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BONDELLA A SENSATION
0utclnsscd the Field With Effort md
stepped Mile In 2:O1 IL.

CLEVELAND. o, July 2o-Bondel-
Ia was the sensation of to-day's pro-
gram of the grand circuit meet here.
she won the North Randall sweep
without effort outclassng her field
and stepping = mile in 2:07 81.
The 2:i2 pace developed into n grea.
two-horsc duel, Judge Ormonde and
Peter Farren lighting ii out in each
nt The three heats necessary to decide
the race.
Leila patchen paced Del Ray into
him to breaks in three terrific driyes.
Al Mack won from Joe Blossom In
the ":l9 trot In straight heats.
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Western Stars Beaten.

CLEVELAND, O., July 2O-Sevcral
among them being Fl. X. Il. Davis. of
san Francisco. Panama Pacific cham
pion: Mason Phelps, Chicago, former
Western champion, and l.. NJ. Bycrs,
fell to-day in championship play at
Mayhcld. Phelps and Davis failed to
qualify. and BycrS was defeated in the
hrst round Of match play by New Saw
yer. OF Chicago, and A.
chick Evans won his way through
the opening 20 donuvdl hrdl hrdlhrd
the opening round over j. C. Dill
worth, of Pittsburgh, to g.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
ST. Louis 8; New York, 2.
Detroit, q; Philadelphia, 8.
Cleveland. B; Washington, 1 ucn inninEs)
Boston, 3; Chicago, q.
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Federal League


ST. LOUIS, MO, July 2O.-A pitch
ers' duel between Plank and Gender.
in which neither walked man and
which the home lam won, 1 TO !,
was the treat given 81. Louis to-day
in double header, which the locals
divided with Baltimore Baltimor.
VIC the second game, : to 1. Scores:
First game: r. II l.,
baltimore .....OO0OOOl OO-l
ST. Louis ....000 o00'-4
batteries: Bender and Owens: Plank
and Chapman.
Second game: II II T.
Baltimore ....1 2O01lo02-7 10 o
ST. Louis $500 o On-I n
Batteries: Conlcy, Quinn and Jack
iitsch; Davenport, Crandall and Hart
lev.
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GREAT FIELDING WON
GAME FOR BUILDERS
f1eid Was Muddy, but Newport News
Hit Freely and Held Peters
burg to One Lone Run.
SPENCER THREATENED UMPIRE
center Fielder Banishcd From Con.
tcst-Suffolk and Portsmouth En-
gage In Big-score Affair, Former
Winning-Rain Stops Other Game.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, July 90
Despite very muddy field, the shin.
builders played great fielding game
freely and easily defeated PETERSBURG
T. to !. The lone tally of the Coolers
came in the ninth. when GARDINER dc
Ing single by Barnett. The fieidinr
OF GARDINER Lake and Simmons fea
turcd. Spencer was put out of tho
game for threatening to strike Umpire
McGowan in the fourth, after the ar
bitor had called bad third strike
on him.
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SUFFOLK WINS FREAK GAME

SUFFOLK, VA. July 2o.-wind and
transforms. storms against u,npircs
hittirE that reminded one OF thunder
storms, managers and players storm
ing at one another. outncldcrs work
ing as pitchers. pitchers as outncld-
clS. errors that were costly wild
pitches, bases on balls. hit batsinnn.
singles. three -baggcrs and home runs
made the game to-day a farce from
inc start, but as the homo club finally
won after two hours taken 10 play
seven Innings by the score of Il TO -
the fans must acknowledge II the hest
variety show seen on the local dia-
mond this season.
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BuRcds Duthit pitt.buru,

PITTSBURGH. July 2O.-Rumalo
Won from Pittsburgh to-day In the
Federal League to = Roth sidns
were forced to change pitchers Krapp
rc.evcd LATTE for the visitors in the
iourth ana held the home team safe,
Dickson
Score by innings r. TT T.
Buffalo: 10000 3O-e ~
Pittsburgh ..OO4O OOOOl-5
batteries: LATTE, Knapp and AL
len: Dickson, Hcurn and Berry.
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Emcnrin Win. mud Loses.

TMPOKIA, Va, July 2O.-Empoyia
and Roanoke Rapids divided a double
header to-day. The morning game was
TO in favor Of Roanoke Rapids
Batteries: Rivers and Daniel for EN-
porla: Scott and Barr for Roanoke
Rapids. Hits off Rivers. { off Scott. s.
The afternoon game was to in
favor of Emporia. Batteries: PAMELA
and Daniel for Roanoke Rapids: Pace
and Barr for Emporia. Hits off PAMELA,
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.Inr EInncrnn NA:ins 1:nn,.

IHI'AGD. July 2O.--JOc Finncran
allowed Chicago only three hits to-
DAY, and Brooklyn won. 3 TO l. ST.
mons hitting was mainly responsible
for the visitors runs. Brennan pitch
ed a fair game. kauff struck out four
times in five times up.
score by innings: r. III. T..
Chicago ......000 Dol 000-l 3 3
Batteries: i'inncran and simon;
brennan, Prcndergast and Wilson.
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Totals. ...S3 "a ~ 0 Totals....c Q .;
.Batted for Benton In third.
iBattcd for Raglan In fourth.
Score by !nntngs:

Cincinnati ...........0 l / o o %
Boston ................o o -
Summary: Runs--Killifer. Williams Mo-
ran (2,, Schmidt. Smith. Maranvi!le. Ragar.
Two base hits-Wiiliams: Kilitcr. Griffith.
Groh, MaEee. Moran. Thrce-b base hit--MH-
ranvillp. Sacrifice hit-Evcrs Double plays
-Wingo and Mollw!tz lIerzog, Rodgers and
Wingo. Left on bascs-Cinc!nnati. 6. Bos-
ton g. Bases balls-on Benton 3: on
McKencry, .: off Raglan. ]: of Hughes. /.
iIiis--oh Benton. in innings; or Nc
innings; off Hughes In 8 innings. Struck
out-h" Mckenery .: BY Ragan, .; by
Hughes. :. Umpircs, KLEIN and Cockill.
Time l:t5,
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Mclean Rclcnscd Outr,rht

NEW YORK, July 20.-I.arry Nc
Lean the veteran catcher of the New
York Nationals, who was serving "A
sixty day suspension for misconduct in
ST. Louis. was Internationally re-
les sed to-day by President Hem
stead. II was stated that Mclean was
released 80 Manager McGraw could
play Burlington, an outneldcr of
Brown University. who joined the
team a few days ago. Babbington, II
was announced, will replace Snodgrass
in center fold
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Chicago Relay Ready.

CHICAGO, July 20.-Plans for re-
ceiving the twelfth relay of motor
cyclists. carving message from
President Wilson to the president OF
the Panama-Pacifc Exposition, at
San Francisco, and the hisna Itch Of the
thirteenth relay westward were com
pleted to-day. The three riders, com
posing the twelfth relay, is due to
reach Chicago from South Bend. Ind.
tonight The first relay left wash
ington at . o'clock Monday morning
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nnrney Coo. to Ncw Yurk Am.r,e...

NEW YORK. July 2O.-Edward Bar
hcy. outhclder OF the Jersey City team
or the international League, was mr.
chased by the New York Americans
To-Day. Barney will report to Man
aScr Donovan in Chicago Tomorrow
IL Is stated that he will replace ROY
iiartZcll. the veteran left-nclder. Raw
iDcnhmitt formerly of the Toronto
Club of the International League viii
take Barney's old position with Jer-
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CARDINALS DEFEAT GIANTS

NEW YORK. July 20.-After losing
six straight games. ST. Louis rallied to-
day and won from New York. 3 TO l.
Grincr held New York to three scat
tered singles until the ninth inning.
when he weakened. The Giants filled
retired the side with only one run
scored against him. Long won the
game for st. Louis with a home run
drive in the sixth inning. 1t followed
Rutler's single and Merkles error on
Dolan's sacrifice bunt. The score:
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Iedn Wing Ynchf Race

CHICAGO. July 2O.-Word was re-
celNed mere to-day that George B. Cur
rier's yacht Leda finished first IN the
annual race of the Chicago Yacht
Club. from Chicago to Mackinac Is
land Mich. crossing the line at 11:52:-
to-day. The yachts Larrikin and
Mavourncn were the only other boats
IN sight when the Leda finished The
schooner yacht Natant withdrew at
ientwater, Mich. because of rough
weather. The boats started from
Chicago Saturday at p. NJ.
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Newark Biunks Packers.

KANSAS CITY. July 2O-Mosclcv
hcld the locals to three scattered hits
to-day. Newark taking the final game
OF the series, to 0. Main was knock
cd unconscious by a drive from Nose
lcy's bat in the fourth He was car
ri.d from the field, fleming replac-
ing him
>, score by innings: r. II. r..
Kansas City 10000 0O0Oo-O 3
Newark .......l Of 90 3-G 10
batteries: Main. Henninr ANA
Brown; Moseley and Raridcn
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Sames until Harmon stopped him to.
day. The score:
Totals. ..3s 10 81 is Totals. CYL
'Batted for Douglas in eighth
ifttSl,lirgI,


Pittsburgh ....,.o q n n n = 1-S
Brooklyn .........,o q q n n n . n a.
summary: Runs-Carey, Collins (2)
Johnston, Hinchman, Harmon O'Mara
wheat Two.base hit-Hinch..an. Three
base hit-Collins: Wagner. Hummel, Whsat
Earned runs-rittshurgh. i: brooklyn. .
Sacrliicc hit-.Iohnston. Doubleplays-Cut-
shaw and Daubcrt; O'Marn to Miller to Cut
shaw to Gstz to Douglas to DauDert. Left
on bnseS-l'ittshnrgh. 0: Brooklyn s. Base
on Douglas. i; OFF Harmon, 2. HitsMont
Douglas. in innings: of Dell, in l.
Hit by pitcher-by Douglas Carey and
Sehans. Struck out-by Douglas. o; by
!, Harmon, 2. Umpires, Byron and Eason.
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TIGERS WALLOP ATHLETICS

DETROIT. MICH. July 2o.-Detroit
made II four straight from Philadei-
phia to-day. winning a hard fought
game, to .5 In the ninth inning
Stccn weakened and filed the bases
after two were out and one run had
scored. Dauss came 10 the rescue and
on his first delivery pitched n low ball
that bounded off Stanagc's glove and
landed Il few feet in front of the plate
korf tried 10 score. but Dauss recov-
cred the ball and tagged him out 4
great stop by Bush in the ninth avert
cd a tie score. The victory puts De-
tro!t in second place The score:
phiIauplnbjn n.,rni,
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NORTH CAROLINA LEAGUE

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Charlotte. 2; Ashevllle, (cnllcd ninth
Inning; rnin).
Winston Salient snIcigh (rnin)
Charlotte Durham (rnin)
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
ST. Louis. 3: New York, /.
Pittsburgh, 6; Brooklyn, =.
Philadelphia, \; Chicago. O.
Boston, d; Cincinnati, :.
STANDING OF CLUBS.
W. J.. Pct. w. l.. Pet.
Phiin. ....43 "a .558 Pittsb'sh 40 81 .49t
Brooklyn .i3 80 .53l ~. Louis: AZ 43 .I9l
Chicago ...I3 3S .53l Boston SO I3 .ii6
New York. .3S 80 .i9l Cincinnati .32 - .l2l
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
Scwport News, 6; Petersburg, l.
Suffolk. IL; Portsmouth,. IL.
Norfolk Rocky mount (rnin).
STANDING OF CLUBS.
W. l.. Pct. W T. Pot
Il. Mount. 10 6 .8c5 Suffolk o 800
Norfolk ia .563 y. News q 10 AL
Portsm'h 10 $50 Pctcrsbg Ie .a33
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ROYALS WIN FROM HUSTLERS

MDNTREAL QUEBEC, July 90
;,Iii'er good work in the box and the
n'"HE r""h"hE 10 which local bats
me miro game Of the series for Mon
treai to-dhy by the score. to 3 I'm
seven OF the nine innings. Rochestcr's
ono inning were the Iustlors nhlo ~
connect effectively with. Miller's Of.
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BRAVES DEFEAT REDS

BOSTON, July 20.-Boston fell on
benton in the second inning to-day and
scored five runs on three singles a
triple and two bases on balls, winning
over IN or ,n Mckcnsry'
made his first appearance In the box
for the visitors and made favorable
impression. The score:
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CLEVELAND WINS FROM
WASHINGTON IN TENTH
Maps Find Shaw for Fourteen Safe
ties-ErrOrs Help Senators to
Score Few Runs.
SHORE ALLOWS ONLY TWO HITS
Boston Whitewashcs Chicago and
Sends Club Into Third Place.
Tigers Make 1t -Four Straight From
AthlcticS--I}rOwns Trim Yankees.

CLEVELAND. o.. July 20.-Clevcland
defeated Washing ton, to 4, in ten
innings to-day, thus breaking its
losing streak. Walker outDit Gin cd
Shaw, but errors let Washington take
the lead in the seventh. Cleveland tied
II up on three hits in the ninth anu
won in the tenth on wambsganss's
single and O'Neilrs double. Left Fielder
Graney was carried from the field in
the first inning. 1t Is believed he
fractured his right ankle. The score:
CIcyrlnnl WosIin,.t,,,
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Totals. ..32 sam ! Totals.

: Rated for KnowIson in ninth.
! Ran for II. Davis in ninth.
Score by innInrs.
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BlSONS WIN IN SEVENTH

HtFFALo, y. i. July 20-Concnn-
naunG their attack on Herbert in the
icat"d the Leafs, 2 TO y Hoth siGo.
scored all their runs in the sc.enib
Herherts single. followed by walk
10 'i!hcrt and Graham's three ba f,rnr
gave the Leafs their two runs H.
nert weakened in the seventh. and Tho
bisons nickcd him for four sinpins
which With a sacrifice fly, Melted ,hrcr
runs. The score: ''' w
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philadelphia.
Totals. IS 10 - Is Totals Is, 81

'Battcd for Lavender in seventh.
IBaued for Cheney In ninth
tBatted for Becker In eighth.
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Totals. Al Il 80 q Totals...3. 5t2S u
'Batted for Walker in ninth.
TBlttcn for Nr0
pItNc'I fVE .NCTI III StNcHNH'
gone out when winning run scored.

Score by innings: R.
Cleveland .... o o O O o / 1-i
Washington ........ o : u 0 > o o OF
summary: Eschcn. Chapman. Kirkc.
Southworth. Wanbsganss. Moclcr, Foster
Milan: Shnnks. Earned runs-Clcvcland. 4 ;
Washington Two-bas hit-O' Ncill
Three base hit-Fostcr. Sacrifice fly
Shanks Stolen bases-Chapman South
worth. tits-on Shaw /: In ga innings
oil BoehlinG, in 20 Inning: on Walker, s
In innings: OFF Hagcrman, none in ! in
Ming Bases on balls-on Walker. ;: of
shaw. ). Struck out-by Walker, - by
Shaw. s. First on errors-CIevciand T.
Washington, |. Left on basos--CIevcland
Evans and Chill
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Il Sbllrg.
Totals; -. 72i Il o Totals.

Petersburg q n n n n n n -;
>eSMport News 4 o o 0 Sc
summary Runs-Barnct,. Smith (21
vrist. walters CD. voitz. Two base hits
S rDl.I ana l1onovhn. Sacrifice fiy-Gard!nicr
? 10y on Daiis-on Pooray. 4: of Gardiner
g. struck ou,--by Pooray, c: by t;ar!inier
=; double piays-pooray to Busch "a
hh!chcr; simmons to Kclchcr. Left on
aSes-fetetsburS. 6: Newport News Z
VIA pitch--GLrdincr. Time OF game
90. Cmpirc-McGowan.
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NERA&ON At SECOND, CRANE
AND ?ICii STAR FOR CHAMBERS

The bright spot in Richmond's work
Of the afternoon was ArraCons play
ing At second. Several Of his stops
and plays We're marvellous. while he
Joined with Crane and Pick in setting
the pace with the bat for the double
hiN.
rick and Crane also contributed
pretty fielding stunts. Kraft landed
for SIX hits in seven times up IN the
double header. having two singles.
two doubles and two triples jc his
credit
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New York.

Totals....3i 9 q Totals....So q ~ !.
'Batted for Vanguard in sixth.
iBatted for Ritter in eighth.
tBntted for Babbington in ninth.
Score by innings: II
st Louis: .........O -
Summary: Runs-Butler. Dolan. Long.
Burns. Two-bose hits-Bescher. Snyder.
Home run-Long. Stolen bases--Burns.
Butler. Earned runs-St. Louis. 2; New
York. l. Sacrifice hits--Griner, Doian.
York. G: ST Louis, Q. Base errors-St.
Louis. 2: New York. |. Bases on balls
off Marauard. 1: of Griner. on sallee;
guard. S I'm Innings: of Ritter. in .
innings; off Schupp. in inning; of Griner.
iee. o in i inning. Hit by pitcher-by Girl
ncr, Snodgrass. Struck out-by MarIuard.
Passed bail-Snyder. Umpires. ouigiey and
Emslie. Time, 2:03.
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CRAM WOItI<S IN SECOND AGAINST
JOE CHAHEk, ALLOWING TWO HITS

In the second game Cram. the new
conner. was given a chance to show
what he had in stock. and he got by
fairly well, though wild.
The second game. by agreement.
Went only seven innings, and Joe Cha
hck yielded but Two hits, one a
scratch by Arragon and the other a
clean drive to right by Jordan. Man
aEer Dunn shifted his batting order
and switched the players about in an
effort TO break the losing streak they
have had recently, but, although the
Climbers hit well in the first game.
the change awaited little
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G2AYS WIN IN DOUBLE BILL

'SEY CITY \, g. July 2O.-prov-
~ noe made IL three straight oycr
'"' '"c N"a@crs Skeetcrs bv an
i victory ir each section Of
$ dclhlc-h"adey az West side
hn"l. Hf SCORES OF to / and ~ to
> u va sharp battle ia The Cur
t"ii-1s'seT. but the leaders pounded
he "rrrcs 81 Jimmie Ring all over In.
lot ih INC "!na-up. Cooper ana Eavrs
were the providence pitchers The
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At New Orlcans-New Orleans. 4:
Memphis. !. -
AZ Birmingham- birmingham, 0;
Little Rock, s.
At Atlanta-Atlanta-N Nashville rain.
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American ASHncinfinn.

1T st; Paul-St. Paul. 3: Columbus, 0.
Vile. 1.
At olis-Minneapolis, IA;
ClcNciand. q thrst gamc). Minneapolis,
Il; Cleveland, Q tSccond gamc)
:. At Kansas City-Kansas City, .: In
diana polls, Q (tirst Samc). Kansas City.
y; Indianapolis, (Second camel
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CLIMBERS SCALPED BY
INDIANS At HARRISBURG
:ichmond Lost First Game by Score
OF 8 to and Was Given White
wash in NightCap.
MORRIsETTE STARTED BOTH
RUSSELL Went to His Relief in First
and Was Driven From Mound in
Observation-Disclosures FiniShcd-Cram
Completed Second Battle.
SPECIAL 20 The Times -pisratch.l

INIIt.|II 20 J ne 7 ITlltS- II 5 I'NICIl.I
HARRISBURG, IA. July ga
4 &av-e riyaling the bloody deeds OF
7ncer DAYS trnnspircd NJ Island Park
rs afternoon. whom the Indians
lp.d the Richmond Climbers in
o,h ends OF a double bill by . to
hi 10 scores Manager Dunn, OF
i2.o visitors irottcd ont every avail
Hhlc man in his hurting department in
. II cNc,i to stop the onslaught of the
locals hut they all met with the same
cordial reception that Red Crane re-
,e!vcd Yesterday.
Norriscttc started both games for
Richmond. and was driven from the
mound In both.
Russell relieved the Richmond Beau
E!ummel in the first and an avalanche
OF hits IN the seventh drove him TO the
showers Meadows Went TO the mound
with the bases filed. two runs across
and only ono down and stopped the
scoring in that round.
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i;lbcrfleII Is Mnnnuor

MOBILE. ALA. July 20.-president
O. - Andrews. OF the Chattanooga
Baseball Club, to-day named Norman
clberncld to manage his team, suc
cceding Harry Mccormick. resigned.
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EcNnS l,eurue

At Waco--Waco, .: Fort Worth
At Observation-Disclosures 3; Homs-
ton, t.
At San Antonio San Antonio. .:
beaumont. !. -
At shrevenort--shrevcport, i; Dali
las A. - go
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st. Louis.

TntaIs...H h'2g u I Totals.... 90 10 .. e !
New York o / o o 0 %
ST. Louis. ....:...... 0 o 0 o ia
shottcn.N Austin Walsh. Two-nase hit"
Shotten. Stolen bases-,Boone. Peckinpamgh.
rihce hits-Howard. Hartzcli. Austin. Dou
bile plays--Austin to Howard: Bauman TO
on hases--New York. 10; ST. Louis. S. Bases
on balls---of Sister. 81; on weilman, 6; of
inning on weiiman. in s 90 Innings. Hi
by pitcher--by Sislcr (Cook). Struck out
by Brown, /; by Weilman. g. Umpires-
Wallace and Connolly. Time-2:o6.
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RrickIer Signs ,.nntrnct

BALTIMORE. July 20 - Charles
Br.ckley. the famous Harvard athlete.
mas signed contract to coach tho
Johns Hopkins football team ncxt
IAN. II was announced here today
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Rocky Mount at Norfolk
Petersburg mt Newport News
Portsmouth ut SufrolIS
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No CLIMBERS REACHED SECOND
STATION IN THE FINAL GAME

I'm The second game RichmOnd did
not go, man 10 second base. 4 sin
=lc, walk and i[rafts triple gave
Harrisburg TWO in the first inning.
ToolcN's single and Kraft's triple in
the third put one across. An error, n
-"sS ana a single in the start OF tho
f"u"tL ended Norriscttcs work for the
.itcrr1u. and Cram went in. He walk
thu hrSt man up. the next singled
ma callahan connected for two bases.
r"l- runs resulting.
Kraft doubled to start the fifth
stole third ana trotted home on Wit
a. nnt
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South ttIunfIc.

AZ Charleston-Charleston, 3; CO.
~ Albany-Albany, .; Columbus. !.
AZ Macon Macon. c; Jacksonville. 4.
~ Savannah--Savannah. 5; Augusta,
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Baseball Results
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES yesterday.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Harrisburg, o: RICHMOND, first
Eamc).
Harrisburg. 8; RICHMOND. tsccond
Sumcb.
Providence. :: Jersey City, tnrst Eame).
Providence, 10; Jersey City, lsccond
canic).
Montreal, 6: Rochester, 8.
Buffalo, 5; Toronto, 9.
STANDING OF CLUBS.
W. l.. Pet. ". l.. Pct.
rroyidcncc..4I - .662 Richmond .So IL .i61
Buffalo I'll 30 81. Rochester 81 40 .45e
tiarrish'g 40 30 1888 Toronto 36 40 .iil
Montreal ..SS 81 a50i Jersey City, IL 1882
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MORRISEI"TE'S WILDNESS
STARTS SLAUGHTER IN OPENER

Morriscttc was wild in opening the
first game. and after walking one, hit
ting another and allowing n double,
he WAS dcrlicked and Russell went in.
The fourth started Aliens trouble,
four clean wallops producing a pair
OF tallics. y single following Toolcy's
triple added another in the NTH. Three
HITS and two walks sent Russell to
the showers in the sixth, and Mead
ows took up the burden, after two
runs had crossed y walk. two sin
giles and passed ball gave the In
dians their last runs in the eighth
Richmond had the bases fun. one
run over and none out in the first
inning. but got only two runs. Picks
triple and sacrifice fly counted for
unc in the third Cranes double and
iiatcS's single put one across in the
nth, ana Aragon's single. Picks two
base blow and Il boot by Toolcy gave
INChmond thcir last in the seventh.
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tBatted for Becker In eighth
Score by innings r.
Chicago .......... o 3 If
philadelphia ....... 0 o o 6 80
Summary: Run.-Good C2), Fisher Muir
ray, Zimmerman. SAFER. Byrno. Bancroft,
cravath. Nichon. Whitfield. Luderus Burnr,
Stock Two base hits-Murray t2D. williams
Fisher, Luderus Nichor. Burns Earned
runs-Chicago. 6: Philadelphia. 6 stolen
bases-Saier Bresnahan. Sacrincc hit
Whitfield. Sacrifice ny-Archcr. Bases on
ballF-on label, .: of Pierce. !: of Rixcy
=. Left on bases-ChicaEo, 6: Philadelphia.
3. First base on crrors-PhiadcIph ia. ..
Struck out--by Lavender. 81 by Rixey &
iiits--on Lavender. in six innings on
Hahcl. in l-3 innings; or Pierce tno
put ouis) of Cheney. la 23 inning: on
RiNcy, In innings: of Dcmaree / in l
inning. Wild pitchcs-Chency (2l. TIM
pircs-R!Iler and Hart. Timc-l:5o