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'STRANGlER' LEWIS DEFEATS
LUNDlN IN QUICK TIME
Last Nights Battle WINS Youth rIttcd
Against tEc. md Youth Won
Two Inst FnlIs

II was youth pitied against age
when "Sirangler" Lewis met I.undin
on the mat at Broad Street Park las;
night. and the former won. Lewis
winning the second two falls. But
Lundin was game. and lie acce pted de-
feat with the philosophy and good
feeling with which q good man and a
sport always takes mis- medicine He
had no complaints ~ make. and the
crowd, tho majority OF which svmpa-
thizcd With the younger man during
the bout, turned its sympathy TO the
man who knew how to take defeat
The grandstand, the ringsidc and
the hlcachcrs were pretty well flied
with representatives OF both sexes
when the coming of the grapplcrs was
announced. Each WAS Introduced to
tho CROWD: they shook hands. Referee
J. T. McDonough took position. and
the match WAS on.
In twenty seconds the FIRST fall was
over. ana Lewis lay stunned upon the
mat. While the men were parleying
for position. Lundin suddenly swung
about caught Lewis by tho legs, raised
MN nigh in The air and Hung him
down. t.ewis's head struck the mat
VILE q rcsoundinG crash. and he lay
still Both shoulders and hips were
to the Swcdc. Lundin himself helped
10 raise the PROSTATE wrestler and
cacn TOOK his seat.
Lewis recovered, however. and re-
entered the ring with a rush lie
moved With lishtninT-likc rapidity,
ana ana Lundin found u an almost impos :
mad aim III his grasp. Lewis WAS like
a tiger cub soft and fast ,ipon his
icet, strong always and determined.
-undin stayed away as long as he
SeIi from dangerous clutches. Finally
Lewis put him on the mat and got
him With deadlock and front arm
catch, and tho Swcde was unable "a
break away. The fall came in twenty
Hin" miautes. and a young. fair
woman who sat in the rinEsidc shouted
nor applause. Her voice sounded when
INC man had finished, and IT broke
Min startling distinctness and clarity
on The stiffness. II in rhe words OF the
novelist. The blood mantled her checks.
women go wild over a boxing bout.
my should not fair young woman in
Virginia become "A little excited over
a wrestling match.
Tho third fall was A matter ~ ,vop.
tN-thrcc minutes. Both mon rushed
each other. and always Lewis was the
quicker oi the two. After several sue,
self from several dangerous holds Ne
got i.undin about the body ana leg and
pivotcd him on his shoulders. and Inc
,natin was over And again that par
iicnLar. Young woman gave vent to her
Harry Bernstein announced that a
i Iai., had been arranged between
r Ti.!c Turk, on July 30. T,c said that
thc GcncSce club, OF Rochester \ Y
had offered $1,000 TO stage tho match
ahM ina, the offer had been accept cd
Nai',r NeeSaii. a new man in Rich.
in"nd issued II challenge 20 Turner or
hanson. and offered /" post a forfeit
o' Slo", and. within twenty four hours
tn pct any part of $1,000 against either
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the score sheet. Richmond ycsterday
afternoon wrought revenge against
heinie susch ana MS Visitors from pc
the plate to tho one man who hung
on; a sign for the Goooers Thereby
Grimes twirlcd himself 20 victory. and
by scattering the seven hits recorded
against him added percentage to
the credit column.
Affairs proceeded smoothly enough
for Petersburg until tho fourth inning
when he passed Berger to FIRST. Berger
taxing second on Graz long ~ TO
sent a long one TO right field. and
Berger went home FOR &c. on kauf-
mans tumble on first. Kaufman taking
for tho bail J. Snyder singled 10 LEFT
heid and stole second, ". snyder go
ing TO third. from whore he had "A
good vie" OF home. Woerth had a free
ticker 70 first, and Crimes sent "a long.
nigh one 10 Jacket. ". snyder going
home 10 Join Berger.
But the day looked we'll for Busch
crossed the plate and sat down to
rest : simmons, FIRST man up. heard
the umpire shout three strikes against
MIN, and gave way 10 the boss. Busch
TOOK first on Hunting's error. and dc
cihed TO complete III" circuit should tho
chance D. afforded him. Tina; chance
came when Jacket singled. jacket cx-
p!rcd on second. when Wocrth caught
MIN mapping. But Busch was on
third. and when Laval went GU: on
tho back door.
Thereafter comes a series OF blanks
Tor the Coolers. ana though several
times ,hey sighted home, !; was always
rom distant view
Ray Ryan's nine completed the tally
Ig for the day when they definitely
sSitied matters in the sixth frame.
jokes In the PLAYERS shack Grimes
walked TO tho bat looked about him.
found conditions favorable, and de-
ball came exactly where nc wanted to
nave Il, "a courtesy pitchers some times
extend TO each other. and when he
stepped So%n i , rrnnins ne was halt;;way
second Bunting followed bv also
sinking his stick against uha, some
call The pellet, and Crimes logged 20
the supper table. Robe then took an
active hand in deciding the little dis
pute, placing tho ball AT such a dis
,ancc from any OF the neldcrs that he
huntips scored. New,o,. helped Rohc
home BY singing. but himself was nut
away when nc attempted 10 add sec
ond 70 hrsi. Wager caught him by
lesson :or tina; inning. The score re-
NAMED nvc to one, comfortable
enough margin for the Colts
One OF the prc,tics, piays Of the
when the Coolers were called 10 the
pat i;aushlin ''nEied, and Kaufman
xrounder TO Newton. who flung IL 10
Bunting. putting I.aushl,n out. and the
aforesaid Hunting sent /, over to
snyder. J.. Kaufman failing to reach
the beginning o. things.
In tn" fourth inning. Hirsch. who
1890 "a cong , the advi sing AT frss,. was
agree With the umpire and being Icry
cross about IL The score:
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RYAN-SMITH BOYS DISMISSED

Duo TO a Observation-Disclosures, warrants
Mere sworn out against tho players OF
League, charging them with trespas
ing. they having used the Scotts addi-
ion diamond in game against the
crafts team on Saturday. July H.
the case came up before Magistrat c
smith. of Hcnrico County. yesterdav
afternoon, an dthe boys wcro entirely
Nhonoratcd. 1t was clearly shown
mat there was no intention on the part
OF any one TO commit IA trespass, as
TINS diamond has been used by the
teams OF the Commercial League for
the past two seasons. DR.. Parker. of
me Battlc Axe team. was at the hear
inG and spoke cloQucntly OF the effort
OF organized amateur baseball. and the
great moral benefit that is TO be derived
from participation in IL.
The Ryan Smith team bv defeating
the HON" Brewing boys last Saturday,
Won the pennant in this league. and
VIII meet the much strengthened Alec
team. champions of the Old Dominion
League. AT Byrd Park next Saturday
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NATIONALS NEW RULE
FOR PAYMENT FOR PLAYERS

Cincinnati. July "t.-Thc National
Baseball Commission to-day issued a
notice on the president OF each major
lcaguc club that payment for PLAYERS
purchased or drafted from minor league
clubs, must be made hy check PAYABLE
TO John H. Truce. secretary of tho Ma
tional Commission, who will transmit
the same, Endorsed to the order of tho
president OF the league of the Interested
msnor league club is n member to
Secretary Farrell, who Will in turn
forward il TO such leagues president
This action iS taken TO afford minor
leagues the opportunity 10 withhoId
any amount duo from a club to its
league for assessments or for other
obligations to It's league or to another
club
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WILLIAM, INDIANA COLT.
MAKES WORLD RECORD
PAGES tirst Hcnt ut CicvcInud In .;O.,
brenkthE Brndeu Directs Record
Mnue nj lexington In M.

,lcNeiand, -, July 2i.-Thc Indiana
colt William. set u nov worlds record
Tor four-year PAGERS here to-day.
W y., he beat the local PAGER, Or.
1:o3 pace in ":o2. The former record
was 2:02 81. made by Eradcn Direct
at Lexington in 1912.
The Indianapolis trainer Lon Me
Donald. had field day. winning the
ONO stake for 80 trottcrS with Star
Winter. setting the stake record of
20, in the final heat and the 3:l5 trot
with Duchess
sensational three year old trottcr
showed up in the sweep stakes event.
which was won by Lee ANworthy in
2.03 81 and EOS.
Summary.
2:l' class trotting. purse $1,000
Duchess. TO ~. won; Sterling Hall. h.
H.. second: Alta Coast. H. M third.
rctcr Pearl Lula Worthy. Teddy.
Brooks. Miss Johnson. Senator =. also
started. Best heat. EOS ST
>'ThH FaSSiE. three Near-Old trot.
"l2 class. value 81 900. addcd--t.cc Az
worthy. b. e.. won, Miss Perfection, br
f.. second: ortolan NNworthy, b. e..
third. iiollyruod Zen. W. !. Lcyburn.
Trucsada. ST. Frisco. Adbclla Watts
Tho Ohio. value $500. 2:Io class trot
ting star Winter. u. e, wCn; Lulu
lumnine. l.. M. second Martha Bel
lini. h. m, third. ,ludson Girl Harry
J. :. Moclla, John Ruskin. King Brook,
Echomorc. Henrietta =, DaSo also start
ed. Best heat, 2:05
:o5 class pacing purse $i.ooo-WiI-
second Strathstorm, J.. g., third. Del
Thcghost also started Best heat
time, 2:o2.
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PORTSMOUTH DOWNS THE
BUILDERS IN EXTRA FRAME
Bunrhrd Hits In Tenth Give Truckers
Second Game Of series Mt New
NCI1s.

Newport News. Va, July ol.--Ports-
mouth cvcncd up the series with the
Builders to-day. winning the second
game. 20 :. In ten innings. making
tn" second consecutive extra round
same between the two clubs. An in
neld hit. q single and double scored
the Two runs by which tho game was
decided
piliback. portsidcr, started for
Portsmouth, hut after hc had walked
two men and allowed three hits, he
was taken out. and McClcary succeeded
n1n. Mae was strong after that
round, but one run being made off
him thereafter. Muffin pitched good
game in til" pinches. hut bad baselri II
cost him tho victory in the seventh
round, whom the visitors got three runs
on series Of scratch hits and buuts
which were played badly. The score
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o,ais So tn:5io Totals 81 go i.
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Mountain Leurue

charlottesville, Va. july Elm a
game featured by the hitting OF stein
hauser aud tho pitching OF Jamison.
who allowed one hit in eight Innings
Charlottesville defeated Covingtou here
to-day. 10 >.
Score by innings: n II T.
harlottesvillc ..oiio3Ooi.-6l ii
Covington ......: 30 00o o. ! .
Batteries: Dye. Jamison and Cone
land Rice, Carver aud Leading
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Amateur Baseball
Commission to Meet

President Julien mn Inns called a
meeting of the RichInOnd baseball
COnrniHsiOn fOr tO-nIrbt at $40
O'cIOck in tho Headquarters OF the
RichmOud Automobile Club, in the
annex OF Nurphy's Hotel. The nf-
htiatiOn Of the commission wi 18th tho
RtchinOnd Amateur Athletic Fedora
ton and other matters of import
nncc Will he discussed. Every menu
her of tho commission Is urged to
be present promptly at 500 o'clock,
TINT the busIncHs Of tho meeting
may he expedited.
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ARMSTRONG WINS GAME

The splendid pitching of Armstrong.
VINO allowed but three hits. gave tho
i.i'c insurance Company of Virginia :,
victory over the lIickorics Yesterday
afternoon by the score OF TO e.
The score by innings: T. H. e
IIckorcs OO001 %. !, 4
Batteries: Armstrong and Hating
Grubbs ana Rusc.
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MARKLE DEFEATS TIGERS
IN EIGHTEENTH VICTORY
Norfolk Slab Artiats Allows hut Two
Scattered Hits-Wfld Throws
Costly for Roanoke.

Norfolk Va, July 3l.-Markle regis
tered his eighteenth victory this after
Tigers 10 two widely separated hits
The final score was s to o in favor OF
Norfolk. Roanoke played poorly in the
field. having six errors charged against
them. The majority OF the miscues
were from wild throws that allowed
the TarS to take extra bases. Chand-
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YANKEES BEAT DETROIT

New York. July "l.-The Yankees
took the first Of their snmes with De
troit to-day, to D. batting three of
tho Tiger twirlcrs for total OF thir-
teen hits. WARRIOR. who started for the
locals. Was bumped hard in the third.
pcckinpaugh' errors gave Bush Il life,
and Maiscrs bum throw allowed him to
tally. Crawford's single added another.
and F[avamaugh'S homer made the
count four. The Yanks tied the score
In their half on four singles and a hit
batter. and went into the lead in the
sixth on two passes. double steal and
single Cree led in batting, with
three hits Score:
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J. B. PENNINGTOE WINS
NORTH CAROLINA SHOOT

Wilmington, y C., July 2I.-The an
nual North Carolina State shoot open
eli at WriEhtsNillc Beach to-day. with
turc event to-day was the contest for
the state trap championship J. r..
Fchningtol. OF Tarboro, holder of the
.hhh ploHship. and Or. J. ~. Drcher, of
this city. tied for the honors ON tho
shoot off. Pennington Won
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STANDING or TEAMS.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Detroit at New York.
Chicago at Wnshfngton.
-. Louis at Boston.

Washington, July 2l.-After a long
spell OF weak and wobbly hitting, the
Nationals got the ground hero o-day
and with ono accord jumped Bcnzs
shoots for thirteen hits. trimming the
White SoX in the first OF the series.
TO o.
Walter johnson. who did tho hurting
for the locals, was in old-timc form
and allowed the Callahan troopers but
six scattered bingles. The Nationals
got TO Benz In the sixth and drove
three runs across the pan of OF five
consecutive hits. Score:
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Clifton Forge Defeated.

Harrisonburr. Va. July .l.-Runchod
hits in the sixth frame. resulting in
seven runs, gave lIarrisonburg vic
tory over Clifton Forge by the score
OF 10 b. in the second game OF the
series here to-day. The batting OF
fudgins. and IAebs featured. Bat
terifs: liarrsonburg, Hudgins. Patton
and Lewis; Clifton Forge, Doeppc.
Gregory and IIornhurc
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GORDONSVILLE WINS

Gardonsvilie. Va. July 2l.-C;ordonsviiie de-
feated the United States regulars III game
OF baseball played on the cncampment
grounds. on the suburbs OF the city. by tho
score Of TO Good VIM for Gordonsvllle.
was IN gilt-edsed form. allowing only three
hits and striking out fifteen men In seven
innings. while the militia pitcher was hit
freely In tao innings. Perkins for Gordons
riiic, secured two doubles and triple In
four times up.
The local team expects to play several
games with the different militia companies
while they are In encampment here.
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See Niagara Falls

Attractive excursions Via r.. T. and
y. and Washington during the sum
mer and fall. only sl5 round trim
from Richmond for a fifteen days de-
lightful vacation. For full particulars.
sec agents or address w. l.. Taylor
Traffic ManaEcr. Richmond VI
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Totals go ) g &c Totals
PIRATES BLANKED

Pittsburgh, July 2i.-The braves shut
on. Pittsburgh. to q. Rudolph held
the Pirates safe all the way, while
O'Toole was wild and was hit At OPP
perfume ;imcs. Maranville hit homer
In tho third. In the seventh Connolly
tripled and scored on an out. Mann's
triple. Gowdy's single, Rudolph's sac
ritice, Devorc's pass and singles by
lGvcrs and Marauvillc and a pass TO
Connolly scored four in the eighth.
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summary. stolen bases Mcmahon.
Thrasher, Stein. Prcsslv and t;oalbv.
Sacrifice hits-Stcin. Double plays
lcr, 4 Marklc. 9 Base on balls-off
Chandler. ALEXANDER ca. Cleveland
and presslyl off Markle. = oMoran and
kins and prcssly Left on hascs-Roa
nokc, i; Norfolk. 10 Time OF game.
l:i5. Umpiros, Reynolds and lIcndcr-
son
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FAMOUS STALLION DEAD

New York. July 2l.-NeWs has reached here
from Parir that Rocksand tho famous stall
ion bred in England, for which August Rel
mont paid yi,5. 900 in 1906. died there yester.
lay. He was fourteen years old. Mr.. BEL
mont sold Rocksand to syndicate OF
Frsnehnen and Americans two years ago
for $4,000.
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Petersburg.

SuIIIIIIdFy IJOuU!H pIHYS-I. SnNder
to Newton TO i. snyder: Damrau to
Wager: Newton TO Bunting TO J. Sny-
der. Left on bases Richmond. o. re
tcrsburg, :. Sacrihc nys--Cirilnes. Two
base hits--Cir'mes. Robe. Stolen bases
-Rohc. berger 90. Woerth, Laval
Bunting. Base halls-on Grimes
3: off Kaufman. I. Struck out.-by
Grimes. 4: by Kaufman. .. Passed
balls-Woerth. Time OF game. so
Umpires, Clark and Franklin.
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q ninth-inminS run saved the Athletics
from defeat and it took two more IN
nings TO get the winning run. Bush
and Mitchell cave the same number OF
hits, but Mitchell WAS superior TO Bush.
in that he struck out thirtccn men,
while Bush only famed two. y rally-
in the titth Of the second game ncttcd
five italics aud assured Philadelphia
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International J.cnruc.

At MonirchI -MentrcaI. 4: Toronto, ..
Al Buffalo Buffalo, 1. Rochester, tnrst
game,. Buffalo. o: Rochester. second
gumcl.
At Observation-Disclosures (; Newark. 4
tFirst game called ninth inning. darknea. }
Providence Newark tsecond game, rainl.
At Observation-Disclosures. 4. Jersey City. {.
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SECOND GAME.
n will a II m
Totals .::5 7i.e7 le Totals

Totals - {. II - . Totals "a, . lit2S -
Barry out. hit by own battcd ball
tBattcd Tor 'iagcrman in ninth.
Score by Innings: Il
Philadelphia .................. - q o > o y -
Cleveland Observation-Disclosures. . 0 y y = o-G
summary: Errors-Murphy, Bakcr. Walsh,
SchanS. rvo-basc hits-CoilIns Iajot~
Baker Graney. Sacrifice hits-Iurkson
Chapman. Murphy. Stolen basc-Mclnnis
First base crrors-Clcvcland. - Left on
bases -Philadc lphia. 5; Cleveland. T. struck
out-hv Rrcssler s. Double playa-SchunE
TO Collins; Collins, Barry TO McInnis: John :
ston to Chapman. Bases balls--oR BrcSs-
Ter. :; or Stccn. ): off HaScrman /. Hit by
pitched bali-Hagcrman tBrcsslcrl. Tine
i:0i. Ump'rcs-Evans and Drccn.
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TORNADO STOPS GAME

hit Fcnway Park this afternoon after
the Red SoX and ST. Louis Browns had
played five and a half innings and were
tied at one run each. Umpire EEan
called halt in the proceedings. and
after an hours wait postponed both
games. This means doubles tomorrow
and Thursday. Score:
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CARDS DEFEAT SUPERBAS

81. Louis. July 2l.-The Cardinals
rallied In the sixth inning to-day.
perhas. to 4. Up 10 that time pfefer
had allowed but two hits Huggns
walked and Magee hit a homer. Cruise.
j. Miller and Wilson singled. Reul-
let in j. Miller. while Becks single
counted Wilson. Score:
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ATHLETICS WIN TWO

Philadelphia. July 21.--Thc Athletics
won both games OF to-day's double
header with Cleveland. in each case the
visitors following close at their heels.
The scores were to 3 in tho first Z to
= In the second. In the first encounter
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CUBS DEFEAT PHlLLlES

chicago. July 2I.-The Cubs won an
uphill game from tho Phllies. to g.
In the eighth inning to-day. Bates,
batting for Vaughn. go, base on
balls. Leach triplcd and scored on
Good's sacrifice. Vaughn got away to
bad start and TWO runs we're scored
OF him In Tic irst. Score:
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Portsmouth.

NewpOrt News. ...-.. 3 o q o O o u
Portsmouth ......O D q 90 = o - Is
Summary: Tvo-baSc hits--Smi;h.
Troy CD, Boyd Three base hits
Okeefc. Stolen baScS-MeiXcn. Sac
rifce hits-krepps 60, MeiNell. Chunk.
FoiIes go. NcCleary Struck out--hy
Mullin, ;: by McCleary. L. Eases m
halls---of Mulliu. =: OF Dillback. .; of
McClcary, |. Hits-om Dillhack. and
runs in times at bat in l-3 OF an
inning. left on bases Newport News.
9; Portsmouth. II. First OF "rrnrs p
Newport News. =. Iii; by pitched ball
CarncS (by Mcclcary). Umpire, Nor
cum. Time OF game. ":I0
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FOURTEEN HITS CAUSE
DEFEAT Of WHITE SOX
Nationals Land on Benz in Sixth
Frame and Send Three
Runners ACROSS.
JOHNSON IN OLD-TINIE FORM
Yankees Have Batting Matinee on
Three Detroit Twirlcrs, and Win
1-to.5 Contest-Tornado Stops
Red oN-Browns Game.
JOHNSON IN OLD.TINIE FORM
American League Results
YESTERDAYS SCORES.

YESTERDAYS SCORES.
Cleveland. I; philadelphia, " ,arst
game; eleven inninUh).
Cleveland, g; Philadeiphia, iscc-
oud gnmeI.
Detroit. 8: New York, :.
Chicago, q: WnshinEton. (.
st. Louis. !; B0ston, I tcnllcd nth
fnutnE; ru,pb.
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Cincinnati.
New Y orb

- - - =
.Batted for Stock In ei.ath
'Batt.d for D.uin5ee IN seventh.
:Battcd FOR F:ninme in ninth
tn4n fo- Meyers n thirteenth.
Ran so- Erwin In sixth
score By inrinks: Il
N.w YorS ...'....oo 0ic:,.ooo0 .-s
Cincinnati ............. % % Q o . o . 0 d
summary; 7 base hit-F .etchcT. struck
by Benton. 5: Oy Ames Base. on
bails-on Deinatec. {. OF Benton. :: off
Amer. !. stolen bases Doyle. Daniels.
S1odSra,.. Burn.. Double p!sys--He-zog 20
Groh 20 MoliTit.. Fletcher 20 Merke. Time
Ia C!npi-es- EInh!e and Klein.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
HoHton ne PittsburEh.
Philadelphia Mt Chicago.
New York at Cincinnati.
brooklyn at 81. Louis.

Cincinnati. July 2l.--Mathcweon. who
took up the hurting job In the ninth
Inning to-day, singled in the thirteenth
inning. sending PEE home with the
run that beat Cincinnati. TO 3. Nc
trsw used Dcmarcc and Fromnc In the
carly part OF the game. but had TO re-
sort TO the old relia BILE Mathewson TO
br!mY home NlctorE: Scorc.
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summary Errors-MoeIIer, Johnson. Wcav-
er Dcmuitt. Left on bases ashn Ston.
Chicago. Il. Frs, base balls-on Benz
:: Innings pitchcd-by Benz. c. by Lathrop
=. Htts-on Benz, 10. off I.sthrop. !. Struck
ou;-ry Benz, s; b. Johnson. 4. Three base
hits-Ciandii. Acosta Two -baSe htt-Col-
Inns. Sacrifice hits-MorGan, Berger. stolen
bases Morgan 60. Berger. Double plays
Foster TO Ainsmith 10 Gandii AInsmith to
Foster; Breton To f'ournier 10 Weaver. Time
i:t5. Cmpires- o IouShlin and NllIebrunI.
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BROOKLYN.

SUMMARY: Thret- bhsc HIS Dalton, CUT
shaw. Home runs -paubert. Magec stolen
base-Cutshaw. Sacrifice hIt-Daiton Struck
out-oy Perduc. T. by Pfener. 4. Rasc on
balis-on Pfefter, !; on keuibach. D. Double
to Wingo. Wild pItches-Per.
hue. Reuibach. Time-l:5o Umpires- Byron
and Johnson
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Southern I.cnrnc

lanta !.
AT Birmingham Birmingham. :: Chatta-
nooSa s.
a. observation-disclosures {; Nash
Willie. (.
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FEST GAME.
Iicyciaud.


Philadelphia ...,.......... 100 . o ooolH =,
Cleveland g.. ...........-.. 1000 Ia o. % OCT
Two out when winning run scored.
summary: Errors-Oid-iur, Baker. Chap
jackson SACRIFICE hit-Lajoic stolen bases
collins, Baker. Let bases PhIiadei-
phia. I; cleveland. . struck out-by MltchcII.
Is; b. Bush. =. Double risys-r.aioic 70
Johnston. First base oil crrors--P hiladc lph ia.
!; Cleveland. !. First base on bails-ofc
Bush. ,: off Mitchell g. Timc-cis. Empires
--Dinccr and Evans
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MATHEWSON SENDS P|Ez
ACROSS IN Thirteenth
Former Colt Scores Winning Run
for Giants Against Gin
cinnati Reds.
DEMAREE AND TRoHiME BUMPED
Chicago Wins Uphill Game From
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Blanks ri
rates, Rudolph Allowing Three
Hits-Cardinals Defeat Supcrbas.
National League Results

YESTERDAYS SCORES.
Boston, al PitthburRh. q.
philadelphia, ,, Chicago e.
New York. u; ClnclunntI, , tth1r-
teen innings).
brooklyn, {, 81. Louis, >.