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VIRGINIA FO0TBALLISTS
MAY SNATCH EARLY START

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. May 16.-
AT its final meeting of the session. the
Virginia Football Club elected officers
for the ensuing year, as follows Har-
ris w. Coleman, of Stanford. KY. presi-
dent: Norborne Berkeley, of Danviile.
Va. vice-president: James L. White, OF
Memphis. Tenn, secretary; George
Wayne Anderson. Jr., OF Richmond,
treasurer.
A plan was started to have as many
men as possible back at tho university
and ready for practice by September 1.
All of the early corners will be quar-
tered in one OF the fraternity houses
near Lambeth Field, so that they may
have the opportunity OF playing and
living together as we'll as working to-
gether.
Brief talks were made by Head Goa CHI
Warner. DR. William A. Lambeth and
Buck" Mayer captain of last years
eleven. 1t is hoped that Mayer will
return to college next fall and finish
out his four years on the gridiron. It
will be recalled that Mayer scored more
touchdowns last season than were mad e
by any other player in this country.
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RED SOX BEAT CLEVELAND
AFTER FOURTEEN INNINGS
Morton Holds Boston to One Fit in
Ninth, but Finally
Breaks.
LAJoE POUNDS THE BALI
Athletics Defeat Chicago in First
Game-Yankees' Hand Lacing to
Tigers and Browns Lick Grifrmen.
McInnis Breaks Nose.

CLEVELAND. May 16.-Boston de-
feated Cleveland in a great pitchers
battle to-day. 3 to o, in fourteen in
ninss. After holding Boston to one
hit in nine innings. a single by Wood
with one out in the ninth, and three
hits in thirteen innings, Morton weak
ened. With one out in the fourteenth.
Mays got sun hit to left. Hooper
scratched an inheId hit. while Wagner
and Lewis followed with doubles
Not Boston man reached first base
until the eighth inning, when. with one
out. Hoblitzel was passed after there
were two strikes on him. A one
handed catch by Leibold and Speaker
throw to the plate in the seventh. re-
firing Jackson, were features With
one out in the eighth inning. Morton.
Leibold and Turner singled In success
sion. only to have Chap hit to
Wood for an easy double play. Lei
bold tripled in the twelfth. but there
were two out. and he failed to score.
1t was the first game Wood has
started this year. and while not as eff
fective as Morton. he showed much of
the stuff that made him the premie r
pitcher OF the American League in 1912.
Mays. who pitched the last three in
ninss. was effective. The score:
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UNION UNIVERSITY NINE
IS DECLARED CHAMPIONS
Local Institution Heads Colored In
terscholastic League in Team
Standing.
BEST TEAM IN MANY YEARS
First Time Red and Steel Has Won
Title-Jasper Did Great Work on
Mound-Union Infield Is Strong on
OffenSe and Defense.
Standing of the Clubs.

When the baseball season among col &.
ored colleges ended the Virginia Union
University was declared champion of all
Eastern institutions for colored youths
This is the first time the Red and Steel
has headed the list since the forma
ton OF the Colored Interschola site Ath-
letic Association.
This association is composed of
Hampton. Howard. Lincoln, Shaw and
Union. Two teams, Hampton and Shaw,
arc not in the running this season. as
they failed to play at least two teams
SO. although Union was defeated twice
by the Hamptonians. she still retains
the championship.
Unions aggregation this year is the
best II has produced. Its strongest di-
vision is the infeld, both in defense
and offense. II has made large gains
over the record OF last year in both
departments of the game. S. Taylor, at
first, is the surprise of the year Last
season he was almost tail-ender with
the ash. while now no Sla bman's artil-
lery seems formidable enough to pre-
vent his fusillade Of hits. Though
Hucles. on duty in the midway, does
not have perfect fielding record, he
Is the best fielder Union has ever pro-
duced. Not only this, but all experts
admit that he is the hest shortstop on
any college team of to-day
Jasper. the star twirler. broke his
own record of last year. making forty
nine men surrender their rights first
bag. Thompson has perfect pitching
record, winning both games from Lin
coin.
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PREP TITLE RACE ON

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. May l6--
The following secondary schools have
reported for the elimination contest in
the Virginia School Athletic League,
Wytheville High School. Wytheviiie,
Randolph Macon Academy, Bedford
City: John Marshall High School. Rich
mond: Covington High School, Coving-
ton: Harrisonburg High School. Harri-
sonhurg, and Woodbury. Forest School,
near Orange.
The following pairs have been ar
ranged to play not later than May IS,
tho final contest to be held at the Uni
versity of Virginia not later than May
30:
Wytheville High School VS.. Ran
dolph- Macon Academy.
John Marshall High School VS.. Wood
berry Forest School.
Covington High School We. Harrison
burg High School,.
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LAKEWOOD COUNTRY CLUB is
TAKING ON NEW ACTIVITY
Nine Tennis Courts Nearing Completion
and Golf iS Calming with
IynchhurEers.

LYNCHBURG, VA, May 16-With
the completion Of nine new tennis
courts, the traps nearly ready for use
and the new golf course about ready
for Golfists. the out of door life of the
lakewood Country Club Is taking on
new activity at the new home of the
club in Peakland.
The new tennis courts are said to
be the equal OF any in the South. and
the popularity of the golf game is at
tested by the fact that fifty women are
learning the game under Isaac S. Mackie,
formerly Of the Fox Hills Golf Club.
now superintendent here. Mr.. Mackie
believes the local course will be used
by experts as soon as they And out the
opportunities afforded here. The course
was laid out by Mr. Mackie before he
left the New York organization.
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ROGGE BATTLES WHALES

CHICAGO. May l6.-Rogge's curve
ball proved battling 10 Chicago batters
when hits would have scored runs to-
day. and Pittsburgh downed the locals,
TO !, in q fast game. 4 steal of home
by Yerkes. whose all-around work was
a factor in the Pittsburgh victory, and
konetchy's home run were features.
In sliding to the plate in the first in
ming Shortstop Berghamer of the visi-
tors. broke small bone in his right
leg.
Score by innings: r H. E.
Pittsburgh .....2 OF 000 90 o-4 Q l
Chicago ...00 00l0O0-l l
Batteries: RoGge and Berry; Brown,
Prendergast and Wilson.
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MONTREAL TAKES OPENER
FROM PROVIDENCE GRAls
League Leaders Arc Defeated by
Royals, Who Hit O'Brieu
Well.
MILLER TWIRLs GOOD BALL
Held Topnotchers in Hand Until
Ninth, When One Tally Was
Showed Across = Canucks Got
Twelve Hits.

PROVIDENCE. RI, May ls.-Mop-
treal took the final game Of the series
from the Grays this afternoon at Rocky
Point by to I score. The locals
could do nothing with Miller's twirline
until the ninth inning. when three sin.
giles in "a row produced A lone tsllv
The Royals took kindly to "RuoL.
obrien's shoots. combining them for
twelve solid smashes. included in which
number were three two-bs ggers. Til.
score: 40
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Hirh. Boone. McHale. Cobb. Young. Two.
base hits-High, Cobb i2). sweeney. Pirr.
Stolen base-Boone. Earned runs-on Nc
Hale, /: ON Dauss. :. Sacrifice hts-Baker
Le. McHale. Peckinpaugh. Sacrifice NY
Dauss T.ouble psy-Bush to Young to
kavanaEgh. LETT on, hases--New York 3;
Detroit. ;. First base on errors-New York
?: nctrot. !. Bases on bRlls-on AlcHale
3: off Dauss 5. Struck out-by McHale 2:
by Dauss 2. Wild pitches-Dauss t2). I'm.
pires. Dineen and Nalln Time. 2:o
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ATHLETICS DOWN WHITE SOX

CHICAGO. May ls-PhNadelphia
punched hits off Russell to-day, which.
coupled with an error by Roth. gave
them the first game of the series with
Chicago, 10 =. The batting OF La joie,
Viewers fielding and Shawkey's pitch
ing were features. First Baseman Nc
lnnis. OF the visitors. was hit with a
ball during hating practice and had
his nose broken. The score:
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FEDERAL LEAGUE |
KAYSEES WIN OVER SLUFEDS

ST. LOUIS. May l6.-Ry punching
hits in the tenth inning, Kansas City
ended tied game with ST Louis here
to-day, winning by score Of 3 to Q
Score by innings: r. Fl. <.
Kansas City. 20 02O oO1-3 .
st. Louis. ......0 q o l o q o. . 3
Batteries: Main and Brown: Daven-
port and Hartley.
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CUBAN x GIANTS HERE
VIII Play Series of Three Games. IA.
ginning To-Day, with Iudependenty.

The Richmond Independents will plav
the cuban Giants of New York a Sc
ries OF three games at Broad Street
Park beginning this afternoon at $50
O'CLOCK. The Giants are one of the
oest Known coiored teams in the coun-
try. and the games are expected To draw
large crowds. Seats will be reserved
for white patrons
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YANKEES TRIM TIGERS

DETROIT, May lS.--Scorins four
runs in the eighth inning without the
aid of hit, New York defeated Detroit,
to ., here to-day. Dauss, who had
won six straight games. was beaten for
the first time this season. Neither Nc
Hale nor Dauss was hit hard, but the
la tier was wild. Manager Donovan, of
the New York team. who for years wore
a Detroit uniform. was presented with
several gifts by local friends and clubs.
The score:
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ioie. Barry Roth. Fournier. Two-ba.e hits
,-I.atoie Gl, kopf j. Collins. oldrins
ShaMkey, sehans Left on bases-Phiia-
rors-Fhila delphia. :; Chicago :. Bases or
hai!s-of Russell, :: off Shawkey. .: on
Benz, !. Iits--on Russell. in Innings: off
Benz, in innirEs Hit by pitcher-bv
Russell tRarry), Struck out-by Russell .
by Shawkey. ): by Benz. L Passed ball
Scnang. Empires. Connolly and Chill. Time
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Chicago at New York
Cincinnati mt Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
st. Louis at Philadelphia
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Totals ..s7 7ssl4 ? Totals ..ss 4

Score by innings: r.
st. FOULS ........o o o q o 1 o j.?
Summary: Runs--Shotton. Williams. Milan.
Two-base hits-Tilliams, Morgan. Foster
itavan. Sacrifice hlts-Gandil. Shanks Dou-
bile plays-Shsw and Gnndil: Lavan, Pratt
and Kaufman; Shaw. Mcbride and Gandil
Left on hases-Washinston, 4; st. Louis. TO-
Bases on balis-of Wetlman. 3; off Shaw.
out-hy Shaw, 10; by Weiiman, l. TIM
pires Hildebrand and OLoughin. Time.
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GRIFFMEN LOSE TO BROWNS

ST. LOUIS. MO, May 16-A pitching
duel between Weilman and Shaw ran
eleven innings here to-day and ended
in favor OF the locals. score 2 to 1. The
score:
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r. su,mmarg: Rnns-Fabrtoue. Irelan. Holden,
nnlts-.Hoiden, Whitemon. Tutwiler. FIynn
Sacrinct hits-RehE. Irelan. Double nIsys
itehS to Fabrique to Onslow; Howfsy &,
lreian: oBEien to Haley to onslow. StrueS
out by OBricn. 3 by Miller, a. Bssss
on balls-on o Rrier, ): off Miller s. Tim.
200. Ur1pires. Brown and Mullen.
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Texas League.


Texas League.
AT Beaumont--Beaumont G; Fort
Worth. 8.
At Observation-Disclosures 3; Dallas, 9.
At San Antonio--San Antonio, q;
Shreveport. 1.
At Houston-Houston, Q; WAGON, s.
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EASTERN INVASION HAS
SUCCEEDED VERY WELL
western Teams in National League
Have Been Hit Hard by
Invaders.
YANKEES LEAD IN AMERICAN
Donovan's Men, by Great Work, Have
Reached Capabilities Still in Van
on Older Circuit-Red SoX Look
Impressive.

NEW YORK, May 16.-The first week
OF the initial clash Of the season be-
tween Eastern and Western clubs Of
tne two major leagues. while bringing
ABOUT several changes in the positions
OF the clubs. gave few Indications
OF probable important shifts in the
near future.
In the National League, three out
OF four clubs in the Western circuit
played out the week with more de-
feats charged against them than vic
tories to their credit. Pittsburgh was
the only one of the invading quartette
TO come out on the right side Of the
ledger. and some of the Pirates vic
tories before the Eastern trip was
started. Fred Clarke's team SO far has
broken even in the games played on
Eastern diamonds, and the club has
moved up from sixth place to fourth
The Chicago club. which figured
notably in the performances of the
week previous. has found the stay
ing rather hard so far in Eastern ter
rltory. getting only an even break in
brooklyn and being swamped in the
H!st games OF the series with the New
forks The Cubs seemed to have spent
their energies in slaughtering a group
OF Brooklyn pitchers on Friday and
we're helpless with the bat in the open
Ing encounter at the Polo grounds
Roger Breenahans men were per-
haps unfortunate in encountering tho
Giants at a time when McGraw's play
ers were in the fun stride OF a re-
covery from the Oppressive gait they
had maintained from the seasons be-
ginning. The brace of the Giants be-
gan after the Cincinnati team had
taken the first game OF the series and
was largely due TO an encouraging i'm
pFo"ement In the form OF the pitching
stan, coupled with a measurable in
crease In the percentage OF base hits
ny the batting laggards. Mathewson
who had not won game this season.
started the squirt. Perritt Immediately
Followed with his initial victory, and
Marquard ch!med in with his first we'll
pitched game since his no-hit perfor-
nance shortly after the season opened
New York. although still at the foot
OF the standing. seems TO be rounding
Into something like the form Of recent
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Reds Playing Good BALL.


Cincinnati, despite three defeats in
four games against the Giants and
another game dropped in Brooklyn, is
playing excellent hall and it looks $
II little better run Of fortune was
all that was needed to improve the
Reds standing. 81. Louis took the
series In Boston finding the Braves
starting tho unusual practice for them
II losing ninth-inning decisions. but
began badly against Philadelphia.
which still tops the league, and seems
in little danger OF being speedily dis
placed. Brooklyn has taken perhaps
the most impressive brace of any of the
National Lcae que teams except the
Giants. and has moved up to fifth posi-
tion.
Tho American League race saw an
other change in the leadership. New
York displacinE Detroit. The Yankees
stepped into the premier position Sat
urday and clinched their hold on the
place to-day By defeating the Tigers
handi!y in the first game Of their Sc
ries. Some OF Donoran's pitchers are
accumulating an impressive record OF
victories, Ray Fishers, for instance,
totalling six without a defeat. placing
him a tho head OF the leagues tu;irl-
e!s, for George Dauss. who also had
clean slate, with six winning games.
was the pitcher who was met and de-
!eated by the Yankees to-day The
New York boxmen are nearly all going
AZ a great gait and the increased hi
ting ability of the team this year is
crowning their efforts with frequent
victories in contrast to other recent
years, when one well-pitched game
after another had gone by the board
because OF tho lack of an attack that
made itself felt in the pinch.
Detroit Has Suffered Much
Detroit has suffered more than any
other Western team in the America
League from the force IF the Eastern
attack, for one thing because II mad
more to lose. Jennings's men. while
taking the lone game played with
Washington. lost three out OF four to
Boston, and as New York was winning
= majority Of its games in Cleveland
the Tigers had to sacrifice their lead
ership. Cleveland also has dropped
four out of six games to Eastern clubs
the Bostons continuing their victorious
career to-day by shutting out the In
dams.
The Red SoN look more impressive
all the while they continue their
travels, and their victory to-day. while
Chicago was losing to Philadelphia
put Carrigan's men in third place
Washington has not been playing sue
cessful on Its trip so far. and the
Athletics up to to-day had won only
one game.
Another pitchers record OF consecu-
tive victories went by the board TO-DAY
in the Cleveland Boston game, when
Guy Morton. of the Indians succumbed
in game in which his mates cuthit
their rivals nearly two to one and
still were shut out. Morton had FIVE
straight victories to his credit
The record in each league of games
played. won and lost, with runs, hits
and errors and men left on bases is
as follows:
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On the squad now are Bates, Brock
enridge. Hoffman and Thompson. out
fielders; Jordan, Ball. Pick. Crane and
Arragon. inhelders: Schaufele and Kri-
chell. catchers. and Morrisette, Russell,
Sterzer and Andrews. pitchers. Jack
Dunn and Jack Dunn. Jr.. who is held
for utility purposes, make up the
seventeen.
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
RICHMOND at Toronto.
| Newark at Montreal.
! Jersey City at Rochester
| Providence ut Buffalo.
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The Crewe baseball team is anxious
to got games with any amateur team
in the State. r. K oliver Ia manager
OF the railroaders
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Jack Dunn and his clan left yester-
day al noon for Toronto. where they
will arrive this morning TO open the
international League season with the
Leafs
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York, 9; Detroit, 2.
Philadelphia, 1; Chicago, g.
Boston, 3; Cleveland, o fourteen innfngs)
st. Louis. 2; Washington, I.
sTATD1Sc OF CLUBS.
New York. 10 9 .e67 M'ashInE'n ii Ii .44o
Detroit ....ls II .621 Cleveland III I6 .4o7
Chicago ...l6 I2 .57i 81. Louis 10 is .S5S
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Washington nj st. Louis
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at Cleveland.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
kansns City, 3; st. Louis. 9.
Buffalo-Newark postponed; rain).
STANDING or CLUBS.
ritt.b'sh 10 10 .e5s Brooklyn u "a .sis
kan. City Il $3.50 fa "S,s !. ~
Chicago ...i6 10 .55a Buffalo 49, Fl .a7s
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Newark at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Kansas City.
toniy three schednied5 S'
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
(Sone scheduled.)
STANDING OF CLUBS.
". L. Pct. W. L. Pct
y. News. IL .6lI Il. Mount 10 .474
Portsm'h 10 1856 Norfolk " 10 .474
Petersbg :. 800 Suffolk $50. 10 .ile
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
Norfolk mt Portsmouth.
Newport News at Petersburg.
suffolk Mt Rocky Mount.
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: STRIKES ME
By TIM PATCH

Jack Dunn and his clan left yester-
day at noon for Toronto, where they
will arrive this morning 10 open the
international League season with the
Leafs
There is possibility. however, that
the game will be postponed. as IL was
raining heavily last night in Toronto
and the storm may put crimp into
the opening day exercises.
Seventeen players. together with Sec
rotary Ryan comprised the invading
force. The club has been cut down to
the limit. and no new men can now
of another.
On the squad now are Bates, Breck-
enridge. Hoffman and Thompson. out
fielders; Jordan, Ball. Pick. Crane and
Arragon. inhelders; Schaufele and Kri-
chell. catchers. and Morrsette, Russell,
Sterzer and Andrews, pitchers. Jack
Dunn and Jack Dunn. Jr.. who is held
for utility purposes, make up the
seventeen.
1t is rumored that William and Mary
will protest the playing of Hamp-
den Sidney twirler While 1t is true
that Hampden- Sidney started the pro-
testing business last fall when it ruled
Rock King off the Spider football
squad, sport lovers are sorry TO see
such spirit generated among the four
colleges connected with the Eastern
Virginia Intercollegiate Association.
The protest. if made. will be acted
upon by tho executive committee of
the association. The committee, which
by some peculiar freak turned the
Spider victory into the won column OF
the Tigers, would be bound by that
precedent to give william and Macy
the game II the protest is upheld. The
ruling would mean that the Loonies
would be the champions Of the asso-
citation for the year.
1t is hardly probable. however. that
the W7illiamsburgers. who are true
sportsmen, would care to get the title
in such a way. Hampden- Sidney got
q. straw decision last fall. which it has
never felt proud enough to boast Of
The question. too. Of whether man
is eligible or not should not be left
lege authorities should be able to guage
that. The fact that the player is on
the team should be sufficient guar
antee that he has met all scholarship
requirements.
Richmond Academy certainly blasted
the hopes of the Marshallites. Not only
did the high school lads lose to the
Baptists. but they were defeated on
Saturday by Cluster Springs. 1t is to
be hoped that they have not been
started on losing track now that the
State championship series is at hand.
and the local boys have squad which
should have a strong lookin on the
title.
The Richmond team will look more
metropolis than its own representa-
tives 1t must be remembered that the
Leafs trained at Durham and opened
the season abroad. Manager Bill ely
mer is having his first season at the
Toronto helm, while the squad is with
out the services of any Of its former
stars. The Climbers, however, have
Tim Jordan. Charlie Pick and Krichell,
all Of the Leafs last year.
The Crewe baseball team is anxious
to get games with any amateur team
in the State. r. K. oliver Ia manager
OF the railroaders.
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SlInmarv: Runs-WaEner NAYS. Hooper
Earned runs-Boston. Two-b base hits
cha nman. Wagner. Lewis. Three base hi,
-Lcihold. Double play. Wood cadv ard
Hohlttzel. Hits-on Wood. 70 in u innings:
of NAYS. in innings. First haze on balls
off Norton :; of Wood. g. Struck out
by Morton. {; by Wood. e. by Mays, :. Left
on sasss-Cleveland, -; Boston. s. Time.
.:i2 Cmpires Evans and Muilaney
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Seventeen players. together with Sec
rotary Ryan, comprised the invading
force. The club has been cut down to
the limit and no new men can now
be signed without meaning the release
of another.
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There is a possibility. however. that
the game will be postponed. as IL was
raining heavily last night in Toronto,
and the storm may put a crimp into
the opening day exercises.
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BASEBALL RESULT
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Montreal, 8; Providence, ].
(Others poStponcd.)
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IotaIs ~ = Totals 50 ?. = !
'Batted for Benz in ninth.
Score by innings: r
Philadelphia ...........0 q o o Of
Chicago .................n n q %
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'Hittcd TOT q Brien In eighth.
Score by innings:
Montreal ... n A a ~
Providence .... n A a a n
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Cleveland

Totals 81 - 81 II Totals "a 7lr IS 0
Rated for r. wood In ninth
tBaued for Morton In fourteenth
tRatted for McNaily in eighth
Stated for Y. Wood in twelfth
fBatled for Cady in fourteenth
jackson out for interference.
Score by innings: P
Cleveland ...-....... o n q o n q o q n n On
Boston ................r o 0 0 o q o q 3-S
summary: Runs-waEner. MAYS Hooper