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GIANTS IN FIRST DIVISION

NEW YORK. July lg-Burns AND
Grant proved too efficient !, combina
,ioh Tor 81: Louis to-day. New York
their third straight game from Tho
tribunals, TO 3. With 81. Louis ahead.
- 10 v. IN the sixth. Burns drove I'm two
runs with three base hit and tied
NE score on Grants sacrifice ny. Burns
.tipied again In the eighth and scored
tttc winning run on Grants single
SnFder WAS responsible for all thre.
a. LOUIS runs. batting in two I'm Tho
nrst inning with II single. ami scoring
after hitting triple in the sixth !
stcHuy ram fell from the sixth TO the
eighth inning. but the game was nor
INTERRUPTED Score:
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vOLTz BEATS RICE IN
HARD-FOUGHT BATTLE
Newport News Wins Orcning Game
OF Series From Petersburg by
Score of 3 to 4.
TARHEELs WIN STRAIGHT
Ryan's Team Defeats Norfolk, IL to
!, Despite Several New Additions
to Tars' line-Up-Enrd Keeps
Hits Scattered

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. July 10
Rice and Noltz tied up in pitching
duel here this afternoon in which the
la'tsr had tho best of il. Rico pitched
well. hut in two innings allowed the
builders six hits with errors by his
teammates. Roth teams presented very
much changed batting orders. and both
looked well. The locals folded in great
shape, and Busch and Donovan did
some fine fielding for the visitors
SelElie starred for tho locals The
cuban has been out Of the game for
some time. having been suspended some
time ago following a row with Man
aver Carnes. Bunting has been
suspended because OF III health. The
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HUSTLERS WIN DOUBLE BILL

MONTREAL. QUE July lg.-Roches-
t,r took both ends uf double header
from Montreal hero to-day, winning
the flrst by tho score OF 10 and tho
IuctfcCilv.uoss los, this contest. and
though ia, locals rallied strongly in
tho uiutu ih,y could no, overcome the
tiH-t.c!S carly lead. Tho second was
TIA. rcd into ~ farce 10y the unpir"s.
who called 81, tor half an hour in the
SECOND inning because Of rain. star; cd
u again and called il once more In
'hc i"urh for another half hour, and
rrAls H.i-a r in the sixth because
of ay ..su'Ss. after AN hours tim" had
- - .l- lMn SuninS.
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. To'Ss f. f. Il s :'' To's1s, /

;.,iin,r,,ny innings Il.
D"'rp!. ........... 70 \. =,
summary: nuua-uoacy ~. s-run. a.
E"a'h - hIrns i:u-h 81, S'auar" Twa,
a4sr hit each. Bush ~, strung Grhh
~. cra"'hgd. S,runk. L.aJol" Malon. fsI
r. no. 'tn. b"uoit Z. Philadelphia g.
n4'f'NfH hl'l-'.Tn wtHfc. Burns, G,4,,,rc
wash. "ycInn. Sacrifice rIrs-rt,,
t,"l' H.hY"y. b"gtIc plays ngen and
1ir!nr; I'"nT ana i:.fns i."H on LagcE-
Tif"i fAilad.i phia. n,scs ~ balls -or
t.';'. on "y"bpn. .. of " Davis =.
~ h""h' l!t.-DT DgbGc. n In !nn!nre'
.' '""t. ~ .nningh. or Wychon Il IL,
iin"Fr: ~ ~. i'aFi- IN lnniry. IN,
~ "'''n"f-ny DHhEo. 3rnnnF struck cut
~ bioEc. J; to Str"u. !. by Wvcknu =
.inhl''n bi"""n ana *n!!!n Time q,
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Butler Day nj belmont.

NEW YORK. Suly ls-You could
caN"!; ? James Butler DAY at Belmont
Park to-day Three Butler runners
pTarceG 20 The post, came Capra, Tinkl 10
Bell and Grasp. Capra drew down tha
honors III the opening event; T!nkla
Bel! finished third in the nth. and
Grasp wound up the afternoon by win
Ming the sixth. :. little more urging
by Jock"T Turner and Tinkle Eel
would have won
Mrs. PAYNE Whitney. who races IN
der tha name % the Greentree stables.
cut quite swa;h. for Gaiae- carried
her PINK !scke; 10 great victor. In
the Bron&v!l!e handicap. a mile and a
sixteenth struggle. and Etrus!an 90:
hon" :irs; ~ the. third event. six FUR
long scramble" In the handicap Gair.-
was called upon 10 give weight awav
70 his rivals and he did so in majestic
fashion.
McTagEart held Gamer in restraint
until the far turn, when he gave the
gcld!ng his head. and he hooked rp
with the two leaders. Thornhill AID
Reybourn. Entering the stretch Cain
er wayed farewell to the pair and
started to roll oh 20 an easy victory.
Add!e VI. which was we'll played around
TO :. finished second, and Ravhcrrv
Candle collected the short end OF tho
purse.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Rocky Mount at Norfolk.
Petersburg ut Newport News
Portsmouth ut Suffolk
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" nslliIgton,

Washington ....... o -:
summary: Runs-Southwor;h CHAPMAN.
Shanks. Gandii t2, A.ns;ri;h. Mcbride.
SohmsoT Williams. Earned runs-Cleve'snd,
q; Washington. I. Two base hits Chapman
-. Mos!lc!, Canal Th-ee-bas h!,S-Moe!-
Ter. GanG!!. Three. base h!;s-Mo.!icr Can
GIL ~. sacrifice ntns-FoSter ~. Connolly,
G!Hrey stolen h1ses-Mocller go Milan -,
.A!nsnIth ,2i. Mcbride. Hits-or :iareruisu.
~ IS inning: or Jones, ; IL - III
n!ncS; oil CcGrnha. in : innings: OK John
son IN innings; OF -il;-cck. In 5 in
Hincs Balk-Hags.THa ilrs; hase OF balls
of Hts-r!lai., = ~ Jones. .; Of C0umhe,
!. OF A!;roCk :: struck out-hy Jones. ::
oE Al:rocE. . Passed ha!l--O Ne:il t'i-s;
on srTors-clevelaud. !. let "H bases
I.s"e!tHd. :: Washington. ;. Ti:r- O.. game
-.si t!.plres, chill ami swans
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AMERICAN LEAGUE,

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Washington, IL: Cleveland, 4.
Boston, Il; Chicago. !.
Detroit. IL; Philadelphia. 6.
New York, 10; ST. Louis, 3 (f1rst camel
New York. 4; st. Louis. 1 tseCund rumc)
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Petersburg.
tBa,,ed for Francisco in ninth.

.1CN!t NE INNINGS. r.
Petersburg .......... o q q 0 O II
summary: Runs-Sharpc. Sc!Slie. Hopkins.
Walters. stolen hascs-SciElie. HOpkins and
'ATneS Sacrifice h!ts-Baructt and Fran
cisco. Three base ht-Walters. Tvo- Fs e,
hLt>-l.akc and Donovan, :. First balls
IN Rice, 3. OH Notz. 3. Struck out-hy
k!c". ): Wy Ncitz. ). Left hasc--SeN
rort News. 6; Petersburg. :. Passed bali
francisco. Hit b: piicher-Sharpe Time
O; game. hours. Umpire. NCGownn
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
buffalo Win. I'm Tenth.

iITTSECitGIi. July l3.-Thc Buffalo
Federal team defeated Pittsburgh here
to-day by score OF 3 to . in ten in
nin3g. knctZcr held tho visitors to
three hits ia nine innings. but they
secured three hits off him in tnc tenth.
.cpr!nG the winning run. Bcdicnt vas
effective In pinchcs.
Score by innings: r. H. E.
buffalo o 2 0 0 o 0 o o o Ia i
Pittsburgh q o o q O 0 0 % Z o
ia ttcrics-i!cdicnt and Allen; Knct-
zcr and Berry.
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! E.|'N ! July -srott POM
ni''A'hE Tor Atlanta ~ me s,f!,Jnrr
Hn.S5a"'iat!?n against Hnthy!lIc AJAX !"
a.. H.' a!l"" % hll. tn" locnlr y,ju,i,,g
u" u vas The thlfG uG-il, p,,S:
w h,."t"h IN u" anu,hnin HHagcl
nl.,i- weaver. II |cw Dilcars ,r
Gently shu, Nashville on, yittn,, .,
nv ana on June q lnrt. Ccyl,y,n, -, =,
M"h2i!r. hold Atlanta Al,lcaf Ia 4, t.y.,,.
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Cincinnati

summary: Runs-w!nso. Moran Conno!-
~. Masce. Gowdy. Two.hase hit-Ktllfer
Three base h.t--Nornn Mage C;owdv
stolen basc-Wngo. Sacrifice hi,s-N g..
schmidt Douhl" piays-ii.rzoE Rodrcr-
ami Moiwitz. Groh, Rodgers and Mollw!tz:
dodgers. HerzoE and Mo!lw.tz I.ct, on
hhscs-C!ncinnati. s: Boston. s Bases on
halls-on Torcy. {. on Rudolph :, struck
out-by roney. 2: by Rudolph / rrp!rcs
Klein and COCki. Time Of game ::iS
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GAME DUE.
TO SCORER'S GENEROSITY

The official scorer, through marvellous
generosity, gave Richmond an errorless
notably that hit Of &chach,'s which
inquired in the sixth, were pretty close
I" boots /, was "a good game. however.
we'll played, hard fought, and the In
dians won by mixing their hits with
Cottrcils generosity.
\ double header WILL be played to-
morrow afternoon. Pitcher Cram, So
cured from Boston, reported here to-
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Totals ~ $ q % Totals 0 :. -
SCpg. ~ innings.
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baltimore Wins Gnmc.

ST. LOUIS. July !9-Raltimorc de-
fcatcd 81. Louis here to-day, s to 6.
by timely hitting -
Score by innings: u t 7,
Baltimore ......i2 OOO00-S 10 /
ST. Louis 20 90 3 o u o. Of o
Batteries: u. Johnson SuCgs and
Jacklitsch; Groom, Herbert and Hart
ley.
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GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York. !; 1t. f.ouiS. 3.
Nrooi,iyn. :; Pittsburgh. U.
huston. !; Cincinnati. |.
Philadelphia, ); Chicago, 1 t1rst camel.
Philadelphia 4 hicnSU tsccona game; r,,iu)
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SHORTEN WINS FOR GRAYs

Jersey CITY. y. J.. July ,..-shor-
.r' pa'tiiE for Provid.rc. brake IN
GAYS gam" with Jerscv CIV into
- !" victory for the Gravs In nc
n nrd inning Shorten hi, Tor three bases,
sinE:e In tn" Hnh. yrI.h no 10 &C
nhird, shorten hit 10 c.y.ter' dri~jns
,aiI,a ana io".!! ov"! with the w!nniine
and Oeschc"r for the leaders 'oH srho
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All score. \ycrr IIipb

0I.F.N f.LAND. o, JuIy lg-pOorer
scores wer" mad" in the elimination
round OF tho western amateur golf
tournament NJ the MaEhcld Country
Club to-day than have been recorded
IN several seasons. Five our OF eight
players who made 81 were left In the
running for the qualifying round
Chick Evans, minus his .avorite
golf clubs. left IN Chicago by mistake,
made the course in ST. Many scores
went 10 100 and some w.r. h!ghcr
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SUFFOLK BEATS TRUCKERS

SUFFOLK. VA. July l9.-In a thrill
ing and exciting game to-day Suffolk
opened the series With Portsmouth.
winning by a score of 3 to l. Enrd
pitched excellent ball. allowing eight
hits, all being well scattered. The
only run for the visitors was St Mar
tins circuit drive In the ninth. The
game was fast and snappy, McCleary
pitched Il good game. and st. Martin
starred both with the stick and in the
Held Tn" score:
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KANSAS CITY. July ls.-Jnnes Gil
more president OF The Federal League.
reported. with Harry Sinclair, owner
OF the Newark fcderais. in plans to
iorCc the fight against organized base
Dali. Mr.. Sinclair has been here for
the last three days
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DODGERS DEFEAT STOGlES

BROOKLYN. July l9.-Rucker's slow.
ball was touched by Pittsburgh TO day
FOR eight hits, but they were scattered!
over seven innings. and Brooklyn won.
10 kantlchncr was taken out to
let pinch hitter bat for him in the
seventh Councilman finished the game
ana stopped the Brooklyn slugGing II
was Brooklyns seventeenth winning
game out Of twenty one played since
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WILDNESS AIDS TIGERS

DETROIT, July Is-iiard hitting
and The 'ri!dness Of Philadeiphia's
Detroit to-day. - 10 EWyrk,.| ~.
driven from The box III i've inri,..s
Haas succeeded him and passed ina.
came IN and finished Tie pa,n. yt,..i'
mad a perfect dag IT, bat. w.-h ~
doubles. single and walk Scor.
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New York,
Totnis.27 s.ii3 q Totals
matted for T.sieAu I'm sixth

, ." -" u INNINGS. y
- louis .,........... o o o;
Ne" York ..,....-... 0 0 :,
summary: Runs -i!"Echer HuEglnx Sny-.
n"' Turns ~, booim. BEainard Thre. hasc
h'.-Siicer. Burni O.. Earned runs-S,
i;"G!s. J; New YORK. 4. Sacrifice hits Miller
iiusGins o. Butler. Sacrincc Tiy-,;ra,t,
i;t'l on nas.s-H.v YORK. g. 81. Louis =
f-H'., on ba!!s-pr TcSTeHg. !. OF Stroud !:
on Meadows. iiiIs-oI Tcsreau In
inning. OF STROUD. g in innings: or
H!"aaows, In 3 innings. none on, IN sixth:
on Robinson. In J Innings Struck out!
1y Ic'teau. 2 unpires. Cuislcy ana Emslie
Tine q! game 10.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Newark mt Kansas City.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Buffalo ut Pittsburgh.
BALI imDrc at 81. Louis
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BlSONS DEFEAT LEAFS

BUFFALO JULY - Ir.b,,r.
connect Win men on basos COST Toro,,,o
a . 10 2 defeat in The FRS, game Of ~"
series WIN the B!.ons h.re ,o.on,
Manning outpitciod Bcehc nri, ,,vsivc
OF his teammates we're corpncIiad "a
ianguish on the bags tor wan; OF a base
hit Gathers Wild hcave aCcount.5
toTee OF 'he B.scns' runs IN the third
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Cleveland. o. '''"""a poiS 4:
wiz 47''i""nhee milwaukee,, :. I.og,..
At ;, Paul s., Paul o; c,lu,,,,s
hanSas oity-Kausas CIV
annapolis, POSTPONED. rain 10y i"HI-
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Totals, 4 = Is . Totals ?. =. >.
.LntteI FOR Harton In ninth.

Score by innings. r.
N i"g@G Mount ''.o'..:... 81
Summary: Runs Bittlc. g. Goosatree
Edwards. Graz E!scl C:J snyder ~. Par
Isalee 60. Lake McMahon. Flynn; Barton
ThFusAe:. stolen bas.e-GrIy. Thrasher.
Saei!ncc hi,s-Ulrich ~. C;oosctrce par
malice. Edwards. Sacr!nc" ny--Lcakc. Two
base hits-kdwards. ThFash"r St!n-on.
Three bias" hir-Tlvnn. Double pln,s-
Goosetr-e 10 Edwards 70 SNYDER innings
p!tchcG-by el!eT .. at hat against Weller.
hlts of Weller. B. struck out-bv Lea kc.
by Barton, !. Bases on bnl!s-oG Icak"
s, Of Weller, J: on Barton. :. Iit bs
ni,'hrr-fostcg. VIA p!tch-Barton. LIEF,
On bhses-isosky Mount :: Norfolk. !. I'm
p!re, Strad!ord. Time OF game. rs
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inning. In the sixth ne pounded tho
ball over the left field fence uith =
Buffalo
II Orpnfn

. Summary: Runs--CilhooIey a. Jar7,eso,
Isss.h!,hy, Heating. Daly, Gathers GeJ,
s tnISv o" n.llt.'n beebe of Manning. 2
toH. run--Ca,hers Th-ee-baRe sr.-r;ii
IeTrts"n w".has" h;c-MrCar,hy. Koch.r,
--"1c;',I'Ee' ''.np"!"y keat.nr Sacrifice hits
ion s,m H"eh" k"a;!nG stolen bases--Eesy-
~. louie p!at-Da!y 20 Kocher III Nv
p.tIh"n hall-5% Manning Cnar..I p.z,.S
.",y.- i'a!.r@nfe r'npifes Harrison and Cauii.
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SENATORS STEAL EIGHT
BASES IN ONE INNING
Washington Defeats Cleveland. 1
to 4, Making 1t Five Straight
From the Maps.
ALTROCK FINISHES THE GAME
Detroit Defeats Athletics by Heavy
Hitting. Aided by Errors-Erratic
Fielding Helps Boston TO Hold
First PlaCe-InnkccS Win Two.

CLEVELAND. O. July la.-washinG-
ton made IL Ave straight from Cieve-
Washington is believed 10 have broken
= league record. when II stole eight
bases in the first inning. The victory
assured, Altrock. WashiuCtous coach.
pitched the final three innings. allow
ing four runs. Gaud;! made iotIr hits.
for = total OF nine bases
-l....o lLaI.. Il L..
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SECOND GAME.

Summary; Runs Peckinpaugh. Maisel.
Gre. ~. Pratt 81 Glen base MniSel.
i.aran. Earned runs-New York. 3. Sacr!-
arc h!ts-Wh!ker. Bauman. Double rluy-
Pratt 20 Howard. Icft on bns"s-Ecw York.
2, - Louis, = Bases on balls-on Louder
milk. - OF :;isicr. S; on Hamilton. q. OF
Fisher, :. Hits-off I.rudcrmiik = IN In.
n!nGa. on S!sicr in Ia inning: off Haini!-
ton. % In - innings. liit BY pitcher
~ !.GG'."Tm!ik Sweeney: Ivy Hamilton,
fishgr. struck out-.hy Loudcrmilk =: by
I!si"f !. ny Hamilton 2? by Fisher 3.
f"ss": bhll-Rucl. Empires. Connolly and
wallace. Time Of game. 2:17.
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BOSTON DEFEATS THE REDS

BOSTON. July l9.-Boston outbatted
Cincinnati to-day and won, 20 !. With
the score tied in the seventh. Gowdy
triDlcd and came home on Rudolph's
single. y pass. bad throw by Wingo,
Schm!dts sacrifice and Smiths single
.irhth
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.t'U"hi- ALBANY. : CriI!rrbua -
Ia "''''h"' = |hnTUs-
bi%A MISUNDERSTANDING. 2. co!un,.
~ Macon Macon. 8; iachsony,D. ,
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NEW YORK WINS TWO

SKI LOUIS. July by taking a
~ ."4. h'ho"E from ST. LoUis here to-
iHy' -" YORK retained fourth place I'm
INC b"hnh"t race Sow York took tho
h!h' %"mc, 10 70 :. ana the second.
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NORTH CAROLINA LEAGUE

Rase. on bnls-on Caldwell s: on COOL: :
of James. =; Kooh. :. Hits-oT Hamilton.
= IN . innings; on koob. in inning: III
james, In !-S inning. struck oU,-by Ca'G-
well. :. by Hamilton. :: b. Cook :. b:
kcob. !. Empires. Wallace and Connolly
Time Of game .:.D.
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Totals. 20 9 ot 3 Totals. 3: 10 = 10 .
Rated for Archer in eighth.
tbaited for ii"n.phries in eighth.
chicago ..,..........o o o o /, -
Phiindciptias ......... -
summary: Runs Zimmerman a.. Safer
Williams. bancroft. Rocker. CravRth t2b.
Waited. TNo-hase h!ts--Sr!cg t.l WI
l!ar.s. l.u6erus. Three base ht;-Nur-ay.
lion'e runs-'ravath. Bancroft. stolen hRsc
-Whittca. Earned runr-Chicnro 4 Ph'la-
lelphin. Sacrifice ht--Bvrnc. Sacrifice
G!es-Phclnn, Williams. SiehoH. Double play
-i.iderus Anti Bancrort Left on bases
Chicago. 2: Philadelphia :. First base on
errors -Philai"lphin. :. Bases on halls-or
Hu.uphres, ;. on Mayer. :. Hi,s-or- ilurl-
phr'"s. In Innings; of SthnGritE. > N !
inning: OF Mayer. In % innings Struck
oui-b: HIinuhri-s :. ~ Stanirlire. :: by
iayer. s: hy Alexander. !. Passed ball
Etliifcr. 'npires. Riglrr and Hart. Time
q
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TIKST GAME
Sew Ibrl,,
Totals ~ % u 70 To,nls....aD q IL 3
'Ihi''i ''r Hamilton In nfth.
'f.H''s1 Efgl, In

i.'l'''' ~ iI"riil''f IN NIth.
'th''"i for Eoob In ninth
S'rr. by iuh!nEr. ~
H.~ YORK .......... o. o : Oh
- !<G'r .........., q 2 D.
FJWWHfy, tHn"-Hniaci ~. Mullen. cree
Uhf'I'lL Hhpinhu. SunHIraknr f2i, Cald,
vel! ~, Hh",,"n. hn,,u Howard Two.
uh'" hit,feckinpauyh Thrce-basc hit
'rDk. HON" rGp--ShOtGu. Stolen IA, -cs
Hais.!. Huil.n. Earned rins-Ncw York. 6.
~ Louis. Saciincn hits-Au-tin. Cree
Dnnbie piny-Pr"ki1rhngh 70 Isauman to
Hulisn Lett On bhncr--ScW York T.: 81
Louie. T. FirEt baso on errors--Eow York /
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summary, Kun>-rlck. Bates, Ac!aPon
M"us"r callahan. Kraft. HImmcrman VA
Scr Twu-una- riis-P!ck. Crane" Three
base i!i-Jordou Sacrifice h!t-Iowc.
struck oG,--ny Schacht. ; ~ Co;;rcu. i:
t itu-S"il. BASES on ual's-oT Sghncht
! %" i;usscli !. Hit by p!trh"r-Nove by
G",ircll Crane. 10y Schach, Passed ball
ScnHnt"le. Sacr,nc" hy--Wi,ter. Time, l.ic
Ump!rcs. Brown =; AL iIagt
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Brookiwnn q" '''''''.... o o o 90
S,,nr.nrv .'''':i ,,.:... o 0 -
,;S,, 'nfs hi,s,-carey. Myers stolen base
h,,t,,,sh aameu runs,Brooklyn. !! Sacriiico
,s,, to Getz to oMnra. Left "n 10 hns MaI.
dmasn"Tgh. II Brooklyn. 3. First bnsc On
ia",SSLhtookiyh. Bancs on balls. ON
HIa,mt!ehn:r. 5; OF Rucler. l. Hits--ou Kan
,,aenher. In 6 innings; off ConzelInan n
IN innings. struck ou,-by Kantlehnnr :.
y! Councilman. :: hy tucker D. I;rnntrcs'
byron ana Eason. Time OF game la 90
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suffolk ...... ...... q q q o . "a
summary: Huns--St. Martin. Irmscher "a.
Shunlakeg. I'wo-baSe hits-tioaIby. Allen.
Home run-S,. Martin. Sacrifice hits
stewart. lrmscher. Poh. stolen bases.
irnschcr, Henry Double plays-Hcnrv to
Goaiby; Puh TO Goalby to Henry; UummeI
!" TaEh"r TO Hurley. struck out--by Ehrd.
=, by McC!oH'y. 8 Bases on balIs--of Nc
'!"hrH. :. i."it on bascs-Sunoik. Is: Ports
moth. Umpire. iiussey. Time OF game.
1883. .Nttenaance 800
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Boston
{ hiCago.

'Ra:ted fo- r Collins il. seventh
fEt,t"d ior Benz IN sixth
;sa't"i for j. Scott In seventh.
stated :or Rus-c!. IN ninth
score ~ !nr!ngs. p
BcStIn .-.. q a n n q. g, r
cHie,go ...-...-..... q : a.
summary Rcns-i!oopcr. Speaker ~
.t&=! F't' cner. Carr!gau. Murphy. r
G''!iLs. Weaver. FoGralcr Tyvo.Faso nit
y. 'u.'l's- Home 5gr--Eouru!sr S,gler
~ go i= . T:+r s.,Iu.U -Lrs-IsOston -:
IH!'aro Sacrifice al's-I.-snart. iiobl!-
%| b"iA!e Ilt*-Wca".r - Fgu!r!.r Lei.
on go Boston. :. chicago. 8. Bases on
ha.is-oH Benz, :; on :. SCOTT, ! Of: Leo.
n i,;. ~ Russell. II Il collins /.
ii''$-n'' HeH: in Innings, N r. Scot
IN inning on RusscI. if ,rnjnre,
on X. collins In innings; If Leonard.
. y = lH''NHs. struck oIi-ty ?. c0llt-u
:: - ;;"uz. ! by Leonard VITA ri,gh
! n"hz' .n"'res, OLough!!a and lii.:e1ra;.,!
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WHERE. THEY PLAY TO-DAY
~. Louis at New York
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Chicago at Philadelphia
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Baseball Results
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Harrisburg. ); RICHMOND. 3.
Providence, 3; Jersey City, =.
Buffalo. ,; Toronto. 3.
Rochester, \; Muntrcni. uirst Enmc).
Rochester. y; Montreal. Il tsccund game).
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
RICHMOND at lIarri>burr.
Providence at Jersey City.
dorchester at Montreal.
Toronto at ltuflnl,
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WHERE THEY rI.AY TODAY.
New York at IT. Louis.
Washington at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Detroit
: Boston at Chicago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-08
RURAL SCHOOLS AND
H00KW0RM DISEASE

That hookwOrm disease is response
BILE for lack of progress in many
country schools; that it can be eradi-
Gated, and that the rural schools are
now taking the lead in the move
ment to destroy this and other handi-
caps to good health, are some of the
conclusions of a bulletin by DR.. John
A Terrell on Rural School and
HoOkworm Disease" just issued for
free distribution by the United States
bureau of education.
"HookwOrm disease is one of the
most prevalent, most insidiously
harmful and most completely pre-
venta bic diseases known to man." de-
clares DR.. Terrell. 1T causes human
suffering and economic waste alto
gether out of proportion TO its appar-
ent death rate. Many ills that have
been attributed to mental and moral
weakness of whole bodies of people
are now definitely known to be due
to this infection, and durable with its
cure. It's eradication is one of the
most important and pressing prob
lens before the people of the south
ern half of the United States and of
other semi-trOphical lands.
In combating hoOkwOrm disease
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-08

cured for the time being unless the
school and the community maintain q
constant vigilance in behalf of posi-
tive measures for good health, per-
manent control of hOokwOrm or any
other disease transmitted by soil pol
luton will be impossible.
"Hookworm disease, like typhoid
fever, is due TO careless disposal Of
human excreta. once schools and
dwellings in country districts are pro-
vided with sanitary privies of one
type or another, there Will be little
danger from hookworm.
"A study Of the hookworm problem
has shown not only the need for sani-
tary privies, but the need for more
adequate sanitary supervision by COM
petent medical officers. There should
be in every community a capable SUI
perintendent Of health devoting his
whole time TO public health work.
Frequent and systematic instruc-
ton by the public schools in the ele-
ments of personal and community ny
giene is necessary for permanent con-
troll of disease When the citizens of
a community are taught from early
childhood the necessity for the care
of health, they viii need no urging 10
provide expert health supervision and
sanitary privies in every community.
'"The campaign against hookworm
disease is q campaign of education.
and it is right that il should oe waged
in the public schools"