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Evening star., 1915-11-22
.CARRANzA SEEKS AID
FOR RECONSTRUCTION
Urges People of Mexico to Have
Patience and to Cooperate
With Him.

NUEvO LAREDO. Mexico, November
Pin a direct appeal to the people Of
Mexico for their cooperation in the
task Of reconstruction in Mexico. Gen.
venustiano Carranza urged them In an
address to have patience. as the Pc
riod of reconstruction will be long and
difficult.
You must all have patience and
faith" he says, "and work with the
Carranza party in it's arduous task of
reconstruction and Of overcoming the
mistakes Of former regimes.
When asked about conditions on the
west coast of Mexico. Gen. Carranza
said foreigners now were in no danger.
but that should danger threaten them
prompt action would be taken to af-
ford relief.
Property to Be Confiscated.
In regard to property in Mexico which
had been seized by the forces of the
de facto government. Gen Carranza in
dicated that property taken from those
guilty of offenses against the govern
ment might be confiscated, but that
property belonging to those who had
not participated in political affairs
would be returned to them.
Refugees who fled across the border
including in their number many for
| mer supporters of Gen. Huerta, must
present themselves to the Mexican au-
thorities for trial In order to establish
whether they have been guilty of of.
lenses against the de facto govern.
ment.
Evening star., 1915-11-22
Lace Curtains

2.OOO Fairs Lace Curtains in five
big lots which comprise every kind
made; all are absolutely perfect.
fresh and new: all the best patterns
in sill and full length styles. In
cluded are Scrims, Marquisettes.
Lacet, Nottinghams. Irish Points,
Brussels and Antiques,
Evening star., 1915-11-22
DEATH RATE OF BABIES
DECREASES IN DISTRICT
Washington Diet Kitchens Have
Aided Greatly in Marked Reduc-
tion Since 1896.
Infant Mortality Rate
of D. C., Is Cut in Half

The statistical reports of the
health department of Washington
show the following relative to
the loss of infant life in the Dis
trict:
Percentage of deaths under one
year to reported births:
Annual average for fve-year period,
lSSO-l9oo .-S-oS
Annual average for fve-year period,
1901 1905 .........-........ .21. .63
Annual average for 1ve-year period.
lD6-l9lo .l6.IS
For the year 1911. .13. 81
For the year 1912. 2.S3
For the year 1913. 13.................11 Ii so
For the year ending December 81,
Physicians and hospitals in
Washington attribute no insig-
nificant part in this steady yearly
reduction to the work of the Diet
Kitchen Association.
During the year ending Decem-
ber 81, 1914, the percentage rate
of deaths under one year to chill
dren of that age under the super
vision of the Diet Kitchen Asso-
citation was 1.23.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05
THUNDERER WON FUTUR|TY,
WITH JOE NOTTER RIDING
Takes Lead and Beats Bromo
Stable Mate, by Head
Only.
BROTHER OF UNBEATEN REGRE7
Tommy McTaggart Rides to Second
Money Borel Reaches Home
on Observation-Disclosures Owns
Speedy Winner.

NEW YORK, September 4-Running
in the colors OF l.. s. Thompson. Thun-
derer. chestnut colt by Broomstick-
Jersey Lightning, owned by FL p.
Whitney. won the rich Futurity stakes
over six furlonEs, straight away, at
the Belmont Park race track to-day.
stable mate. the property OF L. S
thompson. was second, only q head
away. Richard +. Garments Achieve
, an added starter, carried 1928
pounds: and. ridden by Jockey Borcl.
finished third, four lengths back. with
the remainder of the field OF sixteen
starters strung out in struggling or
Thunderer full brother to the "i mn.
beaten three-ycar-old Regret. carried
ics pounds and was ridden by Jockey
:Ioe Motter: Bromo. with Tommy Nc
TagFart riding, carried 1925 pounds. the
heaviest impost in the race
The Thompson entry was made up
OF three starters tn" other being Yer
mont which finished in tenth place
The, time Of the race was l:ll As.
and the winners share OF the So. 900
stakes was about $1,000
Thundered took the lead in the first
inish. For over furlone Primero o
pressed the flying leader closely. win
Achievement running third and Rromo
iourtn. Al the quarter rrimcro quit
800 Nc!ll altcf InOndcr-
er. but Tommy McTacgart sent Promo
after the pair Nearing hte ha!f-miie
mark. Achievement began TO staggcr.
ana Bromo passed him.
Then the issue was between the two
half borthcr stablcmates their
Jockeys driving them furiously. but
Rromo could not quite get UP, and
vas beaten by short head
Achievement. four lengths awav.
was third, with Spur fourth. Celandria
NTH, Airman sixth and Gillies, an
other added starter. seventh The
otherS finished in the following order
Libyan Sands, Marse Henry Vermont,
st. Rock, Fanny Dodge. Kilmer, Wa,
tercress, Cd. Primero and Feminist
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BLUES AND HOW|TzERs
SPLIT DOUbLE-HEADER
Pennant Winner Of Federation
League VIII Be Decided
Next Saturday.
GUNNERs WON FIRST GAME
Second Game Was Called in Sixth
Inning After Six Runs Had Been
Scored by Infantrymen - Powell
Outpitched Wright.

The Blues and Howitzers split Il
double-header yesterday by the sco es
or TO and to 6, respectively
The first game was one Of the best
played in the city this season. going
Twelve innings. The features OF the
game were the all-around playing Of
poth teams and the pitching of Powell.
VINO had the best or Wright. striking
out eleven men and allowing only six
hits.
me second game was called at the
ehd or the sixth inning on account of
darkness In tho last inning. 1t being
SO dark that the ball could hardly he
seen. which accounts for the six runs
scored in that frame
In both games.
The federation tie will he played off
between these two teams next Satur-
day at Byrd Park. The scores:
FIRST GAME.
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TARs FIGHT SWAMPERs TO
TWENTY-FIVE INNING DRAW
For Second Time In Month Norfolk
and Suffolk Battle More Than
Twenty Frames.
TRUCKERS GET TWO GAMES
Portsmouth Practically Cinches Hold
on Second Pcnnant-Newport News
Divides Double Bill With Rocky
Mount TarheelS.

: NORFOLK. VA, September 4.-For
the second time within month the
Norfolk Tars and Suffolk Tigers bat
tied moro than twenty innings without
reaching a decision To-day's affair.
which started out 10 be the first seq
ment of tiouble-header. went twenty
two innings, one chapter less than the
league record maker OF three weeks
ago between the same clubs. The
score to-day WAS 5 to 5. Neither team
scored after tho sixth inning. Suffolk
taking the lead i'll tho first part of
that innins. only TO have Norfolk knot
the count in its half. Jap Efrd Went
the whole route for the Tigers and al
lowed thirteen hits, stirling out three
and walking three. Nicks started for
Norfolk, bat was dcrricked in the
twelfth TO let pinch hitter bat.
Lefty" Humphreys, who last Saturday
pitched the only ohit game OF the
season, relieved him, and was in great
form. He allowed only one binEle. by
Irmscher in the fifteenth. III ten in
nings he worked. famed thirteen and
walked three. The only extra Hit OF
the game came in the second inning,
when Thrasher dropped one over the
right field wall. Both teams fcldc6 in
great style, only three errors being
made in the three and three quarters
hours Of play. Score.
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What Ints Are Doing

The ten leading buttcrs In tho In
ternntionnl LenEuc nre, Gilhooley,
Buffalo. .34SI Barney, Jersey City.
1888, Jnmieson. buffalo, .3ib, Pick,
ltichmond, BIZ, hath. Toronto, BIZ,
Chunneil, Buffalo, .3I13 wIttcr, Hnr-
risburE, $40, Shorten, Providence.
.S0Sl Shenn. Providence, .SOyt j.
Smith. Montreal, DOT.
Buffalo In nrst I'm club batting.
Whtteman, Montreal, lead In runs
scored, with o., and In total bnnen.
with 212I flynn, Montreal, with IL.
leads In home runs, and GflhooIey,
Buffalo, leads In ntoicn buses, with
II.
The ten leading pitchers arc, L..
Dcebc. Buffalo, ~ wins, defents;
OeschSer, Providence, IS and O,
DOwd, Montreal. ~ ind 4; Com
stock, Providence. 10 and 9, Gnw,
Buffalo. II md q; Schultz, Provi-
dcncc, Is nnd 81; LuGuc, Toronto, 10
md q; Cooper. Providence, Ii aud
10, Binder, Buffalo, IS and IL, Run-
sell, RichmOnd, 10 and ii.
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BOY PITCHES BRAVES TO
POSITION NEXT TO PILLS
Arthur Nehf Comes Near Beating
Brooklyn Without Allowing
Hit or Run.
QUAKERs WIN FROM GIANT.
Pittsburgh and Chicago Split Double
Header-Cincinnati Reds Down st.
Louis, With Aid OF Poor Baserun-
ming and Errors.

BOSTON. September An pitching
u boston to second place in the National
league race to-day. Arthur Nehf. Dos
IONS boy pitcher. came close to a no.
MI, no-run. no-man -rea ching first -ba e
game. Brooklyn held scoreless while
the BraVes sained six runs. was credit
CD with only one hit, that n ny BY MIL
Ter. which Outhclder Compton lost in
tho sun.
Nehf gave no passes and pitched to
only twonty-seven mon, Miller being
retired on n double play n moment after
ne reached first base. Boston had a big
batting inning against Jack Coombs
IN the second, netting six runs. TWO OF
which were driven in. and Il third
scored by young Nehf.
Nixon. recruit outiicldcr. made n
good appearance in the Brooklyn ranks
Danbert was put off the field for argu-
ment. The Braves closed their home
stay to-day. The score:
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or Catarrh is =. $. s.. ii In the greatest
Dio"d purihcr and blood tonic known
II removes me cause OF Catarrh by the
process OF rcnourishing the blood. re-
htwihS It's strength and vigor. giving
new ne TO the red blood corpuscles
ana stimulating the flow 80 that 1t has
vitality to throw off the poison
and germs from tho system. IL is
literally blood bath. You quickly
ircl results. Headaches disappear
Tie gathering in the tnroat stopa' the
nostrils hcal--bef fore you hardly real
we ~ YOU are well. *. s. y. is n natural
blood tonic and has proven effective
In tho treatment OF all blood affec-
lions. Eczema. letters. rash. Scrofula.
Get $. s. :. at your druggists. II you
need special advice write the a. y. x.
Co.., Atlanta, Ga.
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Federal League
knnfcds Trim Whales,

KANSAS CITY, September An the
Hlth; win Chicago five runs In the lead.
that pitcher was replaced by Prender-
CAST continued the smuggling until they
hnd piled up nine runs in two innings.
Mhich, win one made in the third. gave
them 10 TO victory
IN nNe times at bat Shaw hit two
two,bnsc hits and n home run. the lat
Yer being the longest drive ever made
IN the Federal League park here. The
visitors pounded three Kansas CITY
pitchers hard and scored in six Of the
hine innings. but fell short in the total
?coIt pE innings: r. H. T..
Kansas City. % o 045 X-10 - q
Batteries: Hendrix, PrcndcrEast and
Wilson; Packard, Johnson. Henning and
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
tNo games scliedulcd.)
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Catarrh a Blood Disease
SIS S. Drives 1t From Your System

Because Catarrh affects the nose
and throat, causing sores in the nos
trils. stoppage OF airpassages and
gathering in the throat. il has been
common practice to treat Catarrh by
lotions. washes and sprays applied to
these parts. This mode Of treatment
IS entirely wrong. 1t cannot give per-
manent relief. and it is liable TO irri-
tate and aggravate the trouble. Ca
tarrh cannot he trifled with If al
lowed to run on il will disease the
bronchial tubes, settle on the lungs
the stomachindeed II is n very serious
disease. Don't treat IL locally. The
fact that II causes headaches is proof
that II Is caused by impure and dis
cased blood The one treatment that
has proved effective in the treatment
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DuHclS Win in Tenth.

BUFFALO. September 4.-Bufralo won
the final and rubber game Of the series
with Newark I'm a ten-inning battle
to-day, to ,. The locals scored two
runs In the eighth and two I'm the
ninth. ticing the score. Chase scored
The winning run after one was out In
The tenth. Home runs By Esmond and
Chase featured.
Score by innings: r. IT. e
Newark .......0o o. Oo0O1 0--5 IL u
Buffalo .......l 00O nnoo2 l-s - ,
Batteries Ruclhach and Rariden:
SculZ. Anderson and Allen.
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Charley Hail. former game saver OF,
the Boston Red Sox, who has had n
season. Is expected ia Join the ST Louis
Cardinals as soon as ST. Paul feels /.
bit safer in its lead. or arrangements
can be made for an exchange OF pitch
crs that will not hurt its chances
Manager Miller HuSGins. OF tho Cardi-
nails. believes Hall VIII be a winner in
the National League
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With the Amateurs

The Blues and the Howitzers yester-
day split the double bill that was to
have decided the pcnnant winner in
the Federation League. The work OF
both teams indicates that they are
pretty evenly matched
The two teams will meet again next
saturday 10 play off the tie. 4 hard
fought tight game is 10 be expected.
the Davis Brothers ebuilders
would IKE 70 arrange game with any
team IN the city. The builders say
that they would like to meet the fast
havana tonsuls. and it is proba b @
taat the TWO teams will he matched.
II these TWO clubs get together an
extremely fast game should result for
INC tohsu!s have won the last twelve
games that they have played.
The winners in the Jefferson Ward
LnchEue is st!l a matter OF conjecture.
w nal was 10 have been the deciding
sSm's were staged yesterday, and re-
suited in Il tic.
me Paramount Juniors, rennant win
nG's !" the G!ty League, will be award
% Inc cup Thursday night at n meet :
'hS " me Blue Room of the Y NJ &. A.
INDICATIONS are that there will be
sothr i"Si football teams on the sand
Aots Oh kichmond this year
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MOVE FED HEADQUARTERS
Gilmore VIII Have Offices in New York
Instead OF Chicago

CHICAGO, September 4.-The head
quarters of the Federal League will he
moved from Chicago to New York Mon
day, september s. according to the for
NAL announcement made to-day by
James A. Gilmore. its president Mr..
Gilmore said the move was necessary
because club Will he placed in New
York and a ball park built
The new Offices of the league will be
located in the Lon gacre building. Forty
second and Broadway. in about two
weeks, but a temporary hcadqua rte
will he maintained at a hotel in New
York
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The two teams will meet again next
saturday 10 play off the tie. 4 hard
fought. tight game is to be eSpected
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HARRISBURG TAKES TWO
WITH BATTING RALLIES
Indians Defeat Rochester Twice,
First Game Going Ten
Innings.
GRAYs WALLOP BIsoNs AGAIN
Providence Gains Ground in Pennant
Fight by Getting Buffalo's Goat.
Gnme Went Ten Rounds--Skeets
Win and Tie.

HARRISBURG. PA. September A.
Batting rallies brought two victories
for Harrisburg over Rochester to-day,
scores to and 3 to 4. The, first game
was tcn-inning struggle. Unless
further changes arc made In tho sched
ulc. to-day's games wound up the homo
tie brought a credit slip for Joe Cha
bek. In but two innings did the
Hustlers land on his curves more than
once. Harrisburg hit when Palmer
was wild Enzmann pitched good
game up TO the eighth. Harrisburg
scored on two rallies III tho fourth and
seventh. Scores.
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Totals 20 !. - .; Totals Z.
sE..tEH fn- \ssLS {- .NaffN

siNoiE '.. on nal o. On 90 or 100 %
Norfolk ........ .n.0 ~. ~ 40 co.. On on o-S
summary: Huns-lr'nscher. Henry. Nc
Mahon. HudGins. Flynn. Thrasher Stolen
bases-Hude.ns. lrmSCher. MCMahon and
Thrashor Sacrifice hlis-Stsv'art, Goalhy.
NiCks. EubaEks ~. Humphreys. Steinh,cn-
ner. Home run-Thra shcr. Double plays
Nicks to Stctuhrcnucr; Mcmahon 30 Cjevc-
land ~ i: Gle land 10 Sto!rhrcnne- 10 Foi!es.
Hits-of Nlcks, L. in - innings Struck out
by Ehrd, 2 oy Nicks ,: by Humphreys -
BASES on haiis-of Ef-d 3: %: Nicks. :: OF
humphreys. :. Ait ay Nitcher--by Nicks /
Goalbyi. Left on has cs-Sunolk. e: Nor
iolli. :. Time. 3:tt. l-mnrn. MCGOWAN
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FIRST GAME.
Totals Sc 7.2s 20 Totais.3i 3 30 Il
sOna on Mhnn ,NIrnin run xrnred

SNOre nv innings: r.
Rochester ...........C q O o-S
Harrisburg .........i . 0 Is
Summary: Runs-Clcmens. Picz. Holkc.
Nensor. Move. Toolcy. Kraft. Two-tase hit
Move. Sacrifice hits-Mowc. Kraft. Dou-
bic play-Prirst to Holke struck out by
Palmer. :. Bases balls-on Palmcr. 6.
pf Crabek. 10. stolen buses-Kroft Toolcy
81. Stevenson. Hokc Passed boils-Heck-
niger. Williams l2J. Sacrifice Hy- Beatty.
Time e:ot. Cmplres, Brown and Eckman
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New York

Totals so c 80 /. / Totals....s6 30 :
'Batted for Demaree in tenth.
tBattcd for Schauer In tenth.
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Evil may come out of good. Presi-
dent Britton. OF the st. Louis Cardinals.
announces that as result Of the re-
his park. no more pop will be sold in
the bleachcrs. but that drinking forn-
tains will be Installed for the fans
instead SO that, after all, the bleach
er demonstration against Umpire BY
ron has brought the 25-cent fans some
attention and consideration. The aver
age bleacheritc probably will consid-
or drinking fountains "A moro desirable
reform than "A reduction in the price of
admission.
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VIII Anuouucc Iryn.Inn

NF.W YORK. September 4.-Huge
DISPLAY signs announcing its invasion
Of New York will adorn the new head :
quarters OF The Federal League at
FortY-second Street and Broadway,
says Il statement outlining its plans
10 place team in this city, issued
here to-day. Peace terms, which the
announcement says. might have been
possible several months ago upon "a
basis that would actually help baseball
are now ont Of the question. II has
been demonstrated that selfish motives
only prompt reports Of peace, continues
the announcement.
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Totals. 80 "a Il Totals ...9i 7 - Il
Plated for Nerbort IL seventh.
hy ",

Montreal ................2 I n o q o.
Jersey CITY :;......y..l o o. % -
SUMMARY: Runs-Nasn. WATERMAN Smith
Purtcll. Barry. reaEer, Manning. Tragressor
Iwo-hase hit-Smith Sacrifice hita-Wh.te-
man. Madden. Fullerton. I.ayden Schwert
Double piays-fcager. Purtell aud Barry;
Nnsh irclan and Flynn. Bases on balls
"n Fullerton. I; of Workout !; of Ming
]. struck omt-by Fullerton. 4: by Nerbout
III, by pitchHr-hy Fulilrton: tCathcrsI.
in innings. Gmpirer, Carpenter and Cieary.
Time |: 80 - -
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PILLS WIN ANOTHER

NEW YORK. September 4.-Philadel-
pha made II three out of five from New
York by winning their last game of
the season in New York by 3 TO to-
day. The Phillies won In the tenth,
when Niehoff drew base on balls.
reached third on killifer's single and
scored on Becker's sacrifice ny. Rob-
ertSOn made a poor throw to the plate.
The game was n hard drought pitch
ers' battle between Demarcc and
Schauer Alexander pitched the tenth
inning for the visitors after Becker,
batting for Dcmaree, drove in the win
ming run. The score:
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SECOND GAME.

Totals -! SO : Totals...oS 81 o
'F.nzmann out: hunted third strike.
Score by innings: r.
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REDS TROUNCE CARDINALS

CINCINNATI. September Poor
base running on the part Of st. Louis
and five double plays by the locals. as
sisted Cincinnati In winning to-day's
game. to 3. In the first three in
nings, the first batsman up for 81.
Louis singled, only TO be caught a mo-
ment later OFF first. Ames pitched good
pail Tor eight innings. but In the ninth
he passed Rodgers. Mollwitz and Dale
singled. filling tho bases. Pcrduc was
then called to the mound. and Killifer
drove the first ball pitched to deep
center. scoring Rodgers. The score:
st. Louis Cincinnati
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Siufcds Lose to Rebels.

PITTSBURGH, September 4.-The St
Louis Fedcrals were defeated by the
locals to-day, TO > Plank was Lit
hard in the first inning I'VE hits pro-
ducing three runs. 1t was the first time
that the Pittsburgh team has beaten
Plank since he entered the league.
Score by innings: r. H. F.
81. Louis 100000 l00lon 40 q
Pittsburgh 00n02Ix-6 IL 0
Batteries Plank and Chapman;
ROgga, BarGer and Berry
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Totals. ...27 2i!3 Totals 81 10 y g y
'Battcd for Dell In ninth.
Score 10y innings: r.

Brooklyn ...............o o o %
bSston .......;;.........o s o 0 % -
Summary: Runs-Snodvrass. Fltzratr!ck.
Compton. Smith. Maranville. Nehf Double
Plays-Del. O'Mara ana Hummei; Smith.
Fitzpatrick and Schmidt; Nixon and Miller.
Left on bases-Brooklyn. o: Boston, 3. Bases
on 6nllsIor Coombs. /; on DELL !: Hits
on coomhs. In innings: off Dell 3 I'm 6
innings Struck out--by Dell. 3; by Nehf
B. Cmpires. Byron and Eason. Time i:il.
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CUBS SPLIT WITH PIRATES

PITTSBURGH, September 4.-Chicag o
and Pittsburgh Nationals split even In
n double header to-day, tho visitors
taking the first game by the score of
b TO and losing the second, 2 to l. in
twelve innings. Adams, pitching for
won his own game when he
singled with the bases fun in the
twelfth. Vaughn was never In danger
In the first game. The scores:
IL
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Totals. 81 II so 20 o Totals az li..7 IS
.ClseN nMt lOr interference In knnrih

Providence ..........0 n ,-s
'SMFhlo ...............0 I ! o.
Summary: Runs-'udIc t2l. Powell ON
SLOW G., FahriGue McNalIy. Oeschgcr Gil
h""!cy. Mccarty, Jackson. Hits-or Pcebe
: in innings. Stolen bases-.TuIgc
E,briGuc. Two hase hits -Shorten Cascy
hrer haS" hiis-ti'hooicy. Casey. MrCnrtv
Sacrih"c hits--Carlstrom. Powell. Double
pihXs-Shcan To Fahriuue to Onslow; Me.
NhllN :" Shean to Il. Onslow Struck ont
10y LlcschGer. :; hy B"che. !. Bases on balls
OH ocschrcr, :: of B"ehc -. Passed hal
casey. Hit hy pitCher-by Gar. | ,Fnhri-
que Time. ESQ. Empires. Harrison and
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SHELTERS FOOL ROYALS

Jersey CITY. y. j.. September -
Jersey City reversed results with Mon
days ublc-hcader at Westside Park
by score Of TO 3. and then sue.
ceeded in tying the second game up
with two counts each way after ire
Royals had forged ahead in their half
or inc SIKH, the game being called be-
cause OF darkness. Scores
EIRST
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Terriers Lose Llstiess Game.

BROOKLYN. September 4-The locals
easily defeated Baltimore. > TO /. in a
listless game here to-day. Frank
Smith. formerly with Baltimore. was
touched for ten hits by his old team
mates. The visitors made costly err
rors.
Score by innings: RHE
Baltimore o q q | q 0 O n--I 10 r
Brooklyn 01l00o Ok 10 q
batteries: Quinn and Owens: F.. Smith
and Land.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05
BISONS LOSE TO GRAYS

PROVIDENCE. r. l., September -
Joe Casey's double to left field in the
tenth inning OF to-day's game scored
Eddie OnSlow from eccond base with
the winning tally in TO contest
with the Buffalo Bisons. The game was
one OF the best witnessed on the local
Srounds this season, both clubs putting
UP snappy game. Score: