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Young hebrews Dcfcu, unnkcr.

The Y. NJ. II. y defeated the Mer-
chants National Eanli uuint last night
10y the score OF III to IL on McCiilrS
court. The features. Of the game was
the brilliant Sh coting OF Levin. who
scored more than half OF Y. NJ. H. A.
total points. The game was fast and
exciting. The Bankers scored nine
fouls out OF sixteen tries.
Y. ". II. y. Position. Bankers
Levin. left forward Rafferty,
Icbarwitch right forward $500. Rutter
lscnstot. ccutcr Thompson
Lipshutz. left guard $50. Roberts
Fink ..... right guard :. .Gathrirht
Score: Y. NJ u. A.. i6: NJ. y g.. H.
Suhstitutions-MCR for Roberts
Goals from field fer Y NJ. II. a.. Levin,
;: Lipshutz. Fink. NJ. y. R.---Thomp-
son. =. Goals from foul-i.cbarwitch,
lsenStot. LaHcrty. >: Ruttcr. 4 Ref
cree. NCkcls tMcGiln Time of halves
- ana % minutes.
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question VIII he held in conjunction
with the annual meeting OF the Ma
tional Commission on January 3 next
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When asked what disposition would
he made OF the suit OF the Federal
League against organized baseball,
charging violations Of the antitrust
Law. pending before Judge I.andis. In
iional League. acting as spOk csman.
said:
The suit will be withdra wn'
The meeting OF the committee 10
take up the international League
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TRUCKERS BEAT ORPHANS
IN Thirteenth CHAPTER
portsmouth Takes Pretty Contest by
One Run From Outcast
Nine
BIG DAY FOR TARHEELs
Merchants Turn Out in Full Force
ana SEQ Home Boys Trim Norfolk.
builders Win From Suffolk by
Home Run In Ninth Frame.

- PORTSMOUTH,. VA, August 10
Two runs In the first inning and an
other In the eleventh gave the game to
portsmouth to-day by a score of 70
2 Hard luck in the breaks and spIen.
ala hclding by the Truckers are ali
that kept the Orphans from having n
walkovcr. for they outhit the locals
completely. IT was Il tight, hcart-dis
easc' provoking contest. and the issue
was IN doubt until Crowcll crossed
the plate in the eleventh with the
winning run.
This score was made from third on
n sacrifice fly caught by the Orpha ma
shortstop. and "a perfect peg to tho
plate would nave continued the game
Indefinitely. as tho double play would
nave retired tho side One of tho
chicf features of the game was the
splendid comeback OF Crowcl, who
MT Portsmouth, toutcd as tho best
shortstop in the Sally League. and
VINO has been proving n distinct disap-
polhtment. Crowcll handled ten
CHANCES perfectly to-day, batted l, 600
per cent and came in TO tho home sta
.,Sn with the tally that sent the crowd
OH 10 supper. Two double plays were
MADE by the Orphans. who have been
bucking into n lot Of hard luck. The
rose every contest by close margin
ana deserve better fate, although Tho
ians are wondering where the, would
MOIST q pennant II they won one,
Orphans. port.rnut. ''
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chester: Starlight. Churchman &c
Davis: Bracken Rose. Mrs. Allen Potts,
Gordonsvile. Va
Heavy draft; best two-year-old lilly
or gelding; prizes. $50. $40. SIS. ribbon
Star, William n. Hunter. Leesburg.
Va; Queen William L. Branson. Clear
brook Va; Miss Monett. Clay Carr,
Boyce: Accident. G. p. Cadwalladcr,
White Post. Va.
Green saddlcrs. never shown prior
to 1915: prizes. $40. SIS, So, ribbon
Highland Artist. Churchman & Davis,
Charleston; Acme. Mrs. Allen Potts.
Gordonsville; PRINCE Chap. b. L. Byers.
Summit Point: Smarty, DR.. r. L..
Humphrey. Blucmont. Va.
Green hunters. four years old and
under that have never won blue rib
bon in jumping contest in chartered
show prior to 1915; prizes $40. SIS SIS,
ribbon-West Virginia. Furr Bros.
Mountsville, Va; Tipperary. G. J..
l.eith. Aldic, Va; Water Lily. DR. l..
NJ Allen. Gaylord: Bcason, Stillson II.
Hall. LesshurE.
Horses in harness, all ages. 1879
hands and under, shown in harness;
prizes. $50. SIS. SIS. ribbon-Starl!ght,
Churchman e Davis; Golden Scepter.
Churchman & Davis; entry, Glcnvin
Farm (Bowles Bros). wildwood Va;
The Earl. Churchman & Davis
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81 Have aid My Dollar

u you are endowed with that
wonderful spirit known To ever.
progressive r"nmunit! ns civic
pride. buy u button to-day.
The dollar that il given for Il but
ION IN not 80 much 10 help IL hns,-
hnli club ns IL in to continue Rich
m"nd'~ greatest advertising asset.
hundreds OF thousands of persons
ever. day see RICHMOND, on score
boards in proximity 10 New York,
Philadelphia. Chicago, Hu.ton nnd
Dfhcr cities nnny times larger
Millions or newspaper readers see
RiIfi hioND n~ they sem the sports
pnS" Ia learn the scores Of the pre-
NiOiS day.
RICHMOND IL kent CONSTANTS, I'm
the public eye by its baseball team
On the other hnnd. il the intcrnu-
honni League "n. NOT II good nd-
sertIning m-diuni-,,hich "a is
RICHMOND would Euin some M
pleasant publicity by losing its
franchise.
Ia would make pleasant reading
In some sections for the peopic tn
learn that 81 city progressive enough
4" get reserve bank could not
support II baseball tenn. t MouIi
hc an awful slam on Richmond ~ 1,
progressive coinInunit. IL "a brought
nu enterprise here aud then lct il
fhil for lack OF support.
RichInOndcrs are NOT now heinz
nshc" 60 come forward to MD "a fail
hrc. They nrr merely asked to rive
proIrrHsiNc enterprise its just dues
When Jack Dunn brnnt:ht his
orioi" ir"hrhisr here. Richmond ,In-
n"riook ." suhscrih" $4,000 10 the
stock OF the Richmond Exhibition
''"hp"hE. They contributed $50 900
or one hnlf. The club IL nov, self
suSthiniHS, hut 81 has obgigntion,
amounting 90 $4,000. " the busi-
ness Incb OF NichmHnd Ind sub
Scribru SiO,bu0, the club yyouId he
OUT "i debt aud would hive SJi o0n
In ITS trcnsury.
tnf a.
iiInidntc the debt. -
IL Is only tusticr.
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S16, So, S2-Frank. Clifton Simpson,
Roundhin, Va: colt. Ernest Bell. Berry
VILE; colt. Curtis Lewis, Boyce
Special prizes offered by Mitchell.
Page & Gilpin for best registered colt
by Impatient. registered Percheron
stallion: prize 31o-Colt. shonk Broth
ers, Berryville.
Heavy draft. bes, three-year-old
hlly or gelding; prizes, $40. $40
Glory. Clifton Simpson. Roundhill,
Va; Mabel. DR.. L. ~ Allen. Gaylord,
Va.
Harness horses: horse suitable TO
become such. foal Of 1915; prizes, $40,
S5--Colt Thomas G. Tapscott. Berry
r!lle; Lady. Clifton, Simpson, Round
hill.
Roadsters; best four-year-old and
under shown in harness; prizes s2o.
$40, S5-Journey Boy. H. a. Clevenger.
Summit Point. w. Va; Country Girl,
w. b. Packett, Charlestown. W. Va. !:
Lady Belle. J. NJ. Peyton, Berryville
Runabout horses; must have good
manners, conformation. style. true ALL
round action and be able TO go at n
good pace; also, must back and stand
without being held prizes. $40. 500
So. rihhon-Ciolden Scepter, Church
man &c Davis Charleston. w Va:
Black Prince, Roger T. Jones. Win
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.CAVALRYMEN FEATURE At
BERRYV|LLE HORSE SHOW
Thoroughbred Horses From All Over
Country Fill Stables on
Opening Day.
WILL CONTINUE TWO DAYS
Troop OF Regulars From Fort Mycr
Give Excellent Drill During After
nOon-Judging of Classes Starts.
Competition Is Keen.

BERRYVILLE. VA. August 10
With practically all stables filled with
the best of tho thoroughbred horses
that have already won prizes at horss
shows in various sections of the United
States. and with many others enterod
Tor mo hrst time to make their debut.
as 1t were in the show ring. the an
nual exhibition of the Clarke Countv
Horse and Colt Show Association w,s
begun this morning on the soctetv,s
grounds In the western suburbs of Ber.
rNvill". to continue Wednesday and
thursday The classes are well filled
and competition is spirited.
United states cavalrymen are at
tending the show this year for the hrst
time. and the presence Of the mounted
soldiers on the grounds gives a milf
tary aspect to the exhibition.
Tho army is represented by Troop M.
Fifth Cavalry. stationed at Fort Myer
va. and which arrived on Sunday at
tcrnoon from that post. having made
the journey across tho Blue Ridge
Mountains by way OF Leesburg. The
troop Is commanded by Captain For
syth.
The troop gave an exhibition drill in
front OF the grandstand this afternoon.
Many intricate evolutions. some OF thcm
similar to the new maneuvers perfected
during the Winchester encampment OF
the summer of 1913, wore put through
with marvellous skill. showing that tho
cavalry arm of Uncle Sans military
service is composed of men who not
only manage their mounts with case
and confidence. but also that the troop-
ers know how TO use n saber effective
ly. The cavalrymcn also gave many
other exhibitions of daring horscmnn-
ship. which called forth round after
round OF applause and cheering from
the SrandStand. 1t had the effect Of
electr!fying the crowd and when the
troopers retired from the ring the vast
thronE went wild with enthusiasm.
The horse show judges are Julian
Morris. Keswick. Va; Charles Hur-
kamp. Fredericksburg, Va: Captain w.
w. Whitside. of United States Remount
Depot. Front Royal, Va- and William
II. Wilt. Rippor. w Va. John T. Lind
sey, OF Berrs Ferry, Va, Is official race
starter.
Summary OF Prizes.
Heavy draft, foal Of 1915; prizes SIS,
SO. So. ribbon--Betsy VIII Do, Ken
wood Stables, Middleburg. Va: colt.
Oscar NJ. Carr Boyce Va; colt, Clay
Carr. Boycc: Starlight, Glenwood
Stables. MiddlcburE.
Special prizes offered by Mitchell
Page and Gilpin for best sucking colt
by Caesar. registered Belgian stallion:
Carr Boyce; colt. Shcnk Bros, Berry
Vile; colt. Clay Carr. Royce.
Roadster colts. one year old, prizes
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RED sGX LOSE GROUND IN
AMERICAN LEAGUE RACE
Split Even With Browns i'm Double
Bill, Featured by Triple
Play.
WALTZ JOHNSON is DEFEATED
Detroit Finds Him for Eleven Hits
and Eight Euns-Yankccs Share
lionors With lndians-White Sox
Down Athletics.

BOSTON. August IO-Thc Boston
Americans lost ground In the race for
even break with st. Louis to-day, losing
,ne nrst game } to 9. and winning the
second, 10 to ,. triple play by tho
VISITORS, the first to take place in II
ieasuc Iamo in this city Within the
,noh.ory of the oldest fan, featured the
litZcIS lily after n long RIM In threw
clearly to Sislcr ut first base. catching
Speaker; and Sislcr threw home, where
ScNcroid tagged out Janvriu. Eoob's
ana Sister decided the first game for the
ond game, while he and his teammates
hatt"d 81. Louis pitchers freely The
second game WAS held up forty-nvc
minutes in the third inning by rain
ana work necessary to put the field in
vohci'ion TO resume play. Scores.
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DODGERS DOWN CHICAGO
EIGHTH STRAIGHT TIME
Robins Make Clcan-Up OF Present
Series OF Three Games
With Cubs.
SMITH GETS GREAT SUPPORT
Nine Hits Made OFF Him, but Nobody
Passed Second Until Ninth-Rube
Vanguard Gets Bumped, and Pr
rates Beat New York.
MITH GETS GREAT SUPPORT

CHICAGO, August lo.-The Brooklyn
club won its eighth straight game from
Chicago to-day when it defeated the
locals, 3 TO l. 1t was their third
straight OF the series The visitors
were outhit more shan two 10 one but
Adams's generosity in passes and his
tumble of n sacrifice hit, together with
opportunc hitting, cost the locals tho
game. In the fourth. II base on balls
Adams's tumble, a single, an infeld
out, and n sacrifice ny, gave the visitors
II lead which Chicago was unable to
overcome. No Chicago player passed
second until the ninth, when punched
hits had saved the locals from shut
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TARHEELS TRIM TARS

ROCKY MOUNT, y. c.. August 10
Everybody had a good time at the bip
Merchants Booster Day to-day and
upwards OF 1000 ovcrran the side
lines and into the field and was treat
ed to one Of the best ball games of
the year, "A victory for the locals and
a great big hunk Of fun in the stunts
arranged for the occasion. Apple
gate was found for five safe clouts which
sent three men around the paths in
the first and the Norfolk club took
lead, which IT held until the eighth.
In the ninth ApnleGatcs slashinG
drlrc between center and left allow
{ Continued on Ninth Page)
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Philadelphia.

Totnls. 80 = = IS . TotnlsS. IL = II .
score by innings; r.
Chicago ............. o : O @ %
philadcl phit ........ 0 o @ o.;
summary: Runs +. Collins 81. Fournicr
go, j. Collins. :icnu.k. Blackhurne. Strunk
Collins. F"UrIIcr 20. Sohalk, Strunk Walsh
Three base hitS-I- Collins Bressler stolen
runs-ChicaEo, Z. Philadelphia. i. Sacrifice
hiis-f2"rnie'. Kla r''hurue Sacrifice flies
-Scha!k, Welsh. Double plays-Schalk and
BIacl,hHrne; Z. Collins weaver ana Four
me- ME-, 60. I.eft on 'psss- chicaso. $ Phiia.
OF Brcssler !; OF Davis. i Iits-oif Bress
Ter, II In innings; OF Davis. 2 in 2 innings
HI by pitcher--hE Scott Scharg. Struck
out-Gy Scott. ,; 10y !3ressler, g. by Davis .
hasse1 hn!i-Lnpp. Empires Chil and
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FIRST GAMI:
Totals. ...S q IS Totalsn {
Dated for Shore in eighth.

st. Louis ............. o o o . o s 0 o c-S
Boston ............. O q q CO
summary: Runs-Austin. sister. Pratt.
Gamer. Lewis. Two-base hits-Sis,cr Shot
zen Three, base hits-Austin, Gamer Stolen
bascs-Austin. Koob. Sacrifice hits -SiIer.
Sa"dncr sacrifice fly -,iardner. left on
haSoSESt Louis. 5: Boston 6. Frs, on err
iors.t Boston. :. Bases on hnllS-on Noob. 4:
OIL shore, ,: eff Mas. :. Hl's-oT .;horc
In innings; off Mays In inning. struck
out. ny shore: ). Wild pitch-Shoic. Passed
hAl'-IHdI. impires. Wallace and Connolly.
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lotaiH.. 81" II S2'l2 Totals....A !.
TN" out when winning run scored
Score hy innings: p
Orphans ........ 0 o % O o.,
Portsmouth 80. 0 0 O Ia
summary: Rurf--GGst. Donovan. Wirr,on
N"wton, croweli Two-base hi;s-Newton
simmons. Cast Stinson. Sacrifice hits
bRfnrau go, Cueto and CrowciI stolen
bases aftscll and Donovan. Double play,
--Iarmalce to iiar,sell to Gust: Hartser 70
Gust. Base or bailE-on May, :: of Green
Leo on hases-orpnans. 10: Portsmouth II
Hii by pitched hall-py May. Greer. Hits
on May. s; on Green. IL Struck ont by
MAJ, :, by Green, :. Wild pi,ch-Nay
Time. 2..5. trnplre Bus.ey
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matted FOR Marquard in eighth
Scor" by innings: II
New York ......... @ @ a.
Pittsburgh ........... I q / =,
summary; Runs Rrainard. Grant Carey
COLLINS, Johnston, N.uChman. Wagner: VloX
Baird o. Two-nu Bruinard. IIIuch-
man, Baird CO. Three base hits-Gr.tu,.
Collins Sacrifice Johnston. Sacrlncc
ny Burns. stolen hase-Cnrey. Double play
-!Nl"tcher, Doyle and nrainnrd. Earned runs
New York :; Pittsburgh. :. Left on bases
New York g. Pittsburgh, :. First base
on errors Pittsburgh, l. Firs, base on baile
on MatPHard. Iiirs-on Aiarquard
~ Innings; on Schnucr. ! In in;irg
struck ut-hy Murauard &: hy Sch,wcr ::
~ Adams umpires. KLEIN, ana Cocl<l!I.
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SECOND GAME.

'l"'',, i''i' Nh'''S 'SHolt"it Howard, wal
ker, Hooper, Janvrin t2), Speaker. Hoblit-
eel. Lewis Gardner (aD Thomas Ruth
Two base hils-Ruth. Pratt. Thomas Home
ruu-Nalker. stolen bases-LewIs Howard
Sacrifice hits-Stslcr. Barry. Triple play
Shottcn. sislcr and SEVERED. Double play
.EaTduer and iiohlitzei. LETT on bases
-. Louis. 3; BOSTON g. Bases on balls
of I.oudcrmilk, 3; OFF Cook. !. Hits-off
Louiermilk in innings; of Cook { in
Innings. struck oUt--by Loudcrm!lk. .; by
Cook, .; by Ruth. !. Passed balI-Severc!d.
Cmu!res, Connolly and Wallace. Time, i:iS
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ATHLETICS STILL LOSING

PHILADELPHIA. August 10.-Chica-
go hit bresslcr ana Davis hard to-day
ana easily defeated Philadelphia to
\: scott was also an easy mark for
tho home teams batSmcn, but he was
accorded cXcclient support, and three
double plays served TO Keep down Phil
adc!phias score. The batting of r.
Collins and Fourier featured the con-
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Chicago .............. O II
summary: Runs-oMnra ta) Daubert.
Murray. Two base hit-O' Mara. Earned
runs--Rrookyn. 3; Chicago. SacriAce hits
-Dauh"rt iiummel. T. Wheat. Double PLAYS
o Mara 20 Cutshhw 10 pauhert. Archer 10
Fisher. Left on bascs-ChcaCo. :; brook
lyn. {. First base ON errors Brooklyn !.
Bascs on balls-oh Adams g. Hits-or
Admins, in innings; off Zubel In
inning. Struck out-hy Adams. 4 by smith
2. I'm nircs. O'DnY and Orih. TImn -
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Totals. 80 y Hll Totals. ..a6
'''TTT ~
7iSati"d for Harper in seventh.

TI"'TI'',I I'T FIITI'tI N stN"nth.
Score ty innings: r
Washington .......... 0 0 0 o?
Sunmnry: Rum" Bush ~. Coob 90
Eosgh. Burns, StIuaE". StccE Milan. Mo
5r'i". THO base hits Hurns. Crawford
LON LON Turns Stolen bases Milan.
,on Z: S"crticc hits-Moari,y Bush. Dou-
Me rIfE-founE 20 Bu"ns Left on bases
Detroit :. Washington. y. First base on
errors Washington /! Bases on baiis-off
johnson. ,. on Stecn. 81 of Harper His
on Johnson. II In innings M Harper.
Wiz Norhriiy: hy Stcen. williams Struck
"n' h' Johns on. 5; hy Stcen 2; by Rice Q
iwp!rrs \a..ln and Dirccn. Time 2:O5
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MhRQUARD HIT HARD

PITTSBURGH. August lO-Pitcher
Adams was too good for New York to-
day, and they Were defeated, to 9
MarQuard was hit hard and had poor
support Carey was hurt in the third
inning. when he stole third I.obcrt
falling on him and injurlnp his neck
He was forced TO leave the game.
Score.
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JOHNSON EASY MARK
w \ SHINC;TON

WASHINGTON. August G-Wolter
Johnson had no tcrrOrs for Detroit to-
DAY, the Tigers pounding his delivery
Tor eleven bits and eight runs WASH
inEt"n could do little with Stccn with
men on the bases. Score:
Il,.fr
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Chicago Mt Newark
Kansas City Mt Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at baltimore.
st. Louis at Buffalo.
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SPLIT TWIN BILL

NEW YORK, August l0.-New York
ana Cleveland broke even in double
header here to-day. the locals winning
Continued on Ninth PagcD
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LEAFS DIVIDE WITH MOOSE

TORONTO, ONT. August lo.-To-
rronto and Rochester divided to-aav's
double header. the former taking the
hfst game. TO ., and ,tile LIustlers
came back with a vc.nscanc;.' in tbr
secand, handing the locals a g-to-2
trimming Scores:
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SECOND CANE
Totels....X ~ g.

SCoFe tY INr!flrS. -
Rochester . E % "a n q X:
Toronto .... ..... r
summary: Runs Clemens PIe1 -, Z,,n
InerInan Holke Shannon, paimero. Daley
G. Williams Trree base hit- Sbnnn",;;
Sacrifice hits Pie2, Realty pouhie risv
Grahar 10 BAL to Graham. Hits-on Man
ming. In u inning. struck oYt-fy Pail
Paimero, ?: of cook. 3 III, by pitahna Iii
by Palmero J. Cmpires Gerpericr onJ
Cl5ary. Time. 40 " anu
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Amateur Commission
Will Meet Tonight

The members of the Richmond
Amateur Commission nrc requested
so attend IL meeting 70 he held nj
thr National, state and city Bnnk
Tonight nt S;fa o'clock. There Will
he several mnttcrs Of Importance 10
he disposed Of, Hnd President I'M
Ii anxious for IA fun representation.
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RICHMOND.

score ny innings: TX
Providence % u q q - u -,
RICHMOND 20 II q q q 1 d q OIL
summary; stolen bnscS-McNuuy
Shcnn, shorten. TutWilcr. Three
base hit-PONrcil. First base on
halis-nn Morriscttc, q; OF Conn
stock, !. struck out-by MorriSrttc,
I: by COmStOck, 3. batter hit-Iut-
w1icr. Crane. umpircs, Hurt ana
liandibor. Time, I ,2j.
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MORE JITNEY BASEBALL
Brooklyn md baltimore Fsdcrnl, vu,
Reduce Prices Once

NEW YORK. Angus, 10 pres,ao.
Robert r. Ward. OF the I}rooklyn Fa9
eral League baaeball club. arnourc"d
no-day that beginning tomorrow the
ADMISSION prices to the WASHINGTON
Park grounds would range from "a
cents TO 81. In making this announce
1nent. he said that 10-ccnt baseball
mad come to stay and that within :,
Few days similar prices would prevail
throughout the Federal League circui,.
League. who Is here. asserted tndnv
mat me new league intends TO center
ats hght with organized baseball on
the interest of cheaper rates Of adn,s.
sion and at the arne time to secure
the services Of all the star players
available.
AZ Baltimore, Too.
BALTIMORE. MD. August 1O.-Ten-
Gent baseball for this city has been
uscided upon by the board Of directors
OF the local Federal League club
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Orphans at Portsmouth.
Suffolk mt Newport News.
Norfolk at Rocky Mount
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
TYrry pI.y

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
New York mt Pittsbureh
brooklyn mt Chicago.
~, Boston mt ST. Louis.
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How They Stand This Morning
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Providence, 3; RICHMOND. 1.
toronto. q; Rochester, 2 first Enmc).
hochehter, 4; Toronto, (second game).
tNo other games schedulcd.)
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AMERICAN LEAGUE,

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
Boston, 10; st. Louis. 8 (lrst camel
81. Louis, 3; Boston, 2 (secont rume)
rev lew York 2; Cleveland. (hrst gnInc).
C Cty, 81 New York. tsecond gnric).
chicago, 0; Philadelphia, I.
Detroit. 8; Washington, e.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
w. L. Pet. w L. Pct
Boston ....83 80 .e4s Now York. AZ 10 ADS
D rst g! SO 1928 st. Louis. 40 OF 1893
nnicago 81 90 .604 Cleveland 90 90 3ss
"ashinE'n SO 40 $50 Phila. 80. IS Gs .s27
Cleveland at Ney York.
st. Louis at Boston
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Detroit Mt WnshinEton
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Harrisburg Mt Providence.
RICHMOND ut Jersey City.
Rochester at Toronto.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
Pittsburgh, 8; New York, 2.
brooklyn. 3; Chicago. l..
(others postponed; rnin)
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
w. l.. Pet. W. l.. Pct
rhtin .b3 Is 541 New York 40 IS sos
Brookiyn 80 48 1913 Boston -. 81 90 .3O5
ritsb'Eh 81 40 $40 st. Louis. 40 b5 III
chicago 80 40 sos Cincinnati .4S 81 400
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Brooklyn,

Totals rs = Is Totals ...33 /. = II
'Batt"d for McLnrry in eighth.
.Ratted for label In ninth.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Newport News, 2; Suffolk, l.
Rocky Mount, 4; Norfolk, g.
nlnEs).
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1915-03-13

Cases heard In the police court
were; Missy Robinson. creating a
disturbance and cursing. postponed.
Maggie Pickney. vasrancy. bond of
$500 forfeited.
John Harris. leaving horse unhitch-
ed. bond OF $500 forfeited.
Hampton Williams. petty larceny.
cases on different occasions. $50 or
10 days on each count. Williams was
porter for the Wreck Store and car
ried on quantity OF articles OF more
OF less value.
Ed pargan. drunk and indecent ex-
posure OF person. $500 or 10 days and
$40 or 30 days on each charge. repect-
ivsly.
James Grant. petty larceny. dis
missed for lack OF evidence.
Clifton Lee and Willie Smith. pet
- larceny. $50 or 80 DAYS each. The
70 negroes were alleged to have
ken fuel from C. A, Murphey.