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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-07-14
Value Of wIsoonsln's Product.

The valce OF Wisconsin dairy prod.
ucts mado in one year exceeds by SIS.
100000 that OF the yearly gold output
q the United States. Alaska included
Vat what is of.smore consequence 1,
the fact that while the gold car b.
mined but once. the dairy cows stand
ready at the beginning OF the new
year to duplicate uisif annual proIss
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-07-14
Doing hard work in a bent or stoop

ing position puts stitch in the back
that Is painful. II the muscles have
become strained, you can't get rid OF
it without help. The great penetrat-
ing power Of BALLARD'S SNOW LIN.
IMENT will appel to you most strong
ly ut such times, because It is the
very thing you need. Price 25c, soc
and $l.00 per bottle. Sold by Ritter
Bros. Drug Co.-Adv.
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II you have not the time-to exercise
regularly. Doan's Regulsts win pre-
vent constipation. They induce . mild
easy. healthfui' action of the bowels
without gripping. Ask your druggist
for them. sc.ryAdv. -
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-07-14

GLEN BRoTHERs ROBERTS PIANO CO.. W.
!. OGDEN UTAH. a2'' '& "
GENTLEMEN sffAso
NEEDLESS 70 SAY Try PLEASED TO HAVE WON THE
FIRST PRIZE IN YOUR RECENT COMPETITION HAVING SAID
THIS DESIRE EXPRESS APPRECIATION THE
WAY YOU HAVE TREATED ME IN THE NATTER
THINK II WAS VERY MAG UNANIMOUS OF YOU ME
TO MAKE MY OWN SELECTION FROM YOUR MAGNIFICENT
STOCK OF INSTRUMENTS TICED PARTICULARLY YOU
WAY WHAT
LEFT ME- MAKE CHOICE NATURALLY
SELECTED WHAT APPEARED TO ME BEST. THE IN
sTRUMENT WAS SAFELY DELv Erred TODAY AND
I WILL ALWAYS VALUE 1T, AND WILL BE
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WISH TO SAY THAT WAS TREATED THE GREATEST
COURTESY RY MEMBERS STAFF THEY DID
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TONS. 1T WOULD APPEAR TO WOULD HAVE BEEN
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YOURS FOR MUSIC HOME j. D. HOWELL.
We desire to place
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ADV. ~
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-07-14
Arrival and Departure of Mails

"'''u' u"N OOPus WI " VI VsuuO
Following the schedule Logan, Utah. postotdee
Of the Oregon Short Line enec
tive Sunday, May II. 1914
CLOSING MAILS
East West, North
r'es'0n BRANCH North .1o4o a 715 p
Branch Loop South, Hyrun WelIsvie,
Providence and MivIe via m.
Benson and King, Except Sunday
r. F. D. l. College Ward Except Sunday .....s;so
r. F. o. g. North Logan Sunday $3.50
ARRIVAL
East, West North South $3.50 1880 $500
preston Branch e'4o a. m. o'o p
ProWdence Mivhe p
Benson King Except Sunday IL
X r D, T. college ward 4'so
r. r. o. e. ereenvle North Logan 100 m.
All windows at the office closed Sundays
tire day General delivery windows open
holidays from to 10 o'clock dispatches
made sundays Main line, points, ESQ a. Preston
Branch North, 7;1s p. -. Very respectfully,
-T~s~"--s~ JOSEPH ooELL. R0stmsster.
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The happy man is one who y less
unhappy than his neighbor. ''q
a n Nm 4 N. \ - q - 4 -
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GONGR4TLJLArTES
PRIMO FIRM ON
>rs.se'r.r-,
FAIR TREHTMEVT

BrothersRobes ts s.
following D. Agricultural c
piano
which f oesaccsfuy letter follow,
explanatory iiss Az Ffaar
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ccprAI AL
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caiiy as good as new, rubber tires
with top; snap. Apply Boosters Inn
phone 29s. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-10
CHAMPION CUEMEN
TO PLAY nv THIS CITY
Famous billiard Experts 10 Give series
% Exhibitions ANA tcHturc Table
Contests Starting October l.

rms city has just been granted Il
franchise in the Champion Billiard
Players League.
This means that the famous cue ar
lists of the world are to be seen here
during the season in exhibition matches
and championship games The first
match Is TO he played about the FIRST
week in uctohcr, and other matches
viii follow at intervals of several
weeks until all of the champions have
played contests in this city.
Nine Of the most famous players of
the world have been handed together
d0r an extended tour of this country.
The primary object OF the league is tic
general AdNancoment of the game and
to furnish championship matches bv
the real champions to the smaller
cities. that is. cities other than New
york, Philadelphia Chicago. BOSTON.
IT: Louis and PITTSBURGH.
The memhcrs OF the LEAGUE are Will
ne Horne, CALVIN Domarcst. kuji YAM
22d2' George Sios35on, ora AIorningstar,
cutler, and Jake Shaofer.
T r,,.iN, M, Win travel in teams and play
G ,Eai VIII appear. in those cities
ing the season. which is seven months.
commcncing Octohe" and continuing
uhIii Aprll 20 The teams viii appear
about SIN weeks apart
In addition to giving the exhibitions.
arransemeniS have been made to hold
|''' '''b'lIi'USHlH HlditflfS net " n
the player" of the league ~ eight diff
iercnt cities, a championship game to
he held each month. which viii doubt
less create quite an interest through
out the United states.
Although all the champions arc as
soC!atcG in the league, these champions
ship matches viii he played with mst
as much rivalry AS heretofore as ii is
a known fact that the hiliiard players
can no friendly whom not PLAYING. but
The moment they step to the tubir 20
play billiards and their regulations are
- stake they cease to hc OH friendly
Burton Mank. president of tho
league. has decided on this city for a
franchise, and the billiard fans will
doubtless welcome this good news and
anNiously await the arrival Of these
cue experts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-10
WOMEN WILL SEE LEWIS
GRAPPLE WITH SAMPSON
Nctiinn 81 Grand stand ;tt BrOad Street
'arl, To lie Set Aside
for Fair Sex.

3, tile request OF number OF society
Nomrn, the promoters will reserve spc-
cial seats for them at the wrestling
match caricd for Tomorrow night III
Broad Street PARK Lewis. the Ken
lucky grappier, HIS made a most Of
friends here ny his Clevcrncss, and IT
Is this mat artist that the mes. desire
thoir wives and swcctheart. - see,
because OF his clean tactics or the
mai
Every morning ana afternoon while
working out in BROAD street BAH Park
or on the roads, Lewis shows throuc
OF Youngsters The points in the game
and takes on the little fellows AS
chccrfuliy as Tho husky ones. Lewis
is nothing hut a mig -hcartcd Southern
hoy. ia Smith, the famed Chicago
sporting authority, said of Lewis: lie
IL mighty good NOW. hut wait, the
youngstcr is coming worlds cham
pion." II" is not a hiIh-strunE
nervous champion as most OF
the celebrities are, but just a plain,
everyday. good -uaturod fellow, VINO
looks upou The world with smile. lie
is not taking the German giant lightly,
for he knows This man by reputation
and realizes he is tough one for
any one 10 beat
Lewis IS ln the finest OF condition.
alId VIII be ready at the tap of the
gong Tomorrow night. There will be
som. COMEDY stunts before tho main
bout contributed FOR tho entertainment
~ the Visiting merchants for Hotter
acquaintance Week"
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COLTS MUST WIN THREE
GAMES FROM TRUCKERS
Leaders Battle Among Themselves,
and Locals Have Excellent
Chance to Climb.
rLAN NINE DAYS AT HOME
Starting Thursday, Roanoke. Newport
News and Petersburg VIII he Met
in Order at Broad Street Park in
Eleven Games.
Virginia League Results
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
No games scheduled.
WHERE THEN PLAY TO-DAY.
Norfolk nj Hoanokc.
Richmond Mt Portsmouth.
Petersburg ut Newport News.
STANDING OF

Startinc with to-days game at Ports
mouth. the Colts should even up for tho
severe defeat administered by Peters
burg last week The Truckers have
not been going any too we'll lately. and
3, is not too mach for Manager Ryan
to eXpect cleanup of the series
GOGGLES" o. Rrien. late OF the Truck
ers pitching stan. will show his abil-
'ty against his former teammates in
;wo "f the three games. lie will start
Tomorrow and is anxious to pitch
again Wednesday,.
While Hich,nond is battling at
portsmouth Norfolk will have its
hands full against Roanoke. and Re
tcrsburc will he ON foreign soil try
Ing conclusions with Newport News.
Whichever way these games go Will
aid tho Colts provided they win from
tho Truckers
Eight games separate the Colts and
Norfolk. the leading team. and with
thirty-fve games vet to be played-the
majority at BROAD street Park-thc
lead is not too much for the locals
10 overcome.
Thursday. FRIDAY and Saturday and
the Whole OF the following week the
Colts will he Mt home. playing II four
game series with Roanoke. three con
tests with Newport News, and wind
ing UP the week with Il series Of four
with Petersburg
The question has been asked what is
The matter witE the Richmond team
This question is a hard one to answ en-
The players class with any i'm the
LEAGUE, Vet the team loses with sur
prisinc regularity, the boys play ton
notch ball until the latter portion OF
the games. then for some unaccount-
able reason fall fat, and the oppos-
ton comes across with the winning
counters.
There has been entirely too much
arSuine with the umpircs which was
very noticeable at Petersburg in the
last series, which results in PLAYERS
heng hanished from the games at crit
zeal periods, AID which hurt the team
work. This should not hc, and Man
tser RYAN should see to it that none
Of his men take any chances during
the balance of the season
Richmond still has n chance to land
che oennant. il Is a slim chance. how
ever. but greater obstacles have been
overcome in The game and should the
colts capture the flag under the uig
handicap and battle for the seasons
nonors with Norfolk, the winner Of
The hrst half there viii be much to
.lOr. over lay the local fans
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-10
TEAMS THAT MAKE
GOOD IN A PINCH
remnant Possibilities Invariably DO
we'll in Extra Inning Games
and Close Battles.
CARDINALS LEADS THEM ALL
niii Sweeney, Of the Cubs, Mos,
frohlihent In Driving Across Runs
IN right Contests-He Has Been
on Break-Up Job -Four Times.

Clubs that are pcnnant possihili,jes
invariably make good showinus in
extra inning games. / to o battles. and
contests thai arc decided I'm Tho ninth
SpaSn. That is what :; veteran base
n"Il man says. the same being E'runk
hhhcr"it, business manager OF the Gin
'innatt Reds. and the truth of his ro-
mark is shown hy the fact that in con
tests OF these varieties the Cubs, Giants
ana Cardinals. now having a three
handed scrap for the National League
g0nfbon. haNc been much more sue
ccsStul than tho other i've teams.
tn 30 last Monday siNty-fivc games
had been played in the National League
ia which the issue was settled in either
the ninth or extra innings or on tho
basis OF 10 o. The Cardinals had
won eleven OF these engagements, and
so had ting Braves. but iIugeins's men
had dropped only seven OF these COM
bats. while Stallings's athletes had let
eleven escape.
Nerve League. therefore. was sill. the
Braves. 800 The club that hns shown
nc greatest aptitude for getting the
decision IN ueh, games is Chicago.
following. with G36. The Cardinals are
third. with Gil. the I'hiilics fourth,
WIN, BOB. the Braves hfth. with 500:
and the Superbar eighth, with .3os.
The Cardinals and tho Cubs have
won INC most games in the ninth IN
pace IN to wins. with four aud tho
Ihllics have taken the greatest num-
hcr OF overtime cvcnts-seVcn Brook
lyn SIN has to win y TO o contest
ana cincinnati thus far has not regis
tered victory In an cNtri,-inning az
fair ST. Louis hasn't been beaten once
IN the ninth.
Tho record OF tho National League
teams IN to o. and cNtra-inning games
and games decided in the ninth inning
10 jury -. inclusive. ~ as follows;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-10
GRAND CIRCUIT RACERS TO
START AT KALAMAZOO

KALAMAZOO. MICH, August e-The
fastest trotters and PAGERS on the
Grand Circuit Will battle at Kalamazoo
Tor purses aggregating many thou
sands of dollars. The race meeting be-
gins tomorrow and ends Friday. The
tirst futurity Of The season will hc raced
in three divisions; Tuesday the a:l5
trot' for a $4,000 purse. having nfteen
entries.
The paper mills Slo.ooo purse Wed.
nesday again brings together the VI.
y NJ trotters and few other fast
horses.
Three races are on the card for to-
morrow 2:oi pace. 81 900. 2.24 trot.
$1,000 and 2:!c tro, $1,000
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WASHINGTON WILL
STAGE BIC BATTLE
Arrangements Completed for Service
Football Contest at Polo Grounds.
VIII Interest Society.
NAVY NLEVEN WRECK ED
Graduation Has Taken Away Many of
the Observation-Disclosures Will De-
pend Upon New Matcrial-West
Point Squad Looks Strong.
In second nlace. ard


ANNAPOLIS. August At is now
certain that the next football game
between the clcvcns of the Naval and
Military Academies. an athletic event
which is cXccllcd in interest by no
other of the sporting classics. viii he
played at Washington on November
-, next, and that for a series of wears
II VIII alternate between the national
capital and the national metropolis
BY AN agreement between tn. attn
letic bodies OF the institutions, each
Will chose the place of PLAYING the
game In alternate years and the choice
OF the Army and Navy. respectively.
VIII be New York and Washington
Assurances have been received here
that the plans to secure the Washing
ton Polo Grounds for the next game
have been successful and that salts
factory seating ARRANGEMENTS and
other equipment will bo arranged
The naval contingent is therefore
looking forward TO the game in Wash
inSton nest November, and il is expect
ed That there viii be present such a
number of Army ana Navy people IS
wei! as others. Hs to make the event
EXCEL IN social interest all the games
mat have gone before it,
Veterans WIN Hc Missing.
As an athletic event. the game is
also likely 10 be well up to the stand
ard OF contests OF recent years. Those
with only n casual knowledge of con-
diNons at these institutions would not
hesitate 10 forecast an overwhelming
victory FOR the army lads. baslng the
prophecy upon the cutting of the Navy
team by graduation. whereas the Army
does not surcr severe losses
Those who have kept In closer touch
with conditions know that the history
OF the series of games has shown that
Il f.,r,
resulted III nothing, and II has hccu
~ Just such times that the finest CON
tests nave resulted, with many in
stances Of the favori,es suffering de-
feat.
II is. indeed. frghtfuI loss that the
Navy has sustained nv graduation
WITH the remarkable class of 1911 have
gone players who have represented il
Tor tour solid years ON the gridirou.
and who have for thrce seasons fur
nished the large majority of The team
men.
such PLAYERS as Brown. the All
America guard: Howe. who PLAYED The
same position almost equally as well:
richrlSt ana Ingram, ends. Vaughan
ana keGman, tackles; Nichols. quarter
back. and McKeavcy and leonard half
backs are indeed, serious losses. to
say nothing of many valuable substi-
iuteS However, the Navy coaches
nave looked forward 10 this situation.
ana Tor the past TWO seasons have
p"sh ueNoting lot OF attention 10 the
development of the men who must
take the places OF the veterans.
As q nucleus OF che team this sea
son there are Captain Overesch. q
powerful, heady AMI aggressive rnd
ferrS' centre. and Harrison, fuIlhack,
po'h notable defensive players. Other
iln"Won VINO were In a number OF
sou !asl season al" Wicks. Sizer and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-10
MOUNTAIN LEAGUE
DISBANDS FOR SEASON

uARRISONBuRG. VA August g
Tie Mountain Baseball League com
prisiug the Covingtou, clifton Forge,
charlottesville and IIarrisouourg. has
dis banded. and the PLAYERS arc scat
tering 10 various points on the map
about q month ago Harnsonburg
TOOK the disbauded stanton team, with
the nope OF perpetuaung the league.
Later Il was decided TO divide the sea
son into two parts u order that all
teams might start OF on an oqutu foot
ing Lack Of support. however, caused
The hual breakdown OF the league
This was iiarrisonhure uvst EFFORT
win straightoWt professional club.
though StRunton mas made several at
iempts To have fast bail Twice Staun-
ton broke into the Virginia State
League, and At one time was holding
her own, IT was twerty-one years ago
that staunton, then iu the old State
League circuit. gave 20 tive world the
famous David 'ultI
iierrisonburg star pitcher. Lewis.
has signed with Newport News and his
catcher. Cone jludGins has gone TO
Petersburg.
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Standing In the Nerve Icnru


BIN sweeney. OF the cubs. has been
N" player most prominent In driving
IA the winning allies In the tight
games N which his team has psrtici-
pated; He has been on the breuk-it-
UP JOB four times. his war club bring
InE victor! TO Chicago ia the ninth i'm
uinS twice. in tho tenth inning once
and ia tho sixteenth inning once.
q National League pluycrs who have
delivered hits Tint have broken uD
Il pair OF games are Wilson. OF the
Cardinals; Joseph Kelly, Of the piratcs:
trovath, i.udcrus and I.obert Of the
PhillieS. and Doyle, OF the Giants The
last named. Chalmers car winner Two
hcnsonS ago. uses home runs with
winch TO smash up Conlbats. He hit
Tor the circuit against n, be" Adams
OF Pittsburgh on July II. and thus
won twenty ouc-innine game for the
Giants; and eleven days earlier he
clouted FOR the fun distance in the
ninth frame of the game with tho phii-
lics, when his team was two runs be-
CContInucd ON Fifth Pncvl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-10
MACKMEN BUNT MORTON

CLEVELAND August e-Thc Mans
init Eddie rlank's offerings hard
enough TO i'm jo-dHy's game. bu, the
Athletics saw every thing they had ana
went them tcw better Winning 10 to
nhe Athletics hunted Rube Morton
to uvath in the first three inuinge and
hc gave way 10 Couu,hc, who did eN-
coIleut work. After LaJoie hattcd for
CoWnhc, collamore went to the nring
Continued ON Fifth Page1
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STANDING OF TEAMS.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
HroOkl.n az Chicago.
baltimore az indinnnpotis.
PITTSBURGH az -. inuis
HufialG ~ tNansus CITY
INDIANAPOLIS. IND, august -

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. August o
indianapolis won The Grst game of q
scheduled doub)e-h header to-day. TO 2.
in thirteen innings through timely hit
ting. The second game was called in
accordance with the t. o'clock Sunday
baseball law after three innings had
been played.
Score by innings: r r. e.
indianapolis
OOooO2OOlOooI-4 IL 3
lo000G2OO0Oo-3 10 i
Batteries: KaiscrlinG, AIullin and
harden; Warren, Wilhelm, Suggs and
Jacklitsch.
KANSAS CITY, August 9.-Bumalo
Kansas city to-day, 3 TO =. when John
SON, the Kansas city pitcher, threw
wild To first with Il man on third.
Score by innings r H. t..
Buffalo .. OI0lOOOO0-5 ii
y B :i schupizo and Allen: sIajr :
Johnson end lci scnroth, Brown.
ST. LOUIS, August a.-pittsburph
won an ) to . victory from 81. Louis
to-day. In the eighth inning, = tripic,
two doubles. q single and Il battery
error Melted the visitors five runs
Score by innings: Il. IL. l..
Pittspurgh 49,. > 10000 ! O---S 10 >
81. Louis. ...... o 90 % o | %
Batteries: i<netzer and Berry; Groom
ana Simon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-10
TURNER AND HANSON
TO WRESTLE NEXT WEEK
MiddlcwCi;:htS Sign aud Promise
Thrilling Dout--'tvo other
Matches on progrnin

Joe Furner NE middleweighj crap
pier has signed to meet Fritz Hanson
IN return match. which will toe
staged IN this city nest week. Since
us defeat ny Hanson. Turner has
heou hunting bout claiming that h"
is i'm better condition than ever in ais
lfe. and that there viii hc another
ending to the sclto.
While the place for holding the bout
has rot been definitely decided upon.
81, VIII likely be held in the City Audi
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international League.

At kaitinore-fa Baltimore. s. Mon
lrca'. tiirSi gamel. Baltimore o.:
Montreal, tSccond g0mcb.
~ Observation-Disclosures, .; BUT
~ Newark Rochester,, :. Newark.
J thrst Gamc). Newark, 10. Eoches-
ter, tsccond eamo).
NJ Jersey City--Jersey city. 6 To
routo, (hrst gamo). Toronto. 10.
Jersey City, Second game).
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Washington o.. .......-.. . Q - d
Chicago ....... .......... N o . on o 90 a is
Summary. Error Foster Breton -,
rhrce- base nit Ni'lheii Sacrifice Mite
Morgan. Mcbride, Blarkhurue. Schalk stolen
hase'- Shenks johnson. BlarkhurU-. Dou-
bile piaSs FournieT 20 W"Nv,r Schalk to
Weaver, Fabcr 10 SchN'k - Fcuruier TO
Weaver Bases ON balls off Johnson. ?: on
raher struck out los Iohns0n. O.. hy
Fther Time. 1863 umpires Connolly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-10
ENGLISH TENNIS TEAM
MEMBERS SAIL FOR HOME

BOSTON, August s.--Thrcc members
OF The English Davis cup tennis team.
winch lost 10 Australasia at Longwood
last week., sailed last night on th.
CuuHrd liner Franconja for Queens
town and Liverpool, il became known
to-day. The fourth member of the
team sailed "a few days ago on the ST.
Paul
NEW YORK, August A.-Tho Aug
iraiasian tennis players failed to ap-
peal, al the West Side club courts for
practice to-day, following their victory
over the british Isles team at Bosion
The Americans, Maurice T.. McI.uu9h-
lin ana l. Norris Williams worked for
neatly AM hour.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-10
American ,ssocint,ou.

American tssOcintiou.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, t. Ceve-
land, 2.
= colnmbus-Columbus. .. indians
apoi!s. 0.
a. Minneapolis-Milwauhee 81 Min
Heapolis. 3.
At 81 Paul-Kansas CitN 3, st.
Paul, ?.
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WAsH|NCTQ ON DEFEATED
IN H. INNING CAME
Chicago Wins on Two Singles. "a Sac
riiice and Long Iiy-ScnatUrs
Try Hard i'm Ninth.
TIGERS GIVE BOSTON GAME
Take Contest by Rally in Eighth
Observation-Disclosures Tease Pitcher
Morton-'rhrcc Singles Land YER
diet for Browns.
American League Results

YESTERDAY SCORES.
thtcnGo. .; Nnuhington, 1.
Hvston, -; Detroit. y.
fhiindeipht:t,f 10; Cleveland, =.
~. Louis, -. New York, ~.
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National League Results
YESTERDAYS SCORES
No gnmcs scheduled,

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
ST. Louis at New York.
Cincinnati az BOSTON.
Pittsburgh ut Philadelphia.
Chicago at BrOoklN n.
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{ llicago.
Washington.
aNoo0ao00n

ro'dls... 3" 33 q Totais...J5 : 1913. =.
.rwo out WHOM WINNING tnn ,cored
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HOLSTERS AND TERnAPINS
BATTLE FOR 10 INNINGS
First Game OF Double-Iicader Won
by napolis-Sccond Contest
Stopped in Third Session.
nuTFALO WINS on AN ERROR
Johnson Threw Wild To Catch Man
ON First aud Player ON Third
Scores-iiehcis Defeats Packers in
Eighth.
Federal League Results

yesterdays SCORES
indiannpolis, 4; Baltimore, = I;
inninSsp.
Pittsburgh, =; ~. t.auis, -
Hunalo. =; Kansas City, -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-10

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-10

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