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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Casimir de Rham
Moore viii go 20 East lslip, Long
Island. tomorrow for the summer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-14

Mrs. Hermann Oclrichs Will open
her villa q. Newport for the season on
June 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-14
TIlE NOOplAMN CENETYNy

CEMETERIES.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-09

Germany Schaefer Is one of the hos
poSs IN the world. but he Is out n
place In the Federal League. why h
frivolous at a funeral?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-09
ROBINS COP BOTH ENDS
OF BILL FROM CHICAGO
Hank O'Day Returns to National
League as Umpire After
Years Absence.
SCHULTZ GETS TWO HoMERs
Phiilies Also Stage Suggest Mt Gin
cinnatf-Cravath Has Great Day
with Bat-Cardinals Fall on Bos-
ton Braves.

CHICAGO. August s-Henry O'Day
returned to the umpiring staff of tho
National League to-day. after a years
absence, and offlciated at the double
header between Brooklyn and Chicago.
noth games OF which went to the visit
oTs' 10 to and to 4 tho latter gamo
going eleven innings Brooklyn bat
tea the local pitchers hard in the mi
uai contest. and this, coupled with
erratic held!ng, gave the visitors an
easy victory Chicago rallied in the
ninth inning and drove Douglas off
the mound. but could not overtake tho
lead OF their opponents
In the second game, Daubert scored
the winning run. having also scored
two Of tho other runs Daubsrt opened
tho eleventh with double, went 20
third on Wheat's ny. and scored on
Cutshaw's ny TO right.
Schultz made two home runs during
the day. One in the first game. which
sent runner in ahead OF him, enabled
chicago to tic the score in the fourth.
and one in the seventh inning of the
second game, when his homer put the
locals two runs in the lead
FIRST
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-09

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. August s.-By
punching hits OF Cranes shoots in tho
third and fourth sessions of to-davs
game. the Grays scored ten runs and
won the game via tho shut-out route
The fielding OF the visitors was of high
order Bates, Twombiy and Thompson
featuring the game. Schultz was in
points for the champions and although
touched up for ten hits. kept them we'll
scattered
The Grays pounded Cram hard In
the fourth and nth innings. getting
nve runs in each. In the other six
innings they failed 10 score. Two cr-
rors helped in the scoring.
Cram was touched UP for eleven hits
and two sacrifices Schultz was hit for
ten safeties. but kept them we'll scat
tered ArraEon found him for three
hits. one OF which was 4 triple, Twom
bly, got two out of two times up while
Thompson also found him for n brace
ODonnell. the new receiver. worked
we'll. getting four outs and two assists
The Richmond outfcldcrs each gar
nercd four outs. Jordan. AZ first. only
go, two outs during the entire game.
while the other three !nfelders made a
total OF elk.
Richmond had twelve mon left on the
bases, showing the great defensive
work Of the Grays. as the visitors got
ton hits four walks and stole two
bases
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OWNER MAY QUIT
Captain Cassett, Horsemnn. Don't Like
Treatment at Saratoga.

SARATOGA. n. Y, August S-Cap-
tain E. B. Cassatt. who owns Trial by
Jury, is headed this way full Of wrath.
according to his friends, over the dis
qualification OF his horse in the Trav-
ers Stakes yesterday. and they don't
hesitate to assert that the captain
Will retire from the turf when he hears
the version OF the case
TWO boys that rode in the race.
Davies. the pilot of the disqualified
horse. and Byrne, who straddled Iron
duke. don't hesitate to assert that
Yurner. the rider OF Saratoga, was the
real offender.
Roamcr and Sam Jackson will prob
ably meet In sweepstakes OF $4,000
side either at this meeting or down
at Belmont Park Andrew Miller. the
owner OF Roamer, and Lucky Jack
McGin0is. trainer OF Sam Jackson. met
last night, and after confab, came 70
an agreement. The two stars will carry
ia pounds each and will battle over
mile and furlong. That Will be
some horse race.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-09
NEGRO RUNNER DONE

SPRINGFIELD. MASS. August s.
howard p Drew. of this city, the track
athlete, announced his intention to re-
tire from racing in a signed statement
published here to-day. Telegraphing
from the Panama-Pacifc Exposition
neld, where yesterday he was beaten
In tho lOo-yard dash OF the senior
Amateur Athletic Union track and field
meet. Drew said:
Il was bothered with my legs a great
deal o-day In the race. so that pulled
up lame at the finish. l have been in
poor physical condition, for / now
weigh only $50 pounds and that Is
much below my normal ! want to saw
right here that / am through with
open competition after this year"
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schacfcr Explains nonehcnds.

BALTIMORE. August S.-"Any player
who fails to work along the old fash
toned lines is likely to pull boner
ever SO often" asserts Germany Schae-
fer, OF the Newark Feds That's why
sol many OF the brainy men in baseball
pull boners.
ut takes brains to figure out new
plays. If the new play goes through
alrs lovely. But If it doesn't, the play
err Is branded as an ivory-domed guy
That's why there aren't many new
plays being originated In these days.
Players hate to take tho chance of fall
ing down and being labeled a bone
head"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-09
HANK GETS OLD JOB
freHidcnt Tener Renppoints Veteran
Umpire During Game

CHICAGO August 8. = Henry
ChankD O'Day, veteran umpire to-
day was reappointed by John X. Tener
president OF the. National League
PRESIDENT Tener was in box seat at
the start OF the first game Of the
BrooklynC Chicago double header and
when Umpire Quigley took the feld to
ofiictate single handed Mr.. Tener sent
word to Mr.. O'Dny to como to his box,
where thoy conferred few minutes.
ODay then hurried away for his UNI
piring regalfa and returned in the
fourth inning of the Initial game and
ofticiated as arbiter on bases. He was
given rousing welcome by the FANS
who applauded him for fully ten min
utes.
Several days ago President Tener. of
tho National League. accepted the res
iBnation OF Umpire Hart, and this left
the vacancy to which O'Day was ap-
pointed to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-09
WOLVERTON SETS PRECEDENT
Manages Hts SIM Frnncisco Club
From bed In HnnnitaI

SAN FRANCISCO. August S-Some-
thing new in baseball has been inaugu-
rated ny Harry Wolverton, manager Of
the San Francisco club of the Pacific
Coast League The former leader of
the New York Yankees has been con-
Quoting the field baseball campaign OF
the Seals from his bed by the aid OF
telephone and telegraph wires.
Wolverton, who was injured serious
~ In an automobile accident, decided
that he could manage his team Just
as we'll from the hospital bed as the
bench. Wires were installed from the
Seals dugout at the baseball park to
Wolverton's bedside, and he was kept
informed of every move of the oppos-
Ing teams. When his club was out OF
town telegraph wire was substituted
for the phone. and the disabled mana
ger made suggestions. followed the
play. and in general dictated the field
policy OF the Seals. in the same man
nor he would have had ne been on the
players bench
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-09
CARDINALS TRIM BRAVES

ST. LOUIS. August S.-st. Louis
overwhelmed threo Boston pitchers in
the opening game of their series here
to-day and won, Z to 2. the worlds
champions losing their fourth success
6iVe game. Ragan was hit hard for
three runs in tho first inning. He was
succeeded In tho third by Hughes. who
granted but two hits in hve innings.
Davis ente!Nd the box In the eighth.
and three hits. including home run,
off him gave tho locals four more runs.
A ninth-inning sally saved StalIinEs's
team from shutout. Connolly sin
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Button Day Plans

Henry HOtchkiss will meet mem
berS of the hoard of directors OF the
richmond Exhibition Company,
sporting writer's and u number OF
boOstcrs interested In his plan TO
help the local baseball situation this
afternoon Mt 2 o'clock in the Nh
ttonhl state and City Bank. Plans
for "Rutton Day. will be lnid. At
The same time the directors will
mike pinns for welcoming the
Llihihers home on Tuesday NEXT
me bHfton Day supporters expect 10
induce every loyal fan ind fnne1te
10 h"nnte 81 toward putting the
slub on Il sound financial basis
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PHlLLIES HIT PILL HARD

CINCINNATI. August SIN a slug
ginE contest to-day Philadelphia won
the first game OF the series from Gin
cinnati. II TO Is. Cravath, with four
doubles. brought in eight runs and
scored three himself. Mollwritz made
a triple and three singles out OF four
times up. Alexander was hit hard.
but on account OF Philadelphia's eG-ea I
lead was never In danger, and was
taken out Mt the end OF the eighth
The locals worked five pitchers, all OF
whom were wild. Score:
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How to Own a
Ford for 81

Start mutual Ford Purchasing
Club In your locality. Your commits
sion should buy you Ford in n few
woeks. We Will furnish you with spe
cimen copies of purchase plans. circu-
lar letters. ETC., which viii insure sue
cess on receipt OF 81. Money refund
ed II not perfectly satisfied. Own a
Ford this summer.
FRED ASHTON,
87S Broadway, N. y. City.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-09
READY FOR RACES
Grand Circuit Mt Grund Rupid, WI,
Stnrt To-Dny.

AND RAPIDS. MICH, August S.
Inc first OF the 1915 clash OF the colt
trottcrs and PAGERS for big money will
tako place this week at Grand Rapids
where tho fourth weeks racing of the
Grand Circuit season will be held COM
mencing tomorrow.
The matron stake of the American
Association OF Trotting Horse Breed
ers is the event of the meet. The event
is in two divisions, for three-ycar- old
trotters and for PAGERS Of the same age.
On account OF its being the first OF the
futur!ties to he raced IL holds moro
than ordinary interest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-09
National Lcarue
Tile game Saturday. August 7,

With Ave clubs virtually on even
terms in the Federal League race
the past week saw two changes in their
relative positions. Chicago was de-
throned ny Kansas City and could not
again resume the lead. and Newark
climbed TO place in the first division.
passing st. Louis. the New Jersey team
having run of four victories and no
defeats. AS for the three tailender.
Buffalo passed Brooklyn and went into
sixth place, and Baltimore lost five out
OF six games and went deeper into the
cellar.
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LOCAL RACKETERS WIN
Country Club Tennis Team Defeat,
Fortress Monroe plnYers

SouhtTE 1iup Icnn1S Icam Defeats
Fortress Monroe Players.
Members OF the Country Club OF Vir-
ginia returned home last night from
Old Point. where. on Saturday, they
defeated the Fortress Monroe rack eters
in both singles and doubles. Six
matches were played in the singles.
with the locals winning four, while
they also succeeded in annexing two
out of three in the doubles. The score
follows:
Singles: Erskin Binford beat Captain
Gutherie Sc; 6-3
John Cook beat Captain Seama n
6-2; Ga
Captain Bingham beat Robert Pres
ton GO; Cd
Francis Johnson beat Captain Small
Ga; 6-S; ga.
Captain Marsteller beat Peyton
Fleming 81; 6-l; Ga
bernard Robb heat Captain Weld :
mex Sc; &c; Us.
Doubles: Cook and Binfo defeated
Marsteiler and Weldnek Ga: ga.
Johnson and Fleming defeated Sea
man and Small So; 1-G: Ga.
Bingham and ellison DEBATED Preston
and Robb GO; SO; Ga.
the Country Club Will play the Nor
folk Country Club on the local courts
on Saturday afternoon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-09
Federal League
Newfcds Beat Knns.

NEWARK. August S.-A triple bv Es.
mond. following Campbelrs single and
an infeld out gave Newark enough
runs to win another pitchers battle in
the first inning to-day from Kansas
City. y large crowd took advantage OF
the reduced prices. Rain prevented tho
second game.
Score by innings: RHE.
Kansas City 0 0 O 90 0 OIL 6 Q
Newark. -. o 0 0 o o Ks 5 1
Batteries = Cullop and Eastcrly;
Mosely and Raiden
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TENNIS MATCHES ON
Players Are Busy Working Out EIimi-
nation Matches for Chnnce nj Champs


CHICAGO, August S-Five pairs
using fivo different styles OF tennis
will compete in the national elImina-
ton doubles on the Onwentsia courts,
Lake Forest, this week for the privi-
lege OF meeting Maurice T.. McLough-
championship at the Westside Tennis
Club, New York. later In this month
The deciding match for the Western
championship, which was prevented by
rain yesterday, will be the first event
Of the week and will find the cham
pions OF Chicago--Walter Hayes and
Ralph Burdick--opposed to Heath and
Aiez Squair. Illinois State title hold
ers.
The Pacific Coast will be represented
by Clarence Griffin and w. NJ John
ston. and they Will meet the Eastern
team--R. Norris Williams. H.. and Will
liam NJ. Washburn, in the opening,
which is scheduled for Tuesday. Dean
Mathey and George NJ Church. repre-
senting the Northwest. and challengers
last year. will meet the winners of the
opening match. while the Southern
champions. b. NJ. Grant and Nat Thorn
ton, OF Atlanta. play the Western team.
Play in the two Western singles
championship will continue unless
more rain prevents. Church is the only
OUT. town player in tho tournament,
business having forced J. ]. Armstrong
70 hurry to Philadelphia. defaulting
ms remaining matches. Church plays
Hayes Tomorrow
MISS Louise Pound, of Lincoln, Neb.,
whose defeat Of Miss Marjorie Hires,
or Kansas City, In tho fourth round
LEFT her the only visitor remaining in
the women's singles. meets Miss Mir
lam Steever. Miss Carrie B. Nicely
plays Miss C. w. Adams.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-09
Norm IL After Jcxa.

NEW YORK, August S.-Frank Mo-
ran, III" heavy weight pug!ltst, who
fought twenty rounds with Jack John
Eon in Paris. IN June, 1914. arrived here
to-day aboard tho American line steam
or ST. Fau!, from Liverpool He an
nounced that he would seek a match
with jess Willard. heavyweight cham
pion.
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SECOND GAME.


TotaIs....N 80 I Totals le II 90 IL i,
Satted for Rucker in eighth
IItatted for Murray N tenth
.Batted for Lavender in eleventh
Scors by innings: p
brooklyn .........o 0 . n Ii
chicago ...........0 ! q o %
summary: Runs-O'Mara Daubcrt (3 a
Wheat, Schultz. Zimmerman Humphric,
Mcharry. Two-hase h!i-Daubert Three
S hit-Zimmcrman Home run-Schuits
stolen bases. Wheat CO.. Cutshaw Nur
ray Getz. Earned BROOKLYN .: CHI
cage. 4. Sacrifice hits-Phelan Cutshaw
double piay--Cu;shaw and Daubcrt Left
on baaes-Brooklyn, {; Chicago 10 Fir.t
base on errors Brooklyn. i Chicago. !.
bases on balls-om Rucker ! of Dell, 3.
iits-on Rucktr. In innings; OF Deli
In innings: off Iiumphries in innings
none out In ninth; of Lavender, in
innings. Struck out-hy Rilcker &. hv
Humphries. !; by Dell. 5; by Lavender. /.
unpircS, O'Day and OuiCley Time ".n5
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Ivory Hunter. Mis-, This Ono

AGRA, KAN, August Sin a recent
baseball tournament held here, Adams,
pitcher for the local team. made n SEN
satonal record in the three games he
hurled. In tho three contests he al
lowed only nine hits and struck out
nifty seven OF the lo4 batters who
faced him
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-09
SHELTERS BEAT INDIANS

JERSEY CITY. y. j., August s.
Jersey City hit Chabek hard in the
Arst and third innings to-day and de-
teated Harrisburg. TO . sherman.
after pitching shutout ball III the early
innings. weakened in the eighth and
the visitors collected TWO hits with as
many runs. He also got into n tight
place in the ninth. hut pitched his way
out Tho score:
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ROYALS WIN TWO GAMES

MONTREAL, QUE. August S.-The
Bisons took two games from the locals
this afternoon by the scores of 6 to
and to !. In the first game both
teams had a chance, the visitors win
ming out In the tenth inning The sec
ond game, however. waN a walkover
for the Herd, Fullerton being hit al
most at will. Score:
FIRST GAME
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-09

McNaiiy "a: judge 81, Keat;ng. Nash
Three base n!t-Onslow. Two base hits
judge. onsiow: Jackson. Mccarthy. Chan
neil. lreisn. DevnH Sacriacc hir-CarI-
strom. Sacrifice fy--Channei stolen ha.es
Judge '2,. kea,ing 80. Onsiow. White
man Bases on hails-of Fullerton. 6; on
oldham, struck out-by o!ihan. =. Left
on hases-Bnnalo. Montreal IL Time
30. OmHIIeS. ClnirY Enkman
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-09
MulIln In Bnker,. League.

PHILADELPHIA, August S.-Pitcher
George Mullin, who starred with the
Detroit Tigers several seasons ago. and
recently with the Newark Feds, In
playing In the Delaware County
League. This is the organization which
harbors Home Run Baker.
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Claims New Auto Record.

WORCESTER, MASS. Aucust "a
new worlds automobile record for
twenty-five miles on a half-mile track
was claimed to-day by Arthur Klein.
who made the distance here yesterday
in 80 minutes and SO seconds The
previous record. held BY Bob Burman,
was IS minutes and % seconds
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FIRST GAME

Summary: Euns-Ja mieson (2), Judge La
longe co.; Bnder. Whteman t2) Flynn,
A!meida: r. Smith. Two base hltJ-Jainie.
son. Judge. Home run-Whiteman Stolen
ba ses-Almeida t2,. Il. Smith (o) HoWiev
Sacrifice hits-Lalonse. Devlin. Left on
bases-Buhalo .; Montreal. c. Double plavn
Mccarthy to Heating TO Judge; F. Smith
TO Irelan Bases on balls--of Bader 2: OF
Cadore. l. Struck out--by Bnder. I; by Ca
dore, 5. Hit by pitcher--Gilhooley. Keatine.
Almeida. Time 1853. Empires. Eckman
and Cleary.
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Brooklyn.
Totals ss II .7ll To,o,s

TnthTs 81 II = II ] TotnIs. as 2 q 10 5
.Batted for label in ninth
tBatted for Schultz In ninth
Score by innings: n
brooklyn ..............o 0 O On
Chicago .............O . n n -
summary: Runs-Myers, Dlup.rt t2) r.
Wheat teD. Cutshaw tal. Stcngei. Gctz Mi.
Ter Good. Fisher, Schultz Williams Nc
Larry, Hargrave Phslan. Two base hits
MIXERS STENCIL. Miller. Good Home run
schultz. stolen hase-Z. Wheat Earned
rurs-Brooklyn. .: Chicago. {. Sacrifice hits
IOMara Daubert. Left on bases-Brook-
Er. .: Chicago. s. Bases on halls-off
vaughn 3; off label. Z: OF Douglas :, Hits
off Vaughn In ! inning. ,ncT" o..
hfthl; off label in innings: OF Douglas.
~ IN 80 innings: OF Smith 0 in Ia in
ming. Hit BY pitcher-hy Vaughn. | (Cu;-
shnwl Struck omt-by Vaughn. ): 10y Doug
laS. o; by label. Empires Quiglcy rnd
O'Day. Time. hours
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Cincinnati.
Philadelphia
Totais....sa IA 81 7 Totals.

'Batted for Dale In third
tRatted for Toney in fourth
tBa;ted for Benton in eighth.
Philadelphia .........s o o o oil
Cincinnati .............o % o. s
Summary: Runs-Byrne "a, Bancroft ~
paskert %. cravath Is. Alexander, Wingo'
Wasner Moilwi;z 90. Won xolnttz Two
base hit-Mollwitz Stolen base-Moiiwi,z
sIr,ea s-philadsiphin y: Cincinnati. S.
croft. Niehor and Luderus; Aiexander. Bsn
croft and Luderus. Left on bnses-Philadei.
Rs hInii :; Cincinnati. |: First base on errors
!: of Chalmers: Il; off Dale. 3; OF Nc
Cloakey. 2; on Toney. l; off Benton, I. ON
Lear. !. Htts--on Alexander II I'm 7 in
nings; off Dale. In 3 innings: on Chalmers.
In innings; off McCIoskey o In no In
ming more out In fourth) off Toncy in
inning: of Benton. 5 in Innings: or
1 1s:, lin ! inning. Struck out-by Aiexan.
der, ;: by Dale. ]; by Toney, 1. Iy Bcnto,
= wild Wild, pitslh,-Toney; Umpires. ouisiey
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Summary: Runs--Mensor, Chahek. Trues-
dale (1. Purteil Two-h base hiis-Bues t2l.
Three base hit--Pur;eil. Sacrifice h!t-Pur-
tell Stolen be esBarry 81. Thorne i?l.
Bases on halls--oa Sherman i; off hahek,
?. Struck out--hy Chabck. 4: nv Sherman.
Hit by pitched bail-hy Sherman.
fWitter. Chabek. Leel. Cmpircs. Harrison
and Freemnn Time. LEO.
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There is little doubt that Comiskey
would like to buy Joe Jackson. He
would also like to buy iris Speaker
and'ry Cobb. Under the circumstances,
however, Charles Somers might az we'll
dispose OF about the only player he
has on his pay roll
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-09

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
New York at Pittsburgh
Boston Mt st. Louis
Brooklyn at Chicago
Philadelphia ut Cincinnati
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gled and scored on Mngce's double.
the latter coming home on Schmidt's
sacrifice. Score:


Rated for Raglan In third
fBatted for Hughes IN eighth.
Score by innings: n
nosIon ..................O 0 o 0 Pa
Ok LOUIS ...............3 ~
summary: Runs-Connolly. Magee Bescher
~. Miller tD. Long. Hyatt Doan. Two
pa5e hits-Snyder, MageA. Home run
Bsscher stolen bascs-Bescher. Hyatt. Sac
ritlSe hits-Ames. schmidt Double PLAYS
ahics Miller and Hyatt: BetLci to Miller:
Buiier to Miller to Hyatt. Left or bases
Boston. ;; 81. Louis. (. First base on err
rors-St Louis, ?. Bases on halls-oft Amcs
Z; on Ragan: 2 Hits-on Raglan. in !?
innings; on Hughes. IN inninss: or Da-
Sis IN inning. Struck out-hy Ames
& ny RaGan: |: by Hughes, 3; by Davis
:. umpires, RiGler and Emslie.
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II Hart carries out his threat. John
j. McGraw Will have to admit that
there may be one honest umpire. There
arc just two classes OF umpires," says
McGraw. Bad and worse"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-09


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