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SUFFOLK GUSTS PIRATES
FROM HEAD OF COLUMN
Portsmouth Suffers Shut-Out N,
Hands Of Scrapping
Rivals.
swATFEsT AT ROCKY MOUNT
Seventeen Hits Garnered by Tarheels.
Flynn Makes Great Record Against
Orphans, Who Sustain Blanking Mt
Hands Of Tars.

SUFFOLK. VA. August 16.-The rea-
son SUFFOLK Is leading the league to-
day Is because they beat Portsmouth.
me leaders OF yesterday. by the score OF
to O. The reason Portsmouth did not
score Is because Jap Efrd, tho Tigers
smiling Tarheel twirlcr," the best
pitcher in the Virginia League. did not
allow allow the goo hitter:s Of Farmer Clark's
brigade but three hits, one of a very
scratchy variety. The reason not
trucker reached third base is because
DAD Kelly" has bunch of ball piay
erS that have sworn to show the cir
CUT what real ball playing is. and arc
on their toes all the time, fighting their
way 70 stay on top. Too much canno,
oe SAID OF Ehrds work. as It was sim
ply a case OF too much Jap: on the other
hand. Pitcher Causcy suffered tho Tir-
ers onsiaught for two innings. and
when relieved by Alton, n new face 10
the Suffolk fans. this gentleman Jared
the same. And when the final count
was taken eleven hits had teen pcrnor
co oy Kings Tigers and the game
tucked away for keeps. Score:
Portsmouth. Su6olI,
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RED SOX DEFEAT GR|FFs
IN EVERY CAME At HOME
Eleven Meetings at Fenway Park
Have Been in Favor of
Boston.
GALLIA PITCHED PRETTY BALI
Athletics Wind Up Season In New
York With Victory-Detroit Takes
Two From Cleveland, and Chicago
Beats Browns Twice.

BOSTON. August 16.-In scoring the
PITY run or to-day's game. the last Of
BOSTON Americans accomplished the un-
usual teat OF defeating tho Senator'S in
AZ AZ or tho eleven games played between
nre teaIns on Fonway Park this year
,aliia this afternoon WAS notable for
INC latter's fine pitching and his even
more nriillaht support by Milan. Hoop
CT triple, one of tho two local hits
ana SCOTS sacrifice fly. scored Roston:s
run at the outset. Except Gardner,
VINO SINGLED in the second inning. and
Hooper, no other Boston player reached
first during the game.
Wood was hit at times and was in
cined TO wildncss. but frightened in tho
plnchcS, ana had sensational support
from iiarrH and Lewis. Score:
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EQals Worlds Record Held by The
Harvester, and Sets Mark for
Four-Year-Old Stations.
WILLIAM MONARCH OF PAGERS
Makes Worlds Record for F1ve-Year-
Old Pacing Stallions-Combine
Average Has Never Been EquaIed.
Both Took Down Fat Purses.

CLEVELAND. August 16.-Lee AK
worthy and William were crowned trot-
ting and pacing kings. respectively, at
to-day's two sensational match races
at the North Randall track
Leo Axworthy battled three heats be-
fore defeating Peter Volo while VIII
liam won his race with Directum l. In
two straight heats. Several world
records took the count Cleveland
hackers OF the Axworthy horse. owned
by the Pastime Stables here and driven
by Billy Andrews. were we'll rewarded,
for Peter Nolo was the favoritc IN auc-
ton pools. Both matches were for
Nolo contest the latter trotted the
mile In ?:o2. tying the worlds stallion
mark held by The Harvester. and ere
ating new record for a four-year- old
stallion. IN the next two heats. AK
worthy won In 2:03 IA and 2:oi IL
nlhkinG an average time for a three
cord.
william, in the FIRST heat of the pace,
rocnrG around to IN l;5s IL, new worlds
non. MS second heat in 200 was an
othcr worlds stallion record. and his
combined average times Of 1859 l-2 a
Nl!ilam also smashed the local track
eet h OF 2:Gl II. and paced the fast
Lee Axworthy lost the first heat o,
the trot by shade. In the second
Andrews rushed Axworthy out at the
WHY ,ook the pole ana sent Peter
SO much energy closing UP the gap on
me back stretch that the home stretch
easv :o for nm spent, The third heat was
william won his race handily. keep
meat ana maintaining II all around
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TRY TO CONNECT SUICIDE
WITH ANOTHER MURDER

SOUTH BEND, IND. August 1s.-The
police disclosed tonight that they are
attempting to connect Silas Ebersol
who hung himself In the county jail
to-day, while being held for the murder
OF Hazel Macklin. with the killing of
Mrs. Cora Brandon. Mrs. Brandon was
found murdered in her home last Sat
urday. She had botn dead for several
days.
The authorities are working on the
theory that the Macklin girl was killed
in resort run by Mrs. Brandon, and
that Mrs. Brandon was murdered be-
cause OF fear that she might talk. Mrs.
Brandon's resort was near Island Park
whore Hazel Macklin's body was found
a year ago.
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FLYNN CLOUTS PILL

NoRFOLK. VA. August 16-Hard
hitting. by 'Broncho" Flynn, the Tar
tween the Tars and Orphans. which
Norfolk won by n score of 10 o. In
five trips up Flynn got four hits in
circuit drive came in the sixth inning
and scored Steinbrenner ahead of him
C Ci,nhdt' broth i;,, of the Pittsburgh
three passes, with Flynns first single
and Clevelands double we'll mixed, re-
sultinB in four runs. The Orphans
filled the bases with none out In the
ninth, but could not score. Cleveland
throwing Barnett out at the plate on
Franciscos grounder. The next two
we're easy. Score:
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" VI CO
FIRST GAME.
tNJ
Cleveland,

Totals: 81 70 p Il Totals. .Ss - q Il
Eattet for Wambsganss in ninth
Hated for EEan IN ninth.
tBattcd for Brenton In ninth
Sl>an for O'Neill In ninth.
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R|XEY PITCHES PH|LL|Es
TO VICTORY OVER BRAVES
League Leaders Have Now Won
Twelve and Lost Six to
Champions.
ROBINS LOSE IN T
TENTH
Tic Score In Ninth, but Giants Nose
Out Game by One Run-Cincin-
natl Knots Count Twice, Only to
Lose to Pirates.

PHILADELPHIA. August l6-Phila-
deiphia made clean sweep OF the
series OF three games with Boston by
winning to-daI's game. tho score beinr,
TO 0. The victory gave Philadelphia tho
Ecnors of the season with the worlds
champions by twelve games TO six.
Nlxcy pitched in splendid style and was
given excellent support. The Phillies'
rrst run was due to three hits in tho
opening inning off Raglan, while ME-
non ana killifcr scored in the seventh
when Tyler was pitching on the double
squeeze play, Byrne producing the
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BOTTLES FOR GARRISON
1--we H"'dierH Throw dead SoIdiersn n,
Secretary OF Nynr.

lsnecial 70 The Times Dlspatch.1
NV loNk. August ls.--Because. IL
- asserted. some soldiers from Fort
hancock threw bottles at Secretary
harrison hy mistake last week. n pro.
VoS, guard is on duty every night AZ
highlands. y. j.. five miles away. nm
ncr orders 10 arrest any intoxicated
soldier
me h'ory is that the secretary. whose
summer home ia near Scabripht stonnad
MS automobile and asked them n they
were not ashamed to abuse tho United
states uniforms. Not knowing him, they
hurled beer bottles after the car One
Is said to ha"H narrowly missed his
mead
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY
Buffalo. :: Montreal. 3 (first gamc).
Buffalo. 2: Montreal. I (seCond Enme).
Providence. II: Harrisburg, o.
Toronto. =; Rochester. ,.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Brooklyn nj New York.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati ut Philadelphia.
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Federal League
Pitches So-Hit G,m.

OF Kansas City, vas given creS,. Mains,
no-hit; no-run Eame over Buffn,o "a a
EF1 ord Inc me visitors scored Eve runs on
ana last innings. The only scmb1anc 80
OF MT OF Mains was in the third in !.
mtg: when Blair sent groundcr 70
snort rawlings knocked Il down uitp
MS g!oved hand. but made no ' effor YIN IN
shlo% Out Blair at first The otiiciai
sF"rer recorded the play as n hit. but
crs 70. might changed his decision. riy-
ing wings an error on the play.
kansas city. ...3ooooooo2Kf5i Fl; r
i'unh!o ..... % 0 0 0 o 90 % q .
EaI"ries: Mains and Easterly: Ford
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Time. 1913 EMPIRES. Evans and chill.
SECOND GAME

Totals. Is ?; IS ; Totals q r,Il 4
.Batttd for "ambsganss in eighth
tBarcd for Hagerman in eighth
Score by innings: n
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
Suffolk. Z; Portsmouth, @.
Norfolk. g; Orphans. O.
Rocky Mount. 10; Newport News, 3.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Orphans mt Norfolk.
Newport News ut Rocky Mount.
Portsmouth ut suffolk.
NORTH CAROLINA LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
Winston Salem. a. Raleigh, 3.
Durham. 3; Charlotte, Q.
Ashevillc, :; Greensboro, L.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
w. l.. Pct W. l.. Pct
ashcvilie 30 IA .68S W.-Salcm 10 10 .412
Durham 81 Is 1913 Charlotte .1s 10 .457
Raleigh ...l7 10 .4'2 Grecnsb'o rs 10 AL
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Charlotte at Durham.
Winston Salem Mt Raleigh.
Greensboro at Ashe willie,
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ATHLETICS WIN ONE

NEW YORK. August 16-Philadel-
phla: playing It's last game Of the sea
to-day TO o. being only the fourth
shut out suffered by New York this
season Brcssicr almos: pitched n no.
Hlt game rs Boone scored New Yorl,'s
only hit with liner to right whici,
Walsh could Tot hold after making a
me attempt Rressier also drove in
ih!lhdciphia s first run with a home
run into the left field hlcachcrs
President tame. Gilmore and Vice
President robert r. Ward, of tho E.cJ
eral LEAGUE. attended Tic game. Score.
Philadclphin. NJ. vi,
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Totals. IS : 80 a Total, 2, a ~
aautd Tor Rrainerd In eighth
Isattcd for Hummel In tenth
HATED for Stengcl in tenth
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FIRST GAME.
Totals. 3! 81 o Total. 20 IS = a
'DAtted for McCnhc IN seventh

Score 10y Innings: r.
81. Louis .........,....o n -
summary: Runs-Weaver. z. Collins Four
nier. -. Collins a., Fclsch az SchaIk
scott Shoit"n. Austin. S!sler. Pratt. Two.
o2rn hltS-Fournler. Lavan. Three base hits
-Fe!sCh Pratt. Sister. stolen bases- y. Coll
Inns 90. Earned runs-Chicago 5: ST Louis,
T. Sacrifice hi,s-Biaokburns iSl. MAYER
Schalk. Austin. Howard. Double play-Blcck- :,
eur7o 10 Foarnier Let; on oasc.-chicaro.
g 81 Louis. %. Fist base on -rrors-
Chicago. :. Bases halis-or Scott ,; OF.
W"iinAn. &; on Hon. I. Hi,s-or Scott, =
In IL innings: OF Faber. 9 In 30 inning;
OF We'lnan. In innings: of McCate . In
Inning: OFF Hot. In innings Struck
ou'-bv scott 5: BY Faber. ?; by welman.
q by Mccabc. Empires. Nali!n and Dr.
ncen. Time ::ot.
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RICHMOND |NTS RETURN
HOME TO MEET SHELTERS
Dunn Announces LINEUP for Games
To-Day, Which Includes Many
New Players.
DOUBLEHEADER IS SCHEDULED
First Game Starts Mt $3.50 O'Clock.
Tickets Held by Button Wearers
Will BE MISUNDERSTANDING and
Sweeney TO Work in Opener.

After being roughly buffetcd around
the International League circuit for
pracucaily an entire month, the Climb
crs return homo this morning for their
final cnEa cement on the local grounds
this season. It is Welcome Day" and
II is expected that several thousand of
the faithful will welcome the bows
home. Jersey City will be the oppos-
ing team, and a twin bill. with the
first game starting at $3.50 O'Clock, is
tho Offering.
Jack Dunn last night telcgrap ed his
selection for the game. In the lineup
Will he many strange faces. The in
field Will have, Mullen on first and
u0nal youngsters. :>rraEon and Crane.
nllinE in the middle. Twombley will
occupy The center garden. with Johnny
and right bowers. WARRIOR and Swee-
ney Will be the battery for the first
cane, and Russell Cottrell and oDon-
Win the opening of the last home
stretch comes the Inauguration OF a
stand going for 80 cents. including the
price % admission while boys under
twelve years o; : - viii be ushcrcd TO
ne i.};. l hlSaehers for one dime Being
contributors 20 III" Dollar Button fund
Will p good Tor admission to grounds
The buttons are now going rapidly.
and 9H encou:aFins amount has been
$50, G.tfoLE5 not enough TO liQui-
date tins debts .: the club II is hoped,
.oF=yer. taa. tho receipts VIII pick up
s.:1ct=o.iy 70 enable The club TO re-
ccT+- some o! .h= money laid out in
=. %a-lg s@zs2- :or needed improve
--s--z
= .a7-r ,H= velue o. the Richmond
t.r- - - ac"e-t.sirg medium, the
:o..t7z;-2 explanatory letter is
E'-..zaslprla. Angus, II. 1918.
--t----E :. :o- TIM se- D!spatch:
-.-.--l van . Tell IN q small way
t,1.- - yz!g. * International League
- - ADVERTISING medium for
~ "1.le IN GREEN'S Hotel.
E1.zd =l9-.a, today vas struck with
- trertlsAn=r, YOU were getting as
%".g. Y,5r. releases I'd. Sweeney and
JACK "artop 20 Richmond"
heard Il talked aboU, in several
places oI. the stra"ts. Remember, this
In ? city ~ l.500o00 people
ircose q copy ot a writeup which
appchr. OF tn. iron; page OF the Even
( ing Ledger. Respectfully yours
tSisned) II ". ].
: The wri,er incloscd a clipping. in
which the sale Of the famous Yankees
|ns st forth IN double column for
/ hNndfccS u thousands 10 read BE
/ sides Newspapers OF the East. with
. rnH0iloss readers. millions Of fans see
: E'chmoHi on 1000 scorehoards daily.
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Whales Defent T.rrsn,,.

- II -, p. MOKE August l6.-Chicar 60
Gcleated baltimore to-day. 6 To NJ
,,' pbhiih"!! was in good form throughout
w Tnrs Smsgs was hit opportunity. Er,
nc ninth. Mcconnell and Mann baf,
'o gror thn rs over tho left field fence.
Chicago ooooo X: IL e
Baltimore n0Go aV-b 8
NC onncll and Fischer: Suggs. Le
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NIiss Detroit W,ins Arnin.

NEW YORK, August 16.--The second
days speed trial for racing motorboats
ended with Miss Detroit. property of a
Michigan syndicate. crossing the line
course was 43 minutes Sc seconds.
Tech. Jr., was second. in 1880. and
Presto third (time ungiven). These
were the only three entries to finish.
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GIANTS DEFEAT ROBINS

BROOKLYN. August l6-Ticinr The
score In the ninth inning. New York
Srorsd run in the tenth and defeated
ne Giants shutout, 1 to o. until tho
;alnth' when he was driven from tho hoy
PS q double by Burns. an out and
out. Lobcrt singled. stole second anI
scored on hit by J. Meyers. Brook :
lyn scored In tho second on HunmrTs
single and triple by Get. score:
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- nas TT KGH. ,August l6-Hearne
nnd e ,h, io5 nrookiyn Federals today.
Hc"re or to J. Finneran passed seven
men. out Was unhittablc when MS
- score by innings: 70 2, r.
BI,frooklyn ......0l2o ooo1oNi = 4
i'nIsS 5,, o 90 5000 o. 2
fearne and OConnor " i|ahu >
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LEADS SHOOTERS
Introductory Event 70 Grand American
Handicap IL Held

CHICAGO. August 1G-J. s Fink.
N"r'hinEton. MINI: Dave Ho,ianI'
Springfcld No. ami Harry Hood, Of
itl'SnNr* Kan, each w.th % breakE
oli OF 100 targets, led n field Of nearly
90" shooters ~ the end of the first half
H' %" Introductory event to-day pre-
IH!NtrF 10 the Grand American ham
dicap IN tn" annual Interstate. Assn-
v'.rion tournament Of Trapshootcra
ne shooters were divided into i've
to amateurs ''9 t''''''''
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MAKES TRIPLE PLAY

HARRlSBURG Pa. Angus, It.
Ivov!dncc won from Harrisburg to-day,
Tho Indian cripples were back. with
st.T Joints and sore spots. Pitchers
were Wild. one rcdcominE feature was
a Triple play in the eighth inning. Har-
r!sbur@ could do nothing with the
Grays pitcher. Oeschger went out
after being hi by a pitched ball. The
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IN" writer inclosci clipping, in
which the sale Of the famous Yankees
was set forth IN double column for
hpndf"Cs Of thousands TO read BE
sides newspapers of the East. With
countless readers. millions OF fans see
i"rnmrHt on 1000 scOr.bonrds daily
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Detroit mt Cleveland.
Chicago Mt ST. Louis
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CUTS OUT POP
Hrdinnls VIII Sot sell Soda Mater In
IIlnnrht.rS Any Mnrc.

ST LOUIS, August Ito prevent
ihc recurrence 81 pop bottle attacks on
umpircs ~ ia" Local National L"apuo
bal! park ircsiocri Schuyler J. Brit
ton, Of ,hc local Nationals. announced
To day that ncuccforih no soda water
VIII b" sold i'm the bl"achcrs. Tho now
order resulted from action Of fans IN
throwing bottles and vegetables at
Chicago. The sale OF soda VIII con
tirue IN the EranGstand. as the fans
there ola not participate in the attack
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~ 'N
Boston,
phllatlclnliin
Totals. Totals. 30 4au Totals. 81:

nt,un .;.;..............o o o %
S mn,mnGy! Pm ;;,,:..;,:.; % % -
ted. Nichoff. llill!tcr. Two bnse h.ts-co!rp.
ton. Whaiing, Luderus. Whitfield. Earned
IunS, ihiiaclnhia, Stolen base-Cravath
t pne o,% play,Nlehon and I.udcrus. Sacrifice
htts-W hltted. RiNey. Byrnc Rascs ON balls
I,on kaEan. ?; OFF Tyler. :, of R!xcy 2
i nGit on tases-Boston. 6. Philadelphia. g.
~. ny ritchcr-by Tyler tK,iliie-l Struck
outIby Ragnin. |: by Tyler. :: by RtxS
:. hIts-on RaEan. in 6 Innings: on Twicr
I'm, IN innings. Umpircs Klcn and Cockill
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WHITE SOX WERE HOGGIsH

ST. LOUIS. August l6.-ChicaEo too,e
a double header from st. Louis to-day.
. 10 ana TO /. In the first game ST
Louis drew exactly twice as many hits
az their conquerers. but Scott's controI
with men on bases and the excellent
support OF his teammates kept st I.oui.
from being dangerous. The second
game was an exhibition of poor field /.
ing by both sides. Scores:
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CINCY LOSES TO PIRATES

PITTSBURGH. August lG.-Cincin-
matt twice tied the score in the game
to-day with Pittsburgh. only to lose
out In the ninth inning by score OF
. TO q. In the ninth. after Collins and
Hinchman had singled. Wagner was
purposely walked. Lear then hit Viox
with a. pitched ball. forcing Collins IN
Cincinnati D,.,.h,,
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Providence ut Harrisburg.
Jersey City Mt RICHMOND &c Sames).
Montreal at Buffalo
Toronto at Rochester.
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~ ESAS 'TTI. hul.ust lG--The sun
brought BY Gcorg" Tcbeau, owner nf
~" kansas City. American Assassination,
,'@N' - restrain Fedora League agents
from ma King offers 10 his players w5s
~. .iSs"d In Judg" .TOhrson'e dIvision
o. fhc circuit court her" to-day
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FIRST GAME.

Srmmarv: Runs-ia'niesor. MCCARTHY.
ChsrueN Judge ,.'. Ialonsc. FullcnwiLcr.
Nash. Alwoida. Whi'amnD. Passes balls
OF Tullcuwiaor o. N Fullerton, g Struck
onr-hy Fgueuw.i"r :; by Fullerton, :.
wider I.elorE". stolen basc-Carlst-o-
sac~i0ce bits Flynn Mccarthy Douolc play
-Davlir .Iwe;It nuG Flynn Hit by pitcher
-hy Fullerton .. Passed ball-Howlcy. Tim
u!r"s. Brown dnt Eckmau. Time. .:+?.
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.Rnt,cd ;or sc,.,r ", a, q ~

Score by innings: r.
Philadelphia, ...........o o @?
Nov York ..............o c o o o O %
Summary: Runs-SchanS Br,ssier Home
run-I:r"sslrr. Stolen bascs-Dnv!cs. Earned
,un Phila dciphta :. SuCrifc" h,,s-S;runk
Maisel. Double play-caldweil. Sunn maker
and P:pp. Left on hases-New York. 81 Ih.!-
lGclph!a. IN. FIRST base error-Ph!lade!-
phii. !. Bases balls--oE Caldwell
on Brcssler. :. Struck out--hv Caldwell. c:
by Frcssler. a. Wil6 pltCh-Bressler I'm
pir"s Hiidebrand and O'LouChin Time
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Totais....3 5to6 y Totals. 81 "a ~ "A
r,,n -. NH't ,'ci III Hilh.
No out when winning run scored

It"NIeE Tor Schneider In filth
No out when winning run scored
summary: Runs-Groh. Clark T. Wagner
;;rgnIwiiz Collins. Fl. Wagner. Baird Gibson
rShntIchner Two-base hits-Collins BAIRD.
rec nasr r1t-Wasner. Home run-Croh
sacrifice hit-Schneider. stolen bases .C,i,ris
tt"steNo: Earned runs-Cincinnat ?; Pitts.
,iar:,n' o: Let on ba@es-Cincinnati 2. Pitts
onrEh. II. First base on errors-Cincinrati
;: ist'srurgh; l. Bases on balls-of! Lear
!. ~! Nantlchner. :. Hts--of. Schneider {
IN Innings: OF Lear. in ga innInss iJ,,
by rt. hrr-by Lear. (viox). Struck out
haau' ,mhclder. ); by Kantlehner 3 Pacsed
Fine. la ""d EmSie'
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TICer, nnv Sbort.ton.

CLINTON. IOWA. August 16.-Short-
stop Bert Ellison. of the Clinton, Cen
the Detroit. American League. club, to
be delivered at the end of the season.
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SECOND GAME.


Dated FOR Hamilton in seventh.
Score hy inn:ngs: t.
Chicago ......yc.......: oooe %
81. Louis ....I.........0 o..
summary: Runs-Murphy "a. E. Collins,
tournier. Fclsch. Walker Two base hit
Shotten. Thrrc- bass h!t-E. Collins. Stolen
bas"s-FeiAh. Fourier. j. Collins. Earned
runs-ChichGo. :: Sacrifice hits Felsch.
Weaver. MAYER. Hamilton. Double play
Benz TO Weaver TO Fournier. Left on ba ses
Chicago. ); st. Louis. :. First base on err
rorS-St. Louiss :. F1Scs Sails-of. Ham
nton. :: CT Koob. } H!ts-or Hamilton.
in inn'nss: on Koch, IN innings. Ht
by p.tcher-by koob IMurphyp. Struck
out-by Benz. l. by Hamilton :. Wild pitch
-koob. Ba.S-Benz Cmp!!es. D!neen and
Sail!n. Time. 1857.
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summary; Runs-Irmscher Shumakcr
Iohlby. Allen ca. Henry. HudClns Two
base hi,s-lrmscher. Shumak"r. Henry.
Rome rnn-Allen. Sacrifice h!ts-Alien. Poh
'D stolen bascs-Winston. Henry. Double
plays-lrr.scher to Goalby. Struck out
by Ehri !: by Causey, .: by Alton. 5. Base
on balis-by Caueey, !. Hit by pitchcr-hy
Cansev. (Stcwart). Hits-on causey 4 In
innings: of Alton. In { innings. Left on
hases-Sufolk. 4: Portsmouth, 5 UmpIrc
Poole. Time. lao Attnndarcn nno -
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lSoI Z I.
Boston,
Washington.


Washington ............o 0 q o 0 Q %
summary: Run-Iiooper Two base hits.
r"Ster' "hanEs Three base hit-Hoooer
stolen hasc-Miian. Sacrifice ny-Sco,t Don.
nLn plaE-!3arTy. Scott and Hobitzci. LEI,
on hascs-Washing;on. :: BOSTON O. B.ses
on bai:S-on Wood. B. Struck out-b, Gala
~ Wood. :! Gmpires, Connolly and Wal.
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.NV'9EtI teutE.
Score by innings: u
SeN York ...........o n n n -
brooklyn ............o / q q 0 @ o.
summary Runs-Rurns. I.obert Humnel
Iwo-haso hits-Burns Cutshaw Three-has go
hl'- Ger stolen bascs-Doyle Fletcher Io-
bort. Earned runs New YORK .. p-ooLiyn
Double PLAYS Burns. B-ainerd and
E!e,cher; Mcrkle. Bra!nerd and Te.roau.
Datbert luna ssistcd) Left on hasos-Ecv "
York. :: Brooklyn. ;. First has. on errors.
New York. = Base. on hall.-or Tesrcou
H!ts-on Tesrear. In ! innings Of,
Schauer In % innings: on Douglas. !
~ % innings: OF ffener. IN Ia inninrs
on Mnr1unrd, In Ia inning. Hlt by pitcher
mhv Douglas. tFlctchrrp. Struck out-.hy
Icsreau. {: by Schauer !: hy MarGuard !.
dale. Time. ZOOS.