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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-27
Mrs. w. c. Harwell went to Wax

Mrs. w. G. Harwell went to Wax
ahachie Friday afternoon,
Mr.. Bud Green and Roy Green at
tended church here Sunday night.
Miss Maurine IIildebrand Of Italy
is visiting her cousin, Evelyn Stu
art.
Misses Madge Wagner, Lula Her
ring. Edna Toone spent Sunday with
Pearl Null
Miss Nettic Appling aud Gertie
Atkins Went to Waxahachie satur-
day afternoon.
Mr., Ed Jestic, zena Davenport.
Ruby Ellison, Ada Carter went ko-
daking Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. pick Roebuck of
Nash spent Saturday night with her
mother, Mrs. W. c. Harwen.
Rev L. a. Herring viii move to
Waxahachie this week. He has been
pastor OF the Baptist church for a
few years.
Miss Ada Carter entertained the
Christian Endeayor Friday night A
large crowd attended; everyone re-
ported nice time.
The 0. F. S. viii meet Friday
night, call meeting for candies.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-27
BRYAN TO PRAY ON TOP
OF MOUNTAIN FOR PEACE

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Sept. 81
After William Jennings Bryan
speaks before the Presbyterian
Church Efficiency Conference here
next Friday morning, he will lead d
meeting on top OF Hot Springs
Mountain to pray for world peace
The meeting will be held at noon.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-27

There is little chance for us 10
witness the worlds series between
Philadelphia and Boston, but at
present 1e see nothing that will
prevent us from being near the
score board as the returns are re-
ceived.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-27

Trinity and the High school are
having a little friendly tussie out on
Yo4kum field this afternoon just to
ket both sides in readiness for the
opening games
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-27

Il b now less than three months
until Christmas, and still up to this
time We have been able to do only
: small part Of our shopping for the
occasion.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-27

Greece is moving very carefully in
the matter of becoming involved in
the present war. She seems anxious
not 70 throw the fat in the fire by
some ill-adyised movement.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-27

Dallas only fell s13o.ooo short
in raising saec. 600 for the Southern
Methodist University. We trust
some way will be found TO make up
for the shortage.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-27

The French and English seem to
have at last walked up down in
France. They have driven the Ger
mans back several hundred yards.
and captured several prisoners.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-27

Reputation IL what you are sup
posed to be. Character IS what you
are II is possible for you to enjoy
a good reputation without being
burdened with character
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-27

Local sar~ leave NnFahafhle tor
itsiiss and all intermediate points
: - aud 8 m local eaFs FROM
Naru fuNntHF through o. Naifas
making 80 sfpps. gses MHkaAaehls
80 in3 m aat 81 f fr
*sts sst4 $3.50 ana ~ 5a Is
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-27

some pecpIe live IN such . man.
ner - to make their word worth
but lltsle more than . promise made
n the republican platform
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Bryan will lecture in Dallas next
Saturday night. Tickets are on sale
at one dollar, but no one is COM
PEELED to pay the price il he does
not care to hear the lecture.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-27

II We we're compelled 10 engage
In the game OF war we would al
ways try for a position in the back
Geld.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-27

Sell a little cotton and pay the
merchant who has been kind
enough 10 carry you during the
year.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-27

We suppose when John D. Rookie
TELLER Jr. gets back to New York he
will tell hts Sunday school class all
about that dance out In Colorado.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-27

II took SIX operations for appen-
dicitis 10 kill Newport baby. but
they fQally got him.
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t0HRESTON.

Mrs. w /. Morton is sick at this
writing.
Mr. W E. Walker went TO Dallas
Thursday.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-27

II Dallas furnishes bed for ey-
cry democrat who attends the ma
.tional convention there. in case she
secures the aforesaid gathering OF
the unterriiied faithful. the home
folks viii probably sleep on the
grass.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-27

st. Louis 3. New York ?.
Cincinnati 4. Brooklyn :.
Philadelphia Chicago. rain.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-27

Whenever dollar 81 the one bill
lion Iosn is Invested ii southern
cotton ue would be glad Tor some
one 70 drop u . note.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-27

If there Is amy one thing that
some people think more Of tnan they
do OF dollar II is a dollar and a
half.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-27

People here a. home cannot bar-
row money without putting 10 the
collateral. but stfanrefs are treated
1fth more consideration.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-27

Turkeys on The instalimeDt plan
aonid enable MANY If rs 70 be bet
ter fixed for Thanksgiving Day
when IL arrives.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-27

Strange as il may sound Waco
has running Brooks who is dry.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-27

fhe kaiser should remember fhat
Napoleon seat further th4a war
@ aAd wilma. anu sfiii nr aet
"a lnfa serious tfennlt
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American League.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
No games scheduled.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
st. Louis at Boston.
Cleveland at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Washington.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-27

We are Just little afraid that
the governor idea of working con-
victs on a 1850 acre farm Will not
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NO HEADACHE l|
NEURALGIA ~
Get a 10 cent package
james Headache p'Eia
and don't suffer

When your head aches /. r. \
must have relief Or you y n
It's needless to suiler Sa'A
take a remedy like Dr. ' \ n
ache Powders and relieve y ',.s,
neuralgia at once. sela ~; Il \
the drug store now for a., . ~ 4
Of DR.. James heaaA' ,,.,s,,,|
Don't sufrerl In a rev -. ',...,,
win feel headache s'''
neuralgia pam NJ
.o.-->-~-~-,< s.-~-e1s'>o
Ask all members TO be p's,]|
other 0. E. S. are in'l's' /
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-09-27

John D. Junior waiized At Wal
senburg.
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS

G. B.-Gamcs behind the leading
club.
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YAQUIS SET FIRE TO
CAR OF so PERSONS.

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Sept. 81
Eighty passengers OF Southern
Pacific Mexican train were thrown
into a car containing hay and the car
set on fire by band of Yaqui In
dams Friday near Torres. Sonora.
according To radio adyices received
here yesterday from Hermosillo via
Gnaymas. Only twenty passengers
have been accounted for thus far.
the others having been burned to
death
Indians. according TO the report,
numbered about sixty and were de-
serters from one OF the Mexican fac
tional armies They first derailed
the train. which was running from
Campo Verde to Torres, after which
they placed the passengers, most OF
whom were women and children. in
the hay car and applied the torch.
So tar as is known, no Americans
were on the train.
Torres is small town abou,
seventy miles north Of Guaynas.
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prove very great success. Those
who are sent to the penitentiary do
not generally come from our best
class OF farmers.
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

G.. B.-Games behind the leading
club.
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No fr'iyeri leaves. ....Gta9 a m.
No. - Limited leave 1880 b nj
south Bound
No 2 fLlmiiedj leafes insaha m
40. fF9efl leayes-... stl4 IA.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
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(ODOR DN&E GETS SPORTS
LEAGUE BASEBALL SUMMARY
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
RICHMOND, =; Montreal, 4.
buffalo, 3; Jersey City, q.
Providence, 1: Toronto, o.
Harrisburg, 9; Rochester, 3 first game).
harrisburg, Z; Rochester, 6 (sccUnd quincy
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HERMITAGE GOLFERS WIN
FROM COUNTRY CLUB TEAM
Visitors Play Steady Golf in Match
Play on Their Own
Ground.
RETURN MATCH ON MONDAY
Losers VIII Strengthen and Hope to
Reverse Things-Dr. Scales Leads
in Good Work of Hermitage Crew.
Two Presidents Tie.
RETURN MATCH ON MONDAY

The Hermitage Golf Club won in
team match yesterday with the Cour-
try Club of Virginia, which was UNI
able to compete with steady golf OF
the visiting players.
The scores were as follows in Mas
san Court:
Hermitage Club. Country Club
G. II, Winston. .. VS.. Stuart Chris
tian, /.
J. Il Duval, /. VS.. r. X. King, >.
J. l.. Anderson, l, VS.. w. Frank Pow
crs. /.
Ralph Ncalc, /, VS.. Joe Taylor. !.
Basil Jones. o. VS.. George w. War
rem. g.
w. w Neal. .. VS.. william Trigg. l..
w. c. Locker, 3, VS.. Gucsscner liar
rison. 0.
J. S. Perrin, o, Us, H. c. McTntire. 2.
y. c. Mckinney. ., VS.. a. H. Sands,
DR.. Scales. .. VS.. Or. Hogan. l.
Notwithstanding Club, Il: Contry
Club. II.
The match was undecided until the
last pair came in, and it remained for
DR.. Scales to uphold the golf honor
OF the Hermitage Club by scoring two
points on his round for the winning
team.
The most interesting match Of the
day was the nip-ani tuck game be-
tween w. Frank Powers. the prcsi-
dent of the Country Club. and j. L.
Anderson. the president OF the Hermit
tage Club. These players. according
TO their score, refused 10 win n hole,
and. as il should he, the two prcsi-
dents came out all square
There will be return match at the
Hermitage Club on Monday All golf
crs other than those who have played
to-day are earnestly requested to
hand in their names to their team
captains. George Warren or Geddcs
winston. and it is hoped that this sec
ond match will have an entry OF
twenty-five 4 side.
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SUFFOLK NOW At TOP Of
VIRGINIA LEAGUE LADDER
Swampcrs Beat Rice, Petersburg's
Favoritc Twirler, in Good
Game.
BUILDERS WIN LONG FIGHT
Twelve-Inning Game Taken by New
port News From Rocky Mount.
Portsmouth Defeats Tars - Left
Fielder Gets Eight Outs.
BUILDERS WIN LONG FIGHT

PORTSMOUTH,. VA. July 27.-An-
other beautifully ncldcd game was
won here to-day by Portsmouth, the
score being 3 to .. Following custom
the contest was protested, this time
by Norfolk, on the ground that the
lcft-field foul line is improperly drawn.
Both sides arc confidently expected to
protest tomorrow on the manner in
which the bat hoy brushes his teeth.
So weary has the crowd become of
the protests that the umpire now
whispers them to the official scorer,
and the reiterat ton of the tcchnicali-
ties threatens to put the same crimp
in the sport than tho four players
rule did. However, tho game was
Portsmouth's, and should have been
won by much larger majority. Nor
folk brought In three pitchers In the
fourth inning. when the Truckers
should have piled up n dozen tallics,
but did not. Norfolk's two runs were
made on pair OF scratch singles and
beautiful base running, while the
Truckers could register hut three runs.
with nine hits behind them There
were numerous features, among them
being Stcinbrcnner's stab Of Damrau's
liner. with the resulting double play.
Flynn, loft fielder for Norfolk. got
eight put-outs out of II possible TWEEN
ty-four, Il probable state record for
the position.
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WIZARD COLT UNCOVERED
Sir WYNN Is LntcSt Offering of John
T.. Nnddcn Mt Anucduct.

NEW YORK, July 27.-John T.. Mad
den uncovered at Aqucduct to-day n
great running colt named Sir Vivian,
n full brother to the wonderful Sir
Martin of a few years ago.
The wizard sent the colt to the post
III the last race, five furlongs. and
like all other two-ycar-olds in their
first starts. Sir Vivian finished second
The colt was green, swervcd all over
the track and when he settled down to
racing il was too late.
The new racer is a magnificent look
ing chestnut, little taller than sir
Martin. and bears all the marks of
a real racer.
The Carman colors came home in
front only once. when Ella Bryson
scrambled across the line under wraps
in the third event. In the opening
event Carman sent Startling to the
barrier. and he locke so good that
tn" smart players grabbed all the 10
10 o in sight. Startling doomed IN as
the winner until Sasin came along
with sweep and nailed the purse.
Bro"mvale headed Startling out of the
place. Then in the fifth race G.. NJ
Miller n resident of the Carman barn
stood out so far that To :, appeared
to be grand prize. Buxton, who
rode G. NJ. Miller, kept the horse on
the rail against his orders, and G.; NJ
Miller came in third instead OF first
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AQUATIC CARNIVAL HELD
BY RICHMOND HOW|TzERS
ihird Platoon Has Easy Victory and
Gains Leg on Silver
Cup.
1T WAS LADIES' NIGHT. TOO
Water Sports Followed by Dancing.
Music and Refreshments for En-
tertainment of Fair Gucsts-Swee.
ney Was Principal Point Winner.

swimmers representing the third
platoon had little difficulty last night
IN coping the second annual aoua,io
'aee' OF the Richmond Howi,zcrs. Tho
a"hiT was held in the big indoor pool
OF the organization in it's gymnasium
on North Seventh Street, and n crowd
Of several hundred persons. in which
me iaiF sex predominatcd. witnessed
the many lively events. Following the
meet refreshments were served ana
the guests OF the art;llerymcn wcr.
entertained until a late hour win
music and dancing
the third platoon had it all over
tho others. winning by thirty-one
points 10 seventeen for the first pla-
toon. The members Of tho second
platoon evidently did not care par
ticularly for water, as they failed 10
place. The winning platoon made four
nrsts TO one for the r,inncrs-up
Swceny was the high man OF the NEE,
with three firsts TO his credit, while
AS member of the winning relay team
he helped garner another five
The meet was highly successful from
every point, both athletically and So
cia!ly. The affair had been arranged
In order to include a ladies night"
and the gymnasium building Mas
packed when tho meet started The
yard between the armory and the gym
naSium buildings, and at the end Of
tho meet dances were in progress on
both OF tho spacious floors. Refresh
ments were then served
The third platoon, by taking the
meet are now tied with the first pla-
toon for the silver cup. 10 be awarded
the platoon winning three times.
How They Finished.
The results follow:
Sixty-foot dash-Won by McCurdy.
first platoon: Seay. third platoon.
second. Time. y seconds.
One hundred twcnty-yar dash
Won by Swecny, third platoon; Seay.
third platoon. second; Rowe, first pla-
toon. third Time. IS seconds.
Distance plungc-Won ny Swccny,
third platoon; Rosenberg, third pla-
toon. second: Felvey, first platoon.
third; distance, thirty-six feet.
Bobbing applcs-Won by Lafoon.
with four apples TO his credit
Fancy diving-high, back and shall
low-Won by Swecny, third platoon;
Felvey, first platoon, second; Gasser,
first platoon, third.
Relay racc-2io fcct-Won by third
platoon, Seay, Powell. Joyce and
Swceny: first platoon, second. Time,
l:0I minutes.
The officials were Captain william
NJ Myers. announcer; Lieutenant
James Pollard. starter; A. Van Buren,,
r. y. 4. f.. clerk; Dr.. c. NJ HaZen.
r. a. q. F.: Lieutenant f.. C. Recs and
Lieutenant John T. Wood. Judges.
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BRAVES DEFEAT SUPERBAS

BROOKLYN. July 27.-Rostons hon,
frooklyn. TO ,, to-day. The suncr-
has had IL onc-gun lead up to the ninth.
que 10 an error by Evcrs, which lct
IN three runs in tho NTH
WIN one out In the last inning. the
crowd began To ieer Evers, shouting
that nc had lost the game. Evers re-
sponded with Il single and sent Fitz
natticK IN to run for him. \ hit by
center sent across the ticinC ana win.
ming runs. Douglas. who had pitched
crratic bail, was then taken out and
"nerrod smith stopped the rally. lie
was too lat" to save the game &C
Tyler continued his good pitchimr and
hiankcd the Brooklyns in order
NhcatS throw tn the plate for q
double play and Evcrs's onc-hand
spear of Gctz's liner were the feldimr
features '''''''S
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Rocky Mount

Totals....E 5'35 ." , Totals....3S 20 81 i
1.-TWO out WHEN winning nun wa. scored
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WASHINGTON IS WINNER
ON FIRST DAY At HOME.
Nationals Take Pitchers Battle Be-
tween Gallia and IIager-
man.
Jed SOX GO FORWARD
Boston Trims Chicago-Tigers Land
on Ianks at Polo Grounds-Ath-
letics Win From Browns, With
Shcchan Pitching.

WASHINGTON, July 27.-Washing-
ton celebrated it's home coming to-day
by defeating Cleveland, to 0, break
ing the Maps longest winning streak
since 1913. The game was a pitchers
duel between Gallia and Hagerman
Only two of the visitors reached first
base, Turner singing in the eighth
and Southworth walking In the ninth
Neither got any farther. Milan stole
home with the locals only run in the
first inning. Hagerman did not al
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Play TWELVE INNINGS

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. July o7-
Try as they might to overcome tho
good pitching of Hamilton by boots
and honeheadcd base running. the
Shiphuildcrs failed this afternoon. and
AT the end Of the twelfth inning, vic
tory came 10 the locals by the Score
of TO 3. The playing of the local
club, with few exceptions. was miScr-
able, and their worst showing was i'm
running the bases Smith starred his
base stealing being directly respon-
sible for the defeat of the Tarhccls
Walker and GooSctree did some Splcu-
did fielding. But for errors. Hamilton
would have had an easy shut-out.
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STOLE GOLF BALLS
Former Indoor Tennis Chumpjon
Pleads Guilty to Peculiar Chnrre

NEW YORK. July 27.-Gustavc
Fitzhugh Touchard, former national
indoor tennis champion. to-day plead
ed guilty to the larceny of golf balls
valued at $40 from Abercrombic 6.
Fitch, Manhattan. Judge Rosalsliy. in
general session, remanded him to tho
Tombs until Friday for sentence.
George Gordon Battle counsel for
Touchard. told the court that carly
this year Touchards wife died In
childbirth and that the defendant was
left with the baby. Doctors and med
icine bills. he said, had piled up, and
his clients resources were at an end.
In view of the circumstances, mercy
should be shown, counsel concluded
number of prominent tennis mon
have written to Judge Rosalsky in his
behalf.
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OLD-TIME FIGHTER DEAD
''"d'e BARTLETT Hnrc Fist Scrnppcr.
Nhtlm OF CnhtInnd Disusfcr

CHICAGO, ILL, July a7.-The body
E""'e bartlett, we'll known as a
hShter in the bare knuckle days ,rd
no less renowned as runner, jumpcr and
wrestler, has been identincd among tho
NicLihls OF the Eastland. He was en-
p'"!cd on the boat and his body was
ih!d beside that Of Joe Bertrand, for
nc! bantam boxer. who also persisted in
the disaster. Bartlett prcpared Harry
Gilmore for his bare knucklc fight with
JACK McAulffe At Lawrence. Mass, in
1877. His last ring appearance was
with Tommy Ryan at Whiting, Ind, in
the carly ninctics.
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VIII Have Regatta on Sunday.

NEW YORK. July 27.-The New York
Rowing Association anpounced to-day
that 1t will hold a full regatta on the
Harlem Speedway course on Sunday,
September II. This will be the first
open regatta held here on Sunday.
Seven events are scheduled. and the
winners of the Middle States regatta,
to be held at Philadelphia on Labor
Day, are expected to take part in the
races here.
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RES0LUTE BEATS VANITE
Cup Defenders Meet Again in Series
of Three Contests.

NEWPORT, r. L., July 27.-The
Resolute again won from Vanitie both
on elapsed and corrected time. when
the Americas cup-class yachts met
in the first of series Of three con-
tests in Narragansett Bay to-day
Handled by Charles Francis Adams,
second of Boston, Resolute showed
superiority on all points of sailing.
She sped twice over the fourteen mile
course from Brentons Reef lightship
to the Point Judith buoy and return
during an eight-milc breeze from the
southwest in four hours eighteen min
utes twenty eight seconds, leading the
Nanitie by three minutes hfty-seVen
seconds on actual time. Rcsolute's al
lowance of one minute seven seconds
gave her a margin of five minutes four
seconds on corrected time.
Cornelius Vanderbilt was at the
wheel Of the Vanitie.
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TIGERS NOW ON TOP

SUFFOLK, VA, July 27.-By win
ming to-day's game from PETERSBURG.
score 10 ,. the Tigers are at the ton
81 thc ladder for the first time the
last half and, incidentally. Kings"
men beat Mr. Rice" Petersburg ia
vOrte, for the first time this season.
and II took Lefty" Graham and the
whole Tiger team. playing baseball
al the time, with luck breaking their
way for the full nine innings, 10 do it,
icinic Busch'S return TO the game
strengthened the Petersburg linc-up
materially. and thnrc was battle
roEa! gong on all the time Suffolk
started the game with the detcrmina-
ton 10 win and make IL four straight
Continued on Ninth Pagc.)
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LEAGUE LEADERS LUCKY;
LOSE, BUT SO DO ROBINS
Philadelphia Drops Game to Cincin-
natl, and Brooklyn Also
Loses.
GIANTS LOSE TO PIRATES
Pittsburgh Humbles McGraw's Men
on First Game III West-Nlarluard
Is Ineffective and Ritter Relieves
Him.
GIANTS LOSE TO PIRATES

CINCINNATI, o., July 27-Phila-
delphia gave the last game of the
present series to Cincinnati to-day.
TO 3. In the ninth inning, when the
game was a tie, Clarke drove to Beck
err, who dropped the ball, Clarke TAX
ing second. Leach then grounded to
bancroft. who let the ball get away
from him, Clarke scoring on the play.
Griffith drove out Il home run with
a man on bases in the fourth inning.
Niehon was put out of the game in
the same inning for disputinE with
Umpire Eason, claiming that Griffith
did not touch second base
Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-28
Cleveland.


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