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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-25

would you believe that girl could
put SO much art and pep" in her
pitching as to evoke the commenda-
ton of the greatest of baseball pitch
ers, Christy Mathewson? And to be
a good pitcher requires perfect physi-
cal health, soundness of wind. album
dance of energy, nerve and control.
This particular outdoors girl was one
of the athletes of New York high
school. And the number Of girl base
ball teams would be surprising were
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-25
. g. sss;ss sss4sa''

-HE outdoors girl is a charming
expression of the spirit and hope
a OF the nation" remarked a col
lege professor during talk on the
greatness of the worlds peoples. And
the sayant meant that this particu-
larry stimulating type of girl was
happy in the Joy of health and clean
living, and to the body and mind of
whom the blue skies. the waving verdi
ure, the flash OF river and frost-cap
of ocean have brought fresh
ness, sweetness and rose-tan vigor
which make her splendid pictorial
type. And do you know that there
are more girls camping out this year
than ever before?
Gods open has brought back to the
daughters Of men in this part of The
world new and yet ages-old Ideal
not the fragile, lily-like, dreamy,
clinging creature OF olden time; not
the exquisite Lady We're de We're type,
which seems so remote from the red
blood and fibre ideas of today, but
splendid physical expression of the
race, q promise of brain, Drawn and
beauty for posterfty.
One famed daughter of "belted
earl'-a rebellious Lady We're de We're
breaking joyously from the atmos-
phere of the dollhouse, has given
message of outdoors to her sisters in
the four corners Of the globe; and
girls in camp, at sports. helping on
the farm or romping In the open. I'M
bound by crushing convention. give
her profound satisfaction.
Splendid English Model.
The ozonated Lady We're de We're
can run like AtalantaS and with like
beauty of action and classic drapery;
swim like silver-heeled Thetis and
even surpass Diana's record as
hunter OF big game. Also can she
ride like centaur-or, better, like an
American broncho.buster. Lady Con-
stance Richardson has written on the
blessings OF outdoors and talked ITS
gospel to the women on this side or
the Atlantic: and she is here cited as
the arcn-typs and the conspicuous
link between the sisterhood of out
doors ON both hemispheres.
Develop the body outdoors. is her
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-25

message to the girls OF America;
sleep outdoors when you can. live
outdoors, exercise outdoors, and. even
when the liberty is denied you from
one cause or another, think outdoors
keep it In your mind to the exclu-
sion of things less wholesome.
"If from early youth says Lady
Constance, at was explained and inn
pressed on the young Of both sexes
that it was real sin against God to
allow their minds to become a mass
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-25

doors can. throw, with the masculine
swing OF the body and the snappyi
motion OF the arm that give the mis-
sile speed and certainty Of direction.
In the camps of the Young Wom-
ems Christian Association, the camps
of the summer school. the organized
camps for the working girls Of the
big cities and those in the park lands
Of various states you may find the
outdoors girl at her best. for she goes
into the open with keen appreciation
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-25

of sensuality, and that the mind be
coming like this means that the body
has beensneglected. and the only right
remedy for the body and mind; IS
proper exercise and proper undo
standing of what to cat and drink and
what to avoid in eating and drinking.
what a help it would be to them.
Beauty and Baseball.
.srhe ordinary imam and woman,
lighting tHesterip .ations which arise
from the artificial conditions Of life,
are as helpless from Ignorance and
neglect of the human body as man
naked fighting against one FULLY
armed"
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-25

there any accurate record of them.
You may see girls during this sea-
son pitching and catching as a pas
time among the mountains, in the
meadow country and on the seaside
sands. Miss Ruth Williams. who can
ruin beach diamond like profes-
tional Splinter, is able also to put a
curve on a ball to puzzle the. wisest
feminine batter. Time was when it
was. the newspaper paragraphers ac-
cepted function to make merry over
the way a woman threw any object,
and the danger to the spectator who
wanted to see her perform. The funny
man now has one less comic figure.
Most girls who have taken to out
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II the Camp
Girl" Doesn't Help the
Farmer, She Makes Believe
That She Is Doing It.

the girl who romps about a farm and
helps In the ordinary outdoor tasks
simply because she enjoys the &C
tivity; the girl out for long hike
aare all less aesthetic expressions OF
the passion for Greek exercises and
dances that are gaining such a vogue.
Indeed, the girl dressed in a Hell
lenic robe. like Lady Constance, every
flowing line of which undulates with
pure poetry; the girl who. instead 4
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DISMAL SWAMPERS SHOW
CLASS AGAINST TRUCKERS
Suffolk Takes Two Games In One
Afternoon From Ports
mouth.
TARs WIN FROM BUILDERS
Buck Pressly Gets Ovation When He
Practices With Norfolk-Tarhecls
Defeat observation-disclosures Player
Rule Is Abolished

PORTSMOUTH,. VA. June 22.-Suf-
folk had things all her own way to-
day. taking both ends OF double
header with the Truckers. The first
contest was shutout the visitors
registering three runs and the locals
failing TO cross the plate. In the sec
ond trial. Portsmouth managed to get
runner around the bags in the NTH
inning. but 1t took a base on balls. Il
single and a two-base hit To accom-
plish even this. In the language OF
the prophet. the invaders from Dismal
swamp had Win clarl<'s crew OF soil
in@ else To ii. The second score was
TO !
CASTOR went In" entire route for Suf-
folk in the lcad-off game and allow cd
but two hits. one of them a scratch
biuG!c. Only six hits were made In
toto these being evenly distributed
between three men.
In tho second game Suffolk took the
lead in the iirst inning and was never
in danger Portsmouth managed to get
tally IN the NTH as before stated. but
this proved of no avail, as a double
play n moment later nipped what
looked like a rally. Graham and Nc
Cleary were the opposing pitchers In
the second contest. both going all the
way Waite. the Trucker catcher was
injured in the sixth and was replaced
by flumpel.
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SMlTHGEALS WIN
business College Boys Tnkc Fast
t:nmc From E'nirmmnnt.

S'ni,hdcal BUSINESS College added
another victory to its string ycStcr-
day afternoon, defeating the fast Fair
mount All-S:ar team by the score OF
I" Z" Brilliant fielding by both teams
featured the entire game, which was
pronounced one Of the best seen on
a local diamond this year. This was
IN" hrst game that the Smithd"alians
nave PLAYED since their return from Il
recent North Carolina trip.
tiirchman drove i'm the only and
winning run Of the game in the sew
cnth inning. The sensational neldini;
% Amos deserves special mention.
Walden. pitching for the Smithdcal-
ians. held his opponents at his mercy
At all stages Of tho game. and only
one man on the All-Stnr cam managed
TO reach third base. Coach Shellhorse
Will take the Smithdcal team for 81
tour OF North Carolina and Western
Virginia. leaving Richmond in a few
days and returning after July 4. and IL
Is proba bic that his team Will not he
seen here in action again until their
return.
Score by innings: n. II. T..
Smithdcal $50. % 20 q n | o OIL 2
All stars ..... 100000 90 90
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College Rowing Notes
Eligibility Rule Puzzle,

fotGHKEEPSIE. y y. June 90.
N"'e was much discussion in the
rowing camps Of Cornell Pennsvlvo
ma SN'acuse and Columbia o-,lav
over IN" eligibility question as affect
ing members of Junior varsity crews
u has been coutcudod hv some row
ing experts that an oarsman who has
r""c" In four-milc race Is barred
Tor .cr"w now in training here would
he affected by such n ruling. X X
MarcN. who strokes tho pcnnsvly,pi,
Junior eight. WAS a veteran in last
years I"uusvlvania varsity crow
Coach Courtney. Of Cornell las ho.r
under the impression that no man ubo
ever r"wcd a four mile race vas oil
@ihl" 20 q iunior cfcw. For thu, rca
son. h" left behind p, Ithaca soynr,I
oarSIucu who would have greatly.
Strcngth"n"d his junior crew
Coach NiCkalls. Of tho Penns,lvo,j,
'hd also coach Ten Evck Of
~ ''.HSe crews expressed the
"h'nl"n; however. that any good man
rs eligible To either the varsity ~
Junior crew.
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TARHEELS TROUNCE NUTS

ROCKY MOUNT. y. g. June 2c.-
considered Of tho best In either club
Applcgnte for the Downhomcrs and
nc" for the Nuts. were each touched
Tor round dozen hits in "A game which
the Tarhccls annexed by a score of !,
TO T.; and while Norfolk was trimming
tn" Builders tho Tarh"cis moved up 10
within half a game OF tn. league
leaders
Few games have been characterized
ny such great hitting and as hard
fEhting IS was occasion"d in the ella sh
OF TINS afternoon, and II was not until
Gray stung a drive over the big score
united the score, while in SUGGEST We
Innings following the Tarhecls made it
SAT-" b one run at n time that all was
Wei for the Downhomers Petersburg
tried hard TO tic the score in the
seventh and ninth. and II took fast
fielding to prevent the trick. though
one run was annexed in the ninth on
AN error after har drace by gray.
and followed by Spcnccr's two base
clout.
1t was hitting day for both clubs
and thor" were fifteen players that
dropped the pellet safe. nine of them
hitting safely twice. AS fielding
driv" and nonovan's wonderful squirt
OF speed and stab of Gray's drive
which Went for Il sacrifice fly with the
bases drunk and a wonderful naked
mana stop by Long were the applause
gcttcrs for the visitors. while Edwards
a; first for the rarhccls continued his
wonderful game. frequently cutting off
anything that gave a chance in the
outhcld. Gray, given but one chance
made great race. spcared the ball, but
(Continued on Ninth puool
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BROWNS TRIM DETROIT IN
. F|FTEEN-|NN|NG CONTEST
Fusillade OF Hits in Final Frame
Gives st. Louis Long
Game.
COvALESKIE MAKES ASCENSION
Six Hits and Two Errors Win-Chi-
caEo Takes Third Straight Game
From Cleveland-Doc Ayers Is
Knocked Out of Box.

DETROIT. MICH. June ga fusil-
lade of hits off CovaieSkie In the ff-
tcenth inning gave St Louis l3-to-9
victory over Detroit this afternoon
or the seven pitchers used, Wcilnan
was the only effective worker al
though covaleskie. who replaced Cavet
In the ninth. twirled great ball until
the final innig. Dubuc was easy for
the Browns. and when he retired UNI
der fire in the third. the visitors had "A
scvcn-run lead. Detroit picked up two
In the third. and when James replaced
Hamilton in the fifth. St Louis seem
cl Ia have the game safe. The Tigers
combined hits with passes and errors
aud tied the score i'm the eighth. only
T. los" IN the fifteenth, when six sin
giles ana two errors gave the Browns
four runs. Score:
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NORTH CAROLINA LEAGUE
TY COBB MAY SKATER
BASE-STEALlNG RECORD
Clyde Miinn, of Washington, set Pros.
rnt Figure. hut Georgia pcmch
In After H.

CLYDE Milan. OF Washington. noIds
the modern baS-Stca!inG record with
eighty-cieht thefts, acquired back in
1872.
Hut this record is almos, sure 10
fade. ulcsS Ty cobb drops a leg some
where between now and October cobb
collected thirty-cight steals in uf,v-
six games At this same i:nnctIs he
viii Law in u supply Of pilfcrcd bases
well over 100
The two fastest people in tho Amer
lean League are hcrt Shottcn and
Fritz Maiscl. Both are batting around
the much-admircd 800. which shows
how often they are getting on YET
Cobb has stolen nearly as many bases
as Shottcn aud Maiscl together
Among others endowed with epccd
and tho batting eye, Cobb has stolen
almost as many bases as Collins
speaker. Jackson, Milan ana Strmmk
all put togcthcr--and only ono less
than the combined steals IL tho three
leading base-runncrs III the National
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PLAN GOLF TOURNEY At
VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS
American Golf Association OF Advcr.
Using Interests Will Have
Big Tournament.
HANDSOME PRIZES OFFERED
Mems and Women's Events VIII Re
Held and Handsome Trophies Will
BE Given Winners-Play Starts on
Saturday.

1T,LRGlNlA HOT SPRINGS. June %
This year tournament OF tho Amer.
i , Golf Association OF Advertisiny
stead course. Virgi en on Ito, ,he sa m1me-
promises to be OF unusual in,o,ns D.
1'iay starts on June &c. with mems
nrIlas oa's ioursomes for two sets of
prizes. hrst and second net. ana i'm
duplicate to each winning four. and
womens putting contest under handi
cap, with prizes for best net and bos,
gross round. $50
Scheduled for tho morning Of Jun.
- Is the Nag contest under handic,,.s
iiuesdaE. June -. the qualifying round
FOR both men and women viii ie
played. with prizes in class a ana :,
Tor men and best net and gross ~,
Women qualifying round In the al
,erno"n mere viii be putting con.
tests Tor both men and women W:nd.
hesday morning the first match -ot,n,I
Tor men and women Will be Dl.yoI
ana Tor the afternoon no evnets arc
scheuuied Thursday, July l. second
match round for men and women
hrst match round for mems defeated
eishts and hrst match women's conso.
lhtion. In the afternoon third match
round for men and women. secorG
match defeated cights and first ma,ch
oown and outs. Friday morning. Nrst
and finals all other mems divisions e..
cept down and out. Finals all Won.
ems divisions and second round down
ana outs: Friday afternoon. last eigh-
o.. COMPROMISING nnais. Finals
ior downs and out. Saturday morning
there VIII be general handicap events
Tor men In classes a and - and for
women for best and second net
INC golf prizes approximate isnn
and differ vastly from former trophies.
There are also prizes for dancing ana
bridge and two prizes for members
who travel the greatest distance rs
attend the tournament
Entries for all events Will proba hiv
total $50. This years president Of liz
association il Harry g. MilhoIl,nJ
'ice-prcsident Of the Pittsburgh Pres
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Practice on Hudson UIxc,

,r"uGHk EEpSIE. y =. June 90
~, "i IN" college crews cXccp, tho
leland stanford eight had oo,.lv nroc-
tl'" to-daN Tn" Stanford crew. Coach
,'u"r"na saws, will 70 on the water
h"t ono" :, day. generally in tho after
i''"'i' n" Cornell and Syracuse
crews row"d down tho river Tor scyor
~. eight miles Of casv rowing NJ
"norts wcr" mad" At time work The
pennsylvania and Columbia crews
with occasional spur.s '"''S
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Han Johnson TO nuy Tenn.

TbLEDD. OHIO. Junc 22-Prcsident
Ban johnson. OF the American League
VIII purchase $4,000 worth % stock
in American Association Baseball Club
for Toledo II local business men will
raise The remainder OF the amount
necessary 10 obtain the Cleveland
team Johnson made this offer while
attending "a banquet rendered him and
President Tcncr, Of the National
League. here last niEht.
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Coll-rinn Sign, with t.,,n,,

T.N.NJN tF, y. IT, June 21.--ClaV-
enc" Wanamakcr. captain and catch.
OF the Dartmouth College baseball
team. said to-day that he would sign
2 contract AT once with the New YORK
nationals. The announcement was
made at tho conclusion OF the Dart
mouth Vermont game, the nnal con.
test OF WaDainakcrs undergraduate
career. which Dartmouth won b. a
. to ! score.
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WOLVERINES BEAT PENN
Michigan Gives Close Of White Wool
to Eastern Visitors.

ANN ARBOR. MICH, June eo.-
George Sisler held the Pennsylvania
nine to four hits in seven innings.
while Michigan clouted Wisner for ten
runs In that time The Pennsylvania
nine did not stand chance against
Sisler. the Wolverine striking out the
Philadelphiana at will. Pennsylvania
fcldcrs did their best to keep down
the totals by making three double
plays.
Score by innings: r.
Pennsylvania .......0 0 q q o o O o o.
Michigan ......023 1890 O-1O
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Totals 81 ,; * 90 ? Totals SIS -
'Battcd for Mckee in eighth
tBatt.d for Coveleskie in ffteenth

score by innings: Il.
81. f.ouis...........i o q . o 0 q n q tn
Detroit ............o q 0 o o z o q n q .
summary: Runs: Shotton ,ol, Austin 90.
Pratt %. {. Walker tI. T.. Walker ~.
l.enry %. l.avan %. Agnew t2' Walsh 90.
Bush ~. <avanauEh tr. Cobb 80. era "
ford a.. Neach u. Burns -. Wit %.
Cavct ga Two base hIts-Crawiori. cobb.
Burns. Ncach 80. AEncw Walsh Three
base hits-crawt"rd. Shotton. Htni,ton.
stolen has cs-kaVanaugh. Morinr.v Earned
runs-St. Louis. II: Detroit :. "a rt,r HIS
Pratt. t.avnn. Double rlay--Aust!0. Pratt
1ni Leary. lef; on basesSt Louis. -: De
tr"'t 10. Base on balls-on puhuv. :: of Ga
Vet. >: off coNeleskic. !; of Hamilton |: OF
James. 5. on Weilman. >. Hits-of Duhcc
\ In IS innings: off caNet. = in Is in
ninrS: OF C"veleskie. In innings; OF
Hamilton. in innings: off James. in
Is inning; off PERUVIAN. : in IS iuuiurs
and none out in eighth; off Wciinau ir
) innings. Hit by pitChsr-by Coyeleski..
Sh"tt"n. struck out-hy Dubuc |: by Cavet.
by covclcskic. :: by Hamilton. .: h>
James :; 10y Weilnau. I. Passed balls
Hnker. ANEW. EMPIRES Chill and Evans
Time S:;i
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Harvard Drnr. Good Position,

Red tor. conn. June Racing
N'"r's. "nd fast quarter miles made
up ~" forenoon work Of tho Uary,rd
crews to-day. The choice OF courses
Tor ~" races was announced today
or th' VARSITY. second varsity and
freshman Tour, Harvard won tho toea
ma cnos" tho west courst Vale won
"a" toss on TIC freshman oivh, ana
M" f"n'l"mans eight and chose tho
cast COURSE wv
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N'N'N FFENN'TStD. Juno % Rum
'uhH races i"rislatcd out OF California
H'N"f"' Years ago when betting was
ah"Hsh"" arc 10 bc revived for a 400
-, nl'E' ~ u" Panama -raoinc Ex-
ron. hcrinninE August 20. accord
an+ 70 -. .. Lively, head Of the cxno.
N,Hns ~" stock department,
,.hINeiE sa!d 'oday jockey club
would he organized THIS w,.l '''ls
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Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh,


=, BY innings: T.
Pittsburgh .............o o o o--a
Cincinnati! .............,o o..
Summary: Run.-Colins NioS. Johnston.
Griffith. Two. base hit-Grinith stolen bases
carey. Leach. Olson. Earned runs.-Pt,s-
burgh. >. SacrefiCe hit-Groh. Double play
Baird. Wagner 70 Johnston. i.-tt ia ses
Pittsburgh. s: Cincinnati ). First base on
rr"rs.Pittsburgn. 3. Bases on baiis-on
McQuillan, :: on schneider. 3 Hi,s-on
Schneider. in Innings. Toney. l in in.
ninGs. Hit by pitcher-hy Mc3uilian: Her
zoS. Struck out--by McOuiilan. ). n;
Schneider. 4: by Ton.y. . EMPIRES. Klein
and EmSiie. Time. lio
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(FIRST G.aNIE.)

Totals 20 ZIG : Totals =, = Is :
S-o"o hv innings: r.
Sun,lf ...... .....o "a
I'or' oufh ............r & n %
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summary: Runs-Cutshaa. Wheat. FitA.
patrick, smith. Mage. Two base hits fitz-
patrick. smith Cu;shsw. Wheat. stolen
b3ses-Smith Mage. Sacrifice Gy-Schr,iGt.
Double p!ays-Marsnville and schmidt: Ma
r"nNiIic. Fitzpatrick and schmidt Left on
bases Brookiyn, !; Boston. =. Base on
rors- Boston. :. Bases on halls-on CooLib.
>. Hit H. pitCher-Gowdy. FITZPATRICK
struck out-by Rudolph Passed bali
Miller. tnpiiet. Byron AMI Eason Time.
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inro'ito

TOTALS 30 Totals al ~
BATE '.~ 'soy in ninth
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
suffolk. 3: Portsmouth, uir.t g,mcl.
suffolk. s: Portsmouth. t-ccund unnc)
Rocky Mount, q; Petersburg. !.
Norfolk, 3: Newport %cw>. q.
STANDING OF CLUBS
81. l.. Pet. w L. re,
y. News 81 10 900 ror;smh 81 TX 10.
r. Mount II 20 COZ P"'"r-h'G -; % 100
Norfolk .6 % 80 suffolk 10 33 .3Gj
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REDS DEFEATED BY PIRATES

CINCINNATI. juno 22-Mcouillan
pitched good ball against Cincinnati
TO day, and as result Pittsburgh
won. 3 to /. Pittsburgh scored its
first TWO runs on three successive hits
and an error Its other run was
scored on hit. base on balls and
another single. Cincinnati'S only run
was on Gibson's wild throw 10 sec
Oud
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NnIc .Irn,or Eirb, WIN.

-. GAi les FERRY. conn. Jun. 30
M al" junior eight had a mile race
WIN -" freshman eight this morn
!nS Tho race was upstream arains,
~" ,ld". ana tho Junior VARSITY had
I'VE i""i tn" better Of tho start THO
tHncs were; Varsity, 5:lI2-5. fresh
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BALTIMORE. June 2o-McConnen
was too much for Baltimore today.
Chicago winning easily. II 10 4
Quinn WAS easy for the visitors, and
he retired in the sixth
Score 10y innings: Ri +
Chicago ......o o 3 . o q 5--l1 10 .
-" i'lmorc 30 q q q q . & .
batteries Mcconnell. Johnson and
W liS"n. Clcmons' Quinn. Conley. YER
ekcr and Owens
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ALEXANDER AND MARQUARD
TW|RL SPIRITED CONTEST
Rain Breaks Up Pretty Clash BE.
tween New York and Phil.
adelpEia.
cooMBs LOSES HIS GAME
Iron Man Is Wild, and Boston Beats
Superbas-McQuilla Pitches Good
Ball Against Cincinnati, Giving
Pirates Game.

NEW YORK, June 22-New York
and philadelphia fought spirited
nine Inning tie. heavy storm ending
and Alexander. with the score, to l.
New York did not make hit after
the first inning. when a double by Lo-
bert and Doyle's single enabled the
Giants to tie the score after Philadcl-
phia had scored in the FIRST half OF
the inning on pass TO Byrne and
Cravaths triple. Score:
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Totals 5, - 10
-Battcd for Jones i'm ninth
AYERS Is HIT HARD

WASHINGTON. June 22.-Washinr
ton punched hits with Boston's or
rors to-day and won the third game
OF the series. : 70 l. George Foster
and Pennoci wcr" both halted hard.
Boston Knocked Ayers out of the box
in the sixth inning, but shaw held
them safe. Shanks TODAY made his
first error this season. Score:
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ROYALS DEFEAT LEAFS

TORONTO. ONT Juno 90 Bunch
and an crror I'm tho eighth inning. gave
Mon1rcal enough runs to win This
local nirch"r. was effective with INC
eTCer'iou % this inning Cadorc mitch
ed STEADILY for Montreal throughout
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23
JACK COOMBS IS WILD

RoSIoN, June 22.-Smith's batting
and Coonbs's wildncss gave Boston
three runs in the first three innings
TO day, enough 10 win from Brook
Ign. TO .. The visitors punched hits
for their runs In the seventh Score
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-23

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Providence ....3 q q u -
RICHMOND 20 o % q 0-3
summary: Sacrifice hits-Shcnn,
ArrnEon. stolen bnScs-Cranc, Nc
NnlIy. TNo-base hits-Enyrcs. Shcnn.
shorten. HRsc on bnIlS-OH Russell.
a.: of Oeschcr, 3. struck Out-by
Russell. q; H.. Ocschcr. =. Passed
hnils-iInicy. wild pitchcS-OcSch-
rhine of game, 400. mpircS,
Harrison mud Freeman.