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TWO GAMES FOR GIANTS

NEW YORK. ,fu!y o4-New York
averaged the loss OF yesterdays double
header BY defeating Pittsburgh twice
to-day TO ana to = III the flrst
game New York pront.d by Pits
burgh's two m!splnys In the MIN
SnodEraSs cleaned the bases with a
double. Iit,sbUrgh could not make ,is
hits count. In an inning and a third
they hat stroud for home run, two
doubles and two singles, but scored
only two runs In the second gnn,
the Giants drove Cooper Nom the box
while Perritt held tho visitors TO one
earned run. : great. -hand eaten
by Robertson took !, home run from
Baird in the second game. and shut or
three Pittsburgh runs. Scores
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Boys Clothes

Boys $3.50 and $500 Linen and
Khaki Suits; sale price. So 90
Boys $500 Palm Beach Suits;
Anniversary Sale price 49,
Boys $500 to $3.50 Fancy Wool
en- and Serge Suits; Anniver-
sary sale price ...... $685.
Boys $3.50 and $3.50 Fancy
Wooden and Serge Suits; Ami
versary Sale price -. $685.
Boys $1,000 and $3.50 Serge
and Worsted Suits; Anniver-
sary Sale price ........ ST 81
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Here's More Saving for You

$500 $4,000 and $500 Mems Suits odds and ends
price price '''Ne" 'os Anniversary sale $8.95
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iotais,.e @5'l1 Totals.2g 327la {,
enc one 3u' when winning run scored
EeWp0rt News ........0 . q q q O q q m
Noorloik ....-............O 0 o o g q q n 4
summary: Observation-Disclosures stolen h,soa
Ir.,..hke' stewart. Sacrifice hits-W,Iters
hi ~ mn M TWO base hit--Steinbrenncr Dou.
~, ,pIaays-fam milton to Carncs; StciEbrenncr
10 t"il"s Struck out-hy Humiiton .. b..
H"cks' . Base on balIs-on Hamilton
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Mn.onic Home Wins.

The Masonic Home boys Yesterday
afternoon annexed another game 10
their string of victories. defeating the
strong Glen Echo team TO the tune
of IL to ). The game was featured by
the pitching of w. Hall and the batting Z
of b. Rayhorn, for the home hoys
Score by innings: r. H. e
Glen Echo % 90 Of O O. 6 4
Masonic Home. OOl52l O-l2 10 .
Batteries: Masonic Home. H. Hall
and Longest; Glen Echo. Blunt, Mont
gomery, Bum and Ballard.
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DIVIDE DOUBLE CLASH
DETROIT,

DETROIT. July 24.-Detroit ana
Washington divided honors In a double
header to-day. the home team winning
the first game, to 0, and losing the
second. to 5. Dubuc outpitched Wal
ter Johnson i'm the opening contest.
keeping the hits we'll scattered. Wash
ington drove Dauss from the box in the
second inning of the second game,
seven Of ten men who faced him before
he was removed hitting safely. Boch-
ling held Detroit to seven hits. and was
never in danger Scores:
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BROWNS AND REDS SPLIT

ST. LOUIS. July 24.-The Browns and
the Red SoX split even in to-day's dou-
BILE bill. the Red SoX winning the
to .. Joe Wood tried to win in the
last inning of the second game, bur
Howard drove in the tying run in the
eighth, and Agnew won the game in the
ninth with a sacrifice fly. Walker scor-
ing; Sislcr lifted the ball over the
right field wall in the seventh frame
OF the second game Scores:
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'lRST GAME


score by nnings 7.
Washing ton ............0 q n q %
Detroit .................O q -
summary: Runs-Cobh. StanaEc. Two-tasc
hl-Stanasc. Stolen bascs-Cobb Moeller.
Sacrifice ht-YounG. Double piays-SounG
and Burns: Mcbride. Foster and ';andii.
Left on bascs-Drtroit {: Washington. s.
First base on errors-Detroit l. Bases on
balis-oh Johnson, 2; off Dubuc. :. Struck
Dinccn and Nallin.
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SECOND CAME.
V'h 49,. Id ~ Z = TotaIs. 80 Il - IT 7
'Battcd for HuGgns in ninth

score by innings: p
ST. Louis ......e......l o. % q 5 o %
Brooklyn ...............o -
summary: Runs-Bescher, j. Miller Bet
eel. Doak. Grincr. Daubcr; t.,, Wheat ,eJ
StenGel t2l. GctZ tZ). q. Miller. Two base
nit Miller. Snyder. Griner StenGel
Three base hits-Bcscher. Dauber;. Home
run Wheat. stolen bases-t;onZales Wheat.
cutshaw. Stcngei CetZ. Earned rams st
Louis, !; Srookyn. :. Sacrifice hes-J Mil
Ter 90. Cuombs. Sacrifice hits Hugr!ns
Myers, Double play-Butlor. Huggins and
J. Miller. LIEF; on bascs-Si Louis S;
Brooklyn. 6 First base on errors-St Louis
!; BROOKLYN. :. Bases on bails-on Coombs.
g. OH Griner !. HitS--or Doak In s -,
innings; OFF Griner, 10 in l-3 innings; OF
Coombs. 10 in "a innings: of Pfener. q
In i-3 Innings. struck out-by Doak +:
by Coombs. >: hy Grincr. 9 umpircs. Rig
Ter ana Hdri Time. .:02
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
NORTH CAROLINA LEAGUE

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Go games scheduied.)
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TWO HITS OFF RUDOLPH

BOSTON. July 2+--Rndolph held Chi
cago TO two hits to-day. while his club
mates hit Lavender safely eight times.
and scored the only run Of uhe game.
Fisher had scratch single in the
fourth, and in the seventh, with two
gone, Red Murray singled TO center
Boston scored in the ffth on Moran:s
fclder'S choice. stolen base and
Evcra's aingle. Score:
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S'nr" Nv inUinEs: r.
Boston .................i 3 o n / Q -
81. Louis ...............0 o q o.
Summary: Runs-Hooper 'a,. Speaker,
Gamer g.. Lewis to. Pratt. Walker. Az
new. Two-base hits-Sjsler Lewis Ioary
Three base hits-Hooper. Speaker. Howard.
SEVERED. Earned runs-Boston. :: St Louis.
IN Saerihce hits-Barry. Foster Gardner
ard: Pratt. Lavrn and Howard ,ei; Hoopcr
and Csdy: Scott and Ciainer; Hooper and
Gamer. Left on bnses-Boston. Q; ST Louis
.. First bnse on errorS-B Boston . Buses
on halls-off Foster. !: off Hamilton, !, Hits
off HAMILTON. II in innings; OF Knoh
in Innings: Hit by pitcher-by Hamilton
tBaWyI: nv Foster. twalker). Struck
out-by Foster, 4: by Koch. l. Passed briI--
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'SUPERbAS TIGHTEN HOLD
BY TAKING BOTH GAMES
Brooklyn Is Now Safely lntrcncleG
= i'm Second Position in
National.
PHILLJEs DOWN REDS TWICE
Moran Shows Herzog That Tail
Enders Must Keep Place-Rudolph
Holds Cubs to Two Hits-Giants
Take Both Ends .Erom Pirates.

BROOKLYN, July 24.-The BrookIyns
frightened their hold on second place to-
day by winning two games from the
St Louis Cardinals. 8 to 5. and 9 to D.
The first went ten innings. Brooklyn
overcoming a thrcc-run lead. With
the score tied in the ninth. the Cardi-
mails had the bases full and none out.
hut were unable to score The Dodgers
won the second game by punching hits
off Doak and Griner, while the Curdi-
nails punched errors. Scores:
II.
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.Ba,ted for NICK csisry in e!ghtn.
Tran for ClArkn IN nrnih
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SECOND GAME.
Cincinnati.


S"Ur. by l.nIrss: n
Cincinnati .....-.. q q q q q a a -,
Philadelphia - o > E. , . :. -
Summary: RunS-Gvir!,h. Bancroft, Byrne
~, b"cker - Cgavath t2I. Nichnn o.
Mhitted i.uderus. Iiurn. Two-rase hits
clarke. GIch. Home rUn-Crnvath Earned
run PHILADELPHIA, stolen bases Pyrnn
Whitl"h hnncrofi Becker. Double plays
MoiiWtz. wagner, Won EO!RitZ ana C:roh.
Niehoh. Bancroft ana Luicrus Sacrin"o
hit hiEey. Bases on baiis-ou Lear. ;. I.ft
on b%sHs-Cincnnati, :; Philadeiphia y
Tlfst uts" on eErors--cinclEnnii Phii.dci-
ph!a FRS, base on errors -Cincnrati
!; fnilgdolph,r. Iiit by pit"her-by | ear
rdNWhl. Struck out-oy Lear !: Ly
hXey " cm7ires. Eyron aud Eason. Time
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SECOND GAME.
Totals ,as sssla 3 Totals. 50 II

-Battcd FOR Cooper In sixth
Score hy innings r.
Pittsburgh ..............n C. n n =. .
New York ............o Il n =
Summary: RunS--.Tohnston. Gibson Roh-
crtson, Brain"rd, Snodgrass Doom Two
base hits-t;ibson 90. Burns 90, Pcrritt
Carey. Stoler base Bratnerd. Earned runs
New York ?: Pittsburgh. SacriGc. hits
Robertson. Wagner. Dooin. Sacrifice fly
Fletcher. Double play-Braincrd ana Mcr-
kic: Johnston and Wagner. Left on bases
New York s.; Pittsburgh 2 First base
perrit,. 4: OF Cooper, 2 Hits-om cooper
In Ia nnings: on McQniIlan. In o2-a
innings HI by pitchcI-hy Cooper. l
out by Pcrr,.. $; by Cooper. !: ny Nc.
Duiilan. Wild pitch Cooper. tn,pires
Elcm and C0ckill Time. rs
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ST Louis ...;.......;:..o ! ! liz
or. SIsler Two-base hit--Lewis. Home sun
-Sisler stolen bascs-Sisler Shotten. How
ard. Earned runs-BoSton. |: ST. Louis, g..
Sacrifice hits-C;nincr Barry Shore, l.avan,
.Asncw. Left ON basch-l'oston. 10; So
Louis s. First base on errors Boston, i:
81. Louis. , Bases on balls-of shore. i;
OF Wood. !: of Wc!lman. 3. iiits-on Shore.
In 10 innings: on Wood. | In l-3 in
ninYs. Hit by pitcher-by weilman. l tBar-
ry). Struck "ut.-by Shore, :: 10y WciiGan
. Umpires. Connolly and Wallace. Time.
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PHlLLIES TAKE TWIN BILL

PHILADELPHIA, July 24-Phila-
delphia won two games from Cincin-
natl to-day, to D and l3 TO l. Alex
ander and RiNey twiried in fine style
Tor the home team and neither gave a
pass: Cincinnatis errors were costly
IN the hrst game, and in the second
Lear was hit hard and was Wild, While
his support was poor. Scores:
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Special Reduction on Bags and
Suit Cases.
Mems $500. $3.50 and $500
Wool Bathing Suits: sale
price ......... -. II 30
Mems $500 Pajamas; sale
price ....... 81 .3S
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Kid Williams Get. Deci.ion.

BALTIMORE, July 24.-"kid" VIII
liams. bantamweight champion of this
to-day over Jimmp Layton of New
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Score by innings: T..
Washington ..........t n--S
Detroit ..................0 81
summary: Runs-Mociler t2D. Foster Mi
Ian. Mcbride. Connolly. RochiinE t2). Witt.
Crawford. Neach. Burns. karanauGh. Two
base hits-Mncllcr. ShaEks. tianin Neach.
Three base hitsFostcr VIII. Home run
Burns stolen bases-Milan and Gandil.
Earned runs-Washtrgton, s: Detroit :. Sac
rlfcc hits Foster, Henry. Sacrifice ny-Cobb.
Double lays--McBride Foster and Gnnill;
Connolly, Foster and Gnaiii. Left bases
Detroit. g Washington. :. First base on
error-Detroit. !. Bases on balis--oT Old
ham. .: of BoehlinE. g. Hlts-oE rauss. {
in ! irnirg (pone out In second: Of Old
ham. in ) innings; off Steen. ! In in
ming: off Roland. ! In innings. Baks--
Bochlihg, Oldham. Struck out-by lsoeh .
ling 3 by Boland, !. Empires. Nal'in and
DinceII. Time. LIS.
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Philadelphia.


II '7't''sH''-'-' :" 10 !!
'Batted for MtK c.srI in eighth
TRAN for Clarke in ninth.
Score by innings: r.
Cincinnati ............O o q n q a n "a
Philadelphia ..........l o g 0 q 0 , -
summary Runa-Byrn., paskert. CruvRth
Two-basc hits Griffith. Becker. Waited
Cravath. Stolen bases rwonlblry. Cra,ath
Earned runs-PhiiadcIrhia Sacrifice hits
-Nichon 81. Whitfield. Double plays
Rodgers Her"os and Moiw!tz ,2>: t;roh
tunnssis'cdl. Left on haScs-C 'incinIati :
ihiiadelphia. First base on crrors-Cin
cinnat, !; Phiiadelpnia, 5. Bases on balls
on Mckencry. I. on Benton. . Iita-on
Mckenery. ! in innings. OF Benton il
: inning struck out-hy Alexander. |; I'm.
Pires. Eason and Byron. Time l:4o
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Chicago.

I0IhIs ~" : = Il T0tals ~ 2 "a - a
HATED !"r Lavender in ninth
Score by innings: n
Boston .............O o q n n ".
Chicago ...............O o & \ q "a n n 4
summhry; Rur-Mcran. Stolen bns.-Mo'
ran. Earned run Boston. J. Sacrifice Mrs
.Gowhy. Maecc. Double pioy-F!sh.r and
hcLarry Left on hRscs-- Boston :. chi
caEo, J. Bases on balls-ofr Rudojoh an
Lavender. 8 struck out-hy I.avonder {.
by Rmhoiph, Empires. Quigley and Ems.
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Petersburg
Suffolk
Eatted for Porray In eighth.
Tbatted for Francisco In ninth

score by innings: Y
suffolk ...............-..l . u : O.
feiersburE ..............o o o q %
summary: Runs-Hudgins Spencer. Keli.
hcr' sharpe lrmscher, Shoemaker Poh.
Horny 90. Two base hits-lrmschcr. Goal
nE, shoemaker Spencer. Barnett. Sacrifice
hitS-Stewart Poh. Sacrifice >"-Shoc.un!icr.
Sioien bnses.Stewart Doh, Henry. Double
piay-Pooie. Poh. Goalby and Henry Bases
on halls-on Porray. /; off Poole & Left
on bases-Poiersburg .; Suffolk. :. ~, y,
pitcher-Allcn. Hits-of Portray = in :
innings: on liirsch. in inning struck
nut-hy Portray. :: by Poole. 5. Time .5i
Omplrc, Bussey. Attcndance. 600.
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SECOND GAME.
Totals. ..3s IL 2! 10 / Totals. an 20.
,oout.cd FOR Parmalee In sevcnth.
1Batted for Ryan In seventh.
natteu Tor O Brien In seventh.

SV"rc by Innings: II
Portsmouth Z, n n -,
''ockE mount .........0 n o.,
summary: Runs-St. Martin ,Tuguer. Eur-
ny. Leit on bases--Portsmouth, To- Rocky
Mount b. stolen bascs-Whltted, Eisei 80.
wnrhs Sncrihce hit--Damrnu. Two. biqc
nnnLro ster' APPRECIATE. Struck out-hy
oBrlen. ): by Causey. g Bases ON balls
on Brlem /: on causcy, g. Viii p,tcl,-
tendance. S36. az
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Loft on bascs-Newport News. 3; Norfolk.
Time, l:O. Umpire. McGowan.
Totals. Psi o2IIa Totals 40 o .

S'uIhiHurS: huns-SicGiic. Walters. Walker,
Lake; SieSiic. Stewart. Sacrifice hits-Sicg-
nc, Lake. Mulln. Hopkins. Stcinbrenrer
is, Mo-oase hits--Walters. Laughlin. Cleveland
gym, Foilcs Double play Cleveland to
In;.sinnfchner TO Foiles. Struck out-by Null
IN :; by Sicks. s. Bases on balls-orf Null
IN. l; OF Nicks, 3. Left on bases--Newport
News ,. \; Noi folk, 20 Time. 1855. Umpire
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Two -bise hits-Eisei. Snyder. Double piay ye
raguer, Croweil to Hurley. Struck out
ON oBrien. 3: on strain. 3 Hit by pi," "hr
by Strain. tGoosetree). Time. l:29. I'm.
pire, Davern. Attendance, :9G.
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SECOND GAME.

Battcd for Hagerman in cour,h
Score by innings: r.
Cleveland .............i 3 q OLE : 10
fnlladelphia mammal q = o q i 1
summary: Runs-Southworth 81. E.scher
80. Cha inan t2I Smith. Wambsganss (ol
Hagerman. Jones. Walsh 90. Lajoic. Me
Innis. Earned runs-ccvcland. Phil
adelphia, ?. Two-hnse hits-Smith Walsh
McAvoy. Three-bas hit-Chapman Sac
rthce hits-Eschcn. Jones. Chapman stolen
bases-Turner. Wambsganss. Smith taI
Walsh or. Double play-Barbare and Eirkp
Triple play-Barbarc. Wumbsganss and
ktrkc. fits-on haEerman. . in in.
ninSs: of Jones. in innings: off Crowell
. In I-3 innings: off Davis. in % inning
Bases on ballr-oT Hagcrman. >: off Jones
= on Trowell. \; of Davis. !. Hit by pitcher
by Hagerman. G.ajoiet; ny Crowell
tWambsgnnss,. Struck out-by Hagermn
- by Jones. 4; by Croweli. =. First base
on bases--Cleveinnd. !: Philadelphia, 10.
Thine l:yO Umpires. Chill and Evnns
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Cleveland ,...........O o -
fniHtdelphla ...........l n o.
summary: Runs--;schen, Chapman -,
S,a; Heaisy e. Walsh. Earned runs
Cleveland, 2; Philadelphia. -. Two-has,
hits-Chapman. Henley. Larp stolen bases
Ismish. Schang. Double plays-kopf and
I.aJoie; Chapman. Whnbsga and kirke
Bases on baiis-on Morton. 3 of Wvckon
Q .. ~; by pitcher-by Morton. CHeaiey,.
Struck out-by Morton. g. by Wyckoff s.
Mild pitches--hy Morton. /; by wyckon l.
FIRST base on error-Cleveland. /. Left on
baSes-Clereland. (: philadelphia, = Time,
i:a'. EMPIRES. Evans and Chill
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FIRST GANIl:
BROOKLYN.
IVt"!s.'.,32 Ia'.9 10 ! TotaIs....FI II " Is
Two out when winning run Was scored.
fBattcd for Dolau in ninth.
-Baued for Rucker in NTH
sEntted for DoMGlas In seventh.

TOT II.
.Baued for Rucker in NTH
Stated for Douglas in seventh.
Score by innings: r
ST. Louis ......O o % o o O o-5
Brooklyn ...........U o ID
summary: Runs-J. Miller. snyder. Butlct
CD. Long. Myers, Wheat. Cutshqw 49,.
stomgcl. Two-basc h;s-Betzel, Cutshaw
Stcnrol Smith. Three base ht-Isescher
CuiShaw. stolen hascs-Butlcr. Long. Cut
shaw, Beschcr Earned runs-St. Louis, 1;
Brooklyn. 8 Sacrifice hi;s--Snyder, Sai!ee.
Lief, on baSos-St Louis. II; Brooklyn g.
First base on orrors-St. Louis, >: Brooklyn
|. Bases on balIs-9n Rucker. L; of Apple
Appleton. in 10 innings; of Smith. in
rs innings; of Douglas. in innings; OFF
Robinson in , % innings: on Sallec )
in ! innings struck out-Dy Ructer. 3: by
Douglas. !, by Smith. /: by Robinson, >; by
Snilee. ?. Wild 7tch-Rucker Empires
Hirler and Hart. Time 2:IO
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Mems 25c Nainsook and Gauze
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Mems 500 Silk Finished Ath-
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Mems Jeans Drawers :. :. .45c
Mems Silk Fourin-Hand Ties. all
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mems DOC Palm Beach Hats. soc
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mems $500 Trousers; Anniver-
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Mems $500 to $3.50 Trousers;
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Mems $2.00 and $3.50 Trousers;
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Mems $500 and $500 White
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FIRST GAME.

Totals. ...3i ~ IL 0 To,als >, - - n
IN cut when winning run was scored
Portsmouth ... q n n n n n a n ~,
Rocky Noun; ...O o q n q n n
summary: tun--Snydcr. Left on bu.cs-
Iortsnl"uth. !; Rocky Mount. :. Sncrincc
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Philadelphia, 4; Cincinnati, o (frst camel.
philadelphia. 10; Cincinnati, tsecond
game).
Brooklyn, .; st. Louis, s (irst game; ten
inninss).
Brooklyn, o; st. Louis, s (second game>.
Boston, L; Chicago, o.
New York, y; Pittsburgh, (frst Enme).
New York, 1; Pittsburgh, (second
gamc).
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.ay Empires. Wallace and Connolly. cine.
SECOND GAME

TotnIs....S2 ?'2s II . Totals. 81 q Is 4
Two out when winning run scored
Score inrncs: II.
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SECOND GAME
Totals 80 8 2l IL Totals IS

summary: kuns-Sharpe. Lewis Irr,>oIcr
stewart joalhy. Poh. Two-baSr hits
Sharpe, Rarnett. Lewis Srcriice hits
Goaiby. Ehrd. Stolen bases-lrt..schrr az,
F"h ~. LEI; on bas es--Petersburg J. SUI
iolk. struck out-by Ehrd. :. Time 40
Umpire, Busscy. Attendance 100
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.

RICHMOND at Jersey City e gumes).
Providence ut Harrisburg e gamcs).
Toronto ut Montreal
tOnly three scheduIcd)
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE, THEY PLAY TODAY.
Philadelphia ut CINCINNATI.
tOnly one game schcduled.)
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
New York ut Chicago
Washington ut Detroit.
Boston nj st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Baltimore mt Chicago.
Buffalo mt Kansas City.
Pittsburgh at St. Louis.
iOnIy three gamer nchetuied.l
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AMERICAN LEAGUE,
GAMES YESTERDAY

GAMES YESTERDAY
Detroit. =; Washington. o (nrst Enmc).
Washington, b; Detroit, tsecond game).
Cleveland, 4; Philadelphia. (irst Enme).
Cleveland, 12; Philadelphia. tsecond
gnme).
Boston, :; st. Louis, 3 (first gnme).
ST. Louis, 3; Boston, (second Eume).
Chicng"-Ncw York POSTPONED; Don't dis
astcr).
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Eclipse, Marlboro, Monarch
and all standard high IN
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Special grade $1.00 Shirts. SOC
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Cleveland
l'hilRtlclnIlin.

Totals % 3?7 1G Totals. ...5a Il 81 5 /
Rated for Wyckon in ninth.
Tran for Lapp in ninth.
Score by INNINGS. 70
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Baseball Results
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

Jersey City, 5; RICHMOND, I.
harrisburg. 4: Providence. (irst Eume).
Providence. !; Harrisburg, tsccond
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RST GAME.

Totals....35 Il % s Totals s., u y :,
'Batted for Hamilton In NTH.
tBatted for Eoob in ninth.
Tran for Leary In ninth.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-08-17
READING THE STEEL BA-
ROMETER.

NJ THROUGHOUT its exist
VI ence of fourteen years,
net earnings of the Unit
ed States Steel Corporation
have never been so small as
they were in the six months
including last fall and winter.
These earnings are now rapidly
rising to normal. They prom
Use for the current quarter to
equal the highest previous
quarterly record OF S45,000,-
600.
1t is thus apparent that the
Steel Trust can "come back"
Can it ever do much better
than that? 1t can undoubted-
ly consolidate and hold this po-
sition, as they say in the trench
warfare of Europe. Can it ex-
tend that position in relation to
the whole steel industry of the
country, whose steel consump-
tion is much greater than in
1901?
Perhaps it does not want to
under the Anti Trust Law as
now administered. It's most
powerful argument against the
government dissolution suit has
been that its proportion of the
whole industry is now less than
half, where before it had been
much more than half.
Perhaps it cannot if it would
The boasted Economies" of
vast industrial combinations
have as a rule proved a delusi-
on and a snare. 1t is the small
Ter Independent steel cOmpa-
nies which are now making
most of the noise in the trade.
But there is every evidence
of business piling up enough to
tax the capacity of them all.
This in turn reflects an activity
affecting all lines of industry.