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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-19

Richmond Council No. 395. knights
OF Columbus will confer the first de-
gree on large class Of candidates this
evening at $50 o'clock. All members
are urged 10 he present. as matters of
importance will he discussed at this
meeting.
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HUSTINGs RELEASE DEEDS.

Two ItcIcnse Deeds. Amounting to
Fi,SiG.TD.
H. l.. Jennings, trustee. ct al. to Au
bref s. Bass. 80 2X1oS feet south line
EishIh sircot eE niv y. i isi Sast 90 81
y. 5. Wright, trustee. to Il. y. Fore.
the same property as described I'm deed
next above. August 30. 1914, Sl.2J7.lO.
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Governor Scay 10 sucnk.

The annual meeting oc the Richmond
Association Of Credit Men will he held
at the business Mems Club tomorrow
evening at o'clock Colonial George
!. Seay. governor OF the Federal Re-
scr"c Bank, will deliver an address
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BUILDING PERMIT.

building Inspector Butler issued n
permit yesterday TO T. +. and Eva B.
iio%ic, TO repair brick garage in rear
sl0T ~
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III sriNCs TRANSFER.
Deed "f bargain and SnIc, Amount
Ing To STMn.

Verb, trustee. 70 Leo l'llmnn.
~ feet south side Of Seventeenth
a. between stockton aud Everett,
cts April q, 1915. 500.
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

~ permit was Issued yesterday by
Plumbing Inspector Lenders to Dallas
>. B.ure. for y. y. Powell. 1912 Dcca-
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HusTINGs COURT, PART II.

judgment for 1896 was entered in the
Hastings Court, Part H.. yesterday in
favor OF w. III. Nelson against ~ A
Bowman and j. 7 Morris
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CS2A0g/-sr."..sss..s..' ' w Virginia
" ~ L//dny and Thursday.
1Rl9SN</ + North Carolina
C NO. Fair In cast, showers
u IS ~ In west Wednesdays;
Thursday showers
I.ocaI Ten,pcratur. F.,
Local Rainfall,

Rainfall last twenty-four hours None
deficiency in rainfall since March
.........: 4s7
Accumulated deficiency in rainfall
since January l........ l46
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United STATES DISTRICT COURT.

Robert Il. Toney, Of Richmond. filed
yesterday i'll the United States District
Court voluntary petition in bank
ruptcy. His liabilities were placed at
$2,s3ISi. ana there ar. no assets
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FRI: RECORD.

seventh and Main Streets, automobile
owned by 1.-The Chemi Company, sos A.
NJ; loss, $50
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t'ocnl obscrNntiOn nj Il. VI. Yesterday
Temperature, 81: humidity. Go: wind
direction. east. wind velocity, 9;
weather, part cloudy.
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MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENTS.

The Administrative Board yesterday
aUtnOrlZen me following improve
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AUCTION SALE
Nos. 1214-1216 East
Marshall St.

At the request of the owner. who is
determined to sell, we will offer for
sale, on tie premises, on
THURSDAY. MAY 20. 1915.
at p. NJ,
the property above mentioned. consist
ing OF two nice stores with nice fiat OF
four rooms. bath and electricity, above
each store.
BY reason of their location these
properties will make nice Investment
and we invite the attendance OF inves,
tors especially.
TERMS: Very reasonable, and an
uounced at sale.
n. w. BOWIE & son, INC.
Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS

SALE
OF
VALUABLE PINE AND HARDWOOD
STANDING TIMBER IN KING WILL
LIAM COUNTY, VA.
Notice is hereby given that the
standing timber upon Gao acres (ap-
nroNimalcly) Of land in King William
public auction at - o'clock.
MONDAY. JUNE Z, 1915.
Map and detailed information NAV
he obtained upon application to Philip
Aylett, Box 1906, Central Station. st.
Louis. Mo.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids.
FRANCIS w. SMITH,
Biscoe P. o., Va.
King and Queen County.
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AUCTION Sales.--future DAYS
BY RUFFIN & SLOAN,
Real Estate GERS.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE


BY virtue OF a certain deed OF trust.
dated February 13, 1914. and recorded In
the clerks Office. Richmond Chancery
Court. in D; II. 226-D. page ZIG, TO the
undersigned trustees. default having
been made in the payment of the debt
therein secured, and being required so
to do BY the beneficiary, we will sell
at public auction, on the premises on
MONDAY, MAY "a, 1915,
at $50 O'Clock +. NJ.
that very desirable corner lot. situate
Mt the southeast corner of Leonard and
Tilden Streets. fronting twenty-five (25)
feet on Leonard Street. and extending
back one hundred and firty G5O feet
20 kensington Avenue, having "A front
age on said avenue twenty-five (25)
feet.
TERMS: Enough cash to defray the
expenses of EXECUTING this trust and
TO pay Il note of SG75 having a credit
Of $500 thereon, together with accrued
interest. and any balance at six and
twelve months. to he secured by n
decd of trust on the said property, or
all cash. at the option OF the pur-
chaser.
This sale is made subject to two
prior deeds Of trust, each securing
Sil2.50 and interest thereon.
!: LORRAINE RUFFIN.
JOHN SLOAN,
TrrStooc
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CnANCuRY RELEASE DEEDS
Int Release Deeds, Amounting (
SICuETl5

SI5,OG1.15.
!. VI. BoXlcy. trustee, TO David a.
fgnson, 25X90 feet south line Leigh
pei. IS feet east OF First Street. May
lial5, s2.Tlf.
\ L. Pollard. Jr., trustee. to :. i.
idon et uX., I5X92 feet at the south
\, corner of Twenty eighth and NJ
bots MAY 10, 1915. S2.950.
H. r. Rcdd. trustee. to John w.
HINT 40 i-2XlS5 feet east line Gar
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and lots 90 and 81. in block II. In the
plan OF Highland Park. May 10. 1915.
So1o0
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uH>RlCo DEED or TRUST.

: Decd at Trust, Amounting to
5000.
. +. 1audy CT uX. 10 II. ID. thinner
IN. trustee. 100 acres west line Va
Z Road. about nine miles from the
/. April S. 1915, $500.
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J: LORRAINE RUFFIN.

This sale is also made at the risk
and cost OF L. y Walder. who pur-
chased the above described property
at public auction on April 10, 1915. and
who has failed TO comply with the
terms Of the said sale.
RUFFIN e SLOAN
NuctipncerS
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AUCTION SALES-To-Day
No. AS WEST BROAD STREET.

At the request Of Mr.. George Toben,
who is retiring from business, we will
sell at his store, No. AIS West Broad
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For. sale at a reasonable price and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-13
PLAYER LIMIT IN NATIONAL LEAGUE Clubs Now Limited to 21 Men-First of Monthly
 Gatherings

Ae ork, July 12.-The national league today adopted u rule making the player limit 21 for each club. The rule had remained in aheyance since it wa. proposed last December.
 No player under suspension will be in- cluded in the list of disabled players, for whom other players can ts suhstitut- ed. but the rule was made sufficiently elastic to enable clubs not to be crippled in playing strength through any of it's team members being ineapacitated through illness or injury.
 A suspended player must be counted in the 21 limit and the only recourse for club In such a case is to appeal to the national commission for his reinstate- ment. Request to have a players name transferred to the disabled list must be certified to the president of the league within 4S hours after an injury occurs. player placed on the disabled" list will not be allowed to participate as a player in championship game for at least 10 consecutive days including tho day Of his injury. President Tener said that toGays was the first of regular monthly conferences of tho league which would be held until the end of the pls ylng sea-
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Ladies Day at Redwood Field

Grail discovered that he was the fortunate holder of the duplicate number and speedily came after the prize. Soon after the game pro- ceeded
 Manager Carleton Molesworth stated last night that Al Bashang will not report to the Birming- ham club. It appears that an aft ernoon contemporary started crit icizing Bashang before his ap- pearanoe in Birmingham and the Baron manager thought this so unfair that he wired Bashang to remain away from Birmingham. This is very unfortunte.
 We had wanted 10 get a look at Bashang because Jimmy Donelson, the baseball statistician of the po- lice department, confided to us that Al Bashang was the fastest man playing baseball, But Jimmy admitted he was light hitter.
 What the Barons need at the present time is few old time sluggers. Men of the type of Pete Knisely, Rafael Almeida and our own Gladys Molesworth. We can get along with a few errors-even costly errors, providing some wal lops are forthcomingg
 It must be admitted that some of the hits garnered off Robertson yesterday were of a decidedly flukely variety. Robbie is a won- derful pitcher--but. oh. that tenn per of his.
 Ladies' day at Redwood this aft ernoon and the Barons are due to kick in with a victory. Let's all go out and see the fun. It will be exciting if the Rarons get their batting clothes on.
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WILL BUILD NEW
 AEROPLANE MOTORS

Washington, July 12.-Several new aero- plane motors soon will be delivered to the navy department for testing purposes. Secretary Daniels said today, however. that until type of motor satisfactory for navy use is determined upon, and 1t is known how rapidly they can be supplied. 1t is improbable that the number of naval air craft to be recommended to Congress will be fixed by the general board.
 The Pensacola yard will be used for mo- tor building If the government cannot find 0 private motor maker who can supply satisfactory machines as fast as needed.
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TEw are the occasions on
 which we fully agree with 4 the genial and philosophie Old Dollar Bill, but when he sug- gested that Rick Woodward follow out the methods of the past three seasons by looseping up on tho treasury, and buying a few sure enough players, we cannot help but be thoroughly in accord with the thoughts of MT. Vance. Its a grand thought, old kid, grand thought
 
 Jack Majors, the star of the Newman, Ga. club, has been pur- chased by the Philadelphia Ath- letics through Scout Ira Thomas. Majors holds the worlds pitching record-having pitched a 1S-inning no hit, no run game.
 Edward McGrail. who resides at 1S3 Lynn avenue, West End, was awarded the silver attendance trophy yesterday afternoon at Rick wood Field.
 At the close of the sixth inning Harry Jones and President w. D. Smith of the Birmingham club, ac- companied Miss Adele Fies, daugh- ter of Eugene Fies, came on the field and the announcement was made by Umpire Ruddeham that the attendance trophy was about to be awarded. The bag containing the baseball tickets was opened and Miss Fies drew out one-it was numbered 797 and bleacher ticket.
 After the number had been placed on the scoreboard Mir. Me-
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ANNISTON WINS

Rome July (Speciai)-Anniston won the prettiest game of the season here this afternoon, scoring two runs in the ninth when Aaron weakened after magnificent pitchers battle with Sgmon. The fielding of Cochran and a stellar one-handed catch by Chastant were fea- tures Second Baseman Werner was pre- sented with a gold bat and ball just be- fore the game for being the most pop ular player on the Rome team by a vote of the fans Score;
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Brooklyn
Braves Are Routed

Boston, July 12.-St. Louis defeated Bos- ton twice today by the scores of to and 4 to 3. The second game went II innings. The visitors won the opening game in the first inning when q pass. two singles and an error by Gowdy netted two runs. In the eleventh inning of the second game a pass, a sacrifice and two singles save St. Louis two runs and the game Scores: First game: k. H. E. St. Louis ............... 200 GOO 000-2 s Boston .................. GOO col 0Q0-1 I ?
 Batteries: Sallee and Snyder Rudol - and Gowdy.
 Second game: k. H. E. St. Louis ............ G00 000 101 0e-4 ] Boston .............. 02O GOO 0o0 0l-S
 Batteries: Doak, Pefdue and Snyder; Tyler and Whaling, Gowdy.
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MatfY Again Fails

New York, July 12.-After losing eight straight games to New York, Cincinnati rallied today and took the last game of the present series to 0.
 Dale, who was knocked out of the box early in the series, came back strong and pitched masterful game.
 Manager McGraw of New York and Players Smith and Perrtt were ordered off the field at various times by Umpire Byron for protesting against decisions, Score: R. H. E. Cincinnati ....,........ 020 col 021-6 12 1 New York .........,.. 900 600 O00-0 8
 Batteries: Dale and Wingo; Mathewson, Schauer and Meyers.
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RUBE PASSENGER IS
 BEATEN BY RECRUIT

Mobile July 12,-Holmquist won his own game over Nashville and "Rube'' Kissin- ger today when he singled in the ninth
 Inning, scoring Schmidt, who had doubled. The hit broke a tie and gave Mobile the game, to ?. Holmquist was hit often, but was exceptionally good in the pinches, while Mobile punched their hits off Kis-
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Dodgers Romp on Cubs

Brooklyn, July 12.-The speeding Su- perbas made it four straight from the Chicagos and their eighth consecutive victory by winning today's game to ?. Smith kept the hits well scattered, Wheat's error letting in Chicagos first run in the fourth. Meyers prevented a tie in the eighth when his throw from center caught Murray at third after Chi cago had punched two hits and a pass,
 Pierce, who started for the Cubs, gave eight hits in four innings, from which,
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Summary: Stolen bases, MackiD. Boyd, Nabors Two-base hits, Burgess
 Walker 3. Home run Flynn. Double plays, Newton to Mackie; Flynn to Griffin. Sacrifice hits. Amason, Boyd. Newton, Walker. Left on bases, La. Grange Il, Newman '. Base on balls, off Rabun g. Livingston 1, Majors 4. Hit by pitcher, Smith by Majors. Struck out, by Rabun g. Livingston 3, Majors B. Wild pitch Rabun, Majors. Hits, o;t Rabun in 8 innings, Livingston in 6 innings. Umpire. Sanders. Time, 1:45
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GREY RETURNS TO
 FOREIGN OFFICE

London. July 12.-7:17 p. m)-Sr Edward Grey. secretary of state for foreign af- fairs, who relinqulshed his duties May 31 last to rest his eyes strained by excessive use, returned to the foreign office today. still wearing glasses, but with his eye sight much improved. He did not, how ever. resume his official duties today
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CRACKERS MN ONE BUT LOSE SECOND
 GAME TOMEMp HIS
"Rube" Kissinger at Last Gets a Walloping-Holm- quist Is Youngster That
 Set the Veteran Back

Memphis was checked in the first game yesterday with the Crackers. but came back in the second thereby splitting the day. In Mobile the Volunteers tried out the veteran Rube Kissinger and the 'Rube' was defeated by young Holm- quist. The results follow:
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SUMMARY. Two-base Hits-Harris, Pitler. Three-base Hit-Wallace. Stolen Base-Harris Double Plays-Graff, Pitler to Harris 2, Cunningham. Pitler to Harris. Sacrifice Hits-J ohnson, Harris, Peters. Base on Balls-Robertson 8, Cunning ham f.
 Left on Bases-Birmingham 8, Chatta- nooga 4.
 Struck Out-Robertson 2, Cunningham 2. Time of Game-1:45. Umpires-Kerin and Williams.
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JACK MAJORS HOLDS
 DOWN LAGRANGE

Newman, July 12-(Special.) )-New.
 nan took the first game of the series from LaGrange by hitting Rabun and Livin gston hard and taking advantage of LaGranges errors. Nabers pitching for Newman was invincible in the pinches, holding LaGrange scoreless. The feature of the game was the hitting of Walker, who got three.-two-base hits out of three times up. Score:
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lTALLADEGA DEFEATED

Taladega, July 2.-(special.) )--Griffin took the first game here today, 1 to O. The game was of the prettiest seen here this season. The game was d pitchers
 battle between Hawkins and Decatur Hawkins was hit hard, but kept his hits scattered. Decatur pitched excellent bau and deserved to win. Kirk featured for Griffin at bat and fielding. He accepted 12 chances without pebble and drove in
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Agreed
From Judge

From Judge.
 Mrs. Gnaggs. who had married twice, was bemoaning her fate. II shall never cease to regret the death of my first hus- band" she exclaimed.
 .'Nor I. madam" replied Mir. Gnaggs. bitterly.
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Summary: TWo-base nit, Mofan. Dou- ble play, Williams to Kaufman. Hits, off Allen with runs in innings. Struck out, Allen 8. Bases on balls. Hiett ?, AL len B. Sacrifice hits, McDermott Stew art, Lord, Allen, Keeley. Passed ball, Rumler, Time, 1:S0. Empires, OToole and Chesnutt
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South Atlantic League

At Columbia: Columbia 8, Savannah g. At Charleston: Charleston 8, Augusta O. At Columbus: Columbus 3, Albany 0. At Jacksonville Jacksonville 3, Ma con I. (Eleven innnings).
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RoWldnd's Courtesy Is
 Disastrous To White SOx

permitted Williams to finish Gandils s turn
 at bat and allowed Gandil to resume his position in the field. In the fifth inning
 Gandil made a double which sent the winning run across the plate after two men were out. Russell was hit hard in this round. Chicago had several opror- tunities to score, but failed to deliver pinch hits. With the bases filled in the eighth inning and two out, Johnson re- lieved Shaw and stopped the rally. Score;
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summary. SdCrTnCt HIts, Jackson. Two-base hits, Marion, Jackson. Double plays, Marion to Garrett; koenig to Marion to Garrett, Reagan to Kirk to Pope. Base on balls, Hawkins 8, Decatur 8. Left on bases, Griffin 5, Talladega g.. Struck out. Hawkins ?, Decatur 2. Time of game 1:35. Umpire. Davern. Attend ance, 800.
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MEMPHIS BREAKS
 EVEN WITH ATLANTA

Atlanta, July 12-Atlanta and Memphis broke even in today's double header here. the locals winning the first game, to l. and the visitors the second to 2. Each contest was seven innings by agreement. Score;
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
STANDING
Rrnnkfcds Win

Buaffalo, July 12.-BrooklYn won from Buffalo today, to 1. Bunaloss pitch CTS were ineffective in the early stages. Hal Chase scored Bufalos runs when he tripled to center in the sixth with the bags full and came in later on wild pitch. Score R II. E. Brooklyn .......4.......3 301 032 000-- 9 l6 1 Buffalo ................ coo GOA 0o30-4 8 1 Batteries: Bueiacke Walker and S- mon, Ford, Marshall, Laftte and Blair.
 Others not scheduled.
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Summary Stolen bases, Carter. Over ton Double plays, Chastant to Steele; Cochran to Osborne Bases on balls, Aaron l. Left on bases, Rome l. Anns- ton 1. Hit by pitched balls, Osborne by Ssmon. Struck out, Aaron 1, Sigmon [. Passed Ball. Hutchens. Wild pitch. Aaron. Time of game :24 Umpire, Gentle.
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base hit, Schmit, Farmer. Sacrifice hits, Flick, Calhoun. Stolen bases. Schmidt, Baker. Double play Stark to Sheehan to Paulette. Struck out by Holmquist 8, Kisslnger g. Bases on balls, off Holm ouist l. Kissnger 4. Left on bases, Mobile 6, Nashville Il. Time, 1:5O. Umplres, Breitenstein and Bernhard.
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TEXAS LEAGUE

At Dallas: Dallas g. Ft. Worth 6.
 At Shreveport: Shreveport 6, Waco 5. At Beaumont: Beaumont 2, Houston 1. At Galveston: Galveston l, San Anto-
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Bride and Gloom

From Puck.
 ''vas there anything unusual about the contracting parties to that wedding?'
 "No, Just the usual bride and gloom
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Yankees Win

Yankees Win
 Cleveland, July 12.-With Cleveland leading to 9 in the eighth inning, poor fielding allowed New York to go in the lead while the visitors increased the score in the ninth and won, to 1. Fisher, wno relieved Pieh in the fourth held Cleve- land :. to three hits, two of which were serat tches Score: R. H. E. Cleveland ..... 1O1 200 0O0-4 8 l New York ....... oil 900 032-7 10 3 Batteries. Harstad and O'Neill; Pieh, Fisher and Sweeney.
 St. Louis Philadelphia, rain
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STANDING
Red Six Win

Detroit. July 12.-Boston defeated De- troit, IS to F, today in a see-saw 10-inning game. The Red Sox earned less than half their runs Boston had knocked Ccvaleskie off the mound in the first inning. Detroit used four pitchers and Boston five. Score: R. H. E. Boston ................ 300 POI 040 3-15 l4 5 Detroit ............ o41 022 0S0 0-12 F s
 Batteries: Leonard Foster, Pennock
 Shore, Collins and Thomas. Cady. Cova- leskie, Boland Steen, Dubuc and Baker
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Costly Courtesy

Chicago, July 12.-Manager Rowland s courtesy cost Chicago today's game, Washington winning the final contest, 5 to 8. In the third inning Gandil wrenched his ankle swinging at ball and Rowland
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FLAG LEAGUE

Waycross 0, Dothan l.
 Gainesville 5, Brunswick Thomasville l. Valdosta ..
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STANDING
Phillies Defeated Twice

Philadelphia. July 12.-Pittsburg won both games from Philadelphia today. the scores being ? to l and to ?. The home team made a rally in the ninth inning of the opener when Becker nit for a home run and Cravath and Niehoff sin gled and Whitted sacrificed. Cooper took McQuillas place and gave Luderus a pass, but Burns hit d liner to NioX for a double play In the second game Ma maux was effective except in two in nings Hnchman made four doubles and a single in eight times up. Scores:
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gia-Alabama League
STANDING

Results Yesterday Griffin l, Talladega o. Anniston 2, Rome o. Newman 8, LaGrange o.
 Games Today LaGrange at Newman. Griffin at Talladega.A Anniston at Rome.
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WORDSWORTH DENIES
 THAT NEW PLAYERS ARE BEING SIGNED
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Robertson Ineffective in the Third Inning and Support Crumbles-Six Double Plays-Wallace Hits
 a Long Triple
SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING

Results Yesterday Chattanooga 5. Birmingham 0. Atlanta 2-2, Memphis II. Mobile 8, Nashville 2.
 Games Today Chattanooga at Birmingham. Memphis at Atlanta. Nashville at Mobile. Little Rock at New Orleans.
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Brooklyn Dodgers Are
 Victorious Oyer Cubs

however, Brooklyn got only one run, Law ender yielded a double ane t~o singles for the winning runs in the sixth.
 Smith helped to win his own game by driving the ball to the right field wall for two bases, scoring Stengel and com ing home himself on Myers single. Score;
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Double plays, Manning to kauffman Perry, Williams to Kaufman. Struck out, by Robertson ?, Perry 1. Bases on balls. off Robertson 1, Perry g. Sacrifice hits. McDermott, Jenkins. Time, 122 Empires, Chesnutt and O'Tooe,
 CI,C1aArIA
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Others not scheduled.
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FTwo out when winning run scored. a~Batted for Perry in seventh.
 Score by innings: MtnpnlS ''sss.s.s..s Nvv VoA Atlanta coo O0l 1-a Summary: Two base hits. Lord, Lee.
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St. Louis-Philadelphia, rain.
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sOne out when game ended cooro yox, ty,pinpe.