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The Washington herald., 1915-08-10
name PRELIMS
FOR THURSDAY
Arrangements Completed for
Trio of Fast Battles at
Maryland Club.
PRINCIPALS WORK HARD

Final arrangements were made yes
terday for the preliminary bouts at
the Maryland Athletic and Social Club
on Thursday evening. when Italian Joe
cans. the Brooklyn mauler. meets Kid
wagner, Of Wilkesbarre. in the main
attraction. -. : -.
Three bouts have been booked. which
viii bring together the cream of local
preliminary talent In the opening bat
tie which IL scheduled to go four
rounds. Young Dyson. who has shown
at the Maryland Club before. will fight
Mack O'Brien, the swatting sailor
from the U. 8. s. Mayflower, while
Tommy Olson. Of the C s. Marine
Corps. will meet Kid McCauley over
the same route, in a bantam-weieht
battle.
,- In tho other attraction Billy Muir
ray, famed as a puncher in this neck
OF the woods. will meet Johnny Mace
In middle-weight clash. Murray has
been going at top speed lately and
should come through with flying colors
in this battle. Manager La Fontaine
has signed up six battlers for these
opening bouts who should furnish the
local fans some real fighting for the
twelve rounds they are in the ring.
Word was received yesterday from
the principals in the main attraction.
"dSHeT Is expected 10 arrive To-Day
and finish his training at the WASH
ington Athletic Club, on Eighth street
northwest. H. o. Rave, manager of
the Wilkesbarre middle-weight, sends
word that the Pennsylvania battler is
in tiptop shape and will be ready to
show the local fistic fans that he is
in line for a clash for the title with
Mike Gibbons. Cans was expected to-
day but up to late hour last night
he had not put in appearance. He
is expected to arrive here at any hour.
Charley Marx, the former amateur
title holder of the Quaker
City. who meets the Greek in the
semi -wind-up. is putting in some hard
training for his bout with the local
fighter. Marx is now down to wight
and awaits the sound of the gong.
Greek put in a hard days work out
yesterday. going over ten-round
route with his sparring partner. Bert
Green. He claims to be ready for
action and is confident of being re-
turned a winner in the coming battle.
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DELAWARE STAKE
/. TOSTAR JASMINE
Col. Tom McDowel's Blue
Grass Mare Romps Home
First at Saratoga.
COMING TOWER SCORES

Saratoga, n. Y, Aug. 9-Star Jasmine,
Blue Grass" mare of Col. Tom Nc
Dowell's stable. surprised the talent to-
day by easily winning the Delaware han
dicap stakes. Seven TO one was quoted
against the Kentucky horse.
Mrs. Payne Whitneys Gamer was ia
vorite At . to 5. with Hanson and Mon
tressor as contenders. The two last got
away ahead and made the pace to the
quarteT-rnile pole. Star Jasmine caught
the leaders in the stretch and won going
away
Coming Tower grabbed the opening
event. making it three straight He took
the lead at the start and was never head
ed With Valentine eliminated from the
steeplechase. Swish was an odds-on
choice and Won as he pleased.
The third event. a handicap for 2-year-
oios. was spoiled by nine scratches. leav-
ing the Western entry. Cosmic, a hot IA
vorite. Cosmic was lucky to be third,
however, being outgamed by Pleione and
Pesky, Summaries:
FIRST RAcE-Three- year-oIds and upward: sell
Ing; With &eo added; six furlongs Coming Tower
~ tGarnerl. IS IN 10. to s. out. won; Fenmouse.
iis tTurnerl. to 2. to 5. to ;. second: Han
orfa. "a utiey). to l. to 2. even thiId. Time.
ll5 "a Hawthorne. Ambrose. and Jesse. jr. also
ran.
skCOND RACE-Steeplechase: selling; tyear-
olds and upward: with $50 added: about miles.
Swish. lf (Tighe). TO 4. out won; Garter. lis
tOConnor). to .. even l :. second: Buck
Thcrn lks Bryant 20 TO !. TO !. TO .. third
Time. Is Jurerance and Dixon Park also ran
THIRD RACE-Twoy year-olds: handicap; fve
and Qre-han furlonss. Plsione. Ill IMcCaheyl
to s. to 70. l to ). won: Perky l0i q. Nc
Tassart). . to , to 5. 2 to 5. second: Cosmic
liz tLcftusl. to 5. ! TO ?. out, third. Time.
IL S. Tescaddy Tom Eward. and kurg Lar
also ran
FOURTH RACE-The Delaware Handicap nf
$3.50: 3year-olds and upward mile, Star
Jasmine. los tMcCaheyl. to l 5 to ?, tn ).
won: Montresor lG Butweln. TO /. even. to !.
second: Hanson. as tGarneri to l. to !. to ).
third Time. / i3 2-5 Gamer. Leo Scolnck Coy
Lad. and Pomene Blue also
FIFTH RACE-Three-y eaT-Olds and upward: sell
ing; purse. 500; mile. Guy Fisher. lis CTur-
Ierl. IS to 5. even. l TO .. won; Grosvenor. ,O7
Henryl IS to 5. to s. to s. second; Carlton C..
Jos tGsrnerl. to 2. to S. to 5. third. Time, |
,46 IS. FL Biod. Ha Penny. Stars and Stripes |
and Csfbureter also ran
SIXTH RACE-Maiden flies and geldinrs; 2 |
yesrotds: purse. 500. FIVE and one-haf furlonss.
Whimsy, liz tO'Brenl. Is to 70. to 4. out. won
South Star III CTroxler,. 10 TO J. 10 /. to 5. |
second; Molle Elliott III Gamer. to 2, to ). |
to Q. third. Time. LIZ IS. Big To Do. smiIax. |
Belle of the Kitchen. and Flute also ran
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FORT ERIE ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-P,wse seoo: ceiling; 3-yeac-olds
ard upward Canadian foAls: mile. Last Spark,
": RED Pest ~ Ofertory s5; -cartley. 90: Peppsr
Sauce zoe; Maid Of Prone. loi Garish Sun. lo4
E,mer ZOE: Prince Ruperd. llo.
SECOND RACE-Purse SSo: maiden 2year-olds;
FIVE trlongs- DShra. los: Lady Of Lynn. los: May
McGee.. In3; ,Dr. Sullivan. FG; Damietta l07; Black
Frost los: Col. Mu;ilus 10: Dick Williams Ill
sands Of Pleasure Ill reep Sight. IA Jack Reeves,
ia: Ocean Primo ia.
Third RACE-selling: Trrse. $40; Syear-olds
ard upward: uIid'1i jockeys: SIX fur}Inrs. katha-
rine C.. %: Dignity, 81: 'Finalee Is Annie Les
he IS: Mis- Winters ss: Pampinet. es: .I.arsna.
-: .Kyie. IS; Mama johnson, lC2; T-anGhorne Iei;
y. VI. Watson ip; LADY London. lc7 Surprising.
la: LaGra. H.
FOrRTa RACE-Psrss, 500; handicap: 3-yesr-
olds and upward: six fIroncs. scaramouch IS:
BuIkc. g: Carbide, ica: KrUessa. l02; sir Edgar.
ln Rabcrr Bradley. ,6: Back Bay, IcS: FasZareta.
10
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JACK CURLEY ISSUES Def.
II Jack johnson Bets $4,000 Jes,
willard VIII Meet Him.

Lincoln. Neb.. Aug. 9.-To prove that
Jess Willard is Jack Johnsons mas
ter. Jack Curley, who arranged the
Havana fight, stands ready to nego-
tiate a return battle. Curley, who is a
Loncoln visitor. issued this statement
last night:
johnson having publicly stated that
he will fight Willard for a side bet of
$4,000. just to call his bluff / will say
on behalf of Willard that he will fight
Johnson under the management of
John Bull, the London sporting pub
lication. for a side bet of $4,000.
willard will accept so per cent Of
the gate receipts. the other so per
cent to be donated to some charity.
Under no circumstances must Johnson
receive other than the side bet IL he
can win il. We will insist that Ref
cree Eugene Corri shall act, and that
he shall call off all private bets prior
to the battle, so that Johnson cannot
hedge his money by betting on Will
lard"
The Washington herald., 1915-08-10
HANK O'DAY REAPPOINTED.
Veteran Umpire Omcintes in Game
Between Cubs and Dodgers.

Chicago. Aug. 9.-Henry ("Hank")
O'Day. veteran umpire. yesterday was
reappointed by John X Tenor, presi-
dent Of the National League.
President Tenor was in a box seat
at the start of the first game of the
Brooklyn Chicago double-header. and
when Umpire Quigley took the field to
officiate single-handed, President Ten
er sent word to O'Day to come to his
box. where they conferred a few min
utes.
O'Day then hurried away for his UNI
piring regalia, and returned in the
fourth inning of the-initial game and
officiated as arbitrator on bases. He
was given a rousing welcome by the
fans" who applauded him for fully
ten minutes.
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EVERS MUST BE GOOD,
SAYS PREXY TENER
National League Leader Not Worried
Over Players Threat to
Quit Game.

Chicago. Aug. 9.-''Mr. Evers is a ball
player and subject TO the rules Of base
ball made and provided for the benefit
of the sport and the public. He was
suspended for three days because of his
indiscretion in his argument with Man
ager Clarke. of Pittsburg, but the next
time 1t will be more
Such was the comment today of John
X. Tenet. president of the National
League. on the report that Evers in
tended to quit baseball for good-and
all this week. Evers told a perfectly
reliable Chicago newspaper man that he
would get out because he had been
harshly abused by press and public.
He also specified that Charles H. Eb-
bets and Barney Dreyfuss had it in for
him. Those posted on National League
politics know that Evers is either the
victim of delusions, which many think
is the right answer, or is talking for
effect,
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SARATOGA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Two-year-olds; conditions; FIVE and
oue-haf 'fuflongs. Buckshot. lis: Black Coffee.
los; Prince Hauan. is; Hidden Star. III; Red
Cloud, 100; flsuro, loe; Indanchnst los Rochester.
Us: Lord Rockrale. 100; Iaria. n2; socUny. lis;
Kimer. ioe
SECOND RACB-Three-year-o and upward
conditions: one mile. Tinkle Bell. e; Sam Slick.
lG; MentopsAk. 81: Brian Bou lce; 'kinraundy.
lG: .shyness. loo
THIRD RACE-hree-year-old and upward;
handicap; selling; one mile. Lahore Il2: Little
Nearer il2: Amalf. ll2 Rorao. ld: Lindenthal lo4:
Lady Teresa 10; Bac Il9: Cliff Haven. e5
FOURTH RACE-The Troy for 2year-olds; SELL
ing; five and o1ehaf fnrlonss. sun God. 100: Bur
ehr. ls; 'Iolite i0l: Fern Rock l06; Hands Or
M: Success Iei; Bonnie Lass 100; Scottish Knight,
100: SBliue. Toi, Startling Il0: Helen Marie %.
FIFTH RACE-Three-year-olds and upward; seven
furlonss. Roly. los; Grevine. loS; Coming Tower
no: Charter Maid. IS; Reybourn. 81; Holiday. 100;
Superintendent, &.
SIXTH RACE-Maidens; 3-year-olds and upward :
winners Of me race only; one mile. Duke Of Dun
bar. %: -kros Knngle. %; Sam Slick l09i Free
man ln: Mentopark. io7: fausila lG2: st Laze-ian
lM; coin. los; Pest Bib ard Tucker, %; Grumphy,
lH; Rey Oak. lG.
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UMPIRE QU1GLEY INJURED.
s'Hank" O'Day Forced to Handle
Game Alone.

Chicago, Aug. s.-Umpire Quigley, Of
the National League, was so badly in
jured by an explosion of gas in the UNI
pires' room at Cub Park this afternoon
that he was unable to work in the game.
Umpire Hank" ODay. hearing the ex-
plosion, rushed to his partners aid and
shut off the galley. Quigley, uncon-
scious, was hurried to the Cook County
Hospital, only a block away.
ouigley had lighted the heater which
supplies the hot water for the ulnpires'
bath and had just turned the gas on
full when the explosion occurred. AS
a result of the accident. the start of
the game with Brooklyn was delayed
some time and O'Day did the umpiring
alone.
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Not to Desert.

Long Branch, Aug. e.-The St Louis
Americans Long Branch game was called
at the end of the second inning yesterday
on account of rain. Fielder Jones, man.
.ager of the st. Louis Federals. has been
Negotiating with J. Caivo. center fielder
CT the locals, who was with Washington
Americans last season. Jones has offered
the Cuban a large salary TO finish the
season with his team. with the added
promise of a good contract for next year
II he makes good. Caivo. who has batted
-321 In games against big league teams.
said yesterday he would not jump organ
lied baseball
The Washington herald., 1915-08-10
Claim Worlds Motorcycle Record.

Toledo. Ohio. Aug. s.-Riding 100 miles
in l.5i.1a % here yesterday Maldwyn
Jones. OF Lebanon. Ohio, and Claude
Pineau. of Middletown. broke the worlds
motorcycle record for a half mile dirt
track. The two relay riders also low
cred the record for the first. second and
third quarter Of the distance. riding
the first twenty-five miles In 2seo the
half in S7.25 and seventy-five miles in
1850 The races were staged by the
Interstate Racing Association, officials
of the F. A. NJ. being present.
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Garrison Hurt in Auto Spill.

Terre Haute. Ind. Aug. s-Ed Gar
rison. Of Indianapolis. was seriously in
jured here yesterday when the car he
was driving in . 1oo-miie race threw
a tire and crashed through the inside
fence of the half-mile track and upset.
His mecbanician. p. Peterson, was
slightly hurt. Garrison's chest was
crushed.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-10
Three in One Family.

Three sirst basemen in one family is
probably a record In baseball On a re-
cent Saturday Jack Leary. formerly of
the Utica team. played first base for
the ST. Louis Browns: another member
of the family, Paul. played the same
position for waltham High School. and
still a younger brother, Ted. was on
Grst for Dean Academy
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P, D. @. vi in Fast Trial.

Alexandra Bay. n. Y, Aug. 9.-P. D.
@. vi, belonging to A. Graham Miles, of
Alexandria Bay. and Mrs. Henry Dever-
eux Wilton. Of Hewletts. L. l., had a
trial trip in the St. Lawrence River The
speed she made surprised Mr.. Miles. The
boat has been entered in the Gold Cup
races this week at Manhasset Bay. The
boat will be shipped to New York We'd
nesday.
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AUCTION SALES.
TH0S. J. OWEN & son.
thus. ]. UWEN 4 Sun, Auctioneers.
'RUsTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATE.
By virtue Of certain deed of trust duly recorded
In Liber No. $40. folio Il ct SEQ. Of the land
records Of IKE District of Columbia and at the
request OF the PARTY secured thereby the under
signed trustees Will sell. at public auction in the
Office Of Tho- J. Owen & Son. Auctioneers, Is3l
q street northwest. on THURSDAY the eth day Of
August. A. II. isi5 at ) o'clock p. m the following
described land ard premises situate in the District
OF Columbia. and designated as and being part OF
lot in section in the subdivision of rart of the
Sheriff Estate. known "Burile" as per plat
recorded in Lber 1853 folio 49, of the land records
CT the District Of Columbia. beginning at q point
on the west line of st. Catherine street 9o fesc
from the District line and running thence p.rpendi-
cularty to said west line of s.. Catherine street.
ZZE Al feet &c me rear line Of said parcsl themes
with said resr line southsrly . feet thence On q
line parallel with the first line Of this description
4ZS feet TO the west line Of ST. Catherine street
thence with said west line 3 feet northerly to
beginning together with the inprpy1nrnts consist
ing Of a frame dwelling
Terms Of Sale-One-,h third Of The r,,n~h,ss rnonsv
to he paid in cash. balance in two equal inssall-
ments. PAYABLE in and years with interest at
rr centum Ter annum payable semi -annusl lly from
DAY OF sale secured by deed Of trust upon the prop-
erty sold. or al cash, at the option Of the pr
chaser deposit Of SlOo will be required at tina
OF sale. All convey sncing recording etc, at cose
OF purchaser. Terms of sale to be complied with
within fifteen days from day Of SALE otherwise the
trustees reserve the night resell the property at
the risk and est Of defaultng purchaser after n~s
days advertisement Of sch resale in some uevs-
paper published in Washington. d. @
CHRISTIAN J. GOCKELER
JOHN A. MAssIE.
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Girl Throws Ball. 209 Feet.

Tacoma, Wash. Aug. s.-What was
said today to be a new worlds base
ball throwing record for a girl was
made yesterday by Miss Ruth McCabe
when she threw a ball 200 feet inches.
Miss Dorothy Smith, of Vassar College.
is said to have established the best
previous record in 1911, with a throw
Of 204 feet. Miss McCabe Is fourth
year student in high school here.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-10

First base by error-sa1ed Heart ~. Left on
bases-sacred Heart, 5: St. Margaret, 4. First base
on baus-of Breen, / of Keys 2 Innings pitched
BY Breen. 5l-3; By Gleason. 223. Hits made
of BIeen, ); "a Gleason. 5. Struck out-By Breen,
o. By Gleason. J; by Keys, s. Three-base hit
Breen. Twc-base hits-F1aherty. Keys. Stolen bsss
IF. Folliard Touhey t2. Huerny t2. ]. Fasan.
Flaherty. Frankel. Wild pitch-Keys Umpire-Mr.
Cau Time Of game-1 hour and Is minutes.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-10

First base on balls-Os Cornell. /: of Salb. :
Innings pitched-By Cornell. ); by saIb. 3 Hits
made-Of Cornell. e. of SaIb. 2. Struck out-By
Cornell. ); by SaIb. ;; by Neritt. s. Three-base
hit-Ftzserad. Two-oass hit-Blake. Sacrifice
hitTMcrtimer. Stolen bases-Fitzserah. Roche
Miller C2). Double plays-Blake to Mortimer to
AIulrey to Farley; Cornell to Fitzgerald to Miller
Hit by pitcher-By Nevitt, l. Wild pitches
Sab, NeEitt. Passed baIl-Connors. Balk-salb.
Cmpire-Mr. Dore. Time Of game-l hour and 10
minutes.
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THos. J. OWEN & son. 1ucfione-rs-

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL E5-
TATE. IMPROVED BY THE HANDsoS J
. AND MODERN BRICK DWELLING, NO. 3lo
WYOMING AVENUE NV
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust duly recorded
in Liber No. 3E3, Folio 2oi at seq of the land
records Of the District Of Columbia, and at thu
request OF the party secured thereby the under
signed surviving trustee will sell. public aucton
in front OF the premises. THURSDAY THE
lST DAY OF JULY. A. ID. 1875 at O'Clock D. NJ
the following described land and premises situate In
the city Of Washington. District Of Columbia and
designated as and being lot ls. Frank L. Hanyey's
subdivision Of part Of Wyoming Terrace" as per
plat recorded in Liber County No H. folio g. of tho
records Of the office Of the Surveyor Of the District
Of Columbia.
Terms of sale: Sold subject to q prior
deed of trust for $4,000 and the amount over and
above said trust to be paid in cash A deposit Of
s3o.eo will be required at time Of sale. All con-
yeyancing. recording. etc. at cost of purchaser.
Terms of sale to be complied with within fifteen
days from day Of sale otherwise the trustee reserves
the right to resell the property at the risk and
cost Of defaulting purchaser. after Eve days adj
vertsement of such resale in some newspaper pub
nshed in Washington. D. G.
GRANVILLE @. BRADFORD
Surviving Trustee.
comply with the terms thereof. the same property
will be resOd his risk and cost in front Of the
premises upon the terms and at the
hour MONDAY. August Is. 1875 GRANVILLE
9. BRADFORD. Surviving Trustee augsls
The Washington herald., 1915-08-10
NICHOLS WINS TWICE AT GOLF
Metropolitan Champion Was Easy
Winner Over James Fraser.

New York, Aug. 9.-Gn Nichols, the
metropolitan champion. played two
matches yesterday at Great Neck, with
James Fraser and won both by scores
of and 1. and and 8.
These are the first two games Of a
series Of ten that the men are playing
for a purse Of $l,0oo. Both rounds were
followed by a large gallery, among
whom was Walter ]. Travis. the met
ropolitan amateur champion. who watch
ed the playing with a great deal Of in
terest.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-10
DIED.

BULKLEY-At the Portland Apartments
on Monday afternoon. August 9. 1915.
at 4 o'clock, VIRGINIA JOHNSTON
BULKLEY, widow of DR.. John Wells
Funeral from Trinity p. E. Church.
Third and c streets northwest.
Wednesday August IL, at IL 4. m.
Interment at Rock Creek Cemetery.
HAYwOOD-On Nond~v. A"-"s' ~
at a. m. At the home Of her daush-
Kinley street. MARY n MANLY
HAYWOOD.
Funeral from chapel of John r.
= Wright Co. 1887 Tenth street north
west, August II, 1915. at p. m. In
terment private.
McCAMBRIDGE-On Monday. August g.,
! 1915. DELLA o. McCAMBRIDGE.
wife of william McCambridge.
Funeral services at the family resi-
dence 34j2 Holmead place, at p. m.
Wednesday. August II.
WILLIAMSON, GEORGE A.. on Sunday,
AuguN S. 1915 at his residence, lob
Fifteenth street northwest
Funeral on "wednesday morning. Serv-
ices at the house at $50 a. m. win be
: followed by mass at st. Paufs Catholic
Church, Fifteenth and " streets
northwest at .. m Interment at
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-10

Left on basee-PAlais Royal, 4; Glendale. Q. First
hasc bals-Of .Robey. !; of Barrett. }; off Ser
gesnt, 5. Innings pitched-By Robey. s; by Barrett
6. Hits made-Of Robey. 6; Of Barrett. s Struck
out-By Robev. /: by Barnett. 5; by Sergeant. H.
Two-base hits-Shaab p Moreland Rosters. Sa1i-
nee hits-G. Sergeant 2 Double plsys-Barett to
II. AIoreland to Fowler G. Sergeant 10 Rosters
Hit by pitcher-By Robey. Rosters and Willis; BY
Barrett. Kelley. Passed balls-Hagan 9: FltEpat-
rick 2. Ump,reMr. Ftzpatnek. Tine Of gams-2
nOlru
The Washington herald., 1915-08-10
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
GOOD -IOUNTAIN WATER WANTED

Group Of Eastern capitalists contemplating erect
ing plant fer production of Natural Spring and
Carbonated Waters. VIII purchase site with Noun
tain Spring Of large capacity situated in Catskils
BGkhires. Adirondackz. or White Mountains or
in Northern Pennsylvania. Address BANKER, W.
Room sos 20 Broadway New York
The Washington herald., 1915-08-10
Bradfords Detective Service.

Second Floor, Southern Building,
18th and H. Phone Main c525.
thorough reliable and experienced Detective
Bureau for the execution Of Legitimate Detective
Work in all sections Established over q quarter
Of a century, with untarnished reputation NOR
GAN BRADFORD. Jr.. Principal. A. WADE
WELLS Manager.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.
UNFTRNIsHEI


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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Columbus s; Minneapolis. 4.
Cleveland &: Kansas City. s.
IndianapoEs S: Milwaukee, l.
Louisville. 2; ST. Paul. ;.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Rochester 6: Toronto. 4.
Buffalo 0; Montreal. z
Richmond, s; Prosidencs, j.
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COMPLETE STATISTICS OF THE MAJOR LEAGUES.
YEsTERDAY's RESULTS.


American.
Detroit. s: wRshington, g.
Chicago. 8; Athletics, l.
Cleveland, /; New York, /.
Boston, q; ST. Louis. o.
ToDAY's
Detroit at washington.
Chicago At Philadelphia
Cleveland at New York
st. Louis at Boston.
The Washington herald., 1915-08-10
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE


Cincinnati, S; Phfllies, 4.
Brooklyn, "a: Chicago. o.
Boston, 6: st. Louis, 2.
New York-Pittsburgh-R
GAMES.
New York at Pittsburgh. ~
Phillies at Cincinnati
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Boston at St Louis.
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