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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-16
Admits Begun Too Late

1t is true" admitted Mr.. Churchill
that these operations were begun toe
late, but that was not my fault On
September 6. nearly a month before ]
drew the attention of Premier Ascuith
Earl Kitchener and Sir Edward Grey to
the dangerous situation developing al
Antwerp and the grave consequences to
Admiralty interests which the loss OF
the fortress would entail
Mr.. Churchill went on to say he had
suggested that territorial division
should be sent and had made other pro-
posals. But no action was taken and
the situation he had described super
vened. Justifying the sending of a
naval division he said
The situation was desperate: the
need was bitter: I knew that Lord
Kitchener would not send TerritoriaIs
and that it would be wrong to lock up
regulars in fortress there. Apar.
from all other considerations. thew
were the equal of the marine fusiliers
sent by the French at the same the"
Turning to the Dardanelies. Mr..
Churchill said he was not going to try
to prove that the plan adopted was the
best that could have been adopted
Least of all was he going to try to
prove that his responsibility in the
matter was not great.
Il am concerned to make clear to
the House and the navy" he said, that
this enterprise was profoundly and
deliberately considered and that there
was great volume of expert opinion
behind it; that i: was framed entirely
by expert and technical minds, and tina,
In no circumstance could it be regard.
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Standing of Clubs
Games Today.
jersey City in Providence.

Harrisburg. Pa, Aug, 14.-Harris-
burg celebrated their return home
today with a double victory over Rich
mond, score 6 TO and 10 to S. The
first game was g. timely hit victory.
In the second the Indians had an
easy job. This game was called in
the sixth inning to allow Richmond
to catch train.
Russell started out 70 pitch for
Richmond in the initial game but he
lasted only Q "a innings, having
walked four men and allowed a like
number OF hits during this brief
period. Morrisette. who succeeded
him, pitched fairly good ball. allowing
only three hits during the remainder
of the game.
Morrisette went back after the
Indians in the second game. but his
benders were walloped hard and time D..
~. twelve safeties being garnered from
his benders in five innings. The vir-
ginians registered eleven safeties IN
this contest, but they failed to come
as timely as those secured by the
Indians
The Virginians walloped the ball
hard in both contests, getting twenty
one safettes.
The box scores:
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Sweeney: pitchers. warhop. Russell.
Cottrell. Morrisette, Lamonte and
Meadows; infielders, Jordan. Mullen.
Arragon. Crane. Pick. Fewster and
Healy; outfielders, Thompson, Bates,
Iwombley, Dunn. Jr.. and Bankston.
TZis afternoon the team plays an
exhibition game In Long Branch, N.
j. The boys will engage in another
exhibition game on Monday, after
which they will leave for home, ar
irving here Tuesday morning. When
the team comes back 1t will remain
here until after Labor Day. The vir-
ginians will then 60 away for the re-
mainder of the season.
Surprises galore have been sprung
this season in the American and Ma
ttonai Lagues. Despite the fact that
Connie Mack parted with several OF
his stars. including Eddie Collins,
Frank Baker. Eddie Plank and Chief
Bender. even the baseball wiseacres
did not anticipate seeing the Philadel-
phia Athletics anchored in last place
In the American League. Few thought
that the former worlds Champions
would be pennant contenders, but in
view OF Macs ability En- a leader, It
was thought that he would be either
In. or within striking distance Of the
first division. But 1t looks as IL the
elongated Athletic leader and his UNI
derlings have the cellar for keeps"
during the 1918 season.
Another surprise u the formidable
showing OF the Brooklyn Dodgers, who
are now holding down second place In
the Tener circuit "Uncie" Wilbert
Robinson's proteges have been dis
playing great form this season. and
they still have q chance for the gon-
Talon. The poor showing OF the New
York Giants and the great squirt of
the Yankees also occasioned surprise
the first part Of this season.
The races Tor the buntings In thu
two major organisations have been
more 4ptsrssttngs this.ypar-than IN sev
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POINT JUDITH -FOUR
WIN FROM REOb|ROS

Narragansett Pier. r. l.. Aug. ia
In the finals of the Gladstone cup to-
day the Point Judith four defeated
the Aiken Redbirds 3 "a to Ia.
In the fifth chukker Fl. Leroy Whit
ney's pony FELL throwing his rider
heavily. After several minutes Whit
ney pluckily resumed play. though 1t
was evident that the shock had been
a severe one.
In the first chukker Wister Ran
dolph scored twice, one of the goals
being on a long drive from scrim-
mage.
In the second period the Redbirds
missed a couple of goals by the ball
hitting the ponies in front of them
but they were not to be denied, and
Wannamaker and Hopping finally
counted.
In the next two periods the Ran
doiphs, father and son. scored four
goals between them ana a foul by
Gordon gave Point Judith a lead.
Young Rodman wannamaker retail
ated in the NTH chukker with two
goals, one being scored by clever zig
tagging.
In the sixth and seventh periods
the Randolphs resumed play and
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Athletic
BY ERNEST POLLARD.
sas our demonstration

Unless our representation goes
astray there is going to be a
crowd out at Broad Street Park next
Tuesday afternoon that will make a
feeling OF joy creep over the local
management, Since the announcement
yesterday morning that Manager Jack
Dunn had procured the services OF
Jack Warhop, Eddie Sweeney, ct ais.
local fans have taken on additional
crowd promises to be a record breaker
for the first of the week.
In every section Of the city but
tons. bearing the words. II havt paid
my dollar are seen gracing the coats
OF many public-spirited citizens. While
several hundred have already been
disposed Of by the Richmond commit
tee. many other local people are fast
imbibing the spirit Of civic pride and
patriotism and are falling in line.
Tuesday Is going to be big day at
the local pastiming grounds Come
out and watch WARRIOR and Sweeney,
the famous New York Yankee bat
terry. work for the virginians. and In
the Jersey City ePsts a double-de-
feat.
Healy ami Bankston. the two play
ers sent to the virginians from the
Philadelphia Athletics, Joined Mana
ger Dunn yesterday In Harrisburg,
while WARRIOR. Sweeney and Mullen.
the trio from the Yanks, will report
In Richmond tomorrow. The release
Of Warhop and Sweeney. especially the
latter, to the Richmond club has oc-
casioned some surprise in the Amer
lean League, Sweeney 10 considered
one of the best receivers In the John
son circuit Manager Dunn should con-
securing this battery, for the two
Yanks will doubtless ada considerable
strength to the local blub.
When the new players arrive In
camp Manager Dunn will have twenty
two men on his roster. which means
that five Of them will have to be
either released or suspended to get
within the player limit. Just what the
meaning Of signing OF First Baseman
George Mullen and Outnsider Bank
ston IL not known here, but II may
mean that Connie Mack 10 going to
recall "Shag" Thompson, and that
Tim Jordan will be released. At one
time this season the local first base
man was driving them up against the
fence as of old, but on the road he
has fallen down considerably In his
hitting. Mullen is said to be a SEN
sational fielder. while he IL a hitter
OF more than ordinary ability. For
Lincoln. in the Western League. last
season he clouted the pellet at 1881
clip, leading that organization In bat
ting.
Besides himself Manager Dunn has
twenty-one men on the payroll. These
ARE as follows:
CAichsrs sSrhAukls. 0'pcnnsll -and
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Gossip
Manager Dunn VIII Have to Let Out Five
Players to Get Within Player Limit

'eral seasons. Boston. Detroit and Chi
cago have chance to participate in
the worlds series. while practically
every outfit In the National League is
still in tina running.
I'd. We predict that the batteries for
the opening game OF the worlds series
Will be as follows:
Alexander and Ktlifer: Smoky
Joe" Wood and Thomas
George Floyd. Benedictine's star
catcher this season. is playing stellar
ball for the Kelford, N. c., outfit. He
Is not only heading off runners at
the keystone sack, but IL singing the
pellet frequently. George Is one of
the best catchers that ever performed
In the local prep school league. and
very few larcenies are committed
while he is working behind the bat.
The Virginia League has hard
road to travel this season. and the or
ganization will be very fortunate II
1t Is not forced to discontinue ope-
rations before the end OF the season.
However. II Newport News remains
In the league It will. In all probability.
continue until after Labor Day.
1t is very probable that the circuit
Just what teams will be dropped by
the organization is not known, but
Norfolk. Newport News and Rocky
Mount are almost sure OF being rep
resented. 1t Is understood that Peters,
burg will again ask for admission,
while the advisability Of giving Will
mington. N. c., franchise liz being
considered, There 10 also some talk
Of taking three teams from Virginia
and a like number from the TarheeI
State and forming an organization to
be known at the Virginia Carolina
League.
doc" Newton. the former Rich
mond Colt shortstop, sure Ia lambast-
ing the pellet for the Portsmouth out
tit. He ID getting from one to three
hits for the Truckers In practically
every game. Doc started out play
ing the middle garden for the Tide
water team, but now he IL lookina
after things around the keystone sta
ton.
According to letter received from
Charlie Strain. the Richmond
youngster II performing for team in
one Of North Carolina's small towns.
Just why he left Portsmouth IL not
known, for he sure was pitching great
ball for the Truckers. while his hitting
was far better than any other hurter
In the Virginia League.
Terry Morrison and Leonard
Cheatwood. both Of whom played foot
ball for Benedictine College, WIN ma
circulate at virginia Military Institute
this year, In addition TO their foot
ball ability Cheatwood plays baseball
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BUTTONS ARE GOING FAST.

Members of the committee who
are dispOsing Of the dollar Day
buttons are meeting with much en-
coBEagenaent,, according to Chair.
man Hotchkiss.
The canvassers have only two
more days In which TO dispose OF
the buttons, and II the citizens or
Richmond who have not yet con-
trtbuted their dollar desire to help
the Richmond club they should Sc
cure their buttons at once.
The buttons will be acconapanied
with tickets that will admit bear
ers to Broad Street Park either
Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday or
Friday. Tuesday IL Button Day"
but some may be unable to attend
the double-header, and for this
reason the committee will admit
them ON either Of the other DAYS.
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AMATEUR TEAMS BREAK
EVEN IN DOUBLE BILL

The two opening games yesterday
afternoon at Broad Street Park for
the local championship resulted In an
even break. Duplex taking the initial
game by q count of 1S to 2 and Port
ners winning the second 3 to /.
Despite the fact that there was
much heavy hitting in the two con-
tests and both were one-sided affairs.
they were very interesting. A large
crowd saw the two teams battle for
supremacy.
As a result OF this split, another
game will have TO be played next Sat
urday at Byrd Park TO decide the
championship.
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Especial to The Richmond yirginian4
Norfolk, Va, Aug. 14.-For twenty
three Innings, the record long gam
OF the Virginia League. Norfolk an
SUFFOLK battied for supremacy todas
darkness ending the contest with Tn
score z to 2. Southpaw Poole. for tn
Tigers. and Steamboat Cochran, for tn
Tars. went the entire distance. SUI
folk punched hits for Two runs
the third, but was never. able to sco4
after that. In the sixth, with one Of
Thrasher drove the ball over a canva|
sign in right for a clean home ru1
tieing the score. That ended the ru|
getting. The score:
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Score by innings: n. II. e,
Cleveland 80. 400 0o1 000-5 o
indianapolis. 020 600 0o0-2 Z 4
Batteries: Bowman. James and
Billings; Triple and Blackburn.
Score by innings: n, n. r..
Minneapolis :. $50 100 oIo--s IL
st Paul $3.50. 600 600 z02---4 Q 4
Batteries: Yingiin and Sullivan;
Steele. Williams. Lathrop and Johns
ton.
Score by innings: r. Fl. T..
Columbus ........ 90 Oh 0
Louisville ....... $50 1s-7 10 0
Batteries: Babe. O'Toole and Cole
man, Middleton and Clemens.
Score by innings: r. III. u.
Milwaukee -. 900 400 10i---6 Is .
Kansas City !. 031 600 0o0-4 o /
Batteries: Young and Hughes; Lar
son and Crisp and Geibel
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DEMAR[E BLANKS
BOSTON BRAVES
PhiIlies Hit Three Boston Pitchers
Hard and Timely, Winning by
Score OF Q to o.
DODGERS DEFEAT NEW YORK
ST. Louis Cardinals Experience Little
Trouble In Disposing Of Chicago
Cubs-Cincinnau Beats Pittsburg
Twice.

Philadelphia, August 1.-THE Phil
lies trampled all over the Boston
Braves. defeating the worlds cham
pions this afternoon by score OF
to o. Demaree. the former New York
Giant, pitched great ball In the pinches'
and brilliant fielding on the part Of
the Quakers assisted him materially
In winning shut -out victory. The
Philadelphia OUTFIT batted three Bos-
ton pitchers. garnering thirteen hits.
The leaders put the game safely away
by scoring three runs in the opening
inning on Hughes
Score by innings: r. III. E.
Boston -. -. 600 000 600 6 2
Philadelphia -. .3e1 623 oos--s IS 0
Batteries--Hughes. Nohf, Barnes.
Gowdy and Whaling: Demares and Kill
lifer. Umpires-Klem and Cockill.
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Paris, Aug. 1.-THE Portuguese
cruiser Republica ran aground near
Peniche, south OF Lisbon, while on
her way to Oporto. but is not believed
to be in q dangerous position accord
ing to advices from Pentche. where the
crew disembarked after the warship
struck 1t was stated that IT was ex-
pected the Republica would be fioated
on the next high tide.
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witter. Three-bass hits-Kraft.
Sacrifice hits-Ta nm. Double plays
Twombly TO ODonnell. Struck out
By Morrieefte. 4: Lee. 2. Base on
hails--By Morrisette, 3: by Lee. 3.
Left on basee--Richmond, 8; Harris
burg. s. Hit by pitcher--Zmmerma
stolen hases-Zimmermsn, Healey.
Passed hails-O'Donnell. 2. Sacrifice
ffy--Reynolds Time. 1910. Umpires,
Freeman and Harrison.
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SUFFOLK
oo2 900 600 900 600 600 600 oo--
Norfolk
600 o02 900 600 600 600 900 o0-j
Summary: Stolen bases--Aleen.
Poh, Mcmahon. Foiles and Flynn. Sa|
rifice hits-B. Stewart. Poole. Goalf
Schumacher. Poh. Mcmahon and CievI
land. Two-bass hits---B. Stewart HoI
runs-Thrasher. Struck out--By Pod
10; by Cochran. Q. Base on bAila
or Poole. 4. OF Cochran, s. Left
ba ses--Suffolk. II: Norfolk. III TN
OF game--3:40. Umpire-~Vitter.
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NORFOLK And SUFFOLK 4
PLAY RECORD CONTEST
Teams Battle For Twenty Innings-Iongest Game Eve
Staged In Virginia LeagueTo 2-2 Standstill-Poole
and Cochran Go Entire Route.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Norfolk, 2; Suffolk, 2 (twenty-tire'
innings). -
game).
ond game).
(first game]. -
Portsmouth, 6; Rocky Mount
(second game).
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ORPHANS GET ONE GAME
FROM THE sHIpRGIIsDEH

Especial to The Richmond vIrginfa@
Newport News. Va. Aug. 1.-THE
Gals today divided double bill W
the Orphans, winning the frat.
0. and losing the second. to 9. b
games we're played in fast time al
both were featured by bits of II
fielding. Score:
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st. Louis. Aug. I4.--Ames held the
Cubs TO two runs today while the Card
inais romped in on Pierce and Stand
ridge for twelve taliies. The game
was a beiligerent affair from the start.
Umpire Byron chasing Bresnahan to
the showers and Zimmerman and Pierce
for fighting In the dugout. thinner
mans errors were responsible for
enough local runs 70 win the game.
Score by innings: r. H. r..
Chicago -. -. .081 001 e00--2 3
ST. Louis - oar oe4 17s--i1 10 3
Batteries--Pierce. Standridgs, Archer
and Hargrave; Ames and Snyder. Um-
pfres-Byron and Eason.
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The ambulance. DR.. Doggett in
charge. was called to 1857 East Main
Street. last night to attend to s. Hay
man. coiored, of 62s Murray Street.
South Richmond, who was taken sud
denly Ill. He was treated and left.
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MONTREAL ROYALS
LOSE ONE TO LEAFS

Toronto. Ont, Aug. 14.--In the last
appearance of Montreal here this sea :
son. the Leafs and the Royals divided
. doubie-h header, Montreal taking the
nrst. to 0, and Toronto the last.
8 to s.. The first game was a pitchers
hattie between Herbert and powd with
the latter having the best OF the argu-
ment. Manning held Montreal with
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Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
Pittsburg. d; Brooklyn, o.
ST. Louis. 3: Newark, /.
Kansas City. 8; Buffalo, (flrst
game).
Buffalo, s; Kansas City. Second
game).
Chicago, z; Baltimore, (first
camel.
Baltimore, 8; Chicago. (second
gamel.
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Standing of Clubs.

Games Tb.1ay.
st. Louis In Cleveland.
Detroit in Chicago.
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Yariks Beat Afacku,en.


New York. Aug. 14.-Being four
runs behind meant nothing to the
Yankees today--not With Majors
pitching for the Athletic. As evil
dence that four runs in arrears not
only was not the least forbiddinE. but
that, on the contrary, 1t added q lit
tie spice to the afternoons function,
the Yankees won the game, 8 to s.
Connie Mack recruit pitchers
overnight, but courses at meals and at
all other odds and ends Of spare mo-
ments. and Jack Majors was one OF
these whom he flung at the Yankees
today. The Athletics did a lot for the
TAN youngster by raking in four runs
in the first inning. but Majors. pitch
ing composedly and well for four In
nfngs. Topped completely in the f1fth,
when four bases on balls and ak bases
on hits allowed seven home protectors
to rendezvous at the plate.
The Athletics whisked four runs 20
the platter in the first inning on three
infield hits and two shaky throws at
tendant upon the choppy safeties to
the front yard, but once having
worked himself free from that At
Fisher was real pitcher the rest of
the way.
Philadelphia 400 900 o1o-s O
New York, 200 07o o0s--s 10 q
Batteries: Majors, F1iiingin. Lam
and McAvoy; Fisher and Nunna-
maker. Umpires. O'Loughlin and Hill
debrand.
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Virginians B DoHR Norfolk
RICHMOND DROPS TWO
TO HARRISBURG TEAM
yrgnians Waop Ball Hard In Both Contests But Fail To
Registerer Them at Critical Moments Morrisette
and Russell Are Both Hit Hard.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yestertia y

Harrisburg, q: hftanaohu' .
gffrst gane).
Harrisburg, 10; hlchnionu,
tsecond ganbe).
Providence, B; Jersey City, 4
first gaTse).
Providence. q; Jersey City,
(second gamc).
Montreal. 2; Toronto. (arSt
game.
Toronto. 8; Montreal, 5 (second
Eame).
Buffalo, If; Rochester, o first
camel.
Rochester, 3; Buffalo, 2 (sesond
gamc1.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday,

Results Yesterday.
Detroit, 8; Chicago. 8.
New York. 8: Philadelphia. 8.
Boston, 4; Washington, 3.
St Louis, 4; Cleveland, FIRST
game).
St. Louis. 2; Cleveland. (second
game).
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Standing of Clubs.

Games Today.
st. Louis In Newark.
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Williams Df sszs Button Day s' sH Iv =
MAJOR LEAGUE
| STANDINGS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Resnlts Yesterday.

Results YeBfeFday.
Philadelphia. D.: Boston. 0.
Brooklyn, 8; New York. /.
st. Louis, IL; Chicago. ..
Cincinnati. s.; Pittsburg. teieven
innings; first game).
Cincinnati, 8: Pittsburg, 0 tsecond
game).
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Games Today.
Pittsburg in Cincinnati.
Chicago in st. Louis.
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Pittshurg. Pa. Aug I4.--Pittsburs
suffered double defeat today at the
hands of the Cincinnati Reds The
scoaes were to I. and to 0. the
first game going eleven innings, Both
sides were forced to change pitchers
in the frst game. Kantlehner relieving
Adams and Lear taking the place Of
Dale. Toney was effective In the sec-
ond game. while McQuiiien was forced
to give way to Conxelman, who also
failed to hold the Cincinnati hatsmen
In check.
Second game:
Score by innings: R.H. r.
Cincinnati -. 900 100 020 0i--S II 4
Pittsburg ;. ..0z0 2e0 600 e0--& 10 s
Batteries--Dale. wingo and Clark;
Adams. Kantlshner and schang. UNI
pires--RiEler and Emslie.
Score by innings: R.HE,
Cincinnati -. LOO 3e0 0ao--s IL 2
Pittsburg -. -. ZOO o0e eo0--e IS 2
Batteries: Toney and Clark; McQuil-
Ian. Conseiman. Kantlehner and Glib
son. Umpires--Rigler and Emslie.
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scored once apiece, The Redbirds
were always in evidence, but their
long drives were missing the goal
posts
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sTOGIEs ARE WINNERS
OVER BROOKLYN FEDS

Score by innings: r. n. II.
Brooklyn ..... 600 900 1000 6
Pittsburg -. oil 1O1 00s--4 10 0
Batteries: Wiltse and Land; Allen
end O'Connor. Umptres. F1nneran and
Mullin.
Score by innings: r. Fl. Il.
St Louis 49,. 01o coo Oils 8 i
Newark ,.... 900 900 olo-1 4 /
Batteries: Plank and Hartley;
Moran. Billiard and Rariden. Um-
pires. Westervelt and johnson.
First game:
Score by innings: r. II. e.
Kansas City oil GOO i2i-ye II o
Buffalo ....... 600 600 600 Q 0
Batteries: johnson and Easterly:
Knapp and Blair. Umpires. Brennan
and Corcoran.
Second game:
Score by innings: n. IT. T..
Kansas City =. 100 ole ooo--a 8 .
Buffalo ...... 600 $40 l0s-s IA o
Batteries: Cuilop. Adams and
Easteriy; Bedient and Allen. Um-
pires. Corcoran and Brennan.
First game:
Score by innings: r. Fl. e.
Baltimore -. 600 COS o0o--8 8 0
Batteries: Hendrix and Fischer:
Bailey and Owens Empires Nc
cormick and Wilhelm.
Second game:
Score by innings. r. H. e.
Chicago .... eOl 600 0oo---i 10 /
Baltimore -. 400 0i0 00s--3 0
Batteries: Prendergast, Black and
Fischer: johnson and Jackiitsch. Um-
pires. Mccormick and. ,ihslm<s
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standing Of Clubs.
Games Today.

Games Today.
Norfolk in Suffolk.
Newport News in Rocky Mount.
Orphans In Portsmouth
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Brooklyn. N. Y. Aug. 1.-THE Giants
were DEBATED by the Dodgers this az
ternoon by q score OF to l. Brooklyn
threw away q lot of runs IN the bar
gain, while New York was lucky to
score at all.
Score by innings: r. H. Il.
New York " -. 900 600 DOLL 0
Brooklyn -. -. 300 600 2Is--6 /
Batteries-Stroud. Schauer and Mey-
ers: Pfeffer and Mccarthy. Umpires--
ODay and Orth.
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TIGERS Win Came.

Chicago, ILL.,, Aug 1.-THE Detroit
Tigers went after Pitcher Jim Scott so
hard In today's game with the Sox
that he was taken out In the third in
ming. Six hits, including a double by
Sam Crawford, with two on IN the
third, gave the visitors a lead which
was not overcome. The final score
was s to 3. Russell succeeded Scott.
and was hit for five safeties. Dubus
pitched a steady game. except In the
fourth. when he wohbled long enough
to give the Sox three runs out Of their
only tallies.
Score by innings: Il II. ID.
Detroit .......211 600 1905 IL !
Chicago 1000 500 Ooo--s U
Batteries: Dubus and Stanage;
Scott, Russell and Schalk. Umpires,
Dineen and Nallin.