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BurweII Chautnuaua CIoses.

BURWELL. Neb., Aug. H-(special)-
The local chautauqua closed five days
session here today with concert by the
grand opera singers. While the at
tendance has been little below the
average this year, owing to the heavy
rains and hail storms, still the local
corpinittee, reports that everything win
be paid and they have signed up for
next year with more on the guarantee
than ever before.
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{. W. sherfood Hurt At AvOea.

AvocA, Neb., Aug. H-(speciai)-
Thursday afternoon while the Missouri
Pacific freight train was switching in
the yards here brake beam struck and
injured q stranger who had lain down
near the rails. The man was severely
injured about the head He gave his
name as c. w. Sherwood Of Chicago.
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Do"t Ne9teet coughs or Colds.
DR.. Kings New Discovery should De IN
svery home for coughs and colds Chill
dren and aged like IT, SEC. Au druggists.
advertisement.
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FRANCISCO of
completely covered
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SUPERBAS DROP ANOTHER

CHICAGO. September l6.-ChicaCo
moved up to NTH place to-day when
the locals. shut out Brooklyn. l TO 0.
after twelve innings. Good opened the
twelfth by beating ont hunt Fisher
sacrificed him TO second. Schultz was
purposely passed. this being the only
base OH balls of the game. Phcla n
popped out and Safer singl led to right
center. sending Good home from sec.
ond with the only run of the game
The game was n pitchers battle be-
tween Vaughn and Pfener with the
big Chicago twirlcr having the better
OF II. He allowed but four scattered
hits Only five men reached first base
one Of them when he forced another
runner. Two reached the keystone
sack and one other reached third This
was In the first inning. when n single
by Stengel. passed ball. and Archer's
error enabled Stcngcl to make the far
corner. Vaughn also struck out seven
of his opponents.
McCarthy's stop Of swift boundcr
his recovery and throw to first and
a double play, Schultz to Safer were
features which contributed TO Vaughns
success
Prior to the game Umpire Byron made
a public apology to those who wit
messed yesterdays fight between him
self and J. Smith. Of Boston, saying
he regretted the Incident Afte rthe
game. BYRON said: Peace and tran
guilty reiGncd to-day" Score:
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GOOD KICKER Ar VIRGINIA.
SON OF FORMER BASEBALL "
STAR LOOKS GOOD TO COACH
thurman Punts on Average OF Sixty
i"r"s In Practlce-Dave Wilson
declared Ineligible.

NHAkLoTTESVILLE. VA. Septem,
per lb.-The most noted addition I'd
,HSih'a Football squad to-day wat
Ihurhan' a tackle. from Cleveland. q
Inc SounSster is a son Of Lee Thur.
man, one OF the best shortstops evef
III virginia. and also Il football NAV.
er OF ability He formerly attended
ire episcopal High School, near Aelx.
an!ria. but last session went to Mer.
cersburG. where he starred as a lines,
man. lie is an excellent punter. and
as there is no doubt about his making
the varsity. the brunt OF the kickina
is apt to fall upon his shoulders THU
season. His weight Is 1856 Near th{
close OF practice this afternoon he wat
given chance to boot the ball. varit
Gus members of the squad being sen.
down the field under his punts Hi
K K1oks easily averaged sixty yards
I'M mur Virn MS father nna vas member Of
worlds Fair. at Chicago. and cleaned
up every opponent in the college base.
ball tournament save Yale. ranking
next In percentage to the Elrs.
The faculty committee on athletics
to-day declared Dave Wilson ineligi.
bic FOR the team He was barred or
a tcchnicali.y. :he faculty ruling thai
the contract he signed at WOODBURY.
Forest called for his services as botS
tutor and athletic coach. Wilson wal
"H cHl AT virginia three years ago
and was practically sure of a place OF
TINS years eleven. This afternoon hi
had coached ono of tho teams on Lam.
beth field. New arrivals to-day in.
Guided Mckay. Of Sumptcr. s. c.. a
half back from Davidson College. whe
put up such n brilliant game against
North Carolina last fall. and McLain
captain and half back on "A leading
Ashcville. y. G. prep school last sea.
son. The former weighs III, and hal
three moro years in college football
The latter weighs $50. and is also
track man. The first team lined us
to-day as follows: White and Flanna.
gan. ends; Ward and Stillwell. tackles,
IN" Coleman brothers. guards: George
wayne Anderson center: Berkeley
quarter back; Mayer and Ed Ander.
son. half backs. Face. full back
The only freshman in tho lot is PACE
who gained his football knowledge al
Grcenbrier Presbyterian Institute Id
West Virginia His home is in Roa.
nokc. and no is also n track man.
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TIGERS SWALLOW RED sOX
FIRST GAME OF BIG SERIES
RESULTS IN DETROIT WIN
Johnson Beats Brownies for Nationals.
Nhnks Break Losing Streak Mt
Expense or Chicago.

BOSTON. September 16.-The Detroit
Tigers and the Boston Red Sox came
TO grips to-day in the first game Of
tho most critical series of the year be-
tween teams in the American League.
with tho result that Detroit. scoring
six runs to Bostons one. narrowed the
margin Of Red Sons league leadership
TO one and one-halt games.
Partisan feeling rar nigh during tho
exciting game. Iy Cobb threw his bat
at Pitcher Mays in The eighth inning
after two balls had passed close 10 his
head. ON the next pitch. Cobb was
struck on the wrist. At the close of
the game Cobb was surrounded by a
hi"acher crowd. They puzzled the De-
troit player and he should"rcd them
back while hc answered their cibes.
Cohhs side. but eventually forced
clear space. and. assisted by Detroit
and Boston players, escorted him to
the clubhouse.
The demonstration against Cobb
manifested itself every time he ap-
peared NJ the plate, the crowd "hooinE"
him each time.
strength and speed Of Dctroit's attack.
which sent Foster. the leading Red
Son twrlcr. 10 tho bench in the ff,h
inning Collins finished that inning
ana was succeeded by Mays. who al
lowed two hits. Cohhs ,npctuous base
running resulted in another Detroit
run after he had been hit in the eighth
,ansSs delivery deceived Boston bat
IcTs. who gained only five hits The
TySer pitcher was always ut the ton
al his form and felded his position a.
Wei rs he pitched.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE LOOKS
FOR SUCCESSFUL SEASON
Maroon md Grny VIII Hnvc Practical.
~ Whole Of Husky sound OF
Inst Year Bnck.

SALEM. VA. September ls-Roa-
noke Colleges football schedule. with
inc exception OF an eariy-scason prac-
tice game. has been completed 1t is
Of int"res, TO note that Roanoke Col
ltrc. through virtue OF its enviable
record for the last two years. has been
compelled to place upon its schedule
teams OF the strongest universities
and colleges in tho South. Regardless
OF the heavy schedule. the supporters
of Maroon and Gray are looking for
ward to successful season.
Last year Roanoke had one Of the
best college teams in the South, hav-
7-to-1 tie and having beaten Gallau-
Diet College. ~ TO :: and this year,
with most of tho old team back and a
husky bunch Of new men to pick from.
Coach Spruhan expects TO nut out the
best team in the history OF the col
lego.
Captain Ronham. the star full back,
is already in Salem. and reports him
the hrst game. Other old men who
arel already working out are D. Bunt,
'inEJ othe 1Etar 'duarter back for the last
two years: :. Hoffman. the speedy left.
half back: Roe, O'Flaherty. Williams,
Hook. s. Ronham and several others
OF last years squad.
The schedule is as follows:
Roanoke Coilerc rs. V. p. l., Septem-
her %, at Blackshurg.
Roanoke College VS. r. NJ. A. Octo-
Der - at Salem
Roanoke College VS. " C. A & NJ.
October .. at Raleigh. " c.
Roanoke College VS.. Davidson Col
leGe. October %. at Winston Salem,
y. &.
Roanoke College VS.. Gallaudet Col
!eee. October 30. at Lynchburg
Roanoke College VS. w. & L.. Novem-
Der 6, at Lexington.
Roanoke college vs.. Catholic Cn!ver-
sity, November 20, at Roa nokc
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GOOD FOR OLD ALEXANDER
PHILlIES WIN FROM REDS
BY GRABBING EARLY START
Pittsburgh Defeated by Ginuts-Chi-
cnEo Heats Supcrbus md Moves
Up-Rnin ut st Louis.

CINCINNATI. September 16.-Phila-
dclphia obtained a big lead in the first
inning. and had no trouble winning the
hrst game of the series from Cincinnati
to-day. 10 to 3. George. who started
to pitch for Cincinnati did not finish
the first inning, being hit for "A sin
gle. double and n three ba gger. which.
with two bases OH balls. gave Phila-
delphia four runs McKencry. who sue
ceeded George. also gave Il base on
halis. and was hit for two singles.
which was good for two more runs in
ms inning. Ludcrus in this inning de-
livered n three base hit with three men
on bases. The big first baseman OF
the Philahelphians made four hits. two
or them two-baEgcrs, which gave him
q clean record in the hit column FOR
the day.
Alexander was very steady. and kept
the hits scattered Score
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Detroit. 6: Boston. I.
MashiRcton. \: st. Louis. ..
New York. 3: Chicago ,.
comfy three schcdulrd)
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BASEBALL AT TRINITY

DURHAM. y. C. September To-
Coach G. +. West, Of Trinity College.
baseball practice. and the number re-
spending surpassed nifty. Among the
new men arc n large number Of ath-
lctcs who have won distinction in tho
various preparatory schools of the
State. Most of these. as we'll as the
large number Of last years varsity
squad. have played amateur ball dur
ing tho summer and arc in excellent
form at present. Coach West states
that he expects. in so far as is possible.
To keep the boys in condition through
out the winter. y hard practice will
lc kept UP during the fall. Trinity
has no football.
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K. c. F0RFElTS GAME

CLEVELAND September 16.--Kansas
City to-day forfeited the American AS
ISOLATION game scheduled with Cleve-
land when the owners of Somers Park
refused to agree to a $3.50 split Of
$3.50 paid by the city for the use OF
the park for the city amateur cham
pionship game between the White
Autos and Stinchcombengcrs which
was 10 be played after the American
Association game.
No seats were sold for the amateur
game. and ii was intended also to have
a free gate for the association con-
test. Manager Shay refused to let his
men play.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
New York mt Pittsburgh
Brooklyn at Chicago
Boston mt ST. Iouis
tOnly three scheduled J
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ANOTHER EVEN BREAK

ROCHESTER,. y V, September 10.
Though he gave Jersey City nine hits
IN tho first game oc to-days third
successive double bill between The
Iustlcrs and Skcctcrs, only two OF them
came with a man on base, and IIorCho
pitched e-to-cshut-o out victory for
Rochester. The Hustlers found Rruck
his steal and Stcvcnson's single gave
run in the second. and Walkers TIL
I!c and an inh"ld out tho other in tho
fourth, Rochester tried another semi
professional in III" second game. and
h. was greeted for five hits and thrco
runs IN tho first inning, hut thereafter
p.'chcd we'll. ana himself drove in
hoch"st"r's only run, Jersey city win
i.nc Hy i 10 for IN even break. The
-.nrne
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BlSONS AND GRAYS DRAW

BUFFALO. y. Y. Scn,cmbcr lr-
Buffalo and Providence hattlcd eleven
Innings 70 a 3-to-3 tic in their pen
naut-dccidinr scrics to-day. Tho To-
cation Of the flag depends on T{urYalo's
series with Jersey CITY, and Provide nc.
battles with Toronto
Cav the Ruffalo pitcher, weakened
~ he NINTH two runs scoring and
G'a"I"ckine the game Gaw's wildncss
forced In both runs
Gilhoo!cys triple, Judges double. an
error aud 3; has" on balls gave the
locals 'h"'r runs i'm the first Inning.
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AsHEV|LLE TAKES OPENER
CAROLINA LEAGUERS WIN
FROM RAY RYAN'S CHAMPS
Myers. OF Rnleigl, Club, Holds TarheeIs
observation-disclosures Found
Frequently.
ROCKY MOUNT n q

ROCKY MOUNT. y. c., September 16.
-Ashevillc grabbed the opener in tho
inter-leaSue series this afternoon by a
score of to /, sending tho Tarheels
OF the Virginia League down to defeat
IN n wcll-played game throughout 1t
was largely through the effectiveness
of Chief Myers. Of the Raleigh club.
who made his debut in n Mountaincer
uniform for the first time. that the
Carolina club won, coupled with the
fact that the visitors found Southpaw
Ieague. Of the local club. when they
had men on the paths. Myers was
effective throughout. and IL was tho
sixth inning before nc allowed n hin
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RIG NO u.

HATED for CottrcIl in ninth.
One out when winning run
scored.
Score by innings: II.
Toroni" . U0cOI 100000 1t
summary: Home ruu-WililnmS.
Tyyo-hnSr hit-RaIh. buses on
bnIlS-Cook. I; tortrcll. {: NcHaIc.
.. Struck out--hy Cook. =; Cot
trcll. 8: NlcRair. I. sacrifice hits
Bnnk>tOr. Wares. kuchrr. Sweeney.
Stolen haScS-TwOmhly. Bates, -;
Gilbert. Dunn. Double plays-COok
TO Ball tn trahnm: Gilbert TO Rnth;
Wares 10 Ball Ia Graham. Time,
200. tmpirc>. Harrison and Free
man.
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Federal League
Rebel. Rent Terrnp,n..

PITTSBCRGH, September l6.-Balti.
more was defeated here to-day by a
score Of to 3 Many players were
used by both sides. but the locals won
II. The seventh after the visitors had
forged ahead.
Score by innings: r. H E.
Baltimore ......o0o 10000 n-5 10
pittsburgh .....3 30 l3l'--s . !:
Batteries. 1.cclair. Black. Quinn and
Russell: knetzer. Dickson. Comstock
and OConnor. Berry.
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was narrow escape FOR the Lcnfs.

was narrow escape FOR the Leafs.
During the course OF the game Nc
Hale VAS warned for using the mud :
ball Umpire Freeman instructed him
not "a dciacc the pill by applying dust
to the wet side, made SO by the april
cation OF saliva for Marty'S well-known
spitball. Pick delayed the seventh in
ming for ten minutes. After tho sixth
he ducked into tho clubhouse ana re-
moved his uniform, evidently not OK
pecting the batting rally in the sew
cnth. He got back into his ball buds
after 4 tircsome delay and much com
planning on the part of Manager ely
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Sure Will Stick

BUFFALO, ". y, September 10
The directors OF the international
LcnSur met here to-day. hut only
routine business was transacted,
President IiHrrow snid. lie cx-
pressed the belief TINT Richmond
and Harrisburg would continue In
the League next ncuson, although
TINT will not he scttlcd until flu
turc mcetfnE.-
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I<nun Wins with Home,

ST. LOUIS. September ls-MaEee's
double, followed by Kaufs homer over
THE 'rfght-heId fence IN the eleventh,
ended n seesaw game. which Brooklyn n
For nine Innings Crandall held even
honors with n trio of Brooklyn pitch
crs.
Score by innings H E
ST. Louis o2I Dol . o 0--6 IL Z
Batteries: Finneran, Upham. Wiltse.
Blucjackct and Land. Crandall, Plank
and Chapman.
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-oao&-5 ONT. s=z.sn.e- ,s-r.
was 10 w.-a--: ,z5 -!-.zod..r.,.
struggle - .: r-r,.s. :ae: t.e LEAFS
TOOK DOTH games :.- z.cnro.d %
day o. ;-s =s-= .-e-s-4 80; :. TAO.
eleven .-.-sz = -: 80 gl.---e-s an
their oac: - -. .-.4s. -
tho las; :---r 80 49,. ~ Assri -.
TIE up th+ r--.: Es.-.-z ~.- sui.--
cd OUT !. <zys- = --- -..--,
70 IN" .eSt go -z-r =-4 -.a
the ve:t!-: *. = =.
Io-5ays 49,. --i.es. 2. a.r.-.ord
nr'"sht af'-' 80 er.a- ~ 80.
Iou!- game se--ss s-t .s,....stsf -
position ''-'-
To-mn-!ow and sa:u.eay ~ c,a-,.
pion Providence t;rays n!ll %. -.
PLAYING douh!"-nea-e-z aa-h IA, -
tncse games the International I.a.-,,,.
nag OF 1915 depends r. Is N - -
I'eaiS-tAe Grays may be- aale to over
come huFa!o' uncertain lead, -, .
they take the series from Tn-oy,n
With the latter going IN the u7tst, o'-
manner Of the past couple Of won,,e
they VIII have 10 20 some.
Dunn started Ensign Cottrcu acai-e,
me Leafs in the frs, battle. and ~.
ana Cook engaged IT Il corkr.c mn
ers duel Perhaps Coctrcll had n y1nG.
=. s. ny lochl man but tho latter got,
support such as is accorded roy,
s' SottFei went 70 the ninth wien
ne hah ~" score 10 lie was then
taken out for pinch hitter. and IL
nae hnishcG M. II was agatrs- 10
i''sh lhfnSh' that the winning, run
vas scored put j, was no fault O. h!s
'' mn th"I.
Inc Dummies rot the first run OF Tho
game in the opening round yb.r
II,"omoiy walked. went TO third on
Hf' since ana scored on q dOuhla
.'ea" i.eAihond got another In the
- '"hlhE Hlnn aud Sweeney
*'h'-''G cott'eA forced Sweeney. and
on singled, sending Dunn nome.
'hlFH th" Leafs got tho runs
I" on q "h!h 70 Cook Eaths double
an! s'ea! o. thlr", and Gilborts s.ualc.
when scored hin.
In the hitn the Leafs went I'm iron.
via Wl!Nams's nome run Accounts
were squared again IN the ,i-rh Vic,
Dunn singled and stole Sweeney sac-i
need. ana E"alc| scored Dunn with an
'nhe!d out
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st. Louis


-hattoa 10. Mccall. In ninth.
Wns,, itcn1f ..'...'.. .?
Summary; Runs-Sislcr. walker shanls.
Tr%s,cf. Mi i,, ~ Gandl 80: Mcbride
haSef-Pratt y. Earned -W;ashinrton
s,cr,dco' 'G,iis, Sacrifice h,Mc bride.
unasSst"d, Lee. I.,var to Howard, / off a.,
hnSHs-St l.oris. ,; Washington . First on
%ir.f - " a., mn Hns"s on ba!is-off
81, IN innings; OF sims q in inning, OF
;",hesn. u none ont in seventh: Oft McCahc
- ia ihhinrS liit by pi,chcr--hy Johnson
toward struck oIt-hy Johnson /: bv
iiAnli!ton. ;, Wild characterization, Nc.
-, tSScd hall-l.cary. Umpircs Con-
molly and chill. 'rimc. l52
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Detroit.
Is,iStoD.
Totals. N s q l. To:aIs...sl 81 -
Rated Tor Collins in ninth
tBatted for Scott in ninth.

Bos,on . .....:...,,, : ! d d
summary: stolen haSeS-Cohh. lioopar
Gamer. Sacrifice hits-Vitt. Burns. Fash.
Tea'h. Donhl" play-Speater and lIohiitzeIi
Let on bases Detroit. .. Boston l. FRS,
base on "rrots- Detroit. :: Boston l. Rls"s
on h,a3ins-"it Foster ! of Mays !: OF Dauss.
! tltS-oit Foster IN Is irniurr. on
Collins. in 20 innings: off Mays in
innings. HI ~ pi;chcr-hy Foster Dauss
ny Nays. CchN. struck out-hv Foster
by MAYS. .: by pauss . ITmnIrae IIiiI.'
brand and O,Lonchlin. rimn. 700
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DIVIDE DOUBLE-HEADER

MONTREAL. QUE. September 1s.---
Montreal and Harrisburg divided to-
days double bill, Fullerton shutting
ont the Indians in the first game. . Ia
o. while in the second game tho visitors
won in seven innings, to =. First
Baseman Kraft pitched six and one
third innings in the second game and
figured in tho batting averages with
two home runs and n triple, The
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JUMPS ISSUES APOLOGY
Byron Tells Grand stand Tint lie Il.
sorry for Fighting. and Gets
Much Applause.

CHICAGO. September lG--Cmpirc
hyron. who cn"agcd in ~ fight with
Red Smith. of tho Boston Nationals
after ycstcTday's game here. offered a
public apology for his part lit The af-
:ar Byron STEPPED in front Of the
grand stand just before to-dny's game
with Rrooklyn AMI told the fans ne
was sorry he had taken part in tho
mix up. Ills unusual disclaimer
brought loud applause from the crowd
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DOWN THE ALLEYS

Cosby and Butler defeated Hoover
and Haywood by 81 pins in n special
match for the two-man ampionship
OF Richmond last night on the Palace
Alleys. The boys did not put up their
usual game, Hoover being way off,
Cosby. was high score. with 100. and
high total with $50.
SCorea.
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YANKS WIN AT LAST

NEW YORK. September lf.-Ncw
lork broke its losing streak today.
defeating Chicago after an cirhth-in-
ming rally, 10 ..
Chicago scored two runs in tho fourth
inning on Murphy's base on balls and
EDDIE Co!lins's home run. Cicottc held
mo ankccS in check for seven innings
nNt weakened in the eighth when New
ork scored three runs on doubles nv
Maiscl and Peckcnpaugh and singles by
bauinan and iIart2cll.
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Totals - 6 It q To,als..sl 70 ., y:
'hnt,cd for FclscE in ninth
7lSritcd for Shnwtcy IN, eighth

Chicago ............. . o o (: q o o n ~
New York ~ o % . q n n . :,
summary; I;uns-Murphy. T.. Collins
M.ise! Pcckinpanrh Enumann. Two-basc
MS .apman. Mhis"l. !cckinpaugh. Home
lui T.. collins. stolen bnscs-E. Collins
r." ks"n Earned Chicago. ,: Ncw,
l"rk' ;. Sacrifice hits-Pec kinpuugh. Johns
!,"i,hie nlHyE-iIaumrnn; fipp. Walters and
""Gktnpaugh: T.. Collins. Blackburn and !.
,"lnnS; haumanu. icckinpuuEh and p.pn
i.-ii on bns"s-New York. g. Chicago
Eases on halls--on Shnwkcy. 6: uit Cicottc !
l!iis-on} Shawkcy. In inn!nrs: OF cole.
IN inning; of CIcottc. g in - in
n'nts: on Russell. o in /: inning StrncI-
vut-'y Shhwkcy. .: bv CiCottc. l. Umpircs
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JOHNSON PROVES TOO MUCH

WASHINGTON. September 1s-John-
S"h was inyincio!c to-day. and Wash
inEton easily defeated st l,ouis { IA
= sims, Il recruit. started for the
visitors. but was wild and gave way to
hamilton, VIII" later was withdrawn
10 give Sothcrn and McCabc. two other
youngsters. chances in the box. Score:
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SECOND GAME.

Harrisburg ............,... o st
Montreal Observation-Disclosures. %
Ian Nhitcmnn. Almcida. stolen bases
Tanm: Almc!da. Flynn Sacrifice fy-Men-
sor rwo-hcsc hits-Mcrsor. Talnm, White
man -. Howlay. Three base hit Kraft.
Home runs-kr@ft 20. Struck out--hy
Down, .. Bases on bal!s-off pow6, :; off
Kraft, 3 Iits-o:: Kraft. 8 in IS in
n.nes; off Er2eman. in - innings Dou-
bic plGy-NcwH 10 Toolcv to Kraft. HI;
by pitch hall-by Kraft. Flynn. Wild pitch
,.kr4:t Time. 40. Umnires. Hart ana
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-17
GIANTS TRIM PITTSBURGH

PITTSBURGH. September l6.-IIar-
mon was hit AT will by the New Yorks
to-day. and Pittsburgh was defeated
by the score Of to 4. y suffragist
association presented each player cross
ing home plate with a So note the
Nlsit@rs getting $40 and the home play
ers $50. Score:
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Score by innings: y
philadelphia ........ o q i--io
Cincinnati .... q q
Summary: Runs--S;ock. Bancroft, %,
Paskcrt imderus 90. Whitfield. Niehor go.
Sirns Callahan, Groh. Rodgers rno-hasa
hits-Niehon. Luderus I2> Three base Tits
nLuderus. Rodgers. Griffith. Stolen bases
rasksrt' Whti,ed DrGey. stock Rodgers.
Sacrifice hits-Whitted. Paskert McKencry
double plays-Barcroft. Nichon TO I.ldorus;
stock TO Luderus. Left on bases-phiia-
de!phia, $: Cincinnati. :. First base OF, er.
rorsIPhilade!phia :: Cincinnati. = BASES
on ha!lS-on George. .; OFF McEenerv 2
HnF-oT George. in "a innings. on Nc
kcncry. 6 in "a innings: OF callahan
:: In innings. Hit by pitchcr--hY Nc
kcnery Burns: by Alexander Rodgers
struck out-hy AleNardeJ !; by McEencry
Emslie. Time l:iS $500 wa"