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CLIMBERS WIN IN
SPITE OF UMPlRES

81
Ing fly which was gathered in by Too
ley. -> Pick secured free TRANSFORMATION
to first and reached the far corner when
Johnny Bates singled to right field The
stations were loaded to capacity when
Angler Arragon waited out Schmit1.
The Indians. however. were saved when
Tim Jordan sent a sizzling liner ut
Mensor, who. with the assistance OF
Toolcy and Kraft, retired the Climbers
with II neat double play.
Callahan started tho second with n
pretty bingle to center lie had the
temcriiy TO start for the midway sta
ton on the first pitch but Paul Krichcll
showed old time skill by mailing him
at second by three feet. Kraft sent an
Offering to the right field fence for two
bags. Zimmerman sent terrific liner
to Pick. who knocked the ball down
and threw to Jordan. The umpire called
Him safe, although he was apparently
out by stride. Whittier sent long
sacrifice fly to ShaE Thompson. scoring
Kraft. zimmerman made the third VIC
tim of Paul Krichells rcjuvenatcd whip.
retiring the side.
Schmutz outgucsscd Ball, who was
sent to the bench. via the strike out
route. Sammy Crane hit TO Mcnsor and
was safe at first by an eyclash. Krichell
popped up to Tooley. making two out.
Russell flew out to Chalek, completing
the second frame.
Meeting the pill on tho trade mark.
HeckirEcr started the third session
with a single to left. Schnutz hit at
three OF AIS tcasers. Russell dupli-
Gated on Mcrsor, but Chahck uncorked
ii blow, which went for two bases, and
would have been good for more had
ANGELS ArraEon been less agile. Sam
my Crane out off the Indians hope for
another scalp by getting In front OF
Tcoley's wallop and nipping him at
the initial corner.
PICk AND DUNN ARE
SENT TO CLUBHOUSE
shay Thompson raised dust in his
unavailing efforts to hit the pellet.
Pick. however. reached first on slow
inhcld hit. which landed between
pitcher and second. jus, out of reach
OF both FASTENERS Charles proceed
cd TO show his sprinting powers by
ptlfering second. johnny Bates wait
ed patiently and secured a pass. Pick
was robber of a stolen base by a mis-
cradle decision OF Umpire Brown. Pick
and Dunn were given an enforced rest.
which carries fine OF $50 each. Brown
was roundly scored for his pu,rid
work. and while tho excitement was
at high pitch, Bates stole second Ar
raEon was done out of single by n
brilliant stop OF a sizZler over second
by Menser, which retired the Climbers
scorcless.
Angels ArraEon replaced Pick at
third, Dunn, 1r.. Eracing the west gar
den. Callahan few out to shay Thomp-
son, and for tho first time this series
Kraft famed. y duplicate sheet had
been prepared for Zimmerman. who
made the nth strikc-ou; in -FOUR in
ninIs.
Inability to handle a bounding pill
from the bat Of Tim Jordan caused
Toolcy 10 make n hasty throw 10 FIRST.
and old Methusaiah reached second on
tn" error After fouling three Eall
nj; To Menscr. who threw him out AT
first. while Jordan reached third on
the play. Crane HIT Il easy one to
Tooley, who made wild--vcry Wild
throw TO the plate, Jordan scoring and
Sammy getting 70 second KriChcll
sent UP an inhsld fly, which was gath
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One thing is certain. Barrow is a6-
verse 10 give ground to the Feds He
Is also aein' the false economy OF re-
GucinE salaries at this time In an
interview yesterday in New York. he
stated that the Ints would not partiCi-
pate in any plan TO reduce salaries or
curtall the playing season. as suggested
in some minor league quarters
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cred I'm by U1eokinrer Ru.se,

cred in by I1cckinger. Russell suf-
fercd by tho poor eycsight OF Umpire
Hart. being called out on bad one
Whittier opened the NTH by lining
cd and took second on an out al first
by SchmitZ. Ball made another 'pret-
~ stop. retiring Mensor ut first.
inc Climbers came to bat with tho
tally still knotted. shnG Thompson
was thrown out ut first by Mensor
Young Dunn signalized his FIRST ap-
pearunce at tho bat by driving the
pill to center field for one pillow
Bates hit smack into Krafts hands
at first, and Dunn overrun second.
double play by tagging him out.
: Allen made ChaDek look foolish by
tanning him the second time. Sammy
Crane furthor distinguished himself by
getting Toolcy's groundcr and cut
ting him off ut first. Callahan mado
the seventh victim of the battling
curves.
The Climbers opened the sixth with
out much ginger. Arragon made an
GAYS out. Tooley to Kraft Jordan
the Inning by hitting TO Tooley, who
made an easy out Mt first.
NRICHELL MAKES CATCH
OF LONG FOUL FLY
KRAFT sent high foul fly toward
third and Paul Krichell Melted II after
ccptcd his first chance at third b. com
Ing In on Zims grounder and pcgging
II TO TIN Jordan while In the air
Whittier stepped into a slow ball, get
ting his base. He took second on a
passed ball. and while Neal Bali stood
like statue on second. krichell therw
to him. He made little or no effort
to get tho throw, which went to cen
ter field. Whittier completed tho cir
cult on this brilliant picco Of work
Russell had his dandcr up. and pro-
ccedcd To fan Heckinger
Sammy Crane started the lucky sew
enth with pretty hit, which Mensor
made brilliant stop OF, but too late
to catch the runner. Paul krichcll
got pcaved at the tactics OF Schmutz
and stepped forward to meet The pei
lot. sending IL to the loft field fence
thabek made such spriEhtly effort
10 get the flying pellet that Crane was
rooted to nrst. When the ball hit the
ground. however. he made sharn
sprint TO third Reliable AL Russell
tied the score by bringing sammy In
with an inheld tap. With Russell on
first and kr!chell on third. shay
Thompson hit to Mensor. who made a
bad throw To HeckinEcr. Krichcll scor-
ing. Dunn, Jr., beat out a sncriae,
but Brown robbed him of "A well-earned
base. Morrisette. coaching at first wns
hcnched for protesting the play. which
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SPLIT AT NEW YORK

LEASED Wire to The Times !
NEW YORK. June l9.-New York
won its seventh straight game to-day
nE oetcatinS Cleveland in the FIRST
game OF double header, s TO hut
lost the second game by the same score,
i'cCkinpauEh, formerly of Cleveland,
tl"d the first game when he drove in
two runs in the ninth with a triple. In
the tenth Fipp and High led on with
lnhcld singles. and the former scored
when Jones threw Hartzell's sacrifcc
hnnt into left field trying for force
play at third base.
Cleveland won tho second game hy
punching four hits With some Ioosn
heldinc by. New York in the eighth in
ninE scoring four runs. Cook injured
MS right knee In the first inning OF
the second game and was forced 10 re.
tire. SNorcS.
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TRUCKERS TAKE DOUBLE
BILL FROM PETERSBURG
Goobcrs Lose First and Then Play
ListIessly i'm Second
Contest.
TARs BREAK LOSING STREAK
Norfolk Beats Suffolk, With Fisher
Bruce Making Debut With Pro.
fcssionals-Rocl<y Mount Turns
Tables on Newport News.

PETERSBURG, VA, June la.--Ports-
mouth took both ends OF the double
header played hero this afternoon, win
nlnS the first game by a score Of to
> and the second, to .. The first
game was marked by clean hitting. all
OF tho runs made Ivy the teams being
earned Neither side scored i'm the
first three innings. In the fourth Hur-
Icy singled went to second on St Mar
TINS sacrifice. and scored on pamram's
single, pamrau going to second on
Whttted's erounder to Long. who threw
him out AZ first Damrau scored on
strains single 10 left. Strain stole sec
ond. and scored on Waite's single to
loft. Waite being caught between bases
ani run down
Petersburg scored in the nth on sim
Flos by Blackstone, Francisco and SIM
runs in seventh on a single by Strain,
= wo.hanecr by McClcnry. and a field
snrs choice In the ninth. lonE. tho
nrSt man un FOR Petersburg. triplcd and
came home on calder's single. but the
m@N' three hattcrs were easily retired.
The second game was marked by the
poor fielding aud base running OF the
home team. which seemed 10 have be-
come demorali2cd by the loss OF tho
vim and life that they generally do.
Portsmouth took advantage Of this sit
uauon AND started or like sure win
ming. when aided by Richmond's wild
ness, two runs We're scored. Pcters-
nmrE sGorct6 one in its half Of 'hiss in
mono two-bagger In the NTH and
run until the eighth. when, singles ny
spencer, Long and Barnett brought the
SECOND and last run that Petersburg
Scores:
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BRUCE IN GAME

broke is week long losing s,reok IN
defeating SuNolk. TO :. in an cx ~!
, T,ii1f Eafme this afternoon, thorcby
"rGaN on credit side OF the ledger. Thc
score was : TO ; ~ Nv
-, Fisher Rruce, the former Virginia
profess oual debut, playing inf, eatS
ioI the Fars lie made "a most fsxorI
qqR,,G m.9pression securing two hits in
l3"L times M and caring for Two
chances ia the garden. '"o
The Tigers knocked Cochran ont IF
the box nndtne him for -four runs in me
ion'th innlne, though two Of them were
men or Seven double plavs Tero
made four BY the SUFFOLK trio or ron
G"ainN ana Henry Norfolk plays New.
or ncNt week. double headers heInc
nl.ea Tor Monday and Wednesday,.
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Tin Tnnn MIN

The little Nolde's Tip Tops defeated
the kewhnces in wellplayed game
yesterday afternoon. The features
were the pitching of Crowder for the
TIP Tops, and the batting OF Crtt,er.
den for the losers
Score by innings: RH :
Kewanees . 01o oooOoO-l s =
Tip Tops .... 2 0OOl 2oo-5 !,
Batteries: kewances-Ford. c. Swami
and Baldwin. Tip Tops--A Croudcr
and s. Swami
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SECOND GAME
Totals SO % IL S Totals IS 6 2.
Stated for HaSerman in eighth.
fSattcd for Sweeney IN eighth
-Batttd for MoHale in ninth
Score by innings:

Cleveland ......,.......O o 0 o.;
New York ,...........o o o,
Summary: Runs - Southworth Turner
Chapman jackson. Graney Peolinnanrh
81. Matsei 90. Two. base hi,s-Turner.
NocG, PecknpauGh Home runs-C;raney
peckinpauEh. Stolen bases - MaiseI ~, ;
Jackson. Earned rGns-Cieveland ): New
York !. SAcrihce s-rcckinpaugh -,
Double piays-Wa nbsganss. Wood mn
i,san: EEan and Wood; Daley ,uuassis;",ir
Lstt on hnses-New York ? Cleveland
First base on errcrs-Clevs.and >. YOU
York. /. Bases on h&lis-on Hagerman ,.
or Ears:ad, .: q: Morton Hi,s-ott
Hagcrman. in inni nss. OF Harstnd ~,
80 inning. on Morton, ! IN % inning
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BRONCROS BEAT BUILDERS

NEWPORT MEMS. VA. June ia
EocAE Mount made II two ont of three
from the Sh!pbuilders by winning this
aiteFnoon to Mullen was hit hard
hut last fielding held down the score
league, on the other hand. was in great
form. and held the hard hitting Shin
builders wcll in check. In addition, he
got the breaks. In the ninth league
famed Walker, Hudcins and VoItz. the
last named two going in as pinch hit
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Ennics Annex Another.

The Eagles defeated the Maps yes
tcrday by the score OF S TO 4 wilt
shire. OF tho Maps. pitched a pretty
game. but got poor support. which was
mostly the cause OF their defeat. The
feldirG and batting Of the Eagle team
featured. The Eagles challenge am
team from fifteen TO eighteen years
Call Randolph ll50-W.
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Rocky Mount
NcMpnTt NcuS.
Totals 81 u . % ! TtaAs IS
'Sat"f FOR Mullen in ninth.
iS5trcG for Hassbr in ninth

score by innings y
-. Ky A!oUuj ..n (. n e III
Newport News .......0 q : n n n .
-"HHna'N- RUns-Bittlt. Eisei I!rich
Doyle Ar.slic. Walters. Sacrihce hit-Par'
nv .co Two base hits-Eiscl. Tcarue GraN
NMicU Caruo' pUbie pluys-Parrualct "a
-,A"araS; Mullen 10 Bunting 10 Carnes
sns's "n ha'is-on Mullen. :; of league .
S.FNsE ont Ny Mullen. ;; nv Teacur {
.it ny g.toher-SeIgNc Left on hases
Ncwpori Ncws q. Rocky Mount Ti,ns
49, JWpicn MCGow1n 1870
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FIRST GAME.
Portsmouth,
Dated for R1rsch in ninth.

E'V0FN by inOlnES: r
Fort Sn1outh .........n q o : 0-s
Petersburg ............0 q q 10
Summary: Euus-paulrau, Shcsn 90, Nc
tioa-N, Long, Blackstone Two base hit
N"Cleary. Three base hit-Lone Sacri-
hco h;ts-Srcrccr, 81 Martin. stolen base
strain EHSe hails-or Eirsch i Lief,
~ bases re 'orshurs 6. Portsmouth
Struck out-Ey MoCle=ry !: by Hirsch
ll~H $50 ImrTc, Cullen. Attendance,
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SECOND GAME.
Totals q 10 q IS Totals ..San.is :;

SNoCe ~ lnulnss;
Portsmouth ...o d. n q : n q a.
Petersburg ...........o n q q n .
summary: Runs-Ta Cuer. Whitfield "a
Waite, Spencer, Barnet; Two hnse hits
TasGcr, Richmond, Long stolen bases
liHmmci 90, Whitfield. Double rlays-Hur.
ley. pamrau Hummcl and Taeucr: Hum.
mel TagGcr ana Hurley ca; Busch and
ENrneir Bases ca halls-on Craft :; on
Mchmond lo:t on hascs-Poris
= Petersburg Sacrifice hIt-Blackstona
struck out-ny Craft. :! by Richmond 2
Time, 80. Crnnire Cullen.
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ROYALS TRIM MOOSE

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
MONTREAL. QU e June l9-Frarl,
Miller held the Hustlcrs with mon on
bases to-day, and Montreal won the
strained liCament IN Ills right elbow
IN the sixth, and pou-d pitched tho nnal
three innings. allowing one hit Score.
Montreal Eorh,>ir,
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CnnaI,ia Wtp

Havana Consuls defeated the fast
Tango Cola team In an interesting
game by the score Of 10 to s. The
feature OF the game was the batting OF
both teams.
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Score by innings: y
Cleveland C q n n n n =
New York ..........O ! a . -
summary; Runs Turner, Chapman ,:l.
Jackson P"ckinpaurh. pirr. High Baur,an
Daley. Two-hase -PcckinpauCh Three.
Sasc hitH-inckson. H,Gh. Pcckinnauch
ho!ne fHn.thapman. stolen hases-Chap-
man 81. Earned runs New York !. Clryo.
l.rd. sacrifice hits CHAPMAN, Barbara.
i1ari.eI Sacrifice iy--C;rancy Icft on
bascs-Nev York. %; Cleveland 2 Rosns
on hals-o l>ishe-, 3; on Mitchell J. Kit,
CIT Eisher. IN innings. off Heating in
inning; of Mitchell. ! c!n "a inning
or Jones. IL Inning none on in
'"nih when game was wonl s,rack ou,.
hy Fisher. s. by Heating !. by N!tchau .
Mid pnch-MitcheU Passed haII-Euna
maker. tmrircs. Evans and chill Time
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fIIII.8IlEIIUTA. JUNO l9.--I0IoWh
] sEmsirong 81 the Merton C.cEni
Club HtN'lford. Pa former ATldls
NNsstern champion, to-day won he
Pennsylvania state ,onnts champion.
chip. defeating Wallace + johnson
also OF the Merton Club. 10, $40, 90,
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VAUGHN PITCHES WELL

ILcasrd Wire TO The Times Dispatch.
CHICAGO, June 19.-Nauchn held
BROOKLYN to three hits and allowed not
Chicago winning easily. ; to 0. Smiths
southpaw curves failed 10 fool Chica-
Cos left handed battcrs, Safer and Will
liams getting three hits zach. but
Rrooklyn errors figured in both local
rallies Score.
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Dave Robertson, the portsmouth
hoy and former Carolina ACeie lumi-
nary, is batting Al .3l5 for the Giants
Re is tied for base stealing honors
with thirteen ptlfered bags to ms
credit.
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"'''VU To. NycKon IN eighth.
Score by innings: p
chicago ........--.O n n n ns
Philadelphia .....o / n n n n !,
SUMMARY: Runs-Felsch, Weaver. z. Col
Walsh. pldrinE TwC-basc hits. Eel.ch
fonrnisr Strnnh Walsh. Oldring Three
, h't.-fouinicr. Home run-Roth. stolen
nhScs.E collins. J. Collins (e) Roth
Sirunk a. Earned runs-Chicago S: phil,
ane.phia' Sacrifice hita-Schalk. Cicotte
WyckoM, Barry; MeInnis. Left on bases
NhiCaso, 6: Phiia"elphi.i, :. Bases on balls
or Ctcouee. /: OF Wyckon. C. HIts-ofi
Wyckcn 10 10 innings: on Shawkey, tr:
lnninE struck out-hy Cicotte a. hv
WNCk"h, tmp!res Connolly and Wal.
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Pick was given an error YESTERDAY
on what should have been an out had
Nor ciaiyned that Tim Jordan had
been drawn off the sack by the throw
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CHANNEL, of Toronto, won one game
for the Leafs with a homer Yesterday,
scoring the only run. In the next
game he duplicated the feat, again
scoring the lone tally, hnt the game
was lost 10 the Esons,
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Fisher Bruce made his debut with
Norfolk yesterday. The former Nir-
GINA Tech star performed crcditahly
in professional company.
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Chicago
Rrookl, n.
Total. ~ 3 2. u . To,a
hy innings:

Score hy inninEs: r.
Frcok!yn .........,....b q q 90
Chicago ...........,.,,I q 3 -
summary: Runs-Good Fisher schultz
NcTurry, Safer. Three base hit-Saier
Stnl4n hases-Mcl.sr,y. Cutshaw, Daubcrt
.sarned runs-Chicago Double PLAYS
safer ,unassisted) Smith to GetZ to pau-
bert Lei: OIL bases brooklyn. :: Chicago.
First bare on errors--t'hioAgo. 2 Rnses
IN Nsl.--of Vaughn. 2. of Smith. struck
nut-hy Vaughn. T. by Smith. 3. Passed
halls-Archcr. McCarty. Cmpires Risier
and Hurt Time, Lao.
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Suffolk


SaGuIF q g, =, -
N1rfo'E ="
lmTarN. fjuns-lrmsch,; t2, Cnnlhy
iL N''6 hc' cleveland McMnhon Rrure
".I"' .hrhn Barton stolen base Wei,
-t.h N'leh'r, ThrH,h-r Sacrifr. hi,s
N'l htF. SitlHhrcnnCr - stewart c,i.,.
"n1 Sarri'De f''es Thrashcr t2} ~
t..l,, %, 3@a.oy Double pJars-poh "a
:" :. siewlst BHrto1 "a lo,Ies 70 49,, n,..7
sS9n To- NsMNhon - Cleveland Cleveland r.
n i,,l. 10 t"lcI !iius on Cochran.
~ SoSnr.n s. Bases o1 hails-or o..
Ia'H. on Cochran 9 OF Barton. ~,
~ PlIchnr- IhIasht: Lett On l.e.. G.,
ln.@ 8 Norfolk % Passed Sail WeIri,..i.'
''M' 80 tmpircs, Eusaey ana ElsSin
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
'ied from First Page.)

ont Eddie Collins. was given n shot
gun by tho Philadelphia club on his
hrst appearance ut bat.>--Seore:
Chicago. Phffodcinhfo
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1T STRIKES ME
BY TIM PATCH

several OF the Pennsylvania cities
are running wild with rumors that
tonal League circuit Harrisburr Of
course. has already raised It's money.
on! now comes Allentown and ReadinS
with stories to the effect that tbns,
are also TO be favored 80
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struck out-hy Mctlalc 3: by IInccrman. 7
Mild ritchcs-by Iiagcrman, 1: by Norton
l. Empires. chill and Evans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-20

Allentown hopes to GET III, Eur,lo
anchise, while Reading is after that
Oh Jersey City. All of which is some
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Little Shorty Long garrered four
hits in four times M yesterday in one
o. the games between Portsmouth and
the Coolers. In the same game our
old-time friend Charlie Strain nailed
three safcties in four trips.
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FIRST GAME

Totals q! s'27 "a Totals 80 II % a
None oct when winning run scored
1iSaiicG !or Nunamakcr in ninth.
IEan for Cree in ninth
Stated for Fisher in ninth
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Several OF the PENNSYLVANIA cities
IRE ire, runn'nS wild with rumors that
tonal League circuit Harrisburr Of
course. has already raised It's money.
on, now comes Allentown and Reading
with stories TO the effect that they
are also TO be favored
rrs Allentown l1,Ito hopes to get, the Buffalo
or Jersey City. All of which is some
what of joke
In the first palce there IS rt,lo or
no chance that Buffalo viii set away
from the Ints. Not while it is draw
ing ing TO- against the Feds. Then,
ccipts.
In the second place. the masnatcs
have not been consulted by the dream
ers. and IL will take some Wire pulling
10 get an unanimous vote. such as re-
TAKE Take tho Newark franchise as an
II WAS the Ebhcts- Mckeever OUTFIT
that blocked the transfer of the Bal
iimorc club to Richmond last year
II Jack Dunn harborcd any malice.
now would be his chance to spike the
son,d Or b,' me T Kew owners Nobody
NcnEe
While tho Harrisburg people have
raised their money; no meeting OF tho
take UP the matter. What the stand
Of President Barrow will he. no ono
here knows.
One thing is certain. Barrow is a6-
vers" to give ground to the Feds. He
Is also asin' the false. economy or re-
interview yesterday in New York. he
stated that tho Ints would not partiCi-
pate in any plan TO reduce salaries or
CurtalI the playing season. as suCgestcd
in some minor league quarters
After winning two out of three
games from the Indians, the Climbers
are OF for four game russell with
the league leaders. The team left last
niehi at $50 o'clock: and will arrive
ternoon. As it is sixteen miles on, TO
Rocky Point, where sunday games arc
played. the Climbers Will probably
dress on the train and warm up on the
trolly.
Dunn received word Yesterday tina,
twins had fallen through The boys
signed with the Braves.
The loss of the twins is no, a very
severe blow to Dunn who is more
anxious 10 set some twirlinr ma
terial
If good outfelder is needed Dunn
can reach ont his hand ana pluck
one 1t is the Hon Jim Thorpe, some
times international champion athlete
a telegram was received last night
from Murssy McGraw offering the In
dian 10 Richmond
l, is taken here that Thorp is TOO
expensive for Jersey City. He is under
long contract with tho Giants, and
must get his SALARY, even If farmed
out Dunn had left for Providence
before the offer arrived. hut !; is not
expected he wiz fall over his own feet
TO land the Redskin
Some mighty poor umpirng Was seen
here during the Virginia League days,
bition given by Brown Early III the
season he did some remarkable base
work. and yesterday his decisions were
putrid.
Neal Ball made one Of the most in
eXcusable plays seen here in a long
time. when he made a feeble effort TO
into deep center. and the base runner
scored from the middle station. II is
such indifference that ruins the game.
Little Shorty Long garnered four
hits in four times M yesterday in one
OF the games between Portsmouth and
the Coolers. In the same game our
three safc;ies in four trips
CHANNEL, OF Toronto, won one game
for the Leafs with homer Yesterday.
scoring the only run In the next
game he duplicated the feat, again
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!; INST GAME


SC0rO Nv iUNIUUN' X
Toronto q q 90
Runalo .........u 90 % % -
Summary: IuN-, hauucN Home run
Channel Twc-nasc hit-Wsrcs Sacrifice
hit--peeho. Eases on balls-om Herbert s:
III Rcnhc : Struck out-by Ecrucrt .. nv
Eserc, :. Duh'e rlay' Heating to Judge;
Ne nrnit 10 "'uhaM Umpree Cleary 'aui
CarncntCr Time. 80
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Neal Ball made one Of the most in
excusable plays seen here in a long
time when he made a feeble effort to
stop a throw to second The ball went
into deep center, and the base runner
scored from the middle station. II is
such Indifference that ruins the game
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II is taken here that Thorp is TOO
expensive for Jersey City He is under
n lonc contract with tho Giants, and
must get his salary, even If farmcd
out. Dunn had left for Providence
before the offer arrived. hut IL is not
expected he wiz fall over his own feet
TO land the Redskin.
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Some mighty poor unlpirinE was seen
here during the Virginia League days
but never any poorer than the cNhi-
bition given by Brown. Early III the
season he did some remarkable ba se
work. and yesterday his decisions were