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.PH|LL|Es WIN DOUBLE B|LL|
GET IN FINAL HARD WORK
BEFORE WORLDS SERIES
Braves Clinch Second Place. Sending
Gfnnts to Cellar with
Two ShutOuts

PHILADELPHIA, October 6.-Phila-
delphia got In its final hard work for
the worlds series this afternoon when
BROOKLYN was defeated in both games
OF a uble-hcader by scores Of to 6
ana 10 =. Demaree, Mayer and
Alexander worked in the order named
IN the first game. Demaree was hit
hard I'm one inning. Mayer yielded only
one hit in four. and Alexander taking
q one. inning workout and being hit for
two singles.
Cravath made his twenty fourth
home.run drive of the season. but did
not play in the second contest. Hard
hitting i'm the third inning Of tho
Closing event gave the home team the
victory. Both managers made nu-
mcrous changes in the lineup. Moran
desiring to give his substitutes A
chance in case of an emergency i'm the
games with the Boston Red Sox for
the worlds title. The scores:
FIRST GAME
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
VIRGINIA SQUAD AT WORK
ON SLIPPERY GRIDIRON
varsity Eleven Fails to Show Any Ma
terfni Improvement I'm Offensive
Movements.
Especial to The Times-Disnatch.l

lSItVldl 10 l ne / INES DlSD1 tCn.
CHARLOTTESNILLE VA, October
6.-pespite the continued rains. Vir-
ginia's football team worked out for
two hours this afternoon on Il slippery
gridiron. and tho players found il diff
icult t. keep their footing In the
daily scrimmage with the scrubs. the
varsity failed to show any material
in offcnsc. Spar and
Anderson gave a rather poor exhibit
ton of blocking the opposing ends
boatwriSht was especially hard TO get
out of the way. The work Of the reg
ular forwards was also off color. Cal
houn. on tn" scrubs, kept Captain Cole
man and Stuart on the jump, frequent
ly getting through the line. Whit
moro also broke through Tom Coleman
on NOR" than one occasion and Sma Sh-
ed plays before the backs could get
under way. Darlington, the Ha mpdcn-
sidney quarter, altcrnated with Rerke-
Icy and made several substantial
gains. Luck. formerly of Vanderbilt re-
joined the scrubs and proved a clever
defensive half. Two touchdowns We're
scored by tho varsity, both being made
by Ed Anderson, who once circled right
end for fifty yards.
Preceding the ScrimmaEe both sets
of ends. Ward and Stillwcll and Pace
and White, We're drilled for twenty
minutes in getting down under punts
Thurman spent some time in practic-
ing placing his punts. but made no
efforts at dropkicking.
"Zceke" Randolph. backneld man
of two years ago, Joined the coaching
squad to remain month.
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POOR CARD Is RUN OFF
AT LAUREL RACE COURSE
Four Long-Distnnce Rncea md Two
UnintcrcStinE Sprints Compose
Events.
LSrccial do The Times.Dispatch.l

LAUREL. MD, October Ga poor
card was run off ut the Laurel course
to-day, there being no special feature
to the bill. Four long distance races
Perhaps the best Number Of the day
was the fifth event. when VIVA re-
Bedwell put mis- consistent flly. Golden
List. over at a nice price. The filly
shot to the front at the drop OF the
barrier and retained her position until
the winning wire was reached sky
Pilot WAS second and Greetings third.
Dartworth won the last number on
the card bv i nose from Luther, tho
faVorite. Hhc former opened up n lead
OF ten lengths in the stretch. but was
stopping at every jump. and in another
five yards Luther would have won
Phil MusgraNc won his second race
OF the meeting to-day with his newly
purchased All Smiles Eagle was
second and Marshon third Buxton
claimed a foul against tho winner, but
the Judges decided otherwise
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RED SOX TAKE BOTH

NEW YORK. October G.-Thc new
Boston champions had Il fine workout
to-day, and defeated New York in both
sections OF "a double hcadcr. the scores
being 10 0 and 1 TO . Manager
Carrigan worked out four Of his lead
shore, Leonard, Wood and MAYS held
me New lorks TO three hits and struck
out twelve men. shore pitched ONLY
one inning anu struck out three men
hcing the only player to hit n toni
wood worked in the fourth. fifth and
sixth innings and allowed two hits and
STRUCK out three men. In the second
game Ruth and Triple were invincihle
for four innings. after which horh
weakened. Triple did not permit n hit
!pr lNc innings, but allowed nine in
the last four. The scores: "
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AMERICANS WIN GAME
Chicago Club Downs National I,cnpue
Team In First OF City
Series

CHICAGO, October 6.-Thc Amerl-
can League Club drew first blood over
their National League rivals for the
championship OF Chicago to-day, by
winning the first game, to 3
SIN innings, striking out eight of his
opponents. hut he weakened in tho
seventh and lost the game In that
inning he was touched for five hits
one OF which was Il triple by Eddie
collins. and ncttcd the Americans four
runs and the game
Score by innings: r TT T.,
chi. Nationals 3 o | q q n O---5 II q
Chi. Americans. o o o 2OOi3 80 II n
Batteries: Vaughn. IIumphrics and
hrcsnahan. Scott, Russell and Schalk,
Mayer.
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MICHIGAN OPENS SEASON
Defeats Lawrence College In First
tame by Running Up Score OF
I'd to q.

Ann ARBOR, MICH, October c.
to-day by defeating Lawrence College.
of Appleton. Wis. 80 to o. in a ragged
game. The Wolverines lacked aggres-
siveness and poor blocking on offense
cost them several touchdowns. Law
renee never threatened seriously to
score In the last quarter the visitors
attempted a goal from the middle of
the field. but 1t fell short.
Maulbetsch. the Michigan star tore
through the Lawrence line for big
gains and scored three Of Michigan's
six touchdowns. a few minutes before
the game ended, Hildner intercepted n
forward pass and sprinted thirty
yards; Zeiger then went over.
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FREDERICKSBURG RACES
Weather Clenr and Good Crowd Secs
Four Events mt Fredericks-
burg Fair.
Especial to the Times-Dispatch.1

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. October 6.
Weather cleared this afternoon and
n good crowd attended the Fredcrjcks-
burg Fair. The management decided
to continue the fair over Friday to
make up for loss from the bad weather.
Harry Crcssden, birdman. made a
splendid flight with his aeroplane He
was in tho air for fifteen minutes
Race results:
Half dash. purse SS0-A. p.
SImpson. Canary Bird, won: Frank G..
Moncure. Chat than Jim, second: Louis
Moncure. Gray Jacket. third.
county race. half-mile dash-Louis
Mohcurc. Monarch. won: George +.
FREEMAN, Romeo. second
scrub race--A r. Sullivan, Forever
won: Taylor Cooper. Brooks. second
Mule race--John Hudson, Polk Mil
Ter won; James Hudson, Jack, second
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GIANTS IN LAST PLACE

BOSTON. October 6.-Two runs won
two games and clinched second place
Tor the Braves to-day, and also settled
.nc chants III last place for the season
hughes allowed New York only two
nuts in the first game. one a scratch
iiimero, recruit pitched we'll until
the ninth, when Ciowdy's donnie was
converted into a run.
me second game was finished in one
nnour and seven minutes, n local record
lot me season. The Braves tallv
Wnich came in the sixth inning grew
out OF Tcsrcau's only pass. scratch
SinsIe sacrifice hit and a sacrifice
ny. The scores:
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READY FOR BLUES
Williamsburg Indians VIII Mc.t uI.,
'"""d soldiers on Cridiron
on SATURDAY.
~. p'ciol to tn" Times Dispatch.

w lIllAMSECRG. VA. Oc,ohnr
N,b0" on Cary field has produced
go" results his week, SO far as new
iI.,y,..s to.4iSG.ccrned William ana
"%TE IN order 20 get In tho h"st nos
.hI" form for tho Richmond RIune
n I'l, on Snmrday I'll" Indians he be-
,,iiv'e, ,lina!t ihey VIII take tho scalp of
tussl, 'i'"'" !Vciy
.Irrimnagins has been INDUCED in
nsht!y. but heavier work viii he the
Hd"Gf ram today ana tomorrow. Yes
scrirrmag"d ,wcniy-fvc minutes '' ibn
EEarf1'E scoring It touchdown and a
be- '. game with tho Blues is tho las,
snir series which commences on Gr,n
Der L.. ON 'cVo-
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Totals. 80 ~ Totals II - "A
Rated for Mails in ninth.
fbattcd for Mayer In eighth.

" THT'TIIEF- r
brooklyn .......-........4 n q Is
Phia delphia ...........o q : , n "a
summary: Runs-o'Mara. Daubert Steugcl
Cu'snaw Myers. Getz. Bancroft ta) Pask-
SiaFcr. Two base hits-Daubcrt. St"nEcl
Sutshaw. Whittcd. Home rnns-- Cravath
maEer Earned runs-Rrooklyp. &: Phiialel-
nhia. S. Double play-Cntshaw and pn,Ibcrt
Len on bas"s--RrOoblyn. &. PhiiadeIphin ;
RaseS on baiis-on Mails. 4: of MAYER L
Hts-on Marquard. In : innings: Off Mills
In innings: OF Dcmarcc. in . innings.
oil Mayer, in innings: off Alexander in
inning. Hit by pitCher-hy Mayer, lCut.
shaw. struck out--hy Marquard. !: ty
Mails ?: hy Mayer. ! Wild pitch~s-ATar-
guard, Mails Passed ball-Ru,ns. EMPIRES
RIglcr and o'Day. Time. lao -
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ST. LEGER HANDICAP
ThIrty-Fwo Nominations Are Made for
Historic Event TO-Dny Mt
Churchill Downs.

LOUISVILLE. KY, October C.
Thir;y-two nominations have been
made for the historic st. Lcger handi-
cap to be run at Churchill Downs to-
morrow. Tho race first was run on
this course in the spring of 1878. IT
is for three ycar,olds and upward AT
two miles and a quarter, and is worth
approximately $4,000. Hodge, w. j.
bile Mamie Hodge gelding, which car
ried 1875 pounds to victory a week ago
ron ,He IN ine s. cup cr VII hnNe up
He comedies all the other possible
starters from nineteen to thirty eight
nonnlQ
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Charged with Di.ordcrls Conduct.

Following a complaint 10 the sheriff.
Office Tuesday night by Mrs Roy
CabcN, three ncgrocs-Frank Brant
Marie Chester and Bessie Thornton
were arrested yesterday afternoon by
Policeman John +. Shoemaker. of Hem
rico. on the charge OF disorderly con-
duct on the premises OF Mrs Cabcll. at
Dumbarton Each OF the negroes was
bailed by Magistrate II. s. Sunday in
the sum of $50 for his appearance to-
morrow. The warrants were issued by
Magistrate 7. j. Purycar
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81. Louis Teams Tic,

ST. LOUIS, October 6.-Thc second
game OF tn" city series. a scesaw af-
ialr' was called on account of dark
ness in the twelfth inning, just after
the Americans had tied the score for
the third time to-day. The score was
TO 2.
score by innings: II. II e
Americans o o0ol0oO1 oO1-a s /
iiattcr!es: Amcs and Snyder; Nc
Cabc, Hamilton and Agnew.
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Goyernnr EIrlder Gnlf place.


TNV"NlaI 70 n. 7 IIil.s- DlSONtC IL
NEW YORK. October 6-Govcrnor
Fielder, OF New Jersey. proved his
worth as a golf player to-day, when
he won a special tournament ut the
ArCola County Club. Ills score for the
round was SIS. but by virtue Of n four
handicap. made an 81 net; This score
only tied him with Judge Frank l..
Taylor, who made 81 without handicap
the second extra hofc by running down
q twcnty-foot mutt
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CHICAG Octobc" 6.-Charles
Weeghman, president OF tho Chica go
club of tho Federal League. day re-
ceived reply to his telegram challeng-
ing the winners of the American and
National League pennantS for n series
to settle the worlds championship ti:le
I'm major-lcague baseball August
Hermann. chairman OF tho National
Commission, in replying to the chal-
To his colleagues FOR their information
and consideration"
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VISIT WEST END CLUB
MarkSmrn of H0peyvciI VIII Pny Wis.
IL to Local Enthusiasts on
SATURDAY,.

Pont Trap and Gun Club, OF Hopewcli.
has notified the West End Gun Club
that the city Point marksmen will Wis
II Richmond on Saturday afternoon to
shoot with tho local enthusiasts a few
weeks ago members OF the West End
Club shot with the du Pont Club at
Hopcwell
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SECOND GAME.
HhiInflnlnt
Totals....2i I - 1 Totals....2 227 -
'Battcd for Bentley in seventh.

SCORE by innings. r.
Philadelphia ..........O q o q n n /: o.
Washington ............n q q q q q q a. q
summary: Runs-SchHuE. Struuk. McIn-
MS. Perkins. Three base hii-SchanC stolen
haScs-C. Milan. Strunk. Earned rurs-Philu-
delphia. = Sacrifice hits-N"ff. Strunk. jam
icSon Myers Double play-ShankS. Foster
ana Judge. Left on 9-Philat.lph!a q
Washington. S. First base on crrurs-phiIn.
dclphia. >: NashinGton. /. Bases on balls
:. lits-on Bentley. in Innings: of
BoehiinE in innings. Struck ou;-bv
Myers 10: by Bochinr. :. Wild pitch
Myers. Passed bali-Wiiiiams I',urirc
O'l.uuEhlin Time LIN ' - -
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NEW YORK. october Ga work
out on Friday morning preceding the
first gam" ui tine worlds baseball
CHAMPION snip viii be rnc only oppor,
UNITY the Boston Americans viii have
FOR practice on the fold Of tn" Phila-
delrila N"tonals owing 10 the post
poncln"nt ~ F"stcroay.s game between
INC Ne" N'ik and Boston American
League cluhs ~ win be necessary FOR
the Red SoE and The Yankees 10 play
to-mofT"W ~ order TO complete their
schedule
>, William Narrtran. manager OF tn"
Hosion club. had not disclosed to-day
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-! ISEt lIGH. October G.-Prcsident
.'"cy pr'yiuss announced lato to-
IIny ,nat he Pittsburgh National
l4rnE H" !hh hHd signed Catcher Fred :
crick ". Blackwell % Inc i.cYinp-
Ion tky) Club. Of the Ohio State
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New York .............n q q n n n A. a
Boston ..................0 q n n 81
Summary: Run-Moran. Three hit
Naranville. Stolen baSe-poylA. Sacrjfc, nv
-Magee. Sacrifice hit-Compton Left or
haSes-New York. 10: Boston. 8. Bases on
hausIen Raglan. ?: of Tesrcau. |. Struck
out by Itagan. {: by Tcsreau = MILD
pitcheH-hx Tcsrenu. .. Empires, Klein and
Cockill Time. i:G7.
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ROADS WILL RECOVER
GROUND LOST LAST YEAH

AT this rate. the railroad officials
say, the Indications for the fall AMI
winter months arc bright as the
showing made during the nrst two
months OF the fiscal year both the
Chesapeake and Ohio and the Norfolk
and Western VIII recover all Of the
ground lost during the last fiscal year.
The report or tho Seaboard Air Line
Tor August shows a decrease Of S23,7iT
IN net earnings from the total for ths
same month last year. Tho statement
shows an Improvement over the report
for July. the decrease in net earnings
for the two months being sT3,s37
For the fourth week IN september
the estimated earnings Of the South.
crn Railway were si.727.l52: last year,
3l,,i9.isO; decrease. t22.O2S
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BOSTON, october t. Encouraged by
The showing Of the Red t,uy ,wfrlnrs
inN,h" games with New York today.
the gambling element In this citv Ia
night again offered odds on "a Hueion
eight were the figures most frcGucn,ly
mentioned about town, with "A fair ID
mHnd for the short end by phllndol-
ph!a supporters. Odds Of ton TO goycn.
offered week ago, had Disappeared
yesterday, when even money was tho
general proposition, but tO-day's
games In New York apparently did
much TO restore confidence In the Red
Sox.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY,
New York at Boston.
Philadelphia mt Brooklyn.
$50 others schc duicd }
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TWO TRUNK LINES MAKE |
GOOD AUGUST SHOWING
Norfoik and Western and Chesapeake
and Ohio Report Substantial
Gains In Net Income.
FREIGHT REVENUES BETTER
Seaboard Air Line Earnings Show
Decrease of $23,717, While South.
ern's Earnings for Fourth Week in
September Shrink S22,O2S.

improvement in business conditions i'm
tho territory traversed by the Nor
folk and Western and the Chesan.at.
ana Ohio is indicated by the financial
reports OF these two railways for tho
month OF August. Compared with tho
showing made In August, 1914. when
depression in commercial affairs duo
TO the war In Europe first became de-
cidcd. the reports are considered re-
markably good.
Freight revenues show big gains, but
'here is no especial improvement in
passenger earnings. although the de-
crease is not so great as In compsra
tive statements OF previous months
Expenses are being held down, espe-
cial!y in the operating departments
WIN the result that the percentag. Of
gum IN net income is particularly
striking
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,In,'I.."Y IT ;,E|It ~ EVN'nVH'
Slated for Gnllia in ninth.
Sror" ~ innings Z.
Philadelphia ...........l o ; . a.
Washing ............2 o o o.
summary: Runs Schung t2,. M"Inuis, Ma
lone kopt ca, Foster go, IL Milan. Henry.
Nv base hiis-Mcinuis, Judge II Milan.
Three base hits-SChang. l.app. Stni"n base
,-kopf. Earned runS-ihilaCc lphia. .: Wash
inEton :. Sacrifice hit-Strunk Sacrifice
hy-Strunk. l.app. Double play--Damrau.
Kept and Malone; OldruE. kopt. Malone
aud 1app. Left on bases Philudc phia. :;
Washington, 8 Bases on halls--on Richard
son. ,. off Ayers !. Gits-of Richardson's. g
in innings; of Norrisette, : in innings. off
Ayers u III : innings: OFF Gallia. 0 In >
innings Hit hv ritchcr-by Ayers, Gto7D.
by Gaila =: by Nor risct;c . I-InpIrr
y ] DIR him. Time.
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Tran for Gowdy I'm ninth
Score by innings: II
New York ..............o n 90
Boston ..................0 o o 0 q Ii
summary: Run--Eoliins Two base hits
rlt%patrtck. Gowdy. Left on bnsos-Eew
YORK. 3; Boston. - Bases on balls-on Pal
nero l. His by pitcher-Maranviilc. Fitz-
patrick. Fletcher. Struck out--by Palnrro
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Advcrtiscrs' Club to Meet.

AZ tho meeting and luncheon OF the
Richmond Advertisers Club this at
,crnoon. Fred Dapprich will speak On
How TO Criticize a Piece OF Copy"
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN
ENJOYS GOOD INCuEkSE

For August the Norfolk and West
ems operating revenues increased
S':3,o25. or Is pcr cent over those oc
IN" same month last year. whilo
operating expenses increased only
Per cent The operating income gained
more than 100000. and the net in
come went from sl.oi4.7l2 to 3l.534la2.
4 gain OF - per cent.
The Norfolk and Westerns report for
inc t"o months ending August IL
shows an increase in net income OF
Sl,nio.S't. or 81 per cent.
The net income OF the Chesapeak.
ana ONO ior August shows a gain %
50 per cent over that OF August. 1914
result. from s3e3.s62 TO s70s,l2i Thu
operating revenues increased nearly
100000. or IL per cent, whie III,
operating expenses increased per
cent.
For tho two months. ending August
81. the Chesapeake and Ohios net in.
come Increased llo per cent over that
OF the same period last year. co!n:
from '5jo.l52 to sl.2O2,29l The operat.
.nE revenues in that period gained
$4,000. and thct expenses increased
SISl,-25 or per cent.
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III 7 NJ SIVTtS
FIRST t..tNIl:
Totals....%l q II Totalsc. 2 - !"
-8Attcl Tor Gnincr In nlnth

Stated FOR Gamer In ninth.
BOSTON ............ n n n n p ~
New York ..... q u n n n
summary; Runs-Scott Lewis. rwo-hasc
Double plays Barry. Scott ana Gamer,
3nnin"M, P"Cklnpaugh ana Pipp Lett on
va Ne" "ik: = BOSTON, T. Firs, base
On 'Fio:s-Ncw York. &" Bases on bYIls-nn
,u;,,.nard' !! of Mogridsc, !: off Russell
'rS-"u Sh"r". In inning, of Leonard
.. innings OF WOOD. in 5 innings: on
,r"ES,". IN innings; of Mocridsc In !
.I.lIsS. OIL Russell In innings IN hy
itN't'i - "y Mays. ,Honcl. struck o,,t
~ Sh't"' 3; 10y Leonard 3; by WOOD, hv
,M,"E> = BY Mugridsc, . IviId pitrhasy
III No. ,o russell tmprcs Nn!!in ana Evans.
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HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

Boston. !: New York. O (flrst camel
Bn>ton. j: New York. (second gamc)
philadelphia. 8; Rroolilyn. O (iirst gup,e).
Philadelphia. 81 Brooklyn (sccond
camel.
tSO others schedued)
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SECOND GAME.
Totals. ..32 ~ 10 4! Totals

Philadelphia ...........0 o -
summary: RuDs-Olson Gctz Stock Dam
croft Bcckrr. Two base hitS-Stock. Ran
croft, l.uderus. Nichon. Home run--Gety
Be, ker, earned runs Brooklyn. !: PhiIadel.
nhif :" stolen bases-StcnEel t2D. Wheat
HeckeI Double plays-Durev. stock ard
luderIs: ka"si. Olson and Humnei sac
fihce ty--NlNon Bases bIliS--off Annie
ton Left on bases Brooklyn. {: Phiia-
9elnhia, >. First base ON crror-Brooklyn l.
struck oui--hy Doll. >: by OcsChg~r, Hts
off Deli. IN innings: off Applctcn, In
innings Wild pitch-OeschCcr. Umpircs,
NlEicr and OF ~. Time. i:ej.
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SECOND GAME.

Totals....S5 81 10 Totalses ia
'Battcd for Tesreau in ninth.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY
Boston. 2; New York. FIRST camel
Boston. =; Vow York. . (sccond Eame)
Philadelphia, q; Washington (frst
Eane).
Philadelphia. 1; Washington. . (second
game>.
CSC others schcdulcd.)
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IovereenD Is 10 DIR.
eeta DILLON b. m. a.. ShulhD. dis.
Time, 2:06: 2:05 1-2: 2:OS; 2:07 10
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Totals 3, &c - = Totals...:, II .
'Eatt"d Tor Richardson in si$th
fBH,tcd 'Or Ayers i'm seventh.
iButtcd for Henry I'm ninth.
tIin ftch tor I;nllia in ninth.
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FIRST GAME.

Totals..co T"i Totals....3I II 0
6one out "hen winning run scored.
Tran for Gowdy In ninth
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-03-05
CEDAR RUST DISEASE
Trouble Is Very Abundant in
Some Eastern Sections.
Orchards In Vicinity Of Cedar Thick
cts Usually Suffer More Severely
Than Those Which Are Stu
ated Some Distance Away.

The cedar rust of apples is more or
less widespread in the eastern and
central portions of the United States.
It is reported from New Hampshire to
North Carolina on the Atlantic sea-
board and westward as far as Iowa
and Nebraska. The disease is not
found except in regions where both
apples and red cedar grow. The red
cedar is very abundant in some parts
of the eastern states, and in those sec
lions there is a great deal more of the
disease than in any other portion. The
principal reason for this lies in the
fact, that, along with the abudance of
cedar trees. the large commercial APP
pie orchards contain many varieties
which are particularly susceptible to
the disease. Orchards in the vicinity
of cedar thickets have usually suf-
fered more severely than those which
are situated at some distance. The
injury is more marked if the orchard
is on the leeward side of the cedar
thickets, where the spores of the dis
ease may be continually borne in by
prevailing winds, but all orchards Of
susceptible varieties of apples suffer
more or less from the cedar rust. Two
years ago, the financial loss to apple
growers in the state of Virginia alone
was estimated to be upwards of one
half million dollars, and this did not
take into account the loss due to
weakness of the trees and to impairing
the vitality of the fruit buds for the
following year. which would surely
diminish each succeeding crop.
The cedar trees in the vicinity of
apple orchards develop. during the
winter and early spring. large num-
Der of corky gals, which are common
ly spoken of as cedar apples. These