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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-29
BRAVES RAISE PENNANT
AND CAPTURE TWO GAMES
Boston Celebrates Great Occasion by
Coping Double-Header From
Phi1Iics.
NINETEEN HITS FOR GIANTS
New Workers Pound Perdue Hard,
Beating Contradictions Wagner
Stars, but Is Hurt-Pirates PLAY
Too Well for Jack Coombs.

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BOSTON. MASS. May 2S.-The Boston
Nationals to-day raised the worlds
championship pennant captured from
the Philadelphia Athletics last fall and
observed the occasion by winning both
games OF a double header from Phila-
delphia and moving into the first divi-
sion.
The first game was won, 5 to =. not
withstand Tyler's wildness. Magee's
double. with three men on base, broke
tie at the expense of Alexander, his
former roommate.
The lead changed three times in the
second game, which Boston won. to
4. only by using every. element of re-
serve strength. The lineup was so
chansed by pinch hitters during a
rally III the eighth inning that an al
most general REIMBURSEMENT was neces-
sary when the team took the field in
the ninth
4 home run by Cravath over the left
Held fence; a running one hand catch
by Connolly in the ninth inning that
probably saved another Ito score. and
the fielding of MaEee. were features
OF this contest. Score
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CORNELL IS PICKED TO
WIN INTERCOLLEGIATE
Field That They Have Most
Evenly-Balanced Team.
MEN QUALIFY IN ALL EVENTS
Elimination Contests Go Well-Lip-
pincott Pulls Tendon and Is Out
OF acknowledgement. Penn Hur-
dler, Hurt Too Badly to Compete.

PHILADELPHIA. PA. May 2s.-Cor-
nell University demonstrated on Frank
lin Field to-day that it's track men
have the best chance OF winning the
annual championship OF the Intercol-
legiate Association of Amateur Ath-
lctics OF America. So evenly balanced
is the team that Cornell was able TO
qualify men in all the eleven events in
which eliminations and trial heats were
heId. NO less than eighteen Cornell
athletes came through safely for the
does not ana nf bs d0e This
races in which. az usual, there are no
preliminary elections.
Harvard, Yale and Pennsylvania, the
Philadelphia team was put out OF the
running for the championship by two
or her men meeting accidents. Donald
Lippincott. who Pennsylvanians thought
was good for possibly ten points. pulled
carried on the field r. B. re eriu SON
looked upon as sure point winner in
both the l29 and eco hurdles. went out
third men after he had been badly IDLY
Tse up by 81 fan in his lss heat.
Cornell, is; Harvard. is; Yale, H.:
mouth: s: coiumbi4. Michigan and
Ip,ennsyivania State each. 5; Maine. 3 :
bf0hwao IT, 5. and Lafayette. Haverford.
PENNSYLVANIA and Bowdoin each have
n n, chance to qualify one more man to-
hurdles will be run on
intercollegiate Record Broken.
,r one !, i,n'ee E. q, record was
sity. throwing the hammer IS feet 80
inch. the former record was 1864 feet 10
inches: made by J. X. DEWITT. of
evident In the quarter and half-miie
runs that the best men were saving
themselves. AS they did not speed up
The broad jump was well contested
the six men to qualify ali leaping over
twenty-five feet
7. NJ Rice. Harvard. breastinE The ,a in
together in the high hurdles, and r.
age will run another heat to.mor .i%
to determine which shall enter tho
semifnals The first and second heats
races OF the day. all nve men in each
neat going over every hurdle together
:, With the exception OF Iippinco,t and
s. etsuso no mere y were no importan, up,
in the shot-put, was withdrawn from
that event.
E,oss. one Of cornell's pole vauiters.
He injured his wrist at the Pennsyl-
vania relay games month ago. and
weakness of his arm. he nuaiified 's at
II feet for the final
third in his nrst heat in the 22o-hur-
dies won him much applause In go
ing oyer the first barrier he tripped and
I'm the rear and the other hiers when
he got started again. and finished third
by great burst OF speed. The spill
he tried to qualify in the heats for
second and third men.
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NORFOLKBEATSS HlPBUIL DERS

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Nav oS.-
Newport News and Norfolk staged an
other ten Inning battle here this after
noon, ana. as on yesterday. the TarS
was TO = The game was featured
by free hitting. and was a.tensc strue-
gle from beginning TO end The Tars
got to Mullin for five hits and three
runs in the first and six, and he gave
way to Shafer. who pitched we'll in all
but the eighth and tenth innings In
those rounds luck broke against him.
The ShiphuiiderS earned All Of their
runs by clean hitting for extra bases
TWO errors materially helped the visi-
tors in scoring. The fielding OF Scig-
lie and the hating of Smith and Nc
Mahon and the base running Of Smith
featured
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GENERALS ELECT YOUNG
Popular Athlete to Lend WnshinEtou
and Lee Track Team.

LEXINGTON, VA. May 2S.-Harry X
Young Will captain the Washington and
Lee track team next season. At a
meeting Of the eleven athletes who
were awarded varsity monographs In
track this season. the versatile athlete
was elected TO this position. The cap
tain elect is from Huntington. w. Va.
and is in his second year ut Washing
ton and Lee.
on account of the fact that he was
member of tho baseball team. Young
did not enter prominently into track
this year. However. he established
two new varsity records. which had
heen standing for years. He smashed
the existing mark on the 100 and eco
yard dashcs.
Young is wonderful athlete. having
won four monographs this year-ln foot
ball. basketball. baseball and track.
Although he has starred In all OF these
sports. he is one of the most modest
and well-liked men in college affairs.
MonoGrams were awarded to the
following this season: Captain Miles
Curtis Shultz, Seeley. Young. Fox.
Mailman. Starnes. Pierotti, Sweetland
and Manager y. G. Evans.
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THIRTEEN HORSES ENTERED
FOR KENTUCKY HANDICAP
Richmond Race VIII he Held ro-Da,
ut Douglas Pnrk-Pnrse Increased
To SI5O0O

, LOUISVILLE. KY. Nav 28-Thirteen
"A u-aEed horses probably will start in
the third annual Thinning OF the Ken
lucky handicap, distance one mile and
morrow
. The handicap is said to be the riches,
stake IN America this year for older
horses. Ten thousand dollars has been
added TO the purse. making the an.
proXimate value OF the race SIS 900
were narrowed to-day to the following:
! Harry Payne Whttney's Borrow, now
running under the colors of l.. S.
.Thompson: Emil HERBS Short Grass;
rR l.. Baker & Co.'S John Gund and
Emerson Cochran: J. W. Schorrin's
David Craig and Ed Crump; w ].
"eber's Hodge. A p. Humphreys
Bronzewing Jefferson Livingstone
Royal ILL.,: +. l.. Marions Prince Her
mis-. and j. 7. Looneys Leo Ray,
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HANS WAGNER HURT

LEASED Wire TO The Times Dispatch.
BROOkIT. May 2S.-AlamauX out
pitched Coombs in a close battle to-day,
and Pittsburgh beat Brooklyn. to !.
Wagner figured prominently in the vic
tory. He tripled in the sixth, sending
Baird home, and he scored himself on
hit a short sacrifice fly 10 Myers WaG-
ner was hurt in the collision and re-
tired. while Miller was put off the field
by Umpire Byron for protesting the
decision. y triple by Hinchman and
McCarthy's sacrifice fly scored Pitts
burgh's third run. \ wild throw by
Johnston scored Myers in the fifth and
saved Brooklyn from n shut-out
Pittsburgh RrooI,I,n
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Upton FROWNS ON TRIALS
Irish SpOrtsmen Not in Favor OF Cup
Defenders RacinS This Season.

BOSTON. May os.-Sir Thomas Lip
ton. whose yacht Shamrock ". the
challenEey for the Americas cup, is
laid up in Brooklyn during the war
period. does not regard with favor or
the proposed renewal of the trials this
summer between the cup-defending
candidates Resolute and Vanitie ac.
cording TO letters recently received by
his friends in this city.
1t is understood, however, by local
yachtsmen that the Resolute and
Nanitie Will be raced as vigorously this
summer AS II a cup contest were pend :
Ing next fall. 1t Is admitted that a
large majority Of the twenty tuning up
contests in which the two yachts en-
gagged last summer were unsatisfac-
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GIANTS HIT FIERCELY

[I.eased Wire to The Times Dispa< CHI. !
NEW YORK, May 2S.--Thc New York
Giants batted perdue. the St Louis
pitcher. for nineteen hits to-day. en-
abiing them to win an easy victory
from st. Louis in the last game of the
series. / to 1. Five times up Flet her
hit a home run and had three singles
and drew n base on balls
In the first inning Umpire Eason or
dered Manager McCraw, OF New York.
OFF the field and Snodgrass followed his
chief in the second Later i'm the same
inning, Eason cleared the New York
bench Of all players excepting those
actively engaged in the game Score:
81. Louis. New York
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While the new form OF gambling may
not have attained much Roadway here,
somebody is certainly disposing of the
pa eboards right along AS bait
perhaps il is currently reported that
one Richmonder pulled down one of the
big prizes, getting $3.50 The lucky
party, however. is namelcss.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Pftsbursh, 3; Brooklyn. 1.
New York. II; ST. Louis, 3.
Boston. .; Philadelphia. g tfrst camel.
i,oston, 3; Philadelphia, (second gamc)
(Only three scheduled)
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BlS0NS LICK INDIANS

BUFFALO. y. Y. May oS-Ncwark' $
infelders behaved like a lot of anna :
tours in the fourth inning this after
noon, and the Bisons scored six runs
in this session before the first out. and
were able to duplicate yesterdays Q to
walkaway. The visitors showed un-
usual inability to get up their hunts.
Gnhooiey climaXed the mess by clean
ing the bases with a freak home run.
He knocked n clean hit TO center, and
as Gala han came in 10 get the ball it
bounded off his shins and rolled into
deep right field. Gilhooley scored be =
hind three others, and was credited
with n homo run. Score:
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BOSTON BEATS ATHLETICS,
WHEN SHAWKEY WEAKENs
Three Runs Made by Red Sox in
Ninth Inning of Game With
Philadelphia.
STARS AT b.
Youngster Recalled From Richmond
Climbers Gets -Four Hits I'm -Four
Trfps-Schang Badly Cut on Knee
When HOblitZeI Slid at Plate.

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ilLApELPHlA. May 2S.-Shawkey
weakened in the ninth inning to-day
plate on two passes. Lewis's triple and
Hoblitzel's single. winning the. game.
lead i'm the early innings. Philadelphia
tied the score i'm the fourth on five hits
and three errors. Schang was carried
OFF the field in the first inning after
having Il big cash cut over his right
knee when he touched out Hoblitzel
who was sliding for the plate. Thomp-
son made three siugles and double in
four times at bat. Score:
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FEDS FEEL STRAIN
Present Month, Due to Rain, Has Hit
Independents Hnrd.

CHICAGO. May 2s.-The present
month, from the standpoint OF the base
ball magnate, has been the worst in
history, according 10 Federal League
officials, who announced this afternoon
sixteen contests scheduled for Chicago.
II has rained here twenty-one days out
OF the twenty-eight SO far. which is
believed o he q record. Every Eastern
club In the Federal League suffered
postponement OF one or more gamse In
Chicago on the present swing around
q circuit
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Philadelphia ..........o 0 o o o-S
summary: Runs-Hoorcr t2b Wagner t0.
Speaker. Lewis 90. Murphy. McAvoy. Barry.
Thompson. kon!. Two-base hits-Hooper.
Wagner, Thompson. Walsh. Three base hit
Lewis. stolen base--Hooper. Earned runs
Boston. Philadelphia. |. Sacrifice hits
Speaker. Hoblitzel. Barry. Sacrifice ry-
Scott. Double play-waEner and Thomas.
LETT on bases-Boston. 8: Philadelphia, s.
First base on errors-Boston, ?; Philadelphia.
:. Bases on balls-on Wood. !. of Shawkey.
5. Hits-on Mays. in innings: off Wood.
5 In innings. Struck out-by Mays. |.
hy Wood. =; by Shawkcy. .. Cmpircs. Chill
ana Connolly. Time. 2:.7.
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POCKET BILLIARDS FINALS

]. S. Hawkins defeated j. Stewart, OF
New York, in the pocket billiard tour
ney at the Superior parlors by the
score of 500 to 474 The tourney ran
three afternoons and evenings. 100
Hawkins led with a high run of 3S
against Stewards high run OF 81. The
tourney proved interesting to the fol-
lowers OF the game. and demonstrated
Hawkins's ability to hold his own with
talent from other cities.
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summary: Runs-Baird. Hinchman. Wag.
ner. Myers. Three base hits-Iinchrnan
Wagner. stolen bases-Johnston. Hinchman
oMara. Earned rurs--Fittsburgh. g. Sacri-
flee hits-Wagner. Gibson. Cutshaw Dou-
lie p!ay---Cutshaw. O'Mara and Dauhert
Sacrifice hies-M Mccarthy. NioX. Left on
hases-Pittsburgh. :: Brooklyn. 6. First base
on crrors-Fittsburgh, :. Bases on balls
off MamauN. ." Oft coomhs. Hit bv
pitche--by Coomhs tJohnstonb. struck ont
by MamauN. 81 by Coomhs, 3. I'mpires
Byron and Otth. Time. l:52
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FIRST GAME,

Totals 80 3 81 II Totals 81 .:
'Battcd for Alexander in ninth.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
PITTFEDS BLANK BUFFALO

PITTSBURGH. May 2S.-Barger held
the Buffalo Federals TO two hits to-
day, and Pittsburgh shut out the visi-
tors TO o. Ford was hit for n home
run by Rheam. the first man up in the
FIRST inning. Manager Cakes drove in
base hit.
Score by innings. r. II. T..
Buffalo ...... q u n q q n q 90 . .
Pittsburgh .....2 q o. - S 3
batteries: Ford. Ehmke and Blair:
Allen: BarEer, and Berry.
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Score by innings: r.
Philadelphia ...........o 0 q.
Boston ..................o ! -
Summary: Runs Byrne Niehof'. Moran.
Fitzpatrick. Schmidt Tyler. Two-base hits
Tyler, Schmidt. Three base hit-Maran-
VILE. Sacrifice hits--Fitzpatrck Smith,
Moran. Sacrifice ny-Maranvillc. Double
plays-Smith. Maranville and Schmidt Me
hon. Bancroft and Iuderus. Left on bases
Philadelphia. -: Boston 5. First base on
crrors-Philadclphia. 5: Boston. / Bases
balls-oH Alexander. 3: off Tyler. y. III:
by ptchcr-Connolly. Struck out-by Alex
ander t. by Tyler. 3. Umpires. Klein ard
Emsie. Time. . hours.
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It's sucker game at the best. One
chance out Of 10000 to win the big
stakes IL Is said.
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DOWN THE ALLEYS

The tournament of the Greater Rich
mond Bowling League practically ended
last night. when The Times Dispa tch
rolled six games for averages, the New
port team failing to appear for the
postponed and regular series scheduled
for last night. The Bunnys have a se-
ries of three postponed games to roll
with the Newports. and that will end
the tournament
ha l.pt Sott-
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Norfolk and Newport News staged
another ten-inninG game yesterday,
making the fourth this week in the viz
ginia League. The TarS were again
the winners.
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Hctne PETIT Seriously Ill

FORT WAYNE, IND. May 2S.-Heine
PeitZ. veteran big league catcher and
now an umpire in the Central League.
has been forced to retire because of
illness. An indefinite leave of absence
Louis Heilbroner. and Con DAILY, OF
Chicago. was ma med to substitute for
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.RECH KNOTS COUNT WITH
CIRCUIT DRIVE IN NINTH
Providence Beats Royals in Last In
ning-Two Consecutive Runners
Are Hit by Ball.
NEWARK TEAM FIELDS BADLY
Bisons Get Six Runs i'm One Frame,
With Aid of Errors-Toronto Beats
Shelters in Thirteen Innings.
Hustlers Lose Exhibition Game.

MONTREAL. QUE. May 2S.-RehC's
nome run. with shorten scoring ahead
OF MIN, enabled Providence TO tie the
game here, and Haley's hit TO center
field after Onslow had walked and sto-
len second. won for the Grays. Two
PROVIDENCE base runners were called
out, being hit by batted balls in sue
ceSSire innings Score.
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Mickey, however, came near getting
his block knocked off II seems that
he beaned Cook, and the hefty Pirate
was only restrained from using physi-
cal violence on Mickey by the umpire.
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Mickey O'Brien twirled a corkinp
good game for Rocky Mount yesterday
holding the Pirates to seven hits and
winning by one run.
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Southern AnaOcintion.

Southern AHaOcintion.
~ hattanooGa--Chattan o; At
AT mphis-Memphs- Birmingham:
postponed rain.
~ Little Rock-Little Rock. 3; Mo-
leans. eleven innings).
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REDS TRIM HUSTLERS

ROCHESTE y. Y, May 2S.-Cincin-
natl combined timely hitting with Ro-
chester errors and Huenke's passes to
to-day in an exhibition. IL to !. Score:
II. II. +.
Cincinnati .................ll S o
Batteries: Toney and Wingo; Huenke
and Williams, Erwin.
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LEAFS WIN IN THIRTEENTH

TORONTO. ONT, May 2S.-Toronto
DAY, but only after thirteen innings
In the last session Roach trirled and
out, The final score was to . Sher-
man and Manning engaged in "a fine
pitchers battle, unit! Roach tripled and
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SECOND GAME.
Philadclphia.
Totals as Is 2ili ? Totals

Totals ..3S Is 81 Il Totals 80 ., Is 0
'Ratted for Chalmers in ninth
fBattcd forN Fitzpatrick in eighth.
tBatted for TraGressor In eighth.
sPattcd for Whaling in seventh.
Score by innings: r.
Philadelphia ..........0 %
Boston ..................G q > -
summary: Runs-Cravath. Paskcrt. Lu-
d"rus. RiXey, Fitzpatrick. MaGce. Gilbert
lanes t2i. Two base hits-Becker. I.u-
derus. Three-hase hit-Smith. Home run
cravath. Stolen bases-Byrne, Moran Sac
rinCc hies-N!ehoH. Gather Double plays
Nichon and luderuS; Maranvillc and
schmidt ca; RiNey. Bancroft and l.rderus
FitEpairiok and schmidt. Left bases
Philadelphia. =. host on, l.. rst base on
errors Boston. /. Bases halis-on RiNcy
5. on Chalmers. |: onJamas. ). Hi,s-oa
RiAey. in IS innings; oft Chalmers ,
in ! Ia innings. Struck out-hv RtMey. ;.
ny James. >. Passed balI-K!iiifer. Umpires.
KLEIN and Emsiis. Time, ,:5..
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Petersburg.

summary! IIunS-IrmsChcr IaI, NIIen, DON
oNan 60. calder, Francisco Two base hits
Allen Calder. Sacrifice hits-Fra n iSco.
iirSch. Hummel. sacrifice n!es-IIirsch,
HoniE. Stolen bases Donovan. Allen. Dou-
hle p!ay-Etrd. Hummel and Henry Bases
on baiis-oh Hirsch. 3: off Ehrd. l. Left
on bases Petersburg, l. suffolk. .. Struck
nut-by iiIrsch. I: 10y E.frd T. Time I:20.
tmrir.s. Mctiowan and Bussey. Attend
:nra ,SUn
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Totals ..32 81 0 o Totals -, ~ Is :
Rated for Miller In ninth.

=. X.
Rocky Mount ..........o o %
Portsmouth ...........o q o.
summary: Runs-Clrich. Doyle. Rittlc,
Gray. o Bricn. Cook. Hurley, 81; Martin.
Whitted: Two-bas. hit--t;ray Three base
ht-Whitted. stolen haseS-O Rrien St
Martin Damrau. SaCrinCe hits RYAN. Nc
kei,han. Bases on hails-of o Rrien. .:
off Mex eithnn. 1. Left bases Rocky
Mount. :; Portsmouth. y Hit by pitched
halls-hy O Bricn Cooke. struck out-by
OBricn, :; by McCleary. !. Passed ball
Miller. Wild ptch-McCIearv. Time. 40
tmDirs
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Resume nnclng nj Ne,rmnrk,,

LONDON. May os.-The racing ca
dar anpourCes three DAYS racing
Newmarket during Ascot week ]
Isis. The events Will include a I,
in which horses eligible for the De
will run
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Shag Thompson. who was recalled
this week by Connie Mack. got rid of
few surplus hits yesterday that
would have been appreciated during
his short career as Climber. Shag
four attempts. He played errorless
ball for the Mackmen in the field, stole
one base and scored one run
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Norfolk
Totals g: - 7oIt Totals "a !

NtOFe DIV innings; r.
Norfolk ............l 4. O n l-s
Newport News 100 q o O O-5
Summary: Runs-Steinhrfnner. h. stewart
Foil-s. w. Stewart. iijhnphreys stolen
bases Smith ,9J. Sacrifice hits-t'rist
carncs. Cleveland. Cochran. Three base hits
Smith. Mcmahon. carues Two.basc hits
Smith. Bunting, Walters. Lake Humphreys
NJ. stewart. struck out-by Shafer g. nv
Cochran: = hy Humphreys, 3. Bases on
halls-o Mullin, !. off Shafer. g. off coch-
ran. .: off Humphreys, :! Left on bases.
Newport News. ?. Norfolk. l.. Double PLAYS
cochran to FOiics to Cleveland: Mace TO
Cochran Hit by ptcher-by Cochran (N al
tersJ Hits-on Mullin. and . runs in ia
innings; off Cochran = an! 9 runs in in
ninrs. FIRST base crrors-NorfoIk l.
Time, 200. Umpire. cullen.
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1T STRIKES ME
BY TIM PATCH
Crowded out of nrs, place. b'gosh.

But those Climbers were not forced
out by being licked 1t was a case of
the Herd making hay while the sun
was shining. In other words. while the
Ciifnoers LOON rest donovan and his
our heads.
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> O 90 900 90 n %

Jersey City ............2 q q o 0oo n %
Toronto .................o q ! u Q q q o Ia
summary: Runs-M esSenEcr. Roach. Far
emit. Tamm. Barney. Three-hasc hi,-Hoach
Two.h hits Barney 60. K",her. Hol-
ltnier. Saciincc hitS-Barry. Roach en-
Double plays-Tamm To Turner Ia harry:
Bues TO Tamm to Barry Parent 10 Roach
tn Graham; Manning TO Roach 10 Graham
struck out-hy Manning T. Bases on balls
on sherman. 4: off Manning, T. Iii, by
ritched-bN Manning wright; by Shcr-
man lMessenger,. L'mpires harris unt
freeman Time
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Providence.
Totals .2s 10 >; Is rn,als "A - |

49, ~ -''-r...''..-4 y " y So
M s,,,,,,m :..l IS o
summary: Runs-FahriQue t2p. shorten
EeEh p. onslow cD, Powell. Smith. Yea
ger; Holden, Nhitcman t2b, Purtell on
MAIDEN. Home runs-Whitcman RehE
TWO base hlts-FabriQue. Rche. Smith. Dou-
bic plaN-Schult2 To Haley to Onslow. struck
out.by Fullerton, {; by Schultz. o. Bases
on hals-oh Fullerton, .: off Schultz ;
Wi!d pitch-Schiltz. Hit by pitchcr-bv
SGhItz lWhitsr!anb. Passed ball-Haley
Tire. 1875 empires Mullen and Brown
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-29

Several baseball freaks occurred in
that hoodoo conflict. For instance.
Ieiie, catching the &ntire game for the
SkeeterS, had only one cnance, being
credited with one out, no assists ana
no errors Judge, at first base had
four chances.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-29

TotaIs .'"s II = 10 Totals 10 n - II 2
'Batted for Wilson in ninth
tFattcd for Butler In ninth
.Batted for Perduc in ninth
Score by innings: n
st. Louis ..............l q q n - Il
Nov YORK ...........3 iii
Summary: Runs-lIusgins. Beck Bethel,
Gonzales. Burns. Doyle 90. I.obert az
Fletcher t2I. Robertson. Murray Marouard.
Two base hitS-Huggins. Doyle. Robertson,
l.obert. Three base hit-I.ong. Home run.
Fletcher. Stolen bases-Merkie Doyie.
Earned runs New York, II; 81. Louis.
Double p'ays-Doyle and Merkle. Fletcher.
Doyle and Merkle. Left on bases-New
York. :; st. Louis. :. First base on errors
Ssw YoIk |; ST. s Louis ? Bases on balls
/. Umpares. Easop and Hart. Time. o:o2