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CompeIs All Impurities
TO Abandon System
Blood Troubles Can not Re,
main If Properly
Treated.

There Is In S. s. g., the famous blood puri
her, property that absolutely conpeis ha rm.
iui influences to disintcErate and lose their
Identity. No matter what they are called
nor how destructive they are there Is in S. 5.
5. powerful, searching counter influence TO
enn!hilate the most eruptive germ, causes the
mucous Innings to convert II into an inert
substance that Is quickly thrown out OF the
blood and out of tho body by the skin. lungs,
Kidneys. bowels, and destroyed In the liver.
There is not a single advance In medicine
today that In any sense Ia an Improvement
over 3. s. S. Surgery Is q wonderful, mas.
terful science. but when 1t comes to purifying
the blood S. S. s. stands alone. Thousands OF
doctors have prescribed st. Their patients
do not always know 1t is s. S. s.. because
they leave the treatment To the doctor i'm.
plicitly. Rat fair.minded doctors long ago
realized thnt In the vegetable nature Of s. S.
s. were certain ingredients that to the blood
In sickness were Just rs essential MS the flesh.
building elements OF the grains. meats. fats
and sugars Of our daily food. The average
doctor Is humane and of trained Intelligence.
He has seen the recoveries from worst cases
OF blood trouble by the Use o! S. S. 8. Get
bottle OF S. s. S. today OF any druggist.
Accept no substitute. And II you wish
proper advice on any form OF blood trouble.
write to the Medical Adviser, The Swift Spc.
citc Co.. 102 Swift Bldg, Atlanta, Ga. It "a
worth while doing SO.
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BIRMINGHAM ENTERS SUIT
AGAINST CLEVELAND CLUB
Deposed Manager VIII Make Test on
Strength Of New Ironclad
Contract.
ENGAGED FOR THREE YEARS
Took Over Management in 1914, and
Claims Pay for Whole Of Next Sea-
son, Too-Indians Got Bad Start,
Though Joe Was Given Free Rein.

CLEVELAND, July 1a.-Joseph i.
birmingham. former manager Of the
cleveland American League baseball
cam To-day filed suit for $4,000 in
ooi''f'ioh pleas here against Charles w.
eolhers. owner of the team, to recover
salary ana damages alleged to be due
because Somers terminated his CON
tract, discharged him as manager and
released him as member OF the
team.
Birmingham's petition saws bis CON
tract was for the seasons OF ,aII ,oIs
and 1916. at $4,000 u year, win 4, sdS
additional aS an option on his so rvices
and that 1t contained no ten-dav
clause. being what has como TO be
termed an Iron clad" contract He
says he was paid his salary to juno
October 10. 1916.
The suit is expected to be test
or the so-called 'iron-clad" contract.
which displaced the tcn-day clause
after certain court decisions held the
latter Invalid, following the coming
Into tho major league field of tho Fed,
eral League and consequent raids on
clubs of organized ball and jumping of
several star players.
birmingham was deposed as man
ager and released in May, after the
local team had obtained poor start
In tho championship race despite eff
iorts made by Somcrs to give Birming-
nam free hand by trading or selling
several players who did not work in
harmony with him. These included
taS9ie; who went to the Philadelphia
aI,ithietics: Johnston. who went to the
pittsburgh Nationals: Olson, sent to
Cincinnati; Gregg. TO the Boston Red
SoS, and Carisch to Portland.
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SPLIT UP AT NORFOLK

NORFOLK. VA, July Io-Peters-
burg and Norfolk broke even in the
Saturday doubie-hcader. both games
being called ut the end OF seven in
nings. Norfolk won the first by n ::
count by taking the other, to l. Tho
same pitchers worked both games. In
hit until the seventh inning. one OF
the two gained off him being Of the
scratch variety. In tho second, both
teams scored one run In the fifth, and
the Nuts won In the seventh as the
result of nm accident to Stcinbrenner,
the Tar second Sucker With two out
Rice hit boundcr which thumped
Steiny on tho solarplcxus. giving the
batter a hit. On an ordinary bounce
y ,,, would nave been an easy out.
by shooting a long two-basc blow to
left Ucl
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.sUPERBAs KEEP UP GOOD
WORK BY BEATING CUBS
Brooklyn Fans Hear BuZZing Of PEN
nant Bee With Double Win
Over Leaders.
BRAVES SPLIT WITH CARDINALS
Boston and ST. Louis Break Even.
Al Denaree Pitches Phillies to Vic
tory Over Pirates-Giants Beat
Reds. With Doyle's Hitting.

BROOKLYN. July lo-The pennant
bee is huzzinE in the ears of the SUI
perbas as a result OF their double vic
tory over Chicago. making three
League leaders and eleven out of the
last twelve. BROOKLYN is now only
three games behind the Cubs. The
Superhas hammered three pitchers in
the first game. winning, TO 3. Doug
las. who recently pitched sixteen.
Chicago safe to-day except in one in
ming Dell was even moro effective
in tho second game. holding tho visit
ors to four hits and shutting them
out. Cheney was batted freely. The
Superbss PLAYED with much ginger.
fielding brilliantly when danger threat
ened Gctz was particularly conspic-
uous on the defense. ). Myers and
Miller led in batting. with six and
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SWAMP CATS TAKE BOTH
CANES FROM TARHEELs
Suffolk Hands Rocky Mount Double
Defeat in Bargain-Day
Bill.
Petersburg Lost First to Norfolk,
but Took NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. News
and Portsmouth Dividc-Games
Went Seven Innings by Agreement

SUFFOLK. VA, July lo-The Tigers
made II three straight from Rocky
do UTns PHI DY taking taking h1th ganss of
Ehrd worked against LcaEe who held
the Tigers runlcss for seven innings
while his teammates We're piling IN
three runs as result OF Il few scat
tered hits and some miscues that were
costy: In the eighth. however, the
Suffolk boys got to MIR Leake with
a vengeance. and when the count was
made they had scored four runs on a
base on balls, three two -baggers and
single
In the second game. ORrien opposed
tiaSton, and the hitting rally continued
LOT the Tigers. shoemaker starred
with the stick. getting three hits out
OF three times at bat. Homo runs by
Shoemaker were frequent and Henry
also connected for circuit rider.
ball, holding their opponents hitlcss
when hits meant runs. The attend
ance was good, and the home clubs
WORK pleased the fans throughout
Scores:
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
baltimore Wins Fran y.,,e,a.

;NhWARK, =. j, July I0-Double
plays were a prominent factor I'm to-
days ten-inninE game in which Rnlti
seventh Walsh WAS doubled at the nlate
Tor leaving third base before Doolan's
fly was caught. and Manager Knabc
WAS oanishcd for disputing the dcci-
sion With three Newark PLAYERS on
the bases in the eighth, Duncan made
sensational catch on HUM and threw
10 Doolan, doubling Scheer off second
nas". ESmond twice singled and scored
on timely hits by i.aporte IT was
Iohnson,s fourth straight victory
Score by innings: II II n
Baltimore OOOl OOOO1 ID a a
Newark 0Ol q 20 q % n
batteries: johnson and Jacklttscb.
kalserlinE and RarIden.
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PLAY GREAT GAME
Gordon Metal Company Defeats Baraca
Bible Glass In Eleven Innings.

People missed n treat yesterday when
n game between Gordon Metal Company
and Baraca Bible Glass went eleven
innings. when Goodwin Kuyk, with a
man on base. drove out n ball far
enough to win the game. Only Ave
hits were registered by each team.
Monk Brown. for tho Metal Company.
struck out sixteen men. and was good
at all times. while Fuqua, Barracks star
pitcher, hurt his shoulder and was
forced 10 retire. 1t was dono sliding
into first. The lineup:
Gordon Metal Company kuyk,
rec, third busc; q. Kuyk, center; Bind
ford. left field: Brown, pitcher; Shackel-
ford, first base; Creery, center field {;
Mooers' right fold; Heubi, right field
ana center field.
Baracas--W third base; Won
Lloyd center; Irving, second base;
IBrockwell, center field; Cosby, left field {:
Howard, Shortstop; Hay, first base;
Hobson. right field and pitcher; Fuqua.
right field and pitcher; Nelson, pitcher.
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RAIN HALTS GREAT DUEL

CHICAGO, July lo.-Rain which be-
gan To fall In the first inning to-day
caused the calling of the second game
between Chicago and Washington at
the end OF tho nth inning With the
Scor. tied mt to /. The game was
1t pitchers battle between Walter John
son and Joe Benz. The locals scored
their one run on Benz's triple and Lei
holds inhcld out. Morgan's single,
llenrEs sacrifice and single by John
son enabled the visitors to tie In tho
running catches. which cut of at least
TWO runs. score:
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE,
NORTH CAROLINA LEAGUE

WHERE THEN PLAY TODAY.
go games schcduled.)
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FlTTSBUHGN. July 1O.-Thn pi,te
nurrh Fcdcrals were dcfcatcd to-onv
BY ST Louis by score of To
davenport was hit hard. but not con
55ScutlN'i?. "hilc hts were made off
iernc ~ the right time Hartley. Mi.
Tor ana Hridwcll were especially timeiv
~ th"'r batting, aud Konetchy had four
h'ls' Dnt only one scored a run
Sc"r" Ivy innings: n IT n
-. kouis: .......6 00oa lo11-o IL q
'IUshurEh .....G ] 00OOO--I Q q
hatterlcs; Davenport and Hartley.
liealn,. lNckson and O,Conmor.
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rotais .S "a Totals rs = I8 2
.Boied for I3rcssler In seventh.
TBntted for in

Score by Innings: n
rhlndeiphia ...........O o o %
summary: Puns-J. Walsh, McInnis, Dress
h Ter. Shotton. Austin. Leary. Pratt Two base
sTo;,u Lavan; K"pf: Three base hit
AShettoii. Stolen bnses-Murphy, McInnts
SG,h"ng Enrned runs-s, Louis e sacr.icc
n -rrressSIer. D. Walsh. Pratt. Double play
i,a s.snphiiaaelphIa. 4: st; Louis. 8. First
,S, on philadelphia. J. Bases on
hamilton. Hits or Bressler. s in 6 in.
M ,1j,,, on Srowell In innings lit
ply by Bressler. / %. walsh1. struck
oou,-oy bTes'lcr. 5; by Crowell. I: by Ham
mon l. Unpires Chill and Evans 'ri,ne
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Pitcher Sch mutt Sold.

NEW iORK, July l0.-Pitcher
Charles Schmutz recently returned TO
the Brooklyn Nationals by the liar
rlsourS International League Club.
was to-day sold by President Ebbets
to the Salt Lake City Club OF the Pm
cifc Coast League.
The brooklyn Nationals announced
Also the purchase OF Player Snyth. OF
the Fort Wayne Club. Smyth. both
inhelder and outfieldcr, will not Join
Brooklyn until fall
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DOYLE HITS BALL HARD

NEW YORK, July l0-Doylo's hitting
to-day enabled New York TO win it.,
eighth consecutive. victory from CIV
cinnat. : 10 .. Doyle hi, Benton for
two three base hits which we're re-
the big left handler In thc urst a.
ming, his triple drove in Burns. and ne
scored himself Oh an inncld out. In
the NTH, his second triple cleaned me
bases After singing in the snvnItG
off Anes. he scored New YORK : sixth
run. single IN the eighth comnlctcG
his dnv,s WON. scnra-
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DuHcdH Move I-nxHurd.

BUFFALO, July 10.-Thc Buffalos
! u 2 victory over Brooklyn today
gave them sixth place in the League
seventh with two out and two sirItns
on him and the bases filed, won the
game ''
Score by innings: RI u
Brooklyn . O q o 90 % n
Buffalo ....OO OOOO5 - y
Batteries: Wiltse. +. Smith ana 81
mon; Anderson, Eedcnt and Rlair
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ew rir. nasrman for Ginn,,

SEQ TTLE, WASU Julv n Til,
y Eihso!!a' scout for the New York
Iiants. closed q deal yesterday which
Ginns INC Giants FIRST Basernan George
Northwcstern League. Kelly 10 ~" =
ntp,e" OF bin l.ange, famous Chicago
cGnlcr h"!d"r Of other DAYS. Iin is
nineteen years old
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Not Same Eddie Collins.

MILWAUKEE,. WIS, July lO.-The
Brewers have bought Eddie Collins
This announcement created intense cx-
citelnent-and no little disbelief-hcre
to-day until II became known that this
Eddie Collins halls from 81. NIary.s
COllcGe, Kan. not the White SoN star
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BREssLER HIT HARD

81. LOUIS. July 1O.-Bressler w,.
hit hard in the fourth and NTH Innings
to-day. and st. Louis won from Phila-
delphia. 4 to 3. In the fourth, q walk
by Pratt, doubles by Austin and La
van and a single by Ieary netted three
runs In the fifth. Shotten tripled, and
scored on single by Austin. Hits
OH hamilton were scattered. Score:
PHILADELPHIA. Ct Louis
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Totals "a q IS Totals 81 81 70
.Bhtied for Boland In ninth

,.,Ss "! 'hh'nBs' r.
petroit ..-..............i o o.
7un Rrns-Iiob!itzei. Gardner. BAR
T.. nohhs. Foster ~. Wit tyl. knvanauEh
;! wo basc hits-clnnvrin. Veach Bafer.
Ihrce.bAse htt-ThomaH Home runs-Fos.
Yer. knvRnauEh. Earned runs-Bostcu o.
Detroit. ;. Sacrifice hits-Hoblitzci Lewis
oo"bie plaE-Dubuc Bakor and Burma LET,
on ohscs-Sohton 8; Detroit. First base
on erTors-bosicn. 4 Bases on b,l.--of.
roster =: OF Dubuc, s. Hits-on Du,uc :
IN innings: on Cavet. In 10 inuinrs; on
bolanH. In "a innings Hit by pitcf err
pS fosteT. tEitt. Struck out--by Foster
q 10y l3olnnh. s. EMPIRES Iiili,hrard and
- I4oushin. Time s:9s
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Pnrkhurst Wins Rnce

SARATOGA, y. Y. July lO-The 100
mile race. the feature OF the motor
cycie meet here to-ray. was won by
Leslie Tarkhurst. of Milwaukee. who
at the finish. The time was 9i.Si.
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DIVIDE DOUBLE BILL

NEWPORT NDwS. VA. July 10
portSmonth to-day split even in n
double bill with the locals, winning
the FIRST, 2 to o, and losing the Sec
ond, TO 0. Portsmouth played better
ball In the first round, but conditions
were reversed In the second mill. in
addition to which the Builders struck
q hitting streak that seemed hard to
STOP. Both games went seven innings
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RED sox TRIM TIGERS

DETROIT, July l0.-Dubuc and Ca
EEct were nit hard to-day. and the
former was poorly supported, the re-
suit being a 6-to-3 victory for Boston.
naueh hit home run over tho Ieft
field fence for the third time this veor.
Foster duplicated the drive later in
the game. Score
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY
Philadelphia, g: Pittsburgh, 3.
81. Louis. !: Boston. (irst gnme).
Boston, 3; st. Louis, ! tsecond gnms).
Brooklyn. 3; Chicago, FIRST gnme).
brooklyn, 6; Chicago, o (second t:lme).
New York, .; Cincinnati 8.
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stolen base-Busch. Two-base hits-Fran-
cisco, Hirsch. Foies. Stewart. Struck out
ly iiirsck. l: by Humphreys. s. Bases on
hal'r-of Humphreys, /. Left on bases
Pstcrsburg, 81; Norfolk. ;. Time 1905. I'm
pire Siradfotd.
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INST GSNli:
Totals SIS "a Is Totals 81 !! 81 IA i

score BY lN7!nEs' Il
Chicago ................." n o.
Brooklyn ........-...-...2 | q q q s | -
summary: Runs-Fisher, Schultz, u zin-
'nerm,n, Myers, O'Mara. Wheat, Stensei.
GetE. Miller -, Douglas Two base hits
Myers 90, Thrce-hasc hits-Fishcr. Miller.
Stolen hsses--Phelan, Myers 'N, Wheat.
Earned runs-Chicaco. /: Brooklyn. :. sac
rfce hit--Curshaw. Double pay-Bresnn
han and zimmerman. Left on hnsss-Chi
caSo. {: Brooklyn >. First base errors
BROOKLYN. :. Bases halis--otf Vaughn. ::
OF label >: of Adams, 2: off Douslas. :.
Hits-of Vaughan : in Is inning: of label.
in : Ia irnirgs: off Adams, , in Ia
innings. Hit ny pitcher-by label. ,Gctzl.
Struck out-hy label, ?; 10y ADAMS. !: by
Douglas. ; Mid p!tch-pouGlns. Gmpires,
klem and Co.kill. r!mc. ~.
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YANKEES WIN SHUT-OUT
VICTORY FROM CLEVELAND
New York punches Hits in Seventh
and Drives Morton From
Mound.
ATHLETICS LOSE TO BROWNS
Pitching Duel Between johnson and
Benz Is Halted by Rninstorm.
Ned sox W in From Detroit-kar-
anaugh and Foster Park Ball.
ATHLETICS LOSE TO BROWNS

CLEVELAND, July l0.-Ecw York
punched three OF It's five hits OFT Nor
ton in the seventh inning and scored
ing hits OF Jones the rc InI" r pu
and winning, ! 10 o. Caldwell held
{ ievcland to five hits and wound up
MS game by striking out Smith and
i'arbare with the bases hllcd. Score:
Cleveland Sc,v YorL
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SECOND GAME.
Score By innings:

oU.riElAIE: Iuhs.Euh!lnS cd, Crist, Wulk-
or. Twn-basc hit-Waite. stolen busc-Ruut-
inE Sacrifice hts-Smith, Hasson. Rises
on baiis-on Craft. 3; OH IIcweilyn. Q; or
HAMILTON, 3. struck out-by Craft, !: by
Hamilton. :. Left on bascs-Portsmou :;
Newport News. 1. Double play-Bunting ana
N"li". Wild pitch"s--by Cratt. !; hy liam
ilton. !. Passed b"il-Hhsson First tngc
on crrors-Pcrtsmouth. =; Newport News 3
baik-Crar. Time. l;i Cmpircs, Bighis
Il IusScy
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ScoFe tN InnInEs. -
-. Louis ............. q o q Il a n IA n,
Boston ...............r ! q a n >
Summary Huus-BUtier. Moran t.}. Con
molly. Two Sase hits--Gnwdy. ConnolIy, Siv-
Ger Thrce haze ht-Conuolly. SuCrincc hits
Connolly, MIgee. Double pluy-RutIcr and
MILF: Lett on bases 81 Louis !; Boston
3. F!tst base on .rrofs-St Louis. /: Bos,
ron " Bases on halts--on Meadows, {: ctr
DeNis : struck out--ry MEADOWS 4 ~
Davis. . umpir@s Byron and Eason Time
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['IRST GAME
Totals 20 81 o 2 Totals
'Bat,cd for carnss In seventh.

Score nv innings: n
Portsmouth ...........2 O O q n ~
summary: Runs-Hummail. hurley Two
hase hits-inmmeii, Hopkins. smith. Bases
en- haiI%--on strain, !; or GARDINER. = Struck
ont-hv strain, ); by GARDINER = stolen
Base W hi'iet Sacrifice h!ts-Damrau. Left
on hHS"S-Fol tslHouth, 3: Newport News
g. Double p'ay-Iiummeil, Taguer and Hur-
;ey. via pitch-Gardinicr. Passed L.ll-
ituhS!hs. First base ON errors Portsmouth
2; Newport. hit by pitched ball-.Taguer,
81. Martin Time. l:ll. umpres, Bussey
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SacrinSe hit-Henry:. Double piay-Morsan
TO McBride TO GandIl Left on bases. Chi.
on johnson. 2; OIL Benz. /. Struck out
ny Johnson. T. Umpires. Connolly and Wal
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Hliilndrlnllin-
Ran for Gibson IN ninth
tBaucd for Adams ir ninth

Score ny innings: n
Pittsburgh ............n 0 q q n n a
fhiladeiphia :...........o :! 0 | %
summary: Runs collins, Carey t2) Ryrne
secker. Cravhth. Niehof Whiited. I.udcrus
Two base h!ts-Beckcr Whltted Cravath
Ihfce'h ase hit-cHrey. Home run-I.udorus
nHrhcd rnns,pl'tshurEh. :. Philmdelphia l.
stolen bnses--Whitted. Doibi. pi,ty-Eiahof
and .l.ndcrus Sacrifice h!t-Johnston Sac.
hurgh. 6; philadelphia FIRST has. " On
rr"fs-rittshurgh: !; Phladelphip, !! struck
out-by Adams 9, hy Dcmarce g. Time
lI- umpir." auiglev and Ein.ue
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ltuns'-SnOcmdReT 80. tiOhlDy.
Allen. Henry. Welcher. Bittie Eisel. Two
base hit-Goalby. Home runs-Hanry, Shoe
maker co. Sacrifice hit-Poh. stolen base
ALLEN. Double nnys-Poh to Go,lhy to
Henry; Edwards 10 snyder. Struck out
by Gaston. q: by O'I'rien >. Bases on balls
off CASTOR, .; off ORrien. !. Passed ball
Ryan. Left on basnS-juTo!i:. <;- Z ocky
Mount. Umpire. McGowan. Time. 1905
Attendance 500
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'Esitet for Benton TN sixth
FRntieG for Amos IN ninth

HCof" UI inrinFs' =
Cincinnati ..............U q . q q -
New York ............s d % n %
Summary: Runs-Grihi,h. olson pentnr.
Burns t2b, Robertson Doyle t.I. Fl.,ch,r
Tesresu. Two base hl,s-Grin!th. olson
Meyers Three base hits-Doyle t2l. EstreG
runs--Cincinrat .; New York T. Ssrr,g.,,
htt--Rohcrtson Sacrifice ny Wlnro Don
BILE piny-Tesreau, Fletcher and Merkle Len
on bases-Ssw York. - Cincinnati Firs,
base on erTors-Cincinnati, :. Sew York l.
Basch on bhils-on 1esrcau 3; OF benton
]; on Amts J. Hl,s-on Benton. = in )
innings; OF Ames . In INNING struck
out--by Tcsrcau, !. by Benton. Jmp!r.s
IsIgler ana Hari. Time. LII.
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ANOTHER SPLIT HERE

BOSTON, July io-Attcr losing the
A:si game q =; Louis. : 20 ! to-day.
Boston von the second. 5 10 !! The
visitors grouped ni,s for their runs
- the cge:t-C contest. payis's pitch
:aE. which held -. Louis 70 three hits
ard Coraolly's batting we're the pr!n-
c.pa! factors in Boston's success in
The second Sro-es
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Colleginn Signs With Brookfeds.
Federals' squad was augmented 10 day
by the arrival of Pitcher John Hattox,
recently OF Millsap College. Of Missis-
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WHERE TiIEY PLAY TO-DAY.
New York at Cleveland
Boston ut Detroit
Philadelphia at ST. Iouis
Washington ut Jhicngn,
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,Eatted for Morton in eighth.
Score by innings: II.
Cleveland .............O q o O q "a
New York ..:...........o 0 o "a
summary: Runs-Peckinpaueh. Maisc! "a,
Fipp. Earned runs-New York Two base
hits-Nirke. Cook; Three -base hits-Smith.
iipI. Sacrifice hits-Kirke. High Har,2en
Double plays-Malscl. Pipp. Pcckinpaugh
MhiSel and Peterborough: Smith and Chap
man: PccEinPnugh, Boone and Ptpp Hts
on Morton. . i'm Innings: on Jones. . t.,
Inning BASES on balis-on caldwell. l.
struck ont-hy Morton :: by Caldwell 1
Wild piich--!onss. First base on ..rors-
Ncv York. |. Left on bases Cleveland =
New YORK, Time. 40. umpircs. Dinccn
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FIRST GAME.
Totals 81 ~ l. Totals IS.
Ran !Or Beck IN seventh.
lEntteG toE NMEh.. Ii .L.cth

$cor- hy inning: r
81 Louis ..............b T. O p -
Boston ............... 10 "a % Il % o. Z a.,
- Doian, HctHel Mage. Two-ba-c hit.-
hGilc:; Mage. smith, hyatt Thre"-hi.4
nHs-ityait Wilson. Rcck snyder. -rcrjn,,.
Ay-.ilyau Sacrifice hits wilson snyder
Double ,niHy-SNyser and iIugstrs. Lett on
hares-St l.on!S' 3; BHt'oU T. Fus. has. on
crrors-St I.,ti!s-~' Bases on hails-or Ron
inson, :! OF Hugh.9. :. H,s-on hughes.
G In innings. on strand, : Ia inning. iii
Icy pfchtr-hy Hughes. : fHillcrJ Struck
owt-ey Robinson, &. by Hughes s TIM,
p!res- Ehson ana iyroM. Ti,ne. 10
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FIRST GAME,
Suffolk
Score by innings:

Rocky Mount .......? o . o o.,
summary: Runs--Goalby. Allen Henry.
'.hrn. 'oc.eticc, Gray. :iscl Two base hits
User !rinHcher. Allen Henry, Ehrd.
S,olen has"s,Hcnry. Goalby. stewart. Dou-
BILE rinys-foh 10 Gonihy to Henry: Goulhy
10 ioh to Henry. struck out-hy l.cak. /.
by Ehr 3. Bases on bnIls-oT l.eckc ::
oil Enrd. !. Left on bhscs--Rncky NIount
4; SUFFOLK IT, Umpire, NcGowan Tim.
80 Attendance, 800
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fh!iadeplhia the victory over Pitts
H ,anms i bnd so to 3, Dsmarse and
enth, wh"n the, home team secured
three runs. and took the lead on
'rtNathS double, an Ovt, Whitted's
safe hunt and steal Of second ana
l.udcrus's h"mc-rnn drive Score.
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Rochester Gets Wnlker.
ST. LOUIS. July l0.-Ernest Walker.
outfielder, was released to-day by tho
81. Louis Americans to the Rochester,,
y. Y. club and ordered to report 20
morrow.