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Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-21
BRIEF CITY NEWS

for Sporting Goods"
CIT csrtifieatss-Edholm Jeveisr.
Eavs mot Print rs--Now Beacon Presa
Christmas Tree lighting Outfits
Burgess-Grsnden company.
TO Borrow Money on real estate, sec
II. Dumont & Co., Keeiine Bldg.
"Today's movie Program" elasuifisa
section today. It appears In The Bee
EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what the va
rious moving picture theaters offer.
The state Bank OF Omaha, corner six.
teenth and Harvey. Pays FOUR per cent
On time deposits and THREE per cen,
ca savings accounts. hll deposits In this
bank are protected by the depositors'
guarantee fund of the state Of Nebraska
Abuses His wtfe-Emr b. velin, s42T
Ohio street, charged with being drunk
and abusing his wife, was brought before
Judge Foster and fined t25 and costs
Neighbors heard the noise OF the row
and notified the police.
Tined for aambnng-Gus semoilo7.
SI Thirteenth street. arrested on a charge
Of keeping a gambling house, was fined
So and costs with suspended sentence
when arraigned in police court. Five
inmates were taken from the place.
Trains Big Chorus--Ben Stanley. Or
ganist at Trinity cathedral, will train n
chorus Of 100 voices IN a cantata which
VIII be given some time in February for
the benefit Of st. Johns Methodist Epis-
opal church RehearB7ls will start the
second Tuesday in January.
Roy Slack FIned-Roy Slack, Thir-
teenth and Center. streets, charged with
using abusive and profane language on
a street car was fined s25 and costs in
police court. In add ton to the above
charge 1t was asserted that Slack tried
to whip officer Herdlzano.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-21
Santa Claus Drinks
Hot Coffee Daily

Santa Claus drinks coffee. Honest to
goodness. he does.
A man goes about town with a large
coffee urn and distributes hot drinks TO
the men who stanu at street corners in
the guise OF St Nicholas
A mother and 5-year-od miss hap
pened along while this coffee messenger
was serving Santa Claus at the south
west corner Of Sixteenth and Farnam
streets.
In ecstacy the child exclaimed. "Oh.
mamma, Sanity drinks coffee DO you
think he ever drinks heer?"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-21
MAN WHO ESCAPED FROM
W0RKH0USE is CAUGHT

A. r. Reynolds, Bud stevens, Pete and
Lew Wilson were each sentenced to thirty
days in the county jail on a charge of
vagrancy. All four. it was testified, as
saulted an old man who had previously
purchased their supper and taken them
to picture show. Stevens was one of
the men who escaped from the workhouse
several days ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-21
WANT CITY TO DEVOTE
FUND TO WEED CUTTING

Officers of the Northwest Federation
of Improvement clubs believe the time TO
on the ground.
This organization is now trying to pre-
vail upon the city council to set aside
$1,000 I'm the 1916 budget for cutting of
weeds next season, under direction OF the
health department.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-21
Recommended for Croup.

Coughs. colds, Group, hoArseness. In
famed throat. bronchial troubles or sore
chest are relieved by Foleys Honey and
Tar. which opens stopped air passages.
/. sooihes and heals inflamed surfaces. and
restores normal breathing. w. C. Allen.
Boseley. NO.. says; Il have raised =
family OF four children and used Foley's
Honey and Tar with all OF them. I find
Il the best cough and Group medicine
ever used I used It for eight or ten
years and can recommend 1t for Group"
E0ld observation-disclosures
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-21

The mail Is moving out in fine shape.
Great car loads OF packages leave the
postoffice for the railroad station ct all
hours of the day. There1l be no con-
gestion this year
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-21
Are Won ConstIpatedf

Why suffer. take dose OF Dr. Kings
New Life Pills tonight you will feel fine
tomorrow. Only Csc All druggists.-Ad-
Vertisement.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-21
MRS. MARGARET w. COR.

MRS. MARGARET w. COR
NELL, secretary to Charles
O. Crowley, indicted with
Crowley and Baron Wilhelm
Won Bricken at San Fran
cisco. The name of Cap
tain Franz Won Papen was
brought out in the evidence
against Mrs. Cornell, Grow
ley and Won Bricken.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-21

"One Of my children was affected with
skin trouble for SIX months. It was all over
her body and on her head. II started in the
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-21

Chotce OF:
Pullman Bread and Butter or
Coffee Cake. and Prune Sauce,
or Apple Sauce, and Coffee.
Pot OF Tea or Hot Chocolate 1Oc
Baked Apple and Cream .IOc
Burgess-MAsh Oo.--crichst Room.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-21
Shop on a Transfer

It's the most convenient way to shop
Saves time and worry. Ask any sales per-
son to start you with one.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-07
NINTH-lNNING RALLIES

ROCH ESTER, y. Y. September g.
Rochester nosed out Montreal in the
ninth inning OF both games of the Holt
day bill. The score in each instance
was TO 3. Erickson had held the
Royals scorclcss in the forenoon up
until the ninth, when couple OF
singles were followed by an error and
dumb plays by Beatty gave them three
right back In their half. a pass and
singles by Beatty and Priest netting
the necessary two runs to win. The
Royals had the afternoon contest, 5 to ..
time Fullerton had outpitched Herche
In Rochcster's half Williams singled,
and Palmero went in 70 run for him
Walker, batting for Herche, doubled
TO center, Palmero scoring the tieing
run, and Walker came home with tho
winning counter on Piez's single Three
great catches by w. Zimmerman formed
the fielding feature. The scores:
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FIVE RECORDS SMASHED
Middle Atlantic Field Chumpionshfps
Produce Mnny New Mnrka

Produce Mnny New Mnrks
PHILADELPHIA, September 6.-F'ive
district records wc.e broken In the
annual Middle Atlantic Amateur Ath-
letic Union track and field champion
ships here day. Jemes r. Meredith, the
University OF Pennsylvania sprinter,
representing the Meadowbrook Club.
won the half and quarter-mile runs
IN rapid succession After winning the
half In 1853 80. he established a new
record in the quarter, which he ran in
Other record breakers we're: Fl. T..
barron, Mercury Athletic Club. who
won the l20-yard hurdles in Is Is,
beating the record held by James
Thorpe since 1909 by Is of a second;
James j. Comcrford. shannon Country
Cup, who put the shot ~ feet 10 4
inches. Ia inches further than the
former record: j. Levick Brecheim of
the Germantown Boys Club. who threw
the javelin las feet 4 inches. breaking
the former record, by ) feet inches.
and Fred Hasselberg. Mercury Ath-
letic Club. who threw the discus l0e
l02 feet
The Germantown Boys Club won the
meet with total of SIS points Mea-
dowbrook was second with 20 points
and the Mercury Athletic Club third.
with Is. " ~
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SCHMIDT WANTS TO FIGHT

NEW YORK, September 6.-The
worlds champion Bostons received an
other setback when New York also
TOOK the afternoon game. to o. Tes-
reau held Boston TO two singles one
by MaranVil!e in the second inning,
and the second in the eighth by Cowdy.
the former New York player, let in IN e
nrst two Giant runs In the fourth in
ming.
The game was full of wrangles he
tween the players Of the rival teams.
In the seventh inning before taking his
position at first. Schmidt, of the vi.i-
tors. walked over To the New York
with Doyle. Umpircs Byron and Eason
had TO hold the Boston player TO pre-
vent him from attacking Doyle. The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-07
BLUES LOSE TO FORK UNION
Richmond Milftinmcn Drop Two Games
to Country I.ads.
roDy ,->-,o>. -, =

FORK UNION. VA. September O.
Fork Union took both games Of a
Blues to-day. the first, ) to 4. and the
second, to Q, in six innings Flanna-
gan and Galloway, on the mound for
Fork Union, were in great form in
the first game With the score tied
up to the last half of the ninth inning,
and with one on, John Pitts landed
Shelton. for the Blues, pitched good
ball in the first game, hut met his
Waterloo i'm the second. and had to re-
tire in favor OF r. Pitts. In the second
game the entire Fork Union team bat
ted like fendS.
Batteries: Fork Union. Flanagan and
Sledd; H.. Galway and Ned Galloway;
w. Word. Umpire, Mr.. Chewning
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Richmond Golfers Win
Country Club of virginia Tnlkcs
Stnte Championship In TOurnn-
ment mt Roanoke.

ROANOKE, VA, September e.
The annual Virginia COLI tourna-
mcnt came to close here to-day.
when the tenn representing the
Country Club of Virginia, OF tich-
mond, won the team championship
over the Hermitage Club, OF the
same city. defenting the latter by
hcOre of 10 to u.
The cOnsOlidnt ton wns won by the
team representing the Roanoke
Country Club. the Nassau count be-
Ing used. At the annual meeting of
the Virginia Association, held ut tho
lunch hour, the following officers
were clcctedt e.. e.. Humphrtcs, Lex
Country Club of vIrgInin, vice
presidents Hen HuEcr, Lexington,
secretary md TREASURER.
The next tournament Will he held
at Lexington Labor Day, 1919, mt
the Country Club of Virginia. Rich
mond, 1917. and lakewood Country
Club, LynchburE, 101S.
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Norwood Win. Lop.ldcd f;on,c

wood easily defeated Warminstcr sat
urday in a one-sided game, though
tne visitors seemed to be winning IN
20 the fourth inning. Brown, for the
locals, was on the mound for three in
nings, and was relieved by Wood in
Inc Inc tourth, who held them at his mercy.
the pitching OF Wood. were the bril-
iiamt nelding of Turner. in short, and
Warminster 1oO1O nnoo ,
NorWood ........... % 0 O l O s 3 3s-13
BatterieS; Adcock, Horsley and Gun
iItms nam Brown. Wood and Galloway.
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PORTSMOUTH WINS FLAG
SECOND SEASON CLOSES ON
VIRGINIA LEAGUE CIRCUIT
Tnrs Divide With Truckers-Rocky
Mount Heats Orphans. and IIuild-
Trim Swamp Cats.

NORFOLK. VA. September 6.-One
game margins decided the champion
ship of the second half of the Virginia
League and also occupancy of third
place. for as n result OF to-day's games.
Portsmouth won the right to meet
Rocky Mount. winner Of the first half.
In the post-scason series. and Norfolk
The Truckers cinchcd their claim by
defeating the Tars. to /, in the morn
ing game. played in Portsmouth. and
Norfolk took the afternoon fracas by
a 2-to-0 score in a pitchers battle be-
tween Nicks and Lefty" Alton. The
largest crowd that ever attended A
game in Portsmouth turned out for
the morning melee, the turnstiles show
ing more that 5000 people, with 2,400
paid admissions
The attendance at the afternoon
game in Norfolk was kept down by the
rain. which fell steadily for a half
hour before starting time. but about
1900 people turned out.
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TWO MORE FOR TARHEELs
ROCKY MOUNT, n. C. september

ROCKY MOUNT, n. c., September e.
a great holiday gathering saw the
Tarheels administer the second de-
feat OF the day to the Orphans this
on the scheduled season in the Virginia
League. Despite the fact that the game
had no significance in the final windup
throughout, and the Tarheels the VIC
tors because they hit the ball harder
and more often than their opponents.
hit hard in the pinches. while with one
Gray drove over the right field fence
for homer in the third. On the other
hand. Leake was effective throughout.
and II was only after he had annexed
lead did he give up safe ones in con-
nectcd order. The scores:
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RAIN STOPS FINAL GAME

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, September
6.--As disappointing as the season had
been. rain this afternoon prevented the
Shiphulders and the Tigers from stag
ing the farewell game Of the Virginia
League season. The morning game,
played for the most part in q drizZling
rain. was won by Newport News. 3 to .
Hamilton opposed Poole, and but for
poor support, due chiefly TO the con-
dition of the watersoaked ball. it is
doubtful If either would have been
scored upon.
The season just closed, particularly
the latter part of II. has had disappoint-
ing results for the local fans. The
Builders slumped at the close of the
last half and lost the championship for
that period by one game Rocky
Mount taking two out of three games
OF tho decided series. The scores:
MORNING GAME
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WHITE SOX TAKE TWO

CHICAGO. September s.-Chicago won
2oth games OF the Labor Day bin from
Cleveland to-day by scores OF TO |
and TO o In the first game klcpfer.
.hc foTrnc: White Sox, was driven from
n. mound under "a bomhnrdmcnt OF
ats. in tho sixth inning In this roun
.hc locals btnChcd six hits, one a
!oublc h. f Collins and Jackson's
riplc with Two errors and c!inched the
game. Cicotte was hit hard. but tight
.n-d UP n; critical times. and was given
COOL support.
IN the las, contest Benz held his OPP
)Cntn;s 10 four scattered hits. In &c
,f which were made by kirkc. The
lclliES behind Benz was perfect.
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AFTERNOON GAME.
1.-TWO out when winning run scored.

Totals 70 q "a Totals. ...2s 5to5 is 0
Ran for Williams in ninth.
tBntted for Hersche In ninth.
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,ltiR. BrookIyn.

Totals rs : - II Totals. 81 70 p - !
Ran for Cravath in eighth.
Slated for GotZ in eighth
iRan for Wheat In eighth.
score by innings: r.
philadelphia 49,. o o 0 3 t--3
BrookIyn ............. q ) -
Summary: Runs ugey, Whitfield. Eioaon.
- Mara, Stengc!. Cutshaw, Myers. .SiNcu.
Srnyth. Two-hasc hits--Iuderus, Stenrel.
Smyth Earned Observation-Disclosures 2.
Brooklyn. !. Sacrifice hits-A,exander Tau
bert Double plays-OMara and DAutert :
dnlphia. .; Brooklyn. : First on errors
Phtiadelphia: |. Bases on balis-on cheney.
:. on Coombs, ,; off Alexander. 5. Hits
in inning; off Marqua.d. Ia "a
innings. Hit by pitch.T-by Cheney. SiIlifer
struck out-by Cheney. 3. by Marquard. T.
BY Alexander. l. Wild pitchcs-Aienan!er
Marquard '2j. Passed ball-Millcr I'm
p!res. Klein and Emslie. Time 2:lD
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CARDS WIN TWICE, TOO

ST. LOUIS. September S.-St. Louis
set Chicago back into the second di-
vision by winning a double header to-
day. 10 and 10 to 0. The first game
between Pierce and Sallee. The former
weakened in the twelfth. and after
hllin~ the bases was replaced by Law
ender. The latter hit Hyatt on the
ankle with his spit ball, forcing the
winning run.
In the second contest Humphries gave
seventeen hits before the game was
called in the eighth on account of dark
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MORNING GAME.

Totals Sd IA 5 Torals " . - .
3atied for Fitzpatrick i'll fourth.
tran for Meyers in seventh.
-Ba;ted for Stroud in NTH.
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.SUPERBAs MAKE BIG CAIN
PHlLLlES LOSE TWICE, AND
so DO CHAMPION BRAVES
Cardinals Set Cubs Back by Winning
Observation-Disclosures Shire
IIOnOrk With Ciucy
BROOKLYN. Scptembcr Gprook

BROOKLYN. September 6-Brooklyn
made IT two straight from Philadelphia
by also winning the afternoon game
games of the National League leaders
ana going into second place Pfeffer
held the Phillies down 20 Ave hits four
or which were punched In the seventh
and eighth innings The Dodgers
batted tixey out Of the box in four
innings: and also hit BaumEardner
hhrd lineup stopped the smuggling, but
100 late. Two fast double plays fea-
turcd an crrorless game by Brooklyn
MORNING GAME.
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TORONTO PUT BUFFALO OUT
BIS0NS LOSE TWO COSTLY
GAMES TO CANADIAN CLUB
Ninth Inning Rallies Give Rochester
Fair of Victories Over Montreal.
Skeetcrn Divide with Grnya.

TORONTO. ONT. September 6.-Buf-
Ialo dropped pair OF costly games to
Toronto at respective scores of to 2
and TO ]. The Leafs batted out the
the second affair was not decided until
the last inning, when Cav weakened
and allowed three singles. which. with
an iRfcld out, were sufficient to win.
Both contests were featured by spec
tacular catches by Leaf outfielders. The
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AFTERNOON CANE

Summary: Runs-Grant. Merkle. Thorpe
Movers. Two-hase hit-Grant. Three-tase
hit-Thorpe. Home run-Meyers. stolen
hase-Merkle. Earned runs--New York t.
Double piay-Egan and Schmidt. Left on
bases-New York, - Boston, g. First base
errors--New York. !. Bases on balls off
Rudolph. 3; of Tesreau. :. Hit by pitcher
by Tesrcau. schmidt Struck out-by Tas-
reau, {; off Rudolph, :. Umpires Byron and
Eason. Time, l:33.
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SPLIT FIFTY-FIFTY
PITTSBURGH. September &C

PITTSBURGH September 6.-Cincin-
natl and Pittsburgh broke even here
to day. the visitors taking the morn
ing game, 3 to o, and the locals the
afternoon contest, 5 to 2. The Reds
won the first game by punching hits in
the third inning, Pitcher Schneider
leading with n home run. Harmon held
the visitors TO FIVE hits this afternoon
The Pirates made all their runs in the
fifth inning, when they knocked Nc
Kenery from the box. He was re-
placed by George. who was never in
trouble. The score.
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AFTERNOON GAME.


summary: Runs-Huggins 60. Butler j,l,
Beseher Long. Miller ca. snyder Doak.
Two base hlt-Betzel Stolen base .onr
Earned runs-St. Louis. 3. Sacri,ire hits
Fisher. wilson. Double plays-HusE!ns.
Butler and Miller. Left hases-ChiCaEo
s: st. Louis. Q. FRS, base on errors-S;
Louis: ? Bases on balls-oh Doak. .. Hi,
out-by Doak. 5: by HUMPHREYS : CY,,pres
ouigiey and O'Day. Time, l:il.
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AFTERNOON GAME.

Scorc by Innings:
Buffalo ............... :
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MORNING GAME
Cleveland ChIcnyo

Slmn'arN: NNHb-ChapMFn: = CoIIns. z
Collins ~. Jackson Leihold, Weaver
chalk. Two-hsse hi;-E. Collins. Three
asc hits-jrcksnn, kirto Stolen bases
:. Collins. Jackson Earned rurs-Chica
Sacrifice hits. Collins, ScF.alk. ST. !th
sc vcr. Johns Double play-ECsn 10 Bar
Left on baSsS-Chicnco. s; Cleveland
Frs, base on -gTors-Ch!cag I. Ras~s on
nis--nG E!+pfer. 3 of Carter, J. Nits-or
:lco!er, In iHniugs; on Carter IN .
Ininrs struck oGt-by rico,tc. :; hy klcp-
@r. !. Wild pi,ch-Cicotte. Ump!res. Wal
acc and Connolly. Time. Ia,
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NATIONALS TAKE 'EM BOTH

PHILADELPHIA. September O.
Washington defeated Philadelphia in
9TH games here this afternoon. : TO 5
|ld = 10 o. The visitors hit Shee ha n 8
|.livery hard in the opening event,
lille Ayers was saved by excellent
|Ipport.
In the second contest Harper was
most invinciblc. only three hits hcing
ade off him In this game Nabors
lrt his pitching hand. and was forced
=, leave the game in the eighth inning.
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RED s0X TAKE SLIP BACK
BOSTON HUMBLED BY YANKS
IN BOTH ENDS OF BIG BILL
Chicago Takes Two Gnmcs From Cievc-
lnnd-Wnsbington Took Both
Clnshcs From Athletics.

BOSTON. September 6.-The league
leaders lost TO New York to-day. to o.
noon The visitors were held without
hits or runs by Ruth until the eighth
inniig this afternoon. when they re-
covUrcd their batting eye and drove
in FIVE runs in two innings OFF ruth.
Leonard and Mays. Caldwell held Bos-
ton safe after the first inning.
MORNING GAME.
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IT uOT TIC NOUI z >
MORNING GAME

Summary: Runs-HartzeN, Bittle, Gray.
Goosetree. Eisel Parmalee. Left on bases
Orphans. S; Rocky Mount. b. Stolen base
-Hart.el Sacrifice hits-Stinson. Francisco.
Parmaiee. Goosetree. Sacrifice hy-Elwnrds.
Tw base hits-Hirsch. Biule io). Gray ~
Three base hit-Eisel. Struck out-hy HirSch
J: 10y Obrien. = Bases on bais-on Otrien
;: of Hirsch. 0. Hit by pitcher-by Obrien.
Harlzell. Time. l:ej Umpire, MCGOWAN
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AFTERNOON GAME.

S'Urr by lnrlnss: n
Philadelphia ....... o o o . ! o.,
Brooklyn ........... . o Q 0 -
summary: Euns-Pa skert. Crava;h Tin
Nixon. McCarty. Two-basc hits-Pasi,ert
t!IEath stolen bases Niehon. . Mara
Myers. Earned rurs-Philadeiphin .;
Er1okiyn !. Sacrifice hits-O'Mara STENCIL
fieneT Double plays--McCarty ana On, /.
shaw: . Mara. and Dsubert; Stock Killi:er
and LudeFus Lett on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
. brooklyn. ,. Bases bails-on Ri.ey
= on Baum gardner. .: of Pfener ui;,
off RtNey. In ( i-3 innings: of Baum
gardner. In innings: on Lineup. in 2-s
innings. Hit b. pitchcr-by Baumeardncr
Stengei: 10y PfeHer. lineup Strucx ont
lay R:%ey !: 10y Baumgardner. :: by PfeTer
Wild piich-hixey- Umpires. Klein and
Errsie Time. I:5. $50
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SPLIT DOUBLE-HEADER

PROVIDENCE. r. l., September g.
The Grays and Shelters split even in
q holiday bill to-day, the visitors TAX
inr tn" morning attraction by score
OF TO and the locals winning the
matinee event, 10 Q. Sherman's pitch
ing was a feature Of the first game
Pcnnock held the visitors safe In the
second battle while Ncrbout was hit
hard by the Grays. The scores:
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Scieli.. Walters. Stolen bases-stewart.
Hurley and Seigle. Sacrifice hit--Hurley.
Scielic Crist and Laughlin. Three bas.. hit
Henry. First base on bnls-ofr Poole :: OIL
Hamilton. 2. Struck out-by Poole. 5 by
Hamilton. 3. Left bascs-Suttolk =
30. Umpire Lucia
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TO Race for big Purse.

ST. PAUL, September 5:"Darit
Resta, Ralph De Palma. Bob" Bur.
man and Eddie O'Donnell will rae.
100 miles at the speedway here mex
Sunday for n purse of $4,000, $4,000
to second place driver. $500 to third
and $1,000 to fourth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-07
Totals. az 6 ~, 0 Totals. 2

'Fattcd for Cniv in eighth.
tEat;"d for Foster in ninth.
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Boston ......-....... q, o 90
SEMINARY: Runs Cock, High. Pipp. Bau
man Two-basc hi,s-Cook Baumun. Nuna-
maker. Sacrittc" h.,-iiigh. Double play
Nunamaker and Bauman. Left bases
New York. 5; Bos,on. ,. First base on
srr2rs-New York. ! Bases on balls on
Foster. !: Wild pitch-Fosier. Umprcs
lIIIdcbthnh ana o LOnEhlIn. Tine. 1881.