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"nUBE" NIAI,QUAHD.

NEW YORK, August 25.-Richard
t'Rube") MarQuard lcfthandcd pitcher,
was sold to-day by tho New York Ma
tionals 10 the Toronto club. Of the In
tcrnational League The Giants arc to
get Pitcher Herbert from the Canadian
team 1t is understood all majo
league clubs waived claims to Mar
guard because of their uuwillingness to
pay tho high salary which his contra ct
calls for. MarQuard wants his uncon-
ditional release.
Marquard came to New York in 1905
when $1,000 was paid 10 the Indiana
polls club for him. lie did not play
much until 1911, when lie began TO de-
velop. and tho next year made q record
by pitching nineteen straight victories.
Last season he defeated PITTSBURGH in
twenty-onc innings. the longest game
ever played in the National League.
The New York Nationals announce
the purchase of Catcher Robert Schanr
from the Pittsburgh Nationals for the
waiver price. He is brother OF Wal
ter Schans. the catcher Of the Phila-
dclphia America
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WINS IN FOURTEENTH

CHICAGO. August 25.-Waltcr j Ohm
son came to Gallia'S aid to-day. re-
placed the latter on the mound when
he began to waver in the thirteenth In
ming. ana after holding the locals safe
started Il rally in the fourteenth inning
which gave Washington Il TO VIC
tory over Chicago. 1t was the third
consecutive extra inning game played
hy Chicago, the other two going
eleven and thirteen innings. Johnson
singled in the fourteenth after one
out, ana reached second when Eddie
Collins held MocllcrS groundcr. tho
latter being credited with Il hit Eos
ter singled ana Johnson scored the
winning run. Milan also singled and
Mocllcr and Foster scored, clinchinG
the game. Gnllin pitched Il great
game, having only one bad inning, the
third. when two bases on balls and
yhre" punched hits netted four runs
for Chicago However, Gallia doubled
In the sixth innings following Nc
i:rihc's HIT. and tied the score. the Wis
itorS having scored three runs as -
result OF tico,tc's poor control. The
locals used four pitchers in an at
tempt 10 defeat Washington, but with
ont SICCcHS. Score.
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SUFFOLK TAKES GAME


Especial to The Times Dispatch1
PORTSMOUTH. VA. August o5.-A
genuine swatfcst, with Wood as tho
most frequent victim. resulted to-day
in Suffolk winning the las, game OF
the series by score of to }. No less
than four home runs were hit. Allen
securing two OF these. Shumaker and
Newton were tho other fence busters
and the two base hits were so many
and SO scattered that the box score
would have TO DC used TO enurnerate
them. Wood. in again for the locals
was reached for eleven safcties In
seven innings. Eldridge. who sue
cccded him. yielded a home run and
three singles during the two frames
in which he otiiciatcd Poole started
for the visitors and went seven in
n!ngs. He was doing fairly we'll un-
III the beginning of the eighth when
Newton hit and Damrau singled Poole
was PROMPTLY lifted and Efird took up
the burden. The game was married
by constant squabblng, and King
Kelly was finally put off the field by
the ump!res and police. a little la
ter the Suffolk manager. on request
OF G. II. Herbert, former secretary or
the Portsmouth Baseball Association.
was forced TO leave the grand stand,
Herbert claiming that Kelly was us
ing language unfit 10 be heard by
the many women present. Score:
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BOSTON BEATS DETROIT
IN THIRTEENTH INNING
SCOTS Double and Remarkabl Field
ing Give Red SoX Victory
of 2 to I.
WASHINGTON DEFEATS CHICAGO
Walter Johnson Comes to Gallia's
Observation-Disclosures Drop One to ST.
Louis-New York Bunches Hits
and Trims Cleveland.
WASHINGTON DEFEATS CHICAGO

DETROIT, August 25.-.A double by
scott TO tho scoreboard in the thir-
teenth inning to-day gave Boston an
other thrilling victory over Detroit.
the score was to /. BostonS de-
tense, which was almost as remark
able as yesterday, was much rcspon-
sible for the victory as was SCOTS
timely hit. With TWO out in the De-
troit half OF the thirteenth Cobb
doubled 10 left, but Speaker raced
nearly into the next county to haul
down Crawford's drive. For six in
ninCs James and Ruth fought Il beau
tiul battle. each allowing only two
hits and neither granting run. In
the seventh Gardner singled, advanced
on Barry's sacrifice and scored on
Thomas's single to left field. Two
We're out in tho ninth before Detroit
could Tic the score. Bush walked and
took second on Crawford's nfield out
Neach singled to left, and Bush just
beat Lcwis's throw to the plate. Leon
ard opened the last inning with sin
gle to right. and Hoopers sacrifice
placed him in position to score. Lewis
robbed Burns Of Il thrcc-basc hit by Il
lcaping onchand catch in the seventh.
Ncach was on first at the time. Score:
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PHILLIES TAKE TWO

PHILADELPHIA, August 25.-Phil-
adclphia won two games from C,incin
natl to-day, the scores being S to o and
to D. In the opening event Alexan.
der was in grand form. while Schnei-
der, Lear and Cochran were hit hard.
On two successive pitched balls GRAY
attn and l.udcrus made home runs the
formers drive equalling his home run
total or 1913 and l3l4-ninctecn. The
second contest was hard fought, Nc
kencry being driven off the rubber in
being hit hard. In the ninth inning,
Win one run III. one out and Williams
on hrst, WinEo. q left hand batsman.
look Dcmaree's place. Before "A hail
was pitched Leach took Wngos place
Leach famed and Williams was
doubled-up trying to steal sccona.
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CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT
Is ON AT WASHINGTON
.tEGics Defeat NInchini.t.. md To
Days Gnme VIII Decide Winner
TO Meet Richmomd Amntcurn
Especial to The Times Disnatcb

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, y. c.. August Oh
The Aggics defeated the Machinis,
nine here to-day in thrilling con
test. scoring the ticing and winning
run after two men We're retired Dark
ness halted the contest in the sixth
inning. with the count to : The
Machinists started with A three-run
icad IN the opening inning. and were
IN the van until the final stanZa. when
cusack singled 10 left, scoring veneer
lex ana Shuerue. hopes started for
me ASTies, but failed TO last an in
finE Derrick, who followed was
Wild. he was master OF the situation
whcm hiiS meant runs. The hitting
or Shugrue and Chaplin featured the
battle. The final game will be PLAYED
tomorrow, and the winner will meet
Kichmond's representative Saturday ar
American League Park. az
Score by innings: p TT J.,
-Iacn1hist ...........3 Of 100 : !
AEEles ........... i o21 2o-S "a 6
, batteries: Machinist-Hines and
Roundtree. AgGies-Nopcs and Der
rick. Straik and Frazer. Umpires-
Messrs. Belts. Woodward and Huches
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Dunn, IT. gave the first game Of yes
teTGaEs douhlc-hcadcr 70 Rochester,
and the Climbers captured the second
in the ninth inning Of the first game
Arraron famed. and Mullen followed
bases rs ne slowed. DOWN at third.
Dunn. who was coacft-np AZ the hot
sack. urged MIN horrt, ,rcspitc the fact
ming INTO the inncld with II. Mullen
was thrown out 10 Williams. There
he!ns but on" out II would have been
an easy matter for him to have scored.
h!.ECiug N . run which would have
lied the score Dunn's act In sending
him homo was incXcusablc. Richmond
=. game went - the Hust!crs. To |.
Tn" bu,nnies eaptured the second
game boy tn" decisive score o; 10 3.
Rorhcs,c, 't @S' I'm" me fun in The
2p'rer by scoring ono iu the first franc.
clemens s.hg!Cd 20 right and wen, to
b!.G a drive hy PEE and Clemens
scored. PicZ COl0E 10 third uu the Dlav
H!mmer,man .yeo5 out Mullen 70 ARA
Beatty walked, and s'ole second and
nr"si Vent out from Arragon to
Mullen
, 81 .ae nth qoar w y, aore r.: a
Williams was safe on .trrar6u'e hoO-
l'almcr" singled 20 left and Bates drew
via To- iienl"E allowing Williams 10
score. Pa,me'J taxing thi~d Clemens
vas OUT ~ trst orr a throw from Few
s'er an0 hGiuoro was ont at the plate
On throw 'row Mallou, completing, a
double PLAY
Ia Tho s.>t. Pa!mero walked Rus
sell and Hoa,ev popped ont TO steven
fi'-Er. l.Gsss.l taking second on tho
glHH Nu.l'E singled to left. scoring
i;" ava "as THROWN out ~ second
fswa.ring innings were without
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BUILDERS EASILY WIN
FROM NORFOLK, 6 TO |
Tars Drop Two Out Of Three
Games to Newport News
Club.
ROCKY MOUNT WINS AGAIN
Iarheeis Take Three Straight From
Orphans-In Swatfest Portsmouth,
Loses to Suffolk-Contest MARRIED
by Much Squabbling.
Especial to The Time.-pispatcb

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, August %
Tho Builders found McManus easy
this afternoon and easily won from
the Norfolk Tars by the score Of to
/. The victory gave the locals two
out OF the series Of three. Mullen was
in fine form, and but for an error by
Anderson in the fourth. when he muft-
cd thrown ball. would have had Il
Shut-out. Flynn Snodprassed nn
CRISIS high ny in the seventh. with
men on second and third and two out.
Both counted. His other error was
on ground ball that did no harm.
Both sides played a good fielding
game, Flynn, Cleveland and Walker
making some nice plays. Score:
Norfolk. Scwport News
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SECOND GAME.

Totals. at 70 u II Totals. Is 10 II e
Rattrd for W. Eilifcr In ninth.
tRAttcd for Minrn In ninth.
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TARHEELS WIN ANOTHER
LSpccial to Tho Tlmes-Dispatch. ]

tSpccial TO Tho Times Dispatch.1
ROCKY MOUNT. y. c.. August 25-
straight against the homeless one.
this afternoon. defeating them by
score OF to l. Tho Tarheels' pitch
or should never have been scored
upon. but he was in the opening frame
and thus the game journeycd until the
eighth. when. with a man on and two
cut. the local finger drove the ball out
or the lot. via the ccnter-icld wall
the longest hit OF tho season. and won
his own game. Both teams fought
every point hard and II was the sew
enth session before tho Tarheels had
e man on third base. owing to Rich
mon6's effectiveness 1t was In IN.
eighth. after Wratten had been re
tired at the plate on Clrich's ATTEMPT,
at the squeeze that Applcgate un-
corked his great drive that brought
the victory. Score:
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BISONS NAB BOTH
E.PRJsPTpc

HARRISBURG, PA. August o5.-
Buffalo made 4 cleanup with the In
ciaHs to-day, taking both games TO
and 20 5 Both were fast fielding
and pitchers battles. The Bsons
made hits count.
!; was Z;mmerman's day. Fans pre-
se0t"d Ear-isburg's manager with a
travelling bag.
Hagrlsburcs errors were factors In
the loss OF first game. Cnrlstrom
scored the winning run when he hit
for IN" circuit IN the second Cha
h": lasted ono inning. riodhrcd nut
up 6 hard fight Tamm's fielding and
I'll" sensational pace set by Buffalo
FEEDERS brought many thrills. Score:
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Boston.
Chicago.

Continued on Ninth Page.)
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PLAY NATIONAL DOUBLES
hrIouShlin and I'unduy VIII Nee,
Grim" and Johnston on September 4,

NEW YORK. August President
Robert n Wrenn. ~ tn. E,iinn.i
Lawn Tennis Association has nnincd
SATURDAY. September 4 rs .,c day tor
u" playing Of the national doubl"a
gh"inldomship match at Forest HIS.
J.. J. 40 othcr matches viii he ;lnv
81 OF this particular day. which w!,I
hs devoted entirely % III" contest be-
tween the TWO California pnirs. with
in the role of vito defenders ana
Giarcnc" Griffin and W ~ Johnston.
rs rhalIengcrs Play viii begin at
about $50 in ia" afternoon aud YIN
," best three out of nvo pc,s
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fIRS1 GAME.
st. Louis RrooLI,
Totals IS . e7 - TotalsSa p -
.Ratted for Smith In eighth.

St Louis ...............o | o q o.;
brooklyn .,.............O q IL
summary: Ru, s-t3utler. Dolan Miller
Ee,ze, snyder; Wheat Cutshaw. McCartv.
Wheat. Earuod runs-St Louis ,. BROOK
iFn, sacrifice h.t-Dolan. Double plays
-Frtlcr. :iucgins and Miller e, Ief, on
bases-St. Louis. - BROOKLYN 3 First base
on "rrors-Ero9k!yn. 3. Bases on bails-oT
off Smith. in innings; on Dell in
inning. Hit BY pt:her-by Smith, Diet
Tei' struck out-by SalIee. / hv Smith 5
Empires. KLEIN AMI Stock,la!e. 'rimo' ia
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third. and Twombly hit to center for
three bases, bringing in Mullen. Twonl-
hly scored on Herche's wild pitch.
Bates foulcd out TO Beatty, and Bank
ston flew out 10 Priest. Fewster lined
out to left.
Zimmerman. Herche and Beatty ended
the game in the first half OF the ninth
This gave Richmond two out of six
with Rochester. Buffalo opens series
here to-day.
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BROOKLYN BREAKS EVEN
WITH ST. LOUIS CARDS
Superbas Save Their Second Position
Standing In National
League.
PHILADELPHIA TAKES 7
Shuts Out Cincinnati in First and
Wins Second, q to 5-Giants and
Pirates Divide Twin Bill-Boston
Braves Take Another From Cubs.

BROOKLYN, August 25.-Brooklyn
broke even here to-day in Il double
second position in the National League,
Smith weakened in the first game and
was driven from the box i'm the eighth
inning. The Dodgers were beginning
to solve Sallee toward the end. but the
game finished too soon for them Jack
Coombs won his own battle In the see
ond game by starting the first run with
a triple and driving in the winning run
with a single. Scores:
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Richmond.

>rUrr ~ innfnEs: r.
Roc hester q q o u O.,
Richmond % d; q a x-.
Tvo-ha-- hiIs-~chaufeIe. HoIke.
Thre~-ha>- Additionally. Sacrifice
hir-fien!ey. stolen ba~es-Tyom
bly,. Banh-ron. Holkc. IIir>-Of
HoiLe. in > innings. Bases on balls
ON Eolk-. .: of Norrisettc. |. Bat
ter. hlt-Dy Norri~ctre. picI, Glenn
en-, Zimmerman: 10y Iiolhc. Bank
-ton. struck Out-By Ho!kc, |; by
Norgi>ertc. q. wild pitches-Iierchc,
Hoikc. Left on bases-RoChcstcr,I II;
Richmond. 2. lime Of game, ! 80.
mpircs. Carpenter and Clcnry.
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HUN HAND, MAINE, august 95.-
Admission to this country of the NOV
ing picture films OF the Johnson will
hidden by decree issued by Federal
Judge Clarence Hale to-day. The COM
plant of the Kalisthenic Exhibition
Emmons, collector of the port OF
Portland. who held up the films upon
their arrival from Montreal, was dis
missed.
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Richmond.

Rochester l D 90 o O %
Richmond 80. q u o o OIL
Thrcc-hasc hit-Muilcn. Sacrifice
hits-Picy, HollSc. Stolen bnscS-
Realty. PirJ. Double plnys-Swcc-
ncy to Fcvstcr: Fcwstcr to Miller to
Sweeney. Bases on bullS-0N FaI-
nero, 3; on Russell, 2. BnttcrS hit
Ky Russell. WillinmS: Priest. =.
struck out-BH Palmcro. g; by Rus
sell. =. Left on Observation-Disclosures, (;
Richmond, =.
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IIK~1 GAME.
Buffalo. Uarrisbtirc


S.or" - irn!Nrs. r.
Buffalo .............n O q n ia
Harrisburg ......-..-... q q %
summary: Ruus-.,hEnraN Judge Carl
stfon, N"nsor. Nltior Home rur-Carl-
s;rorn. Sacrifice Ns's-No,vo ~, Tainm
SchnCht Mccarthy. Dnslow Double may
E"ebe "a Cnrlstrow 20 E"nt!nF. >,rucl: out
h. Beete. hy Schacht Bases on balls
of R""be. a." Sehaoh' . stolen bases
-Mcnsor. Tooley. Passed hall-Onsow. Wnd
pitrh-l}cche. Sacrifice Hy-H"ckinrc- Time
1916. Umpire liar, and I!anG!hoe
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want professional Golf Match

NEW YORK, August 25.-AleX Smith
and Gil Nichols. the metropolitan golf
champion, have formed n team to play
any two professionals in the country
for a purse Of 81 900, the first match
TO be played on the Wykagyl course
at New Rochelle. The. cnailenge Is
open to all professionals, and as many
pairs will bio accommodated as are
willing to put up the money.
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Totals 80 = Totals III ,:
'Batted for James IN eighth.

boston ......r o q q l-2
Detroit ......h 0 Il D! o.
Summary: RgnS-'iardnnr. Leonard. Bush.
'rvn-bas" hlts-ScOt;. Cobb Earned runs
Boston, ,: Detroit. :. +aCriNC. hitS--Barry.
Sta1aEc. Hooper. Double playS-Scott to
Nohli;zel StanhGe 10 Rurns: Speaker to
Barry LIFT bases Boston, {. Detroit
z. 3a.cs on balls-or Ruth. 3; off james
3: off Leonard. !. on Roland !. Hits-off
James in innings OF Ruth. in %
Innings of Boiann. f.; II Innings: on
Leonard, In IL Innings struck oui-by
brth, g. by James. .: 10y Roland. ;. I'm
pir"s. Oi.ourhlin and Hidebrand Time
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CUBS DROP ANOTHER

BOSTON. August 25-Thc Braves
took another game from Chicago to-
day. to o. making six consecutive
victories. pass TO Fitzpatrick,
Evcrs's hit. Phclans error on VIII
liams's throw and Magecs single at
the outset Of the game, counted the
only. tallies. Both Vaughn and Ru-
dolph pitched we'll thereafter Score:
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SECOND CANE
Totals. 81 7c4l4 3 Totals...al q II

Brooklyn ...............0 o -
summary: Runs-Butler. Bescher. Cut
shaw. t'etz. Coombs. Two base ht-Bctzcl
Three base hits--Long Cutshaw Coomhs
stolen bascs-Dolan. Bethel. Getz. Earned
runs-St. Louis. /: Brooklyn. :. SacrI.lc.
hies-l Long. Myers, Hummc Sacrifice hits
-Daubcri. Myers. Double plays. wheat
VI. Wheat. Cutshaw and Cietz. Left on bascs
st Louis. e: Brooklyn. n First base on
errors-St Louis, .: Brooklyn. 3 Buses on
balls-oT Robinson. :; Of COMBS 3 Struck
out-by Robinson. 3: by Coombs 3 Mild
pitch-Kobinson. Cmrires. KLEIN and Stock.
dale. Time. 80
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FIRST GAME
Cincinnati.
Totals...3l p - Totals 81 Is
'Bnttcd for Lear In seventh.

Score by Innings: r.
Cincinnati ..............n o o 90
Philadelphia ...........l . -
Summary: Runs-Stock (2). Bancroft 20.
Cravath. l.udcrus. Il. Killifer. .tieNan Tor.
Two base hits-Williams. Schneider l.udcrls
Home runs-AleXander. Cravath. l.ud"rus.
Stolen basas-Wagner. Niehoit. Bancroft.
Earned runs-Philadelphia. C. Sacri!ic" Nits
-l!crzoG. Paskcrt. Double plays-WiiliainS.
WinEo and Groh: Schneider. Wagner and
M"liwitZ. Left Observation-Disclosures ::
Philadelphia. C. First base or errors-Cin-
cinnait. !: Philadelphia, .. Bases balls
off Schneider. g. eff Alexander. 3. Hts
of Schneider : in innings (nonc ont ia
h!th): off Lear. In innings: Of: Cochran.
In Innings. Struck out-by Schneider. ;
by l.cor. |: by Cochran. /: by Alexander =
Umpircs. Rigler and Cockill. Time. 30.
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.Raitcd for W. Eilifer In ninth.
tPattcd for Wingo In ninth.
score by innings: r..
Cincinnati ..............o o Is
Philadelphia ...........0 3 10
summary: Runs-Croh Ca. Hcrzoc, Moll-
WITT tD, Faskert. Cravath. I.uderus 30.
Whitfield, Brrns. Two-base hit-Siock.
Three base hit--Cravath. Stolen Sases-1ier-
aoE. Groh Whitfield. Earned runs-Cincin-
natl (: Philadelphia. &. Sacrifice hits--Nc-
KcEcry. Paskert. Double piays--Groh. Wag
ntr and Mollwitz: Wagner. Herzog and Moll-
witz: Burns and Nlchon. Left on bases
Cincinnati. s: Philadelphia. g. First base
on eriors-Cincinnnti. !: Philadelphia. ..
nascs on bals--on McKenery. !: off Schnei-
der. !: off Dcmaree, 3 Hits-of Mckehery.
In = Ia innings; off Schneider. 3 in 2-5
innings: off Demarce. 10 In l-3 innings: off
RiNcy, in 20 inning. Struck out-hy Nc
Ecnery. /. by Schneider. {: by Dcmarce G:
by itixey. :. EMPIRES Riglcr and ,'ockill.
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PLAY HERE SATURDAY
DumbnrtOn Club to Play Country Club
OF Virginia Tennis Tenn

WASHINGTON. D. c.. August Is
me Dumbarton Club tennis team viii
journey to Richmond Saturday 70 meet
the squad representing the Richmond
country. Club. Six men will compose
the local aggregation of racketers. and
the singles and three in doubles. The
Dumbartons are to meet the Chevy
Chase Club in a return match Septem-
Der IL.
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totals ~ IL - !9 ? Tota,s... IN 10 - u 3
.E.nind for Benz In fNnrtetnth.

chicago ............00 $500 C00G5n 10,
Washington .......I 90 10 o q q O q al
Summary: Run,-Mocllcr Foster ':,. Can
all Henry. Mcbride. Johnson, Murphy. j.
canon. Collin. Three bnhn hit---Fostcr.
stolen hns"r-Aian '2), Gandil Murphy.
Earned runr.-ChicaRr. 1: Washington. Z.
SacTinch hi,s-Aoonta. Shanks Mcbride. J.
C.lliEy. Double play-Icnz 10 Weaver tn
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,TASDISG OF THE CLUBS

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Brooklyn mt Baltimore.
Buffalo at Newark.
Kansas City mt Pittsburgh.
st. Louis mt Chira 60.