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ter part Of this week. most Of the lead
the title.
Accommodations at Detroit have al
ready been reserved by Chick Evans,
": {. Fownes. Jr., G. 4. Crimson. Ned
K. \. Hayne. Donald Edwards. Kenneth
and Walter e. Egan
MAXWELL MarSton and Hamilton Kerr
nave not made reservations. but are on
mel, ,nei way to Detroit; They are mo-
Phi Carter, Reggie Lewis. Gardiner
nounced intentions OF making the trip
4 they can spare the time. Walter j.
IraNlS has declared he will not at
tempt 1t. feeling that eight days OF
severe n strain.
Jerome Travers and w c. Fownes
Jr., are the only eX-national champions
IN the list named above, but Evans
hoIaS the western amateur title. Davis
the Panama- Pacific crown. Hayne is the
PACIFIC Coast champion, and Seckei won
the Western amateur at Detroit four
years ago. Standish, runner-up TO
Evans in the Western amateur this
year and last, is 4 sure starter and
Edwin H. Brown. Michigan Champion
is listed as one of Detroits dark
TSeven days will be devoted to the
PLAYING the championship. the quail
Tying round starting at 9 A NJ Satur-
DAY, August rs. with the final match
70 be staged at 10 o'clock one week
later Part Of the field will be elim-
played the opening day. and another
pruning will take place Monday, Au-
gust 80. when double round ut media
play VIII pave the way for the matches
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SECOND GAME,

Totals. 30 J q ia o Totalsas 10 q? G
'Batted for Walker in fifth
tBatted for Harstad in eighth
Score by innings. 70
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hrst local appearance as Yankee
pitcner IN league game.
Austin's batting was phenomenal.
In the hrst game he hit a home run.
six stfaight hits Win single ny ''i in the
first inning OF the second game He
grounded to Peckinpaugh I'M the sixth
INNING. but followed with two singles.
IN, the ninth. with the winning run on
third, he flied to Cook
In the second game. Pitcher James
was forced to retire after he hurt sew
eral fingers trying to field Barneys
drive. Sisler. went from first base to
pitch. but after he allowed one hit
by Boone and pitched two balls to
Nunamaker he went back TO first and
koOb pitched. Scores:
FIRST GAME.
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- = u II :. ..T,h
: -.'.- -: LIZ: = ninth.
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JAMES is SUSPENDED

BOSTON. August 6.-"Bill" Jam.s.
one or the three pitchers who figured
In the Boston Nationals sensationai
GIMP IN the league race last season,
It's hight TO regain the leadership dur
ing the next month. President Calf
neH announced tonight that James had
been suspended at his own request in
order that he might go to his home in
seattle. Wash, and rest his pitching
arm. Experts who have examined the
arm say that only by complete rest
can IT be brought back to form.
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not handle. and Whitfield romped across
with tho winning run.
The second game should have gone
mroe than tho seven innings agreed
upon, for two OF the Truckers runs
were due to errors by Thrashcr ana
Stewart in the first inning.
Thrasher repeated his performance
Of Friday by dropping, Newton's ,fy
to get to second on tho boot. Cueto
hit to short and would have beaten
the throw, but Mcmahon threw tho
ball to the bleachers. Newton scoring
Stewart let In. the Truckers second
run in the fourth inning on passed
ball. The scores:
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MATHEWSON BEATS REDS

CINCINNATI. August 7.-Mathewson
pitched good ball to-day. and would
have been master of the situation at
all times had it not been for the many
errors made behind him. AS 1t was,
!. New York made three runs in the
nrst inning, off base on balls and
tnree singles; CINCINNATI tied the
double and an error. The visitors
assumed the lead in the third on a
pass 10 SnodgraSs, a double by Dovle
an out and sacrince n.y. Cincinnati's
run in the ninth was the result Of an
error by Snodsrass and single score:
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ATHLETICS DROP PAIR

PHILADELPHIA, August 7.-Detroit
won two. games from Philadelphia here
TO 2, in ten innings. The Visitors
secured their victory in ethe opening
event by hard hitting and Covaleskie' q
Dubuc and Wyckoff had n battle until
the tenth inning. Then, with one OUT
puouc singled and Wit doubled. the
former being run down on Bush s
Bush second. On the squeeze plav.
Cobb beat out a bunt and Witt scored
the deciding tally. Scores:
FIRST GAME
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s:c:. :. .-t..rI r
S.s Eo-E , (. g q n 4, n:
C:rc..-E.. r q n n
s-:@-1--y E--s-5-T-s. Sacdyrass (al
2IS..t 20 A:ssss. t!w:llsar,s. winEo.
r H',ets+ =. .a..,.s. D5y:.. Ms,newson.
S.~ Ears Cc-r.--E.l : Sacrifice hits
-":AL-i s-...--.: Mt!l!e. Mathewson.
o:-t!. 52?---s- . No!Iw.,z LEI, or
S4ss=-"sr :;:E ;. C!1cin.art ) First
bsts q t:.t-t-C.5: t.1E,.. {. Bases on alis
>!I !-St-."Sc- :. % Schneider. 2: on
Sta:s- :. - --&- y.,s-or Schne.cer,
~ : :-o:sg.: 90 Benton. tnone out In
:c.t-=j; 81 .ts- IN .nnirEs Hit by
F!teAt.-ty se=:ea. Mye..J. Struck out
.: HsiSt~t7.. ~ Schneider :: by Lear.
: L!r.2!'es. fE.-! ana Emsl.e. Time 10
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FIRST GAME.
Totals..t6 s.a41a Totals. 80

'Irmschcr out, bunting third strike. and
ono out when winning run scored.
Score by innings: r.
Suffolk ..........t o o 0 o 0 III
Summary: Run--Goalby. Sacrifice hits
stewart, Allen. Stolen buses-Ulrich. Irms-
cher. Allen. Doub;e play-Poh to Coalby To
Henry. Struck oui--by Leakc. Z; by "oole
l. Bases on bnils-by Poole. >: by Leake. l.
Wild P.tch--Leake. Passed bali-Ulrich
Left on bRReS--Rocky Mount. II. Suffolk. 7.
Empires. Ora: am and O. Brien. Time AIS.
Attendance, 9DJ.
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FIRST GAME,
Totals. .4ll4so1. Totals. 7soIs

Score py innings: II.
orpnens ............l o o o 3 Is
Newport News. o / / o o %
Summary: Runs-SiInmons. Calder. Gust.
kins, Stolen bases-Scgiie (2). Hopkins (2).
Walters, Calder and Stinson (2). Sacrinco
hiis-Whlker tel. Smith. Crist and Calder.
Two-bnse hits-Lake Calder. Gust. Barnett
and Donovan. First base on baiis-on
liirchh' 8 ON on Gnrnnier. 2 Struck ou,-ey
Orphans, 10: Newport News. 8. Double play
-Parmalee to Calder TO Gust. Wild pitch
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SECOND GAME.
Totals. % 20 Ii 2 ToLal..37 7 70 IL
'Batted for Stanago In tenth.

Philadelphia Si9a. ......:6 9 ia ia
summary: Kuns-v!tt, Buah Cobb, McIn-
rs Ms, Lspp Two-base hits-Crawford. Young,
Earned runs-D.troit. =: Philadelphia. /.
Double p!ay-K opf and Lajoie. Left on
ba -ts-D,;roit. :: Philadelphia First
base or errors-De troit. I: Philadelphia. l.
Bases or halls-oh Dubuc. 5; off wyckon. g
struck out--Ly Dubuc. ,: by Wyckoff, 3
Passed baii-I.app. umpires. Chill and
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FIRST GAME.
Totnls..3s s'.5 II Q Totals..so sans
.One out when winning run scored.
fBatted for McAtanus In ninth.
ScOrn he, nln -

Norfolk o q n / q q a a
G. summary: Runs--Winston (2). Newton.
S So. ,aartn: Whttted. Thrnshcr t7. Foiles
Socnran stolen 'bases-Thrasher. Foiles
Sacrihcs hits-Damrau. Mcafahon md Glove.
i Ia iWo-oase hits-Short and Thrasher
rome run-St. Martin. Struck out--by
Green. 8: by McMnnus. s. Bases on balls
OH Srecn' 3; on McManus /. Hit batter
w nittcu Passed bnlls-Stcwart and Eu-
banks Left on bases-Portsmouth, 4: Nor
folk, H. Time 1883. Umpire Daycrn
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CARDS WALLoP ROBINS

Do s1 I9 1eii for Arf 91. ls, Louis
home run by Hya', IN n. 'Hmc r., i
ming OF to-day's game. and wnn ~ ~.
Brooklyn: 8 10 8. Brooklyn Ted ttn
gel and o. Miller's trinlc In ~ .tS,S
inning. Huggins turn,d :, trIck III,
won the game for st. louis. WITH the
pitcher Appleton to Throw tho haIi =, ~
him at the third base coachins line e.
CONTINUED on Fourth PageJ
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BROWNIES BEAT YANKS

defeated New York to-day, to i, in
the first game OF double header, the
second game ending in II ten inning tie,
darkness The victory in the nret
game was tho hrst scored by St Louis
In New York this season Manager
Donovan, Of New York, also made his
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.PH|LL|Es BLANKED TWICE.
BY PITTSBURGH PIRATES
League Leaders Suffer Severe Set.
back. Being Unable to Hit
Mamaux and Harmon.
MATHEwsoN DEFEATS REDS
Giants Try to Kick Away Game Be-
hind Christy-Cubs Down Boston
Braves, and Cardinals Trim SUI.
pcrbaS.

PITTSBURGH, August THE Phila-
delphia Nationals suffered a setback
to-day. being shut out by Pittsburgh
in both games OF double-header, 0
TO 0. and 10 0. MamauN pitched the
first game and was never in danger OF
being scored on, while Mayer and
Baumgartner were hit hard. In the
second game. Harmon kept the five hits
OF the Phillies scattered. RXey and
lineup were hit hard and timely by
the home team. Scores:
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RED SOX BEAT INDIANS
IN BOTH ENDS OF BILL
Joe Wood Holds Cleveland to One
Scratch Hit In First
Game.
WHITE sox TRIM GR1FFMEN
Washington Loses to Chicago, With
Gallia Pitching-Athletics Drop
Two Games to Detroit-Browns
Win and Tie With Yanks.

BOSTON, August 7.-Twice to-day
land. to Q. and s to 2. Wood should
nave had no;hit record in the, first
a scratch hit made possible by jan
vrin's slow fielding
After the first inning Of the second
game, Leonard did not allow a Cleve-
land runner to get to second base. Hits
sfter passes counted most OF the Red
Soy runs in both games.
Cady and ONeiN retired from the
first contest with injuries The scores:
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Richmond Man Loses nj Golf.

ASHEVILLE y. c., August w A.
Knight, OF Asheville. to-day won the
trst annual invitation golf tourna ment
Ing William Wallace. OF Richmond, in
the 36-hole finals, four up and two 10
play. He wins n handsome silver cup
MT. Wallace lost the lead early in
the morning round and never regained
il.
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SECOND GAME.
Totals. "a 70 20 IS Totals. - 10 50 IS 4

Totals. "a e 90 IS Totalsa5 10 80 IS 4
Score by Innings: r.
ST. Louis .............o O T.,
New York .........0 ! 0 0 o O.
Game called on cunt of darkness)
summary: Runs-Shotten. Austin. Prltt
Lavan, High I!pp t2), Cook. Two base hits
-Cook. SleE: WARRIOR. James Stolen bases
Howard. "aThop. Barney. Boone Pipp
Sisler. Earned runs-St. Louis .: New York
:. Sacrifice hits--Pratt 49,. Walker. Shotten
Sacrifice ny--"alker. Double plays-i3arney
Peckfnpaugh. Matsel. Boone and Warhop
Pratt. sisler and Lavan: Lavan. Pratt and
Sister; Austin. Pratt and Siser. Left on
bascs-Scw York. .: ST. Louis g. First base
on error-st. Louis !. Bases on balls-oft
WARRIOR !; OF James. 4; off sisler. !: OF
koob. 3. Hits-on James. I In l-3 in
ninss; off sisler. (oniy two batters faced
him. or Keob 2 in "a innings: Hit by
by WARRIOR. !: by James. /; by Koch
Wild pitch-Koob. Empires. HiIdebrand and
OLoughlin. Time. 2;20.
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Totals. IS y II Totals. 7,7
,hatted for Fili!ngin in seventh.
scnrA hA n

DETROIT ...;..............o o IL
Philadelphia ..........o o 0 ii
age. McInnis Two. base hit-Kopf Home
ruE-Stanagc. stolen hases-Bush (.obh
Ia: ned runs--Detroi:. g. Sacrifice hits-Rush
Sobo. Crawford. Sacrifice nies-Burns Cowa.
leskie. Double olays-foung. Bush Burns:
La;o!e. kopf AMI Mclnnis. Left on bases
Detroit, :: Philadelphia. Il. First base on
.rrors1Detroit: &: philadelphia. :. Buses
on hallE-on Covnletkie. 4: on FIllinrim 4.
of Bressler. !! Hits-on Fililngim. in
innings; OFF Brsssler. in innings. Ifit
ny ptcheI"oy Cova'sskie. ! I.aPp). Struck
pires. Evans and Chill. Time. 1880.
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GAME
To.als....ai "a - S Totals. IS . II I o

Philadelphia ..........o o 90
Pit.Sbu.E!. .............o 2 80
SUMMARY: kuns-Carey t9. Collins. John
ston. Wagner. NioX (2) Baird, Gibson.
Three. base hlts-Johnston. Viox. Home run
Care. Sacrifice hit-Gibson. Stolen bases
-Cravath. Carey, Johnston Earned runs.
Pittsburgh 5. Left OF bases-PittsburEh, S;
Philadelphia 3. First base on errors-Pitts-
sn &c. Bases on , ndi!sC9%H Saumsartnes;
innings tnone out In third; off Baun,gart-
ner. in innings. III, oy pitcher-by
3. by Baumsartner. !; by Mamaux, s. I'm
pires. CuiCle: and Orth. Time. 1857.
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Chicago.
Totals % s.S (, 0 ro,aI, ~,

Totals % s':5 To;a!s.si 80 !
gated :of Adams II nt,h
;Bh'tci for Lavender in .!rh,h
sFan for SAFER In eign,h
score by innings:
Chicago .... ..... "a
Murray Williams rhre..h1. lI'''! M1.If,tn
fG. @I ,s,.kos'Gu :: CEic.go. : sacri.
Eycrs o'' TIL Double p!ay.-sm.,n 10
on esses.Hoston, =. Chicago. I: lIrs, has -
Hdam ns'; - on TSia, ha.e' on bails-or,
on adams. IN Innings. II, r.. ,.-ta.
nj ninss. 'n orf Tyie oil S'ag,arase Ia in.
ninth: on Hughes I'm IL in, lt,p''" Gu, u.
ooutEny ADAMS bS Tylcr :: by iAven!er
by rStanurlost hS Hughts I'm.
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WHITE SOX BEAT GRIFFS

WASHINGTON, August 7.-Chicaso
opportune hitting at the expense OF
Gallla accounting for Ave Chicago runs.
Scott did not allow Washingto man
to reach first until the fifth In the
seventh, singles by Gandil, Johnson.
Henry and Williams drove In tto runs.
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iirsch. Hit by pitcher-seiglie. Til
game. 2::l. Umpire. McGowan.
limo Of
SECOND GAME,
Totnls.,30 2719 -

V Vapnans ;.............0 o o 0 o o o %
NJ summary: Stolen bases-Smith CD. SeiE.
NE. Su.rihce hits-Cadcr and May. Two
S So nt-Mullen First base on balls-ofr
pay .; Struck out-by May, {: by Mullen.
Ncw.is on bases-orphans. 2: Newport
Tt,n' Double play-Francisco to C;,ist
ilhe, l:32 Umpire. McCiowan -"
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SECOND GAME
Totals. 72l ! Totols..2s sal

SSNIIcu NJ onu scNehth by agreement.
Summary: Runs--Winston. Newton, Custo
Short. Thrasher. Foiles. Stolen base-Cievo-
land Sacrifice hit--Gardin. Three. base hit
-Foiles Struck out-by Gardin. 3; by
humphreys. s. Base on baIIs-on Gardin
!. Hit by Observation-Disclosures and Cieve-
land. Left on baHes-Portsmouth, (; Nor
folk. s. Time. 1890. Umpire. Davern
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Boston ..................l 0 O O O 81
SUMMARY I'm Runs.Turner. Chapman, Hoop
base hits-Chapmsn. Hoblitzel. Lewis Three
base hit.Spcaker: Stolen base-Janvrin.
SacrihGe ny-H1hiitzel. Sacrifice hit-Jan-
on beees-Clcvaland, (: Boston, t. Bases
on balls-or Walker, :; or Harstad. ?; off
Walker. In innings: of Harstad. l In .
innings; OF Haserman, in inning. Struck
out-by Walker, s: by Harstad. I; by L eon-
ard. g. Passed halls-by Esan. . Empires
Connolly and Wallace Time, 1850
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SECOND GAME.
Totals. ..s2 5?I - !! Totals. % 10 q ,
'Batted for RiXey IN NTH

Score by innings: r.
Philadelphia .......,...o Q o 0 0 90
Pittsburgh .............0 O &c
Summary: Runs-Colins Hnchman. wag-
ncr. NioS. Baird Schang. Two-base hits
Collins. Wagner. Three base hits-Balrd
Harmon. Sacrifice h!ts-Wagner. Harmon.
Sacrifice hy-Schang Double plnys--RiXey,
Bancroft and Luderus; Harmon and John
ston. Earned runs-Pittsburgh, 4. Left on
hases-Philadelphia,, :; Pittsburgh. I. First
base on crrors-Philadclphta, ]; Pittsburgh,
!. Bases on halls-on RiXey. !: on lineup,
:; OF Harmon =. Hits-oh Rixey, In 1
innings; on Tincup. In innings. Strlck
out-by RiNey .; by Harmon, .. Wild pitch
lineup. Umpire, Quigley.
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How They Stand This Morning
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Brooklyn, 9; Chicago. {: (lrst game).
Chicago. !; Brooklyn. (sccond gume).
Newark, 4; Kansas City, s (thIrtccE In
nuss).
Baltimore, 8: st. Louis, 2.
Pittsburgh. D; Buffalo. 4 (Arst EaInc).
Pittsburgh. Is; Buffalo. 1 (secUnd gnmc)
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-, EIHST GAME.
Totals:...T a 10 / Totals. SO 8eT i. 4
sEatted for Morton In eighth.

.Eatted for Morton In eighth.
Score by innings: n
Cleveland ..............o o o 0 q 90
Boston ....:...........o 80
summary: Runs-Hooper Hoblitzel Two
oaso hit-Bnrry. Stolen base-Speaker sac
rihce hits-l>owis. Egan. Left on bases
Cleveland. 5: Boston,. Bases on baiis-oH
Morton, !; off Jones. :; off Wood, l. Hits
on Morton, in innings; on Jones. IN
inning. Struck out-by Morton. {: by
Mood. 8. Wild pitch-Nforton. EMPIRES,
Wallace and Connolly. Time l:ts
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GREAT GOLFERS TO MEET
Classic Field VIII Tee or In National
Tournament August as.

Formal notice that the twenty-first
annual championship tournament Of the
United states Golf Association will be
held at Detroit beginning August %
was served on various clubs to-day
Though the first entries can scarcely
reach a. j. Caldwell. secretary OF the
tournament committee, before the lat :
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SECOND GAME.


=, uIIIIHdFy fNUns-Nray, EIseI. HcnrY.
TWO base hits--We!cher. Eisel Irmschcr.
stolen bases-Poh. Struck out--by O B-len,
); by Graham. l. Base on balls-by o Brien.
J. Hits-oh Graham. in ! innings; OH
Efrd, in innings. Left on bases-Suuolk
4; Rocky Mount. .. Empires. UIrich ana
Poole. Time. l:02 Attendance 1000.
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ST. Louis ..........3 / o % oEs
New York .,.........o o O q i,
Summary: Runs-Shotten, Austin (a)
Pratt, Walker. Severoid, Cree. Two-base
hlt-Boone. Three-base hlts-Austin, Walk
er. Home run-Austin. Stolen bascs-.Maiscl
(sl. Cree. Howard. austin. Shottcn, Earned
Iuns,S! Louis s; New York /. Sacrifice
hits-Hish, Hamilton. Double pay-Pcck
inpaush. Boone and Pipp. Left on bases
New York: 8: 81. Louis. 20. First base on
crror-St Louis. ]. Bases on balls-or Dom
ovan. !: OF Hamilton, .. Hits-oh Shnwkey,
In innings; of Donovan. in innings.
Hit by pltchcr-by Hamilton, Ipeckin-
paush). Struck out-by Donovan. 8; b,
Hamilton. D. Cmpires. O'Loughin and hide
brand. Time. .:nI -
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Plated for Rice in seventh
Score by innings: r.
chicago .................l q ] o O-6
Washington .........0 0 o q q %
summary: Runs-Murphy (3, j. Collins
Seha!E. Blackburne. Gandii. Johnson. Two
Sese hl.s-Murphy, Foster. Felsch. Stole n
eases-Felsch. Murphy ca Earned runs
chicago; .: Washington. .. Sacrifice hits
T. collins, weaver. Scott. Double PLAYS
Mcbride to Gnndil; Weaver TO L. Collins to
Fournier Lett on bases-Ch!cago. (; Wash
ingion' s. Bases on ba!!s-otf Gailia. l; or
Shaw. :: OF Scott. J. Hts-ofr Gall!a ! in
innings; OFF Shaw. none In Is INNINGS:
on Rice. In IS innings; off Harper. in
!nn!nSs. struck oui-hr GalIia, .. b.
Scott. =; by Harper, >. Wild pitch-Ga,Iia,
Cr pires, Naliin and Dinecn. Time I.55
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY,
Knnsus City mt Newark.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE;
GAMES YESTERDAY.

Norfolk. 2; Portsmouth, 4 (frst Eume)
Portsmouth, 4: NOrfolk, (second Kumo)
Orphans. 8; Newport News, 1 tnrst game
ten innlnEs).
game; nine innings; dRrkncss).
suffolk. 1: Rocky Mount. tlrst game
twelve inninEs).
suffolk 0: Rocky Mount. o (second sime
forfcitcu).
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

N1fMFIS 4 ESTEKDNY.
RICHMOND. 3; Toronto, 1 (hrst Euue).
RICHMOND, .; Toronto, o (sccond sume).
Montreal. 8; Harrisburg, {irst Eunic).
Montreal, g.; Harrisburg, 8 tsecond yumc).
Rochester. 6; Jersey City, (hrst Enme).
jersey City, lot ROchester, ! (second
Same).
Providence. 8: Buffalo. 2 tarst same).
Providence. 8; Buffnlo, 1 (second gume) .
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Hrookly'n ut Chicago
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Boston mt ST. Louis.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY
81. Louis, 81 New York, first camel.
81; Louis, q; New York. Second game
ten innings, darkness).
Detroit. 1; Philadelphia, 1 (frst Samc).
Detroit, 8; Philadelphia, , (sccond gume ;
ten innings).
Chicago. o. Washington. 2.
Boston, 2; Cleveland, 0 (frst Eama).
hoston' q; Cleveland, (second camel.
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STANDING OF THE CLuns

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
tSo games schedulcd.)
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York, 8; Cincinnati, 4.
Pntsbnrxh, o; Philadelphia. o (arst gnn,c).
camel.
Chicago. 8; Boston, 3.
st. Louis. 6; Brooklyn, s.
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NORTH CAROLINA LEAGU

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
(No games scheduled.)
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STANDING OF TIL

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
RICHMOND at Providence.
Buffalo mt Monttcn
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Totas....S 1895 Totals...3S q 10 .
Cree out. hit by HIS own batted ball.
fshtted for Donovan in ninth.
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PHENOMENAL DEMAND

[B. c. Forbes in the New York
American.
Germany is trying to place enor-
nous orders for copper in the Unit
ed States for delivery Immediately
the war ends.
Spot cash payments of 5 cents per
pound to bind contracts are offered.
The metal will be paid for Eat the
market"
American copper producers, how
ever, have not, | am authoritatively
informed, accepted much of this bus
mess.
Here are some timely copper facts,
derived from trustworthy sources:
Copper metal, which sold below Is
cents per pound in January, yester-
day touched 10 cents.
Copper production in this country
has reached the unparalleled volume
of 10000 600 pounds per month, or
at the ate of almost 100000 00
pounds per annrm. The previous
high record was 100000, 900 pounds.
or l35,00O.0OO pounds monthly, in
1918.
The European demand, despite the
isolation of Germany and Austria, is
Of unprecedented volume, and the
home market is now booming simil-
arly to steel.
Shares of copper companies are
rivalling the "war stocks" in the
stock market. Anaconda Copper was
yesterday the undisputed leader on
the New York Stock exchange.
Leading copper producers declare
that peace will bring a great demand
for the metal for rehabilitation pur-
poses all owe war-wrecked Europe.