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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-29

loyal alumnus In New York city came
to their rescue with the price of re-
turn tickets to California. But empty
of pocket and deprived of victory, they
will go west with honors almost as
great as Il they had lead the way over
the line.
There was one crazy moment. one
moment when by far the ma joTity OF
the 10000 persons who watched the
great race. went simply daft with eS-
element when II looked as If the
California giants could not be kept
back This was at the three and three
quarter-mile mark. when stroke
Maurer. of Stanford responding TO the
frenzy of Goodman, the little cox
swain. whipped up the stroke To
thirty eight. inspired his tired men TO
unbelievable effort, and actually pass
ed the fast speeding Cornell shell. For
two hundred yards. or so, Stanford
held that dearly won advantage. but ii
was not in flesh and blood to keep up
a pace so terrific after the weakening
strain of previous spurts. Inch by
inch, Stanford dropped behind. and
inch by inch the Cornell machine. per-
feet. irresistible, forged to the front.
Syracuse was already beaten, but was
lighting savagely for a second honors.
and here came the greatest effort of
Stanfords gameness. Some crews,
with victory snatched from them in
the last quarter OF mile after heart
breaking effort, would have eased up.
Not Stanford. Evidently they don Z
know out on the coast that there Is
any such word as quit They kept at
it To the final int'h. and all of SYRIA
cuse's smoothness ansf power was nor
quite. enough to- catch the Californians.
Grew Game 10 Last
Stanford was the surprise of the
race, delightful surprise, one of the
sort that makes regattas remembered
the gameness of the stanford eight.
Nobody underestimate the strength
of the boat load of siX-footers. But
the amazing tsaing was Stanford's ex-
cellence at the most technical sport in
the world. Nobody thought, save the
Californians themselves, that these
lads whose training cannot be com
pared with the expert training OF the
Cornell. Columbia. Syracuse and
Pennsylvania crews, whose opportuni-
ties for development have been limited
and circumscribed, could come. here
and very nearly win the grand honors.
so nearly, indeed, that the veteran
Courtney admitted tonight he was still
shivering in his shoes.
IF that race had been FIVE miles in
stead of four" said the old man to-
night, stanford would have whip
ped 'em all, yes. my crew included.
They are grand youngsters"
Maybe the best tribute came from
jim Rice. the Columbia coach. James
was not happy tonight. Columbia han
disappointed him miserably. The
beautiful work of the machine that
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-29
At the Theaters
arxER OWN way INTERESTS
COLONIAL PATRONS

The substance OF the plot of Her
Own Way. which was seen at the
Colonial yesterday. and which Will be
repeated at all performances today
shows the conniving of q man, who,
In order to marry the girl he loves.
and whom he knows Is In love with
another man, practically ruins her
family financially in order to bring
about this marriage.
Her sweetheart is In the Philip
pines, but returns In time to frus-
trate the designs OF the gentiemanly
villain at the altar. Florence Reed.
the star OF 'sThe Yellow Ticket" and
recently cc-star OF Charles Frohman-
David Beiasco all-star revival OF
1.-The Celebrated Case" appears In the
role OF Georgianna Cariey. made IA
nous by Maxine Elliott.
There In an II unusually excellent
supporting company. The important
details connected with a fashionaoie
wedding. childfen's party and o
home reception are examples In their
way of what In good form and are
exploited on the screen In minute
detail, SO much so that anybody see
ing this film production would know
tust exactly what to do in similar
cases.
Charlie Chaplin. in somewhat
different one-reei comedy. called THE
New Janitor." Ia about the best work
yet done by this popular comedian
The Colonial management announces
through popular demand for tomor-
row only Theda Bara with William
Shay In ."The Cfemenceau Case" For
Thursday only Theda Bara Is again
the attraction in Robert billiards
great stage success by Porter Emer-
son Browne, "A Fool There Was"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-29
BROTHERS BRING
DOWN HOUSE AT LYRIC

schwarz Brothers, In "The Broken
Mirror" a real European novelty. Is
the headliner at the, Lyric the first
half Of the week. The act is on lines
OF pantomine and furnishes more
cause for real laughter than any ap-
pearing here for some time, The two
brothers are both experts In their
line---it would spoil the readers pleas
ure to explain the act here.
A splendid educational feature Is
the California orange packers act.
Contests In packing oranges and max
ing orange boxes are shown. while a
we'll delivered talk on a motion pic
t,ire aim describing the work Is
shown. The speed Of the packers and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-29
CORNELL CREW WINNER
OF COLLEGE REGATTA
Tfhacans Display Courage and Endur-
ance and Courtney's Crew Goes
Over the Line For Honors.
LELAND STAMFORD
SPRINGS SURPRISE
Westerners, Although An Inexperf-
enced Eight. show Grit Galore and
Cross Tape Half Length Behind
Cornell Crew.
nv e C. HILL.

Poughkeepsie. n. Y, June 2S.-Cor-
nell won the varsity race of the inter-
collegiate regatta on the Hudson this
evening, won by heart beat. the tick
of a watch Courage and endurance
and fiawiess form carried Courtneys
eight over tsae finish line the half OF a
boats length ahead of the men from
Leland Stamford. Syracuse was a
splendid third, length back of the
Californians. Columbia, outclasseo
from the start. was in fourth place. a
length ahead of Pennsylvania. The
officiaI time of the race was as follows:
Cornell 2o;s5 SIS. Stamford. 20:s7
4-5: Syracuse, 20:43 SIS; Columbia.
FL minutes.
1t was a great day for Cornell one
that deserved the tremendous en-
thusiasm Of the thousands who flaunt-
ed the Red and White. The master
coach not only put upon the river this
year q varsity crew that compares
favorabiy with any of his great ma
chimes OF the past, but he furnished as
well the winner of the Junior varsity
race and the crew that gave Syracuse
a hard fight for the freshman race.
Cornell all but swept the river and
would indeed have monopolized the
regatta honors had not Teneyck. Of
Syracuse. heen able to depend upon
perhaps the most powerful freshman
crew he ever turned out. The junior
varsity WAS won by length and a
half by Cornell after a beautiful con-
test OF every yard OF the two-mile
course. but Syracuse captured tsae
freshman race rather easily, speeding
over the finish line Ave full lengths
ahead OF Cornell. with Columbia q
third and Pennsylvania fourth.
gsto =. N<,,>x3 Ssv,xr,ro G1.rr.r,aa<a
But while you are cheering for Corr
nell tand she deserves many times
three for unfaltering pluck and oars
manship of matchless smoothnessi
save for Leland Stanford some regn-
lar grown up mans size cheers. II
slas been many year since regatta
crowds have been so thrilled over a
display of sheer grit. They never
knew when they were beaten. thoss
biz Jolly lads from the Palo Alto Coll
lege. II their rowing technique hal
approached their tremendous power
ana their stoutness OF heart. the var
sity challenge cup would have gone
out to the Pacific coast for d year
They drove down the four-mile river
lane in succession OF desperate
spurts. Whenever they seemed to be
beaten and out OF the race hopelessly.
they gathered themselves together for
another effort and Mashed forward to
even terms with the flying leaders
They with so back home with the
hearty admiration and good will Of
every person who saw their brave
struggle this evening. They didn't
have very much cash to begin with
|xor Leland stanford doesn't spend
no millionaircs among the crew, What
- ~ req IN "A t43tw I'm Il xen 4 AIRED II non
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MATTY COMES BACK
AND DOWNS BRAVES
Old Master Wins Opening Game for
Giants and Tesreau Duplicates
His Performance.
pHILLIEs BLANKED BY BRooKLN
Cincinnati, Although outhit by Chi
cage Team, Downs Cubs by Score OF
to 2, Winning in Ninth Chap
ter.

New York. June 28.-The Giants
beat the Braves twice today. to 2,
and to 3. The first went eleven
innings and was featured by the pitch
ing of Mathewson. The Giants hit
the Boston pitchers hard in both
games.
Score by innings: X. II. Il.
Boston 900 200 600 90 /
New York. 900 200 600 01--3 IL l
Batteries--Ragon and Gowdy:
Mathewson and Meyers.
Second game;
Score by innings: K. II. K.
Boston geo 030 0o0--3 3 z
New York . 900 203 COS II 4
Batteries-Tyler and Whaling: Tes-
reau and Meyers. Umpires-Rtgler
and Hart.
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MOeuIS TO CONSIDER
NEWARK FRANCHISE

A meeting will be held tomorrow
afternoon In New York by the In
.ternationai League maguates for the
purpose Of considering the advisa-
bility OF transferring the Newark In
dian franchise to Harrisburg, Pa. The
Red Men have. not been drawing this
year. due TO the fact that the Federal
League has q team there. and the
Pennsylvania city Is anxious to obtain
the franchise Harrisburg IL said TO
~ coed haseha H., toun and wi IN
doubtless support On International
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PROVIDENCE GRAYs LOSE
TO JERSEY CITY TEAM

Providence. June 2S.-1The Jersey
City Shelters hung TO defeat on
the Grays here this afternoon In a
game that was featured by the huri-
Ing of Crutcher. who was on the
mound for the Skeeters. For seven
Innings 1t was q pitchers battle be-
tween Crutcher and Comstock, Out
I'm this session Comstock was taken
out 10 let a pinch hitter bat, and the
skeeters went at Oeschger with q
vengeance.
Score by innings Il. IA. ~,
Jersey city i. coo o2o i2i--6 ]
Providence 80. 600 01o 1000
Batteries: Crutcher and Tragres-
sor: comstock and Haley.
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RUrFALO BISoNS DEFAT
ROCHESTER, HUSTLERS

Ruffalo, June as.--The Bisons took
the lead in todays game with the
Rochester Hustlers and held II to the
very last. winning out over the
.Ganzelites by a score of II to -
Score by innings: X. n. e.
Rochester :. 600 o2a o21--
puffalo lo2 2t0 It'll f6 2
Batteries: Hoff. Huenke and wal
liams: Fulienwesder and Onslow.
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CHARLIE STRAIN PITCHES
PORTSMOUTH TO VICTORY

Especial to The Richmond Virgfnian.I
Suffolk, June 2S.-Strain outpttch.
ed Poole today, was given better sup
por. and Portsmouth defeated Suffolk.
S to 3. The Pirates outhit and OUT
fielded the locals throughout the
game.
Garyins work behind the bat ma
terially strengthens Portsmouth.
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Win

H0U04 mere untii G&unxy Ane re =
ov6ra from his injury. WHICH will
of0babay not be until late In Y e week.
1Gorrisette Deserved to win.
NH Morrisette pitched kaasterly
nnse. ana with better SUPPORT he
roMld have easily emerged with a
fc<erv 10 his credit He FAD vne
v1sitOra guessing during theS major
66rt1on or the game and In the ten
Innings allowed them but seveh scat
&red hits. II was a hard a&fe for
forr1eeftc to lose. for the Wet vir-
fuinn certainly pitched a NIGEL game
NJ deserved TO win II. Chabect was
1k hard frequently but most 81 tne
1IlAA ~ frightened when the ecSasian
iaanand0d Il and pulled through with
FIX any damage being done.
The Newark boys got a four-run
oAd on the virginians. registering
5ue run In the opening chapterl and
ken adding threem ore in the third
6rae innings passed before the locals
ccoeded In sending a runner acsurs
~ pan IN the fourth inning Tim
56rdan singled, after Arragon had
nne out. and this paved the way
M Richmondfs initial tally Of the
Saae. Tim stole second and scored
n Xffchelfs single to centerfie}d.
10 more were added in the fifth,
{k4r 1Rprrisette and Thompson. the
IIxt Two men UP, had gone out Pick
11xtod things with single. advanced
y second when Bates was hit in tho
aek ~ one OF Chabeck's benders,
ka4 come home on Arragun's single.
1axoe scored on Jordan's single. but
Als 4nded the scoring for the time
1anH. the next man going out The
RlrrInians tied the score in the eighth
HI Krichell walked. went to second
kon Fewster hunted. and came home
y 1hompson's single. The locals haf
kaneos to win In both the ninth and
18TH innings. but hits were not COM
when they were needed.
3xtfia ANGELO Arragon was there
Mn the willow, getting four 1sles
ri ~ five trips to the plate. Jor-
ranked second with a trio to his
I'M n. while Pick and Bates con-
3ftuted two each.
2l1he tabulated score follows:
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PETERSBURG COOLERS TAKE
CLOSE GAME FROM NORFOLK

Norfolk. Va, June 2s,--A close and
scrappy game this afternoon went 10
Petersburg by the score of to 3.
The defeat of the Tars was due to
Johnston. a recruit pitcher, weakening
in the third under fire and the poor
support he was accorded in the pinches.
sharp and Francisco were banished
by umpire Cullen for threats follow
ing a close decision.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-29

summary. IWO-pase nlts-AhiA-
han. Sacrifice hits--Fewster. Snow.
Stolen bases--Tarley, 8; Callahan,
Kraft, Zimmerman. Mensor. Jordan,
Kricheil, Morrisette. Double plays
Pick to Jordan: Writer to Snow.
Struck out--By Morr.sette. 4; by
Chabek, Z. Base on balls--By Nor
r.sette, s.: by Chabek. 4. Hit by
pitcher-Nmmerman by Morrisette;
Bates by Chabek Left ON bases
Richmond, 10: Newark, Z. Umpires,
Messrs. Carpenter and Cleary. Time.
2:20.
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their skill in handling the golden
fruit liz most interesting.
Susanna Rocomora & Company. In
novelty act. drew considerable ap>
pIause. The male member is pianist
% ability. Miss Rocomora, who Is at
tractive and who possesses GOOD
voice, is the star of the act.
Payton and Green, in tumbhng
act, and Morris Golden and a female
partner are good.
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Montreal. June Instability 70
connect safely with the offerings OF
Freddie Herbert caused the loss OF
the game to Toronto today by the
score of 8 TO 2. The Leafs ciouted
Miller hard.
Score by innings: X. n q.
Toronto -. Goa 101 31l--9 10 i
Montreal :. ol0 600 1903 j
Batteries: Herbert and kocher:
Miller and Howley.
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STOG|ES WIN FROM
BUFFALO FEOtRALS

Score by innings: K. a. E
pittsburg -. 101 401 00i--s Is .
Buffalo ... OLE 100 0nl--5 Q 3
Batteries: Barger and O'connor;
Schulz Bedient, Marshall, Knapp and
Allen. Watson.
Score by innings; r.. ii. =.
Chicago 80. 600 020 4i3-f0 IL
Brooklyn $3.50. 022 Dol 600
Batteries: Prendergast, Hendrix and
Fisher, Wilson; Marion. Wilson. Her
ring and Simon.
Score hy innings: r. Id. II.
ST Louis -. 900 oil 300--7 IL
Baltimore 028 900 220--6 s
Batteries: Davenport, Groom and
Hartley: Suggs. Bailey and Jacklitscn.
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Games Today.
Philadelphia In washington.
ST. Louis In Chicago.
New York in Boston.
Cleveland in Detroit,
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JAMES SNYDER WINS
GAME FOR TARHEELS
Celebrates Return Game After Absence of Month By Cont
ing Ball to Center Field Fence Thus Giving Rocky
Mount Lead In Virginia State League.

off Johnston, s. Base on bails--oh
Johnston, Barnett and Calder): or
Hicks. /. tspencer); of Hirsch, l..
CsteinbrenneS. Hit by pitcher--sharp,
Barnett and Spencer, tBy Johnston).
Wild pltch--Hirsch. Left on bases
Petersburg. 10: Norfolk. s. .Umpires--
Cullen. Time of game--1:50.
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Reds Beat Cubs.

Cincinnati, June 2s.-The Reds
emerged victorious over the Cubs to-
day. winning by a score of TO 2, as
the result of ninth-inning rally.
Score by innings: r. IA IL.
Chicago. -. 600 eco 600 5
Cincinnati! 49,. 900 ITO 001-3 |
Batteries-Zabei and Bresnahan;
Toney and WTngo. Cmpires~-Klem
and Emslie.
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Phillics Banked.

Philadelphia, June 2S.--Smith
BANKED the Phillies today and enabled
the Dodgers TO win by the score OF
to 0. Rixey and Baumgardner were
hit by the Brooklyn team.
Score by innings: r. H e.
Brooklyn oil 020 0e0--4 1
Philadelphia =. BOO 600 600 5 2
Batteries-Smith and McCarty;
Rixey, Eaumgardner and Burns
Inn ires--Byron and Eason,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-29

About noon yesterday an awning
on the sixth floor OF the Mutual Buil&
ing was set afire by q match dropped
from. one OF the widows above. A
chemical can brought fiom the Cary,
street fire house put out the flames.
The loss was $3.S6.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-29

Summary: Stolen bases-Sfeinbren
ner. 2, Foster. Cleveland and Simmons
Sacrifice hits--Spencer and Rice, Two
base hits-Thra sher and Spencer.
Double plays-Barnett tunassisted(.
Mcmahon to Steinbrenner to Pressly.
Innings pitched-By Johnston. ia
At bat--Against Johnston, "a Hits
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-29

Games Today.
St Louis in Buffalo.
Chicago in Newark.
Kansas City in Brooklyn.
Pittsburg In Baltimore.
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Score by innings: r.
Summary; Left On bases-Newpurt
News. s: Rock, Mount 4. stolen
BLACKSMITH Walters 2: Bunting.
rittle. 2: EiseI Sacrifice hits-Bunt-
ing. Parmelee Two-base hit-BittIe
drto overflow crowdh Three base
I'lrich. Home rur--waiters Struck
out~--Pv Nelvtz s: hs' TIA que Q. Base
on baIIs---ONf voltz. 2; OF Ttague, !.
m halls--O~ Voltz. 2: OFF league. !.
bic and Bussex- Attendance. 1.s25.
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NATIONAL. LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
New York, 9; Boston. Q eleven in
nings. first game).
New York. s: Boston. 3 tsecond
game).
Brooklyn, 4; Philadelphia, 0.
Cincinnati, 8: Chicago. 2.
st. Louis--Pittsburg. rain.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-29
:Jnsncs Ffam.ncr ncttxr,

The condition Of James Hammer. Of
go South Cherry st., who was struck
over tho heart by q pitched ball In
Earne Saturday. Ii improved. He
was rendered unconscious by the
hloNf. hut ~ revived nv Arzhuiacs
surgeon Pitkowitx. who responded 70
the call.
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Professor Holden WIN We'd Today.

Especial 70 The HiChmOnd VIFElnIan.y
BIacksburg. Va, June 2S.--R. j..
Holden professor of geology in the
college, left Saturday for Lynchburg.
where he will be married Tuesday
evening. June 20, at o'clock. to-
Miss Elizabeth Evans. The marriage
will be a very quiet affair and will
take place at the home OF the brides
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Judson Evans.
After wedding trip the couple will
come 10 Blacksburg and have an
apartment at The Flats"
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i Ota is -. ..... 81
Suffolk

Score by innings. ~.
Portsmouth 100 210 00t--s
suffolL 600 o02 0ot--3
Summary. Sacrifice hits--Garvin.
yhitted. St Martin, Hurley Stolen
hases-Hummel. Teaguer Damrau,
Allen. Irmsher. Struck ont-@bV
Strain. s, by Poole. 4. Base on balls
OFF strain. 4; off Poole, /. Passed
halis-Welcher Left on bases---7Sif-
folk. 9; Portsmouth, 6. Umpire NC
Gowan. Time Of game---i:45. At
tendance--650. ,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-29
Indians Win Opening Game From Winner Of College Regatta
Major Leagues Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday

Results Yesterday.
New York. 3: Boston, first
game).
Boston, g.; New York, tsecond
game).
Chicago, 4; st. Louis, 2.
Detroit, g.; Cleveland, 8.
Washington, .; Philadelphia, o.
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COLlEG|AN LOSES
GAME TO SENATORS
Walter johnson Continues 10 show
Form, Holding the Macl<men
ScoreIess During Game.
TIGERS DEFEAT CLEVELAND
Chicago Is Winner Over st. Louis
Browns BY 4 TO Score--Ylankees
and Red Sox Divide Two Close
Contests.

Washington, June 2s.-Connie
Meck's college pitcher, Crowefl, was
beaten here today by the Senators, 2
TO 0. Crowell was wild.
Score by innings: r. II. E.
Philadelphia 900 600 600 s. o
Washington :. 020 600 00s-2 Z 0
Batteries: Crowell and Lapp; john
son and Ainsmith. Umpires, Hide
brand and OLoughiin.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Results Yesserda,

Rocky Mount, a; Newport News, 3
Petersburg, A.; Norfolk. 3.
Portsmouth. 5; Suffolk, 3.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.

Results Yesterday.
Pittsburg. s; Buffalo, S.
Chicago, 10; Brooklyn. s.
st. Louis. z; Baltimore, 8.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-29
STLY ERRORS LOSE
ZANE FOR VIRGLNIANS
d Has An Off Day and Practically Presents Opening
3ene to Newark Indians Morrsette Pitched Good
nall and With Better Support Would Have Won.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

v Results Yesterday.
s; Richmond, 4 item
sy, o; Providence, 2.
Y Ia; Montreal, ..
8s1; Rochester, T.
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Games Today.

Games Today.
Boston in New York.
Pittsburg in st. Louis.
Brooklyn in Philadelphia.
Chicago in Cincinnati.
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Tigers Bend Intikans.

Detroit, June 2s.---Although outhit
by the Indians. the Tigers triumphed
over the Cleveland aggregation today,
winning by score of to 8. The
game was won in the third frame.
when the Tigers batted around and
succeeded In getting all of their runs
at this juncture.
Score by innings: r. II. f.
Cleveland -. 210 900 0o0--3 s 1
Detroit =. -. 006 900 00s---6 6 4
Batteries: Hagerman. Harstad and
Egan: Dauss Covaleskie and Stanage.
Umptres, Connolly and Wallace.
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sox and Yanks Divide.

Boston. June 2S.--The Yanks and
Red Sox divided a double header this
afternoon. the Yanks taking the open
Ing engagement and the second game
went to the locals. due to disastrous
first inning by the Yankees.
First game:
Score by innings: r. III, e.
New York -. 0s0 900 000--S Q
Boston :. -. 900 o10 of0--2 s .
Batteries Fisher and Nunamaker;
Shore. Colanes. Mays and Cady.
Second game: -
Score by innings: r. II. e
New York -. Dol 200 oo0--3 7 l
Boston -. SEQ ol0 00s--6 !
Batteries: McHaie Cottrer. Pieh
and Nunamaker: Gregg. Mays and
Thomas. Umpires. Naliin and Di-
neAu.
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q POLLARD.

N POLLARD.
u sacks were popu-
forthcoming out at
e~f'fk yesterday after
3rginians were adj
Y01 adefeat at the hands
ians in a contest
an Inning
rot fourteen clean
rAmes, while the
III this number,
outfit won the
~ Schaufle was
game, and Mr..
fright ball in
1iAns a pres
NJ they gar
rumental in
fourth time.
10 great ball
pre- was on
stiy for tne
il Miscues
few steps
hich hangs
he game
ahawksng
ew Jersey
ng out as
med when
me Earur-
the key
phind the
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Chicago, June 2s.-The White Sox
had one good inning today and gar
nered a sufficient number OF ta1lies to
win the contest over the St. Louis
Browns, to g
Score by innings; r. Fl. E.
St Louis -. 100 900 010--2 i
Chicago =. :. 004 900 00s-4 9 1
Batteries: Loudermilk, Perryman,
Sister and Agnew: Scott and Schalk
Empires, Evans and Chill