Wheat Thrcc-hase hit-Chency. TWO base
hit-Schulte, Sacrifice hit Johnst9n. S ,iov
St.rnrtv and OMnra. Passed ball-Archer.
wHh ptcnes-Chency i AitehisS29n;, !; Liz
off Aitchison, ? In innings; OH Heutn"C ~
In innings. Hit by pitcncd pn.lEuS
Cheney (Daltonl. Time. 2;!e umplFes'
ouirlcy and Ersllc.
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summary: i;rrors-Mmrphy. Burns. Two"
base hit-Baker. Three-basc hit-Colins
Sacrifice hits-Oldrinr. Dauss. Morlarty 90.
Burns, StauaTc. stolen hascs-Murphy, Nc
lnniS, Bush. INirst base ON balls-of Brown.
:: off Dauss. 7. First base on errors-Phila-
uelphla J; Detroit. /. Left on bases-Phiia-
deiphi; d: Detroit. :. Struck out-by Dauss.
,. Double plays-Burns lunasssted) Baker
Collins and McInniS Passed ball-StanaEc.
Time. @:I5. Umpircs. Connolly and Dlncen.
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Cincinnati.
Boston.

.SrUre UN InnIhEs. -;
tsn.,nr . u > u 90 o.
summary: Errors-Hoblitzel. schmidt. Two
l,;tsc hltS-Deai Mann (-l. Tyler. Nichofr.
Horzog. Hcbitzel. Thrce-base hit-licrzog.
itome cuns-Nichom, GNber., Bases on pall'
OF N.nEllnr. j. or Douglas. .; of TYLER. :.
Struck out--by Yinglinr. :: by Douglas, :;
fv Tyler. = Double liay-EVers TO Maran-
Vile Hi hy pitched hail--Groh (by Tyler.
linipires. kiem ana Want.
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If Griffith can get his pitching staff
into winning stride, and If Macks
pitchers fail to gain control before the
season is half over. Grin has n chance.
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JOHNSON is HIT HARD,
BUT NATIONALS LAND
Washington Jumps on Taylor in Second
Inning, Scoring Five Needed
Tallics.
PEERLESS PITCHER HELPS OUT
His Triple Clears Path of Three
Runners when His Team Seems
Eiopclessly in Rut.
PEERLESS PITCHER HELPS OUT
American League Results

YESTERDAYS SCORES.
Philadelphia, ~ Detroit. 8 I'll
inninEs).
New York. 4; Chicago, Is in
nings, rnin).
Washington, 8, ST. Louis, ,.
DOston, 0J Cleveland, 3.
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Totals -; 1891 Is Totals ..35 , ID - 10
cone out when winning run scored.
Score by Innings: r.
Philadclphia ...............1 o o g % I . D %
Detroit .....................O o : o y 90 Ia
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We read: An unrecorded .,i.,
In ball game was recentI, ra pay
an game up in Canada. Tho nia,
vas from Lightning to Thunder ~
,', all Is further stated that tha
play was fast and furious. '"e
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Cleveland.

Totals ...i5 70 I: p Totals 80 IL ~ II
Jackson. right field and centre field
wood: nrst base and right field.
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W., men brings to mind that in tho
,,, or yesterday Tyrus m.roi,'
, ,,,', IN couple OF the Tiger r,,ns
OUT paved the way for TIE third '"s'
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Totals 81 10 - q Totals 80 . u >; +
sBatted for OtsCngcr II. ninth.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
WINS SIGNAL VICTORY
Turns Tables on Life Insurance Com
rRny of Virginia. Getting
Sweet Revenge.
byrd BREEDEN PROVES STAR

Runs Awny From His Field In Every
Event He Enters-Some Fast Time
In Recorded.