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NEWPORT NEWS DISPUTES
TOP WITH ROCKY MOUNT
App1cgatc Is Driven to Cover by
Builders, Who Whitewash
TarhcclS.
TARs WIN PRETTY CONTEST
Petersburg Loses to Norfolk in
Ninth-inning Rally-Suifolll Beats
Portsmouth i'm Exciting Clash.
Pirates Play Under Protest.

ROCKY MOUNT. " c., June 90
driving the TarhcelS star slabman,
APPRECIATE, to the durout with five hits
ana six runs in the NTH frame, New
port News cvcncd up the series. win
hing the second game this afternoon by
a score of q to o. Such II downpour of
hits have not come this way off the
local SALESMAN during his career in this
league, and in the NTH four two bias G
hits. one single. coupled with two
passes. worked HIS undoiuG. O'Bricn
who went to the relief with a man
on third. yielded one more single and
another run before the session was
closed. In the seventh three more runs
were added on miscuc and three sin
giles off OBrien.
1t was decidedly an OF day with the
Tarhecls, who icldcd like fends fire.
Quently cutting Oft hits, hut who were
unable utterly TO connect in the pinChes
with mon in the paths. There were but
two Of Newport News hits that did not
have Il part in the scoring. The great
est crowd of the season overlooked the
stands and into the fields. The score
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MACK MAY SELL BARRY
Philadelphia Manager VIII Get rid of
High Suiuricd Players,

PHILADELPHIA, June 29-On the
heels OF the announcement that Pitcher
Bob Shawkey had been sold by the
Philadelphia Athletics to the New York
Americans came report to-day that
Shortstop Jack Barry. OF the former
worlds champions. is on the market
Barry has not played since June 10
because OF an injury. Manager Connie
Mack is in Washington. and other club
ofhcialS would not discuss the report
that he intends to sell Barry. 1t also
was reported Mack intends to get rid
of all his high-salaried men except pos
sibly "Stuffy" McInnis. first baseman;
Amos Strunk, outfielder, and one or
two others. The Athletics manager is
building up new team of young play
erS, and within the last few weeks
has added several young pitchers and
two or three inGclderS
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PLAY GAME UNDER PROTEST

SUFFOLK, VA, June 29.-Suffolk to-
dhE TOOK from Portsmouth n game full
OF thrills and exciting features by
heavy hitting, with Suffolk Il trifle in
the lead, by the score of to-. Mana
was necessary for the Tigers TO enlist
the services OF two to put the game on
the right side of the ledger. Ports
due 10 play in the first inning, which
viii hardly he seen again this season.
with Il man on first and second two
out Damrau hit hard TO short who let
1t get by him, sending Taguer past
third towards home. and Hurley past
second. Allen fcldcd the ball, then
threw Hurley out before he could get
back to the bag ut second. Umpire Nc
Gowan called on the scorer for n de-
cision as TO whether or not Taguer
scored before the last out was made.
In the opinion of the press box he had
not The score:
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JOHNNY EvERs GETS BACK
into CAME WITH BRAVES
Peppery Captain Of Boston Puts Tn
Usual Good Exhibition, Although
Moving With Difficulty.
DoUBLE-HEADERs ARE DIVIDED
Boston and New York and Pittsburgh
and st. Louis Split Even-Becker
Wins for Philadelphia by Hitting
for Circuit.

NEW YORK. June 29.-New York
made 1t four out of SIX from the Cham
pioh Bostons by dividing n double
header here to-day. New rorx won tho
nEst game 8 to .. and Boston got an
even break when Hughes shut out the
Giants IN the second game to 0. New
YORK won the first game when Rudolph
Weakened In the closing inning. sin
me winning run in the ninth. Captain
EVers returned to second base for Bos-
ton In the second game, IL being his
game since he broke Il bone i'm his left
ankle last April. Though moving
around with difficulty he played his
usual star game ut second and drove
out homo run. double and single.
Ills home run came with Hughes on
base, and resulted In Boston's victory.
EvcrS was served with a warrant
sworn out by Il spectator at yesterdays
game. who alleged he was insultcd by
the Boston captain. Score:
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
KAWS LOSE TO BROOKFEDS

HHookLlN. y. y. June o9.-Two
runs scored on Il stcl of home by
Cooper. which caused Cullop TO let loose
- Wild pitch, featured Brooklyn's VIC
tory over Kansas City to- day, to p
tmncran was found for nine hits. but
the visitors We're helpless when Il hit
meant tn" game. Fourteen visitors
were Icft on the paths. Chadbournes
running catch in the eighth inning of
"a long iiy from Smiths bat was the
neidIng feature.
Score by innings: II. IT, r
Kansas city 10000 0OOlI -2 8 3
Brooklyn ..03ln oio'--5 .
batteries: Cullop. Blackburn and
ElOMM. Eimmcrnm and l.nnh
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SECOND GAME.


5attcd for Collins in eighth
iEaitsd for Cooper In ninth.
5tan for Gibson In ninth.
SCOre by intInrs.
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WHITE SOX WIN

CHICAGO. June 2o.-For tho tb;rd
consecutive time a triple with men on
the bases clinched the game for Chica-
go to-day. The locals defeated 81.
Louis to 2. Faber made the triple in
the fourth inning after Roth and Scho lie
had walked. The locals took "A two
run lead in the initial inning when
John collin MS connected for Il double his
hrst MT In twenty times ut bat with
two men on.
George Sislcr, the University OF
Michigan recruit, played first base. lie
iicldcd well, made one hit and scored a
run. Austin argued with Umpire Chill
ton on a strike decision and was or
dcrcd out of the game. Score:
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Newport News, 10; Rocky Mount, o.
Suffolk, 0; Portsmouth, :.
Norfolk, 2; Petersburg, /,
STANDING OF CLUBS.
W. l.. Pct. ". g.. Pet.
" News IA % 500 Pctersh'g 90 20 .46i
X. Mount. 81 90 .506 Portsm'h 70 ~ .IiS
Norfolk 80 ~ .5l1 suffolk % 81 .39I
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Newport News ut Rocky Mount.
Portsmouth mt suffolk.
Petersburg AT Norfolk.
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CELEBRATE DONOVAN DAY

BOSTON. June o9-New York tied
the score in the ninth inning to-day
gained lead of one run i'm the tenth
put out two Boston batsmcn in the last
half of that inning. and then LOST the
game TO 3. Ruth had not allowed a
New York runner beyond second base
until the ninth. Boston scored the win
ming run on Speakers long hit to CEN
ter. his fifth hit in. as many times at
bat.
Five hundred enthusiasts came here
from Providence to celebrate "Rill
Donovan DaY." Governor Beckman and
Lieutenant Governor Sans Souci OF
Rhode Island. and Mayor Gamer, of
Providence, accompanied them. Score:
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TARS WIN IN NINTH

NORFOLK, VA, June 29-The Tars
evened the series with Petersburg this
afternoon. taking n wcll-rlaycd game
by 70 score. Foster. the locals
hard-hittinE outhelder. won the game
IN the eighth inning when he doubled
to the center field boards scoring stein
premier from second base. Weller
started the game for Norfolk and AL
lowed only three hits in the seven in
nrGs he worked. He was lifted in the
last OF the seventh 10 let a pinch hitter
bat, ana Cochran finished the game
not allowing man [" get on first
The score:
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brooklyn.
philadelphia.

Totals "a, 4i2 Totals n c q II ?
Score by innings r..
Brooklyn ........... J 0 o 0 o.
Philadelphia ........ o 0 0 J IS
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HAL CHASE BATS WELL

BUFFALO, June 29.-Hal Chase's bat
ting won the opening game of the So
ricS for Buffalo from St. Louis to-day,
To !. He made two homo runs the
irSt with one man on. His second
drive cleared the bleachcrs in deep
center by ten feet.
Score by innings: r. H. T.
St Louis. ......2 000o2 n0-4 Q
Buffalo .........l i20GO1 O.-5 6 o
BATTERIES: Groom, Watson, Wilt and
Hartley: Ford and Blair
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CARDINALS SPLIT BILL

ST. LOUIS, June 29.-The Cardinals
ana Pirats split Il double header to-day,
Pittsburgh taking the first to D and
losing the second to 4. The first game
was thrown away by Dolan. With a
five to four lead in the ninth and two
down. Dolan missed Hnchmans easy
fly, Wagner doubled. ticing the score,
VioX walked and Johnston doubled
Dolan muffed another fly from Schanr
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PITTSBURGH WINS

BALTIMORE, June o9.-Pittsburch
TOOK the opening game Of the series
from ,Raltimorc to-day. 7 to /. the To-
ca!s tally resulting from n homer over
IN" fence by Jacklitch. Eonctchy
started iIttshurGh's scoring with Il hit
over the fence.
Score by innings: r. H. Il
Pittsburgh OOo2O1losN7 ii
Baltimore .O0OOl onO O-i 4 4
Batteries iinetZcr ana Berry; Bailey
ana .IaCklitSCh
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NORTH CAROLINA LEAGUE

Welcher Henry CD, Tummel. Taguer.
Hurley. st. Martin, Damrau. Whitfield. Craft.
Two-ba hits-Wh ittcd Wc!ch.g. U"mc
runs Damruu. Whitfield. Guaiby. Henry.
Sacrifice hits-Allcn, ENrd. stolen bases
Hurley. ,rruscEer. Goalhy. Allen. Double
play-Taguer to Hurley. Struck out-by
CASTOR, =: by Ehrd, 81 10y W.lcher /; by
Craft. :. Base on halls-om Graft !: OF
Strain, .. Hit by p!tchcr-by CASTOR. .
IIits-on CASTOR. In l-3 innings, OF
Wclcher, : in Ia innings; of cart in
F.. 2S innings. Left on bases-Suffoik 5:
Portsmouth. >. Umpire-McGOwan. Ti.ne-
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BlSONS DEFEAT HUSTLERS

BUFFALO. y. Y. June 29-Buffalo
won the second game of their series
with Rochester to-day by n score of )
to > buffalo jumped into the lead in
the FIRST. when Jameson and McCarty
singled and scored on Channclrs triple.
iicrchc held them to only one addition
nj run until the seventh when, with
carlstrom on base. after 4 single Keat-
ing slammed out a home run counting
the final score. The score:
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Toronto


N"f" hN INNINGS: r.
Toronto .,....... o q ? q o n o.
Montreal ....... o | y o Ia
summary: Runs-Trout. kochnr Nash
" hii"man. Madden. Stolen bases Williams
Nash -. Whitcman Sacrifice hits-Wil-
ltains, Denmtt DcVlin. Whitcman SacrI-
lice ny-Nlmeida. Two-basc hits.-Wnrcs
Williams. pSNl!n t2l. Nash Homo .irs-
koch"r. Madden. Double plnys-Roth 10
Wares to luIuc: pcmmtt TO Manning to
Wares. struck out-by Manning. d by Full
lcrton 3 Bases on halls-Cr Manning 3:
OF Fullerton. :. Left on bases-roronto
70: Montreal. 70. T!me-2:i5. I'm pircs-Hurt
ANA Brown.
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rennl. Tourney n. Fredericksburg

= IN n 81 RI, VA, juno 2
in the hnal contest in the tenn
tournament here yesterday afternocj
MIS- j. l.. Savage defeated Mrs. NJ.
C"roin and was awarded the trorj
silver cup. Robin Robb, of Port r
a. defeated Stuart Williams. OF
CITY, In the contest for men and
awarded n silver cup. These
were formally presented nj n
at the Princess Anne Hotel last -
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SECOND GAME.
Totals ga n I'll . Totals

'Eatted Tor Fcrritt IN rinth.
Boston ................ o O . o o.
New York ........... ~ o 0 %
summary: Runs -Evcrs. Hughes. Two
base hits-Evers. Gilbert. Home run
Evers. stolen btsc-Merkle. Earned runs
BOSTON. >. Double plays-Doylc and Merklc
go: Grant. DOYLE and Mcrklc: Meyers and
Merkle Let on h,scs-N-w York :: Bos-
ton. $. i3escs on ba!is-or Perrtt I. Struck
out-by P-rritt. {; By Hughes. 8. Cinrircs-
R!rler and Hart. Tim.-i:3j
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BECKER WINS GAME

PHILADELPHIA, June ga home
In the fourth inning, proved the turn
ing point of to-day's game with Brook
lyn. Philadelphia winning to 4. Dell
weakened in the fourth when the home
team tied the score, and was taken out
In the NTH, being succeeded by Apple
ton. The home team won in the sew
enth on Bancrofts double Whitfield S
sacrifice and an out. Score:
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FEDS AFTER NEW YORK
EciiuI In l.nilu1l

NEW YORK June 29.--Jarncs A. Gill
more, president OF the Federal League
~ the close OF n meeting here attended
bounced tonight that plans had been
completed TO put team In New York
ready has been arranged, no said
According to GiGlmorc's statement,
Boston men have asked tho Federal
League TO add that city to it's Circuit
Bids already havo been made for a.
Boston franchise, 1t was said.
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HOMER STOPS LONG GAME

MONTREAL. QUE. June 29.-Catcher
Maddcn'S home run over left field fence
made on second ball pitched in elcv-
cnth inning. broke up to-day's game
with Toronto and gave the Royals an
even break on tho series. Kochcr the
Toronto catcher, gave tho Leafs a lead
in the fifth with u homo run drive. Tho
locals tied il up in tho sixth on two
bases on balls and Dcvlin's two ba Sc
hit score
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JOE BOEHL|NC HANDS OUT
NINE BLANKS TO MACkMEN
Athletics Can't Hit Richmond Thun-
derbolt, While Griffmen
Pile Up Score.
YANKS LOSE OUT IN TENTH
Red SoN Beat New York After Two
Men Were Out-Triple With Men
on Bases Gives White Sox Third
Consecutive Game Over Browns.
YANKs LOSE OUT IN TENTH

WASHINGTON June 29.-Wa shinC-
ton battcd Wyckon and Davies hard
to-day, while BoehlinS was invincible,
and the locals shut out the Athletics s
to o. 1t was the last game of tho
series making it three out of four for
shinEton. Score:
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st. Louis.
Rated for Hamilton in eighth.
tWcaNer ont. Int by hattcd ball.

tWcaVer ont. Int 10y hattcd ball
Score by innings: r.
St. Louis ............ o o %
Chicago .............. o -
Summary: Runs-Sislev. &. Walker T.
Collins Fourier. Roth. Schalk. Two la Sc
hits. Collins Sho;tnn. Three base hit
IHah"r. stolen bases-C Walker. l.. Walker
Earned runs-ChicaEo. {; ST. Louis :. Sac-i-
nee hits-Fabcr. G. Walker, l.. Collins. Dou-
bile play. Collins Fournior Left on,
has"s-ChcaGu. {: St Louis g. Bases on
"als.oh faher. >; on Hamilton. s. Hits
OFT Hamilton. m innings: of Peruvian.
In inning. liit hy pitchcr-bv Hamilton
tWcavcn. Struck out-hy Fuhcr =; by
Hamilton. !. Wild pitchcs-Fabcr C2D. I'm
Hircs-Chi.l and Evans Tinp-l.i-
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giving four runs. The Carolina
ed Cooper In the second, Mile
n triple and Il homer.
FIRST GAME.
Pittsburgh,

Totals 30 l3 - 10 l Totals 30
Har for Gibson IN NTH
IBatteu FOR Councilman in eighth
Score by innings:
Pittsburgh .......... 10 100
i<OuiS .-..-.-...... W VI q o.
summary: Runs-carey Collins. |
Hinchman co. Wagner. Viox. Jnhnsto|
yer. Long. Doian. Beck. Snyder. ri
hlts-Wilson. Snyder. Baird. HIM
Earned runs-pittsburgh. 3. Sacrificed
Collins. Meadows, Dolan. Long
hases-Pittshurgh. 10: st. Louis. 8.
base on errors-St. Louis, /: Pittsb,i
Snse on haiis-'of Hartman. 5; on
doWs' o; off Consciman. .. Hits-ofI
non. In innings: OFF Conzeiman.
innings: on Adams. In . Inning.
out-by Harmon. /: by Meadows.
Councilman, !: by Adams. . Umpire.
and Ouigley. Timc-2:i5.
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Petersburg ....,..... o q o q O o.,
Norfolk ............ g : 0 O o o -
summary: Runs-FrancSco, Steinbren-
ncr F"lcs. Stolen bases-Tnrasher Stein
hrenner. Foster. Long. Francisco. Simmons.
Sacrifice htts-McMahon. Donovan. Two
base hits-Spcnccr. Foster. Double plays
francisco to Porray To Long to Barnett to
simmons to Calder 10 Long. Innings pitched
by Weller. Iits-On Weller. 3. Base
on halis--"h Weller. 3; of Porray. 3. Struck
"ut-hy Porray, !: by Weller. J. Wild pitch
Weller. Passed hall-Stewart. LIFT on
MISUNDERSTANDING, C. Norfolk. D. Time of
Sauc-l:3a Tmpirc--Cullcn
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Rochester.
Totals ..oa . :, le o Totals 81 n

Rochester .....,...... q o O-e
summary: Runs -Giihooley. Carls,-o,N
M"'arty. ChannelI. Heating iIolke Priest.
Earned runs Rochester. ,, Huailo. l. Ease
on balls on licrChc, :; of Budcr. !, struck
ont by li"rche. 2: by Bader. 2. Home run
Heating. TEr"c-bas hits-Channell Priest
Snrrtnc" hit-ludEc stolen bas-s-Prics;
McCnrty. iioikc. Left on bases Rochester
:; Buffalo. /. Dou hle play-NicCarty TO
Judge. li!t by pitcher-by Herche IGiIo
no"'eyp. Umpircs- Mullen and Eckmnn.
Zine. 10.
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''s'iN ~ VI Id sSO
'Bnttcd for Dunn In the ninth.
Halted for FcNvstcr In the ninth.
+Iinn for Jordan in ninth.
RICHMOND 900 10000 . 90 o.
Ncwnrk ...... .1O1 1000 q o OF 60
Summary: TwO-bnsc hits-Ecw-
stcr. Wittcr. Meadows. Kraft. Three
base hits-rnmm. Arrngon. Sncri-
flee hits-'rOOIcy, Jordan. stolen
baScS-tnituhan t2D, ArrnEOn, Too
Icy CD. Double pIny-Iumm to
T00irE to Kraft. Bases on bnIlS-by
O'Bricn. .; by Inzcmunn, q. Battcrs
hit-by EnZcmanu. Bates. struck
nut-by o'iiricn. .; by Enzcmunn, =.
Wild MISUNDERSTANDING. Left on
bnSes-itichmond, y; Newark, q.
Time Of gnnie. 2:35. UmpircS, Car
pcntcr and Clcnry.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
New York Mt Brooklyn.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh ut st. Louis.
Chicago mt Cincinnati
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NEWFEDS LOSE TO WHALES

defeated Newark here to-day, / to O.
S"or" 10y innings: r. H. f.
chicago ......00l 900 0n0--i o
Newark o o u o u u q %
Batteries: Brown and Fischer, Nose
Icy and Harden
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FIRST GAME.
ltais az Coz l. . To,als

Totals ..22 G'2i l. Totals "a II !
'onc out when winning run was scored.
rEttted Tor stroud I'm eighth.
Rated for SChauer In ninth.
Score by innings: r..
Sew York ........... o "a
summary: Rurs-Srn,th. Maranville. Ncr-
XII" tei. Rnhei ton. Two base htts-MerEle,
schmidt. Fitzpatrick. Earned runs-Doston n.
,: New York, 3 Sacrifice hit--Schmidt.
Loft on haScS-Ncw York. {. Boston. s.
FRS, hhss on errors-New York. !. Base OF,
balls--or Rudolph. :. Iiits--on Stroud. In
Innings; 90 Schauer. In inning Struck
"ut--by Rudolph. 7: by Stroud, 4 Wild pitch
m.,.Rudo!ph: umDircs--kigler and Hart.
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Pittsburgh .. n n (,
81; Loiis ............ 3 o o 0
summary: Runs-Carey. H,nchman vi
Wagner. Butter Long. Miller t0, WilJ
Mo- Inse hit-l.ong. Three base hits-Al
wilson, Carey. Home run-AIil]
Earnci rnnS-PittsburEh. :: ST. Louis.
Hh'''n'" hitT-Dolan, i3reck. Johnston G.
son. Left on Pittsburgh. 6. 81 I n,
w. trS, hhse on errors-Pittsburgh . ri
On ha!IS-oH cooper, > Eits-on Robins
IN innings none OUT In eighth.
GFiner. In Innings. Struck ou,-by Grin
!: ny Robinson. 3; by Cooper. !? Umpi
-ortE ana ouiGlcy. Timc-i:i5
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Philadelphia.
WasIiingtnn.
SCOrc hy inninrs:

. sN'OFH ny lNnlnES: r
Washington ......... o i 5 IS
summary: Runs-ConnoIly 90. Foster
Milan, Eandi: Nc Bride, Bochling. Two
pas. hit-Ro hing. Three base hits-Mc-
innis, Shanks. Walsh. Stolen hasn-NIilan
Earned rmns-on Wyckom. 3: off Davies. J.
sacrifice hit Shanks. Left on baAes-phila-
'ciphla WASHINGTON. O. Base on halls.
on WyckoT. !: off Davies. :; off RochIinc, l.
hits-oh Wrckof. H. . innings; off Davies.
IN innings. Rnlk-Dnv!es Struck out
by Wyckon. .; ty Roehlinr. l. Passed
hhli-l;.rp. Gmpircs-O' l.oughlin and Hide
brand. Tims-l:SO " ''-
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Ga;y Rancro,, 1yhi,,ed 'crawa,I occwsr'
Nichon. Two base hits-Daubert, Niehor
i2). Bancroft. Home run-Becker. Stolen
bnscs-Wheat. Cu;shaw. Getz. Earned runs
brooklyn, 2: Philadelphia. ). Sacrifice hits
% Mara. Chalmers Waited. I.uderus
Double play-BanCrCft ana I.uderCs Left
on bases-Br ook!yn. :: Philadelphia. I.
First base on errors-BrookIyn. l. Rase on
halls-on Deli, 3. OF Appleton. !: OF Chal-
mers. l. !iits-ofi Dell in "a innings:
off Appleton. in l-3 innings. Struck out
Dell Umpires--Byro nand Eason. Time--
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Baseball Results
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

nings).J
Montreal. 8; Toronto, eleven inninEs)
Buffalo, 8; Rochester, 2.
Jersey Chy-PrOvidcnce (postponct1).
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Chicago mt Newark.
Kansas City at Brooklyn.
! Pittsburgh nj Baltimore.
ST, Louis nj Buffalo
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Washington, &; Philadelphia, o.
Chicago. 1; st. Louis. 2.
Boston, 4; New York, 3 Ucn innings).
Detroit Cleveland train).
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New Yorl;


TWO out Whon Winning run was scored.
tHattcd Tor Hartzcl in ninth.
:Ehn for RRnman in ninth.
Stated for Thomas In tenth.
'iattcd for Ruth In tenth.
Score by innings: r.
New YORK ........ O o . Ia
Boston $50. ...... a! 9 q "a
Summary: Runs Maisel. Daley. Caldwell
Hooper. Wagner. Janvrin. 1ienrtkscn. Two
base hits-Miscl. Janvrin. High. stolen
bases-Daiey. Wagner Sacrifice hits-Wag
ner. Lewis. Mullen. Double play--Roonc and
Mullen. Left on bascs-Ncw York To- Bos-
ton. 6. First base On errors-New York l.
t'1Sc on halls-on Caldwell. 3. off Ruth l.
struck out-by Caldwell. 3; bv Ruth e. I'm
iircs-Dircen and Naliin Time-2:cc
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Run Real IIorse nnce

NEW YORK, June 29--Thcy staged
n real horse ra &C to day ut Aqueduct, in
by nod from Stromboli, which, was an
inch or two ahead OF Harmontcon.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Newark Mt RICHMOND.
! Providence mt Jersey City.
Rochester at Buffalo.
Toronto Mt Montreal
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Newport News -. o o . o Z do
Rocky Mount ....... . 0 o 10
summary: Runu-Smith (2) Bunting
Walker, Crist. carnes 60. Noltz. iiasson
Hamilton Loft on ba$es-Newpo:5 News
T. Rocky Mount S. Stolen bases-Slnith =:
bunting. Walters. Sacrifice hits-Goosctrec
Clrlch. Sacrifice ny--Hasson. Two base hits
-Carncs. Hamilton. Smith. Crist l:Isol
Gray. Double plays-Crist to Bunting 10
Carnes 90: Hunting to Carnes. Base hits
OH APPRECIATE. In { Is innings Struck
out-hy AppioGate. ); by OF rien by
Hamilton Base on halls-om Applegat".
pitchcr-by Hamilton IRyanI. Time OF game
-,i:io MISUNDERSTANDING and Bussie Niten-
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WHERE THEY rLAY TODAY.
Washington mt New York.
Philadelphia ut Boston.
ST. Louis ut Chicago
(Oniy three schedulcd.)
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the inning, ending the longest confess
of the local season.
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To the creditors Of w, 7. u
SON, OF Richmond. in the
or Henrico, and district aforI
Bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that
2Sth day Of June, A. D.
the said w. ]. WOODSO}
duly adjudicated BANKRUPT, and
first meeting Of his creditors
held I'm my office. Rooms No. 500,
American National l5ank
Richmond, Va. on the 10TH
JULY, a. 10. 1915. at I'D
In the forenoon. at which
said creditors may attend, pr
claims, appoint a trustee. es4a
bankrupt. and transact such OF
ness as may properly como be
meeting.
Juno 20. 1915. -
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY

GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York, 3; Boston. 9 (irst game).
Boston, =; New York. o tsecond game).
Philadelphia, 3; Brooklyn, 4.
Pittsburgh, 4; ST. Louis. ) tirst gamc).
81. Louis, g.; Pittsburgh, 1 (second gamc)
Cincinnati Chicago truin).