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RAIN ENDS CONTEST

PORTSMOUTH. VA, June IA
downpour of rain in tho sixth inning
to-day showed the contest back frame
and Portsmouth won her third straight
victory from Norfolk by score of 3
TO 2: AT the time the game was called,
Norfolk had driven three more men
across the plate. had two on bases and
none out. All of this went into the
discard: and the entire populace is
hree-checring Jupiter Pmvius.
Before beginning play Manager
Clarke. protested the game under the
four-players' ruling. The Portsmouth
protest is that five Norfolk players
have each participated in fifteen gam es
with clubs OF higher than &C" Glass
standing. The players given in the
protest are: Red" Stewart. McNIahon,
Stcinbrcnner Humphreys and Lake.
What there was of the game to-day
was marked by errors. and was pla yed
on soGgy grounds with scrambled line
ups. Norfolk got to MCClcary in the
sixth. and the Portsmouth player was
being knocked to the three divisions
of the outfield. when Umpire MCGOWAN
glanced at his new suit of clothes and
gave the sign for disbanding. Score:
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WHEAT TIED SCORE WITH
HOMER AND DROVE IN RUN
Brooklyn Knots Count in Ninth, and
lack Brings In Winning Tally
in Eleventh Frame.
CUBS, SHUT PIRATES OUT
MathewSon Unable to Hold Boston,
and Stallings's Braves Hit Him
Hard-Meadows Holds Cincinnati
Reds to Seven Hits.

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BROOKLYN. June Lack Wheat
was the hero of to 4. eleven inning
victory by the Brooklyns over Phila-
delphia to-day. After tho visitors had
forged ahead by a maintaining rally
Wheat came up with two out and two
strikes called. and tied the score with
a homer TO deep left. lie came up
again In the eleventh with the bases
full and one out and scored O'AIara
with the winning run by making an
in,ield hit. The locals punched hits off
Alexander I'm the second and fourth
getting three-run lead. He was
taken out In the eighth, and Demaree
finished the game. Dell was wild. Civ
ing nine passes and hitting batter
but he frightened up when hits were
needed until the ninth. when three hits
placed Philadelphia ahead. Score:
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Mickey OBrien has made himself
proving real find for Ryan ana is do
ing utility work as well as taking his
turn In the box. He usually comes
across with n timely blngle
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VIII Dunn has been husilv engaged
In moving the left field fence back a
couple OF hundred feet. II is on ac-
count OF that peskv Redskin Jim
Thorpe. who persists in losing perfect
~ good Sl.25 horsehides on his visits
here.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Baltimore Mt Newark.
Brooklyn mt Buffalo
Pittsburgh mt Kansas CITY
/ ST. Louis at Chirnro
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Meaning that we want at least two
OF the games with the Pests
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NEWFEDS DOWN TlPTOPS

BROOKLYN. y. Y. June l.-Making
hits ut opportune moments. Newark
defeated Brooklyn. : to .. here to-day.
Earl Moseley proved an enigma 20 he
local batters. Five hits. including
Campbelrs double. an error by Hall
and sacrifice fiy. won the game for
the visitors in the seventh. Manager
MaGce contributed the fielding feature
when he backed into right field. pulled
down Schecr's ny and doubled McKech-
ME at first.
Score by innings: H. F.
Newark .......0 0 | o o IL II 0
Brooklyn % OOI o q OIL 6 2
batteries: Moseley and Raridcn
Wilson. upham and Pratt
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ERRORS WIN FOR GRlFFMEN

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PHILADELPHIA, June battery
and fielding errors gave Washington
a D to. victory over Philadelphia to-
day. The visitors scored three runs off
WyckoE In the second inning on two
singles. two passes. TWO stolen bases.
a wild pitch. passed ball and two
errors by McAvoy. They got two more
In the third off Bressler. on an error
by kopf, pass, an out and Morgan's
single. Philadelphia hit Johnson's de-
livery hard in the second session. after
which the Washington twirler was al
most inv.ncible Score:
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Philadelphia polois,s win.

- I-ADELFHIA. June The Phil-
edelphia County Club polo team de-
'ffeated Devon twelve goals torfdwm
sGefeatsd Devon - goals to 5l-2 i'm the
FINAL match for the Woodcrest Gun TO.
Gay. The winners earned IA goals and
lost two by pena lties. Devon was AL
lowed a handicap OF nvc goals earned
pns knd vas penal!zed> one-half.
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HORSES AT EXPO.
Blg Stables VIII Try for 100000
Purses offered for Races

SAN FRANCISCO. June l.-More
than 900 horses were stabbed to-day at
the Panama Pacific Exposition track
for the opening NncXt Saturday Of an
elcven-day meet which is expected to
provide some OF the greatest harness
racing the Pacific Coast has known
Purses offered total more than 100000
The two major events OF the thirty
three races scheduled are 2:iO trot
and 2:06 pace. both 100000 contests
\ free-for-all pace carries purse of
$4,000. The exposition track is said to
be exceptionally fast.
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EIGHT FOR URBAN FABER

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CHICAGO, June Urban Fabcr won
his eighth straight game to-day. when
Chicago defeated Detroit. to !. Eddie
Collins made three hits and scored
three of the locals runs, when his
teammates punched hits behind him.
The first run of the locals was n gift.
Breton drew a base on balls and went
to second on a passed ball. He took
third on another p-ssed ball and scored
on wild pitch. a base on balls to
Crawford and iriple by Neach saved
the visitors from a shut out. Score:
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KAWFEDS AGAIN BEAT WHALES

CHICAGO. June kansas city
made 1t three out OF five over Chicago
to-day, winning the nnal game, 3 TO !.
through Cullops effective pitching
and timely hits off Hendrix. or the
total OF nine errors. Rawlings. of the
visitors. made three.
Score by Innings: r. H. f
Kansas CITY IL 0l | O % s
Chicago .....o0l 90 OO--l
Batteries: Cullop and Brown: Hen
dirk and Wilson.
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Bail Team Gocs on Strike.

GRAND FORKS, \. D, June 1.-The
Grand Forks baseball team Of the
Northern League Went on q strike to-
day, when the management refused to
refund money paid for expenses from
the players homes to this city at the
opening of the season. The manage
ment In refusing the request acted un-
der league rules. and, as Il result Of
tho strike, the players were suspended.
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BRAVES HIT MATTY

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BOSTON, June l.-Boston's ability
to hit Mathcwson freely, while Raglan
was holding New York batsmcn to two
hits. resulted in an easy victory for
the Braves to-day. I TO O. One of the
visitors hits was the result OF an in
tended sacrifice. Fletcher was ban
ished from the game in the sixth for
disputing decision. Score:
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portsmouth won from Norfolk YES
Ierdhy by getting an early lead tn.
Iars were two runs ahead in the SIKH
inning. but as the heavy rain pre-
t, the truckers from getting their
mem: the three runs made In tho skin
by Norfolk not counting in the mai
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Detroit.
a - -
Chicago.

Detroit ............. q o II
Chicago ............. y o u .-t
summary: Runs-Cra Word. r. Collins 49,,
Breton. Two base hits-NcaCh. t. Collins
Three base hit--Neach StolcE hhscs-Cobb.
l'lackhurnc. Quinlan. Earned runs-Chicago.
!: Detroit. !. Sacrifice hits-Bak"r, Fhbcr.
Double plays--Dauss To Buhh Z" kavanaugh
Bic! to Biackburne Lett on bascs-DctrcN
o. Chicago, o. First base on errors-Chicago.
!; Detroit. /. Base on balis-on DauSs, =
off Faber. g. Hits-on Dauss. in innings
OF BOehlcr, Ia inning. Struck out-by
Dauss. 4. by Fabcr .. Wild pitch--Da uss
Passed balls Baker 81. Cmpires-Hilde-
brand and OLoughin. Time-2:0j.
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TAKES BOSTON THIRTEEN
INNINGS TO BEAT YANKs
Wood and Heating Battle for Su.
premacy, With Smoky Joe
Getting Best of 1t.
NATIONALS TRIM MACKAIEN
Battery and Fielding Errors Give
Washington Game Over PhiIadel-
phia-St. Louis Defeated Clcve.
land-James in Good Form.

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NEW YORK. June 1.-Roston took a
hard-fouEht game from tho New York
Americans to-day in thirteen innings,
TO 3. Wood and Heating met in Il
great pitchers battle. the local pitcher
losing in the thirteenth. when Speaker
walked, stole second. took third on
Lewlss infcld oui, and scored on Hob
litzers single. New York led off with
a hit In the eighth. ninth. tenth.
eleventh and twelfth innings. but failed
TO get runner home. Score:
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New York..


.Battcd Tor Cady In the eighth
tBatted for Sweeney In thirteenth.
SS os VI: Il
summary: Runs-Hooper ~. Speaker tol
Maisel: Pipp. Cook Two base hits-Pipp
@; Three base hit-Hoorer Home run
Maisei: stolen bases-Speaker (g. Earned
rnns-New York. ?; Boston. 3. Sacrifice hits
wagner. Maiset. Hooper. Cook Cree
Boone. Pecknpaugh. Double plays-Peck-
ihpaugh Boone and Pipp: Boone and PIpp:
Boohe, Fecklnpaugh and Pipp: Hooper and
Thomas. Left on bases-New York. 10; hos.
ton ton ? First base on errors-New York !:
Soston, l. Base on balls-on Heating 1: off
Wood. 3. Struck out-by Keatinr g. hv
Mood q; Cmpires-Nailin ana Dineen
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Dave Callahan Gets Release.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June 1.-Dave
Callahan, an outfielder with Louisville
American Association League club
since the latter part of the 1914 sea
son. has been released to the Wichita
Kan. team of the Western League
Owner Wathen said last night Gala
han was released to make room with
i'm the sixteen player limit for RED
C0rriden, recently secured from the
Chicago Nationals.
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With the Skeetcrs is r. w
WIcks. who gained many friends here
when he handled the publicity end Of
the Richmond club during the DAYS
Immediately following the transfer Of
tho Baltimore franchise. Wicks is well
come; indeed. but need not expect hos
pital!ty TO extend too far
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NEWARK BEAT GRAYS

NEWARK. y. J. June 1.-The New
ARK lhdians won from Providence here
to-day, to >. "Dcwball" Comstoc
on the mound for the visitors. lost his
game In the final round by hitting the
hrst Two men up. Tooley sacrificed
singer into Fabriancs anatomy. which
was fumblcd Just long enough for the
speedy Mensor to cross with the vim
ming run. Score:
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Totals ..32 "a % Totals 80 10 % Is Q
'Eatted for Lear In eighth.

Scorr by innings: r.
st. Louis ............ 0 o.
summary: Runs-1each. HcrZog. Long,
Dolan. Bethel. Snyder. Two base hit-.Do-
IAN. stolen base-Herzog. Earned runs
Cincinnati. l. ST. Louis ?. Sacrifice hits
Lear: Bethel. Do!an. Double rlays-Betyei
10 Hucgins: Lear to Winro 10 Mollwitz
Toney to Wingo TO MolwltZ. Left on bases
Cincinnati. 3: 81. Louis. :. Rase balls
off Brown. !: OFF Ton-y. l. of Meadows, l.
Hits-on Brown. in ! inning; none ont In
second off Lear, In innings: off Toney.
in inning. pit by pitcher-by Lear
tHuEginsl Struck out-hy Toney, !: by
Lear. J. by Meadows. g. Wild pitches
Meadows. Brown Passed ball-Snydcr
Cmp!rcs-OriE and Byron. Time-2hours.
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Providence papers say that the Climb.
ers are by far the best looking agSre.
ration mat has appeared there. Jp &c
the visit OF the Richmonders, Buffalo
was rated as the best
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JAMES BEATS INDIANS

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CLEVELAND, o., June l.-St. Louis
defeated Cleveland to-day, 2 to ].
on bases, holding Cleveland runless
after the first inning. St. Louis made
ITS first run on Prntt's triple and
to Austin. Pratts out. Jackson's error
and Walkers sacrifice fly. With the
tying run on second base in the eighth
James Tanned Chapman and Jackson
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MONTREAL BLANKS HUSTLERS

ROCHESTE R, y. Y. June IA cork
ing pitching duel between Hoff and
ming to-day. when the Rochester soul H.
paw weakened and four hits gave Mon
treat the only runs of the game The
Purtcll featured. Score.
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New York
Boston.
Totals rs 224 . 3 Totals 80 :
'Satted for Mclean in eighth
tBatted for Mathcwson In eighth.

'Satted for Mclean in eighth
tf'atted for Mathewson In eighth.
Score by innings: r.
Sew York ...t.... o 900 o o %
Boston ............... III
Summary: Runs-FitZpatrick ~. Schmidt
]. Smith, MaranVilc Whaling. Raglan. Two
base hts-Connoliy. Maranvillc. Whaling
RaEan, j Smith. stolen basc-i'itzpatrick.
SaCrlfice nE-Moran. Sacrifice hits--Maran-
VILE ,.b. Double piay-Fletcher to DOYLE
Left or hascs-New York. 3: Boston. 6. FRS,
base on errors Boston. 3. Base balls
an SChupp, - on Raglan. ?. Hits-nff
Math"wson, in innings: off Schupp in
inning Struck out-by Mathewson, .; by
SchIpn, :: by Raglan. g. Passed balis-H
Smith. Unpires-Quisley and Eason Time
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
BUFFEDS BEAT TERRAPINS

BUFFALO, June 1.-The Buffalo
team batted out an Stool victory over
Baltimore to-day. Frank Smith was
taken out of the box in tho fourth in
Ming. He left the bases full, and Hof-
man, sent in as pinch hitter, cleared
them with two-bagger off Bailey.
Score by innings: r. II. T..
Baltimore ......o o q 20 o. 0--l : |
Buffalo ....O 8 O OO.-S . !
Batteries: Smith. Bailey and Rus
sell. Ford and Blair, Allen.
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4 4orioaH hi''....'.'.'....o @
Summary: Runs-B. Stewart Mace. IIur.
ley. ST. Martin Two-base hits-B stewart
CD. ThraSher, Mace. Whitfield Stolen bases
cleveland and Stewart. Double plays-B
Stewart to Foiles: NJ Stewart 10 cleveland
Base on balls-on Weller. 3: off McCcary Q
Left on bases-Norfolk. C. Portsmouth, l.
Struck out-hy Weller, l. hy McCleary. 2
hour. Umpire, MCGOWAN
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Totals .; s:7i5 Totals az y


f :, 1870 h@ innings r.
Montreal ....... q q q n q n n n .
summary Runs--Devlin. Flynn. Two
base hit--iton. Three-ba h!t-Fiynn
Stcrihc" hit-SteVcnson. stolen bases
Clemens Pi"2 Double piays-iIolden to
t"wlcy: Norcs to lIolke. Bases on balls
of H"f, I; OF Miller s. Struck out--by
ION by Miller & Umpires. Brown ard
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Newark. :; Brooklyn, 2.
Buffalo, 3: Baltimore, l.
KANSAS City. 3; Chicago, l.
Pittsburgh-St. Louis mot schcduIcd).
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Chicago
piftSb,,rcI,.
Totals al 6 % 20 Totals ..2s .:
limited for Admins in cLrhth

Score 10y innings: y
Chicago ..,........... q o q n n n :,
PlttsburC ............ o 0 C n 40
summary: RunsGood. Safer Two IN "a
nitsL.io"d, b'ssnahan. Sacrifice hit Baird
~. Earned runs Chicago. . Icf, on
bases. Chicago. {; P.ttshurgh. 3. First base
on bal!s-on label. 2; OF Mccuillan. l. Hits
-of Adams. q IN innings: off McoujIinn
Q In inning. HI, by pitcher-by libel
Johnston, Strhck out-hy Zahel. /: nv
1895. 1'"e
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TORONTO BEATS THE HERD

won The final game Of the series here
to-day by a score Of 10 to I Rader, on
IN" mound for Buffalo. was touched
Tor hiteen hits by the visitors. while
toronto used four pitchers To hold off
the locals kocher, the visiting back
stop. hit four times in five times up, one
being triple. Score:
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY
Rocky Mount, 6; Suffolk, l.
Portsmouth, 3: Norfolk, . (hve innings
rnin). '"S'
Petersburg Newport News (rain).
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PHILADELPHIA.
Totals "a sal is 2 Totals so az 10

TothIs w S~3I rs Totals 40 , q tn :
'Cno out when winning run was scored.
tran for Iuderus In ninth.
tBatted for Eillifer In eighth
Stated for Alexander in eighth
Score nv innings: r.
Philadelphia o 0 ool o o-4
Brooklyn ...... . Is
Summary: Runs-Niehon. 1.uderus. Baum
Eartner. Pasker. OMara StenGel. Wheat
Cutshaw, Getz. Two base hits-Niehon
Becker. I.uderus. StcnGel. Three base hit
McCarty Home run-Wheat. Stolen bases
Bancroft. Byrne. Paskert. Earned runs
Philadelphia. ?: BROOKLYN. 3 Sacrifice rits
MYERS. Gutshaw. Lief; on hases-Phindei-
pha IL: BROOKLYN. e. First base
philadelphia. Il Brooklyn .. Bases on
halls-or Alexander. |; off Demaree. .: Oft
Dell. ?. Hits-on Alexander, In innings;
off Demaree. In innings. Hit by pitcher
by Dell (Cravath>. struck out-hy Ai.x.
ander, 3: by Demaree !: by Dell, :. I'm
pires-Klem ard Emslic.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Washington.
Totals 30 81 II Totals ..33 27 l3
'Batted for Wyckon in second
TBatted for Bressler in ninth.

Score by innIngs r
Washington ......... 3 o n-5
Philadelphia .......... Ga
Summary: Runs-Foster. Meoiler. Milan.
Morgan: Henry. McAvoy. Barry. kopf. Two
bases-Milan. Henry. Mcbride Earned rms
Washington. 8: Philadelphia. 3. sacrifice
hit-Morgan. Left Observation-Disclosures
:: Philadelphia 6. First base on errors
Washington. 2: Philadeiphia I. Base on
Bressler, g. Hits-of Wyckoff. , in ? in
nings; off Bresslcr. In innings Struck
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Honus Wagner has not yet arrived
FOR the reunion. but T. Methusalah To-.
dan Is still with the Climbers He
got his training, IL is rumored nv .oss
ing cannon balls.
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Buck Weaver II su,ncnd.d

CHICAGO. June president John.
son, of the American League, to-day
indefinitely suspended Buck Weaver
OF the White Sox. for his conduct to-
ward Umpire Hildchrand. in the De.
troit game yesterday.
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Totals IS Is q Is Totals ss,5 -;

cJaln'ts"n hated FOR Casey in fourth
Buh IL ..........c 90 o. ~;
Tor@j,o % q .
summary Runs-Jackson. Channel az
MrCaEty, Judge. RAIDER. Holandcr OUara
-. Graham, Demmitt. Trout. Parent.
hocher 90 Hits--on McTigue. q on
cochran. :. off Cook. &; of Herbert a
bases on halis--on Bader. g on McTigus.
. on cochran, ?: of Cook. 3: off Herbert. l.
struck oul--by Cook. !. Three base hits
Channel kocher. Two bhse hi,r--Channen
Jackson. Graham ca, MoCarty (?J. I.alonsc
Hlihooiey, Herbert. Sacrifice hit--Roach
Sacrifice fiesJ-Cook. Trout Umpires, Free.
man and HARRISON. Time. 2:3o,
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Providence.
one out when winning run made

Scorc by Innings: n
Newark . q q q n &, n n n a Z, -
Providence ...O q q I n n n n =
=, summary: Runs-Mensor witter. C,bnbrk
Shehh' Schuit%. sacrifice hits-Tooley
Shean, ComstoCk. Sacrifice hy-tai!ahan
S S.ae nas.e,;s-kraft. ,Tierney. Zimmerman.
Fahriquc. shorten. Two -hase hit-C'hnhct
tasss on bnlls--on Chahck. >: of Comstock
:. struck out-hy Chahck. .. by ComstocE
:. Double plays-chahok and Nensor: Wit,
ter. Heckinger ana Zimmerman Chahek and
kraf. Left on pases--Newark Is. proyi
Gence. tmpires. cleary and Carpenter.
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CARDS DEFEAT REDS

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ST LOUIS. June 1.-Betzers single
In the second inning Of to-day's game
spelled defeat for Cincinnati. by tho
score of TO 2. as the blow sent Long
and Dolan across the pan. and 3etzei
later scored on Wild pitch. Score:
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HARRISONBURG. VA, June 1.-The
Harrisonburg summer team opened the
season Yesterday by defeating the Car
dinals, OF Alexandria. TO .. The WISH
tors had two on the bags in the ninth
when Reiter struck out three batters
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. SCore by innings; r
Cleveland ........l o @ q q q ~
ST. Louis. ............l 0 0 o %
= summary: Runs-Lc!bo!d, Austin. Pratt
Earned runs-Clcrcland. /: ST. Louis 1
Two base hits-Leibold, Graney. Chapman.
Ihree-base hit-Pratt. Sacrifice hits--Tur-
ner. James. Walker. Sacrifice Gy--C. WALK
er. stolen bases-Turner, e. Walker Aus
I'M Double plays--Jones Jackson and
oNeill; Lavan and Leary. Pitching record:
Hits-of oJnes. in innings; OFF Harstcd.
In innings. First base on baIls-Jones
and James, !. Struck out--by Dimes .; by
Harsted .; by James. 8 Wild pitch
James First base on errors-Clcvcland J.
Lett on hases-Cleveland. . ST. Louis 4.
Time. l:5i Umpires. Mullaney and Evans.
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label HiTLESS

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PITTSBURGH, June l.-Chicago shut
out Pittsburgh. 2 to O, to-day through
the effective pitching Of label. who al
lowed only two hits. Doubles by Good
and Bresn2han were responsible for
the visitors runs. Score:
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Chicago Wins M T.nn,,

CHICAGO, Juno 1.-The University
Of Chicago tennis players won TIE
championship Of the Western Collere
conference in the doubles to-day.
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T STRIKES ME
BY TIM PATCH

The boys got a much needed rest yes
.Gnuay, ahd should be in condition To
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But 1t is we'll known what rain doc.
10 Skeeters. 1t always makes the Pc
more persistent. y little citronell. M
the nome plate might help some.
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Elsel. Pnrmaee, Daubert. oBrien. Left o.;
bases-Sunolk. 3: Rocky Mount & Stolen
bases-0' Bricn. Sacrifice hits-Honig t2).
Eisei. Two base hits-Allen. Biddle. Dau
l.. Wild pitches-Graham. Time. I:l5. TIM.
pire. BusSey.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-02

The games Will be started at o'clock
The $50 o'clock start was given (.
trial. but was unsatisfactory Gone
are the bush days, and with them the
twilight ball
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-02

The Climbers arc, now one game 40
low the Bisons. Should the locals vi,
THIS afternoon and Buffalo lose, there
rung. w" ''p
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-02

out-by johnson, 2: by wyckon. 2: by Bress-
Ter. 4. Wild pitch-wyckon. Passed balls
McAvoy. Umpires-Connolly and Scnill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-02

Among those present yesterday was
Dutch Rcvellc, whose smile Is sim re-
membered by the followers OF the old
Colts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-02

In spite Of tho rain yesterday. ther.
will be no double, offering to-day. Tb,y
trainers did not allow for a local boiis
day Tor the opening series with Jersov
'City, ana in order to have two games
one from the next series. The game for
yesterday can now be played to-mor
changed.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Boston mt New York.
Washington Mt PHILADELPHIA
st. Louis at Cleveland
DETROIT mt Chicago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-02

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Jersey City mt RICHMOND.
Montreal at Rochester
tOnly two schctuled.)