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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-22
VIRGINIA TEAMS
ARE BREAKING RULE
Ixuehpurr Newspaper Alleges State
Circuit Teams Are Guilty OF of-
Tense Axainst National Rule.

The following concerning the vir-
gtnfa League is republished from the
Lynchburg tya.) Advance and is OF
interest to local peopis interested IN
the circuit:
Unless some way has been found
10 circumvent one OF the regulations
Of the national agreement. nice mess
IL fxing itself in the Virginia League,
since the shortened seasons OF some
of the leagues In the southern states
have come to an end and players from
.hose circuits are rolling into tho ros-
ters Of some of the teams OF the Vtr-
ginia League
Unless the rules of the game have
been changed. the men who are under
reservation for next season to other
clubs have no right to play the season
out In the Virginia League. and uniess
some provision has been made to take
care of this situation at this time.
then one may look for another bunch
of protests In the Boatwright circuit.
A number OF players are already
playing who have come from the Flag
League in Georgia and from the South
Atlantic, among them being Bob Stfn-
son, who comes from Macon in the
sally and Player Flynn, who has been
with Newman, Ca, in the Flag circuit
The condition will not materially hurt
the Virginia League, for these men
will be glad to get six or seven weeks
work at moderate salaries, but II is
hard TO understand how they can be
under two contracts at the same time,
In the past games in the Virginia
circuit have heen thrown out for this
same cause, and II will be Interesting
to watch what happens when one or
more OF the clubs begin TO see that
they are getting the worst Of things
by reason of men being played here
who are under reservation to other
clubs under the protection OF organ
lied baseball
OF course. II all of the teams are
guilty. no protests can be expected.
hut IL Secretary Farrell gets busy II
will not help the Golfers OF the team
guilty Of breaking this rule.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-22
C0MIskEY To PROTEST
ROWLAND'S SUSPENSION
preatdent of Chicago Americans Says
His Team Has Been Victim OF
Poor Umpirin@ All Season.

Chicago. July 2I.--President Comis-
kew. Of the Chicago Americans. said
today he would protest to President
Johnson of the American League,
against the suspension OF Manager
Rowland, who, according to the White
sox magnate, has been all season the
victim of the worst umpiring he has
ever seen in the American League.
The charge was first made that Row
land was suspended for profanity. but
President Comiskey said that the I'm
,fres later admitted that the suspen-
sion was caused by Rowlands lack OF
speed in leaving the field when ordered
TO do so.
Poor umpiring has cost my ciuo
seven or eight games this year SAID
Com{skey TT looks to me as though
Rowland is being made mark I'm
pires have called bslks on my pitchers
in Detroit, but failed to do so when
they made the same motions In ST.
Louis: they beat us out of clean triple
NAV when we were at Boston,; last
Monday Mayer was hit by pttcned
hall. but was not allowed 10 go TO hrst
base because the umpire said he al
lowed himself Intentionally to be hit.
THE chasing of Rowland was sense
less. He went out TO protest. as ne
had a right to do. and as I would ex-
meet him to do He told me he didn't
swear until after he had been thrown
out of the game.
81 expect to protest against the sus-
pension and try TO get square deal
for my team"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-22
YANKEES SECURE
JERSEY PLAYER
Barney, Crack Outfieider OF the Jer.
Aey City Skceters. Signs With
New York Americans.

New York. July 2i.--Eddie Barney,
crack outfelder OF the Jersey City
Skeefers. yesterday was added to the
Yank encourage. Barney Was a ris-
ing star In the Barrow League, and
recently four scouts looked him over
ION the same day. The Red Sox.
Braves. Tigers and Brookfeds were
all after the player. but the ynrks
bid higher than the rest and won h..n
where he will join the Yankees. He
will be put to work Immediately. and
will be stationed in the left field, so
that Hartzell may take well-needed
rest
Eddie IL a buster, and ranks high
among the International League
lthumpers He hit .a2s in fifty six
games. and ranks third among the
players who have participated in more
than fifty games. Last year. playing
for Hartford. he led all Eastern AS
ISOLATION batsmen who took part In
lever one hundred games Z
y Ray Demmitt, the former White
Sox and one-time Yank. who recent
" played with Toronto. will replace
Barney Ia the Skeeter outheld. Jer-
lsey City also has been promised one
lother player from the Yanks.
| Another purchase recorded by the
Tanks yesterday Is Outfielder Eugene
lLayden. Of the Columbia South At
EIantic Club.
The Yanks are going into the mar
ket heavily for talent. So far they
have purchased the leading pitchers
lof the American Association, Western
League and Texas League The twfrl-
ere are Dan Triple. of Indianapolis;
George Mogride, left- handler, OF Der
Moines and King Brady. Of Dallas
They also are bidding high for pitcher
Miller. OF Montreal, the crack Finger
OF the Internationals, az well az Out
fielder Miller. 400 batter. with ths
Mobile club OF the Southern Associa-
.itton-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-22

Bristol. r. l., July 2l.--The racing
bop HssoiutA, OF the cup defender
kxi swMsf dismantled Of all her racing
EAr here yesterday afternoon and
|u1ed ott on the marine railway at
kaetTeshon shops to be FURNISHED
for her races. beginning at New
|rt Monday with the vanitie. De-
krsr Nat HerreshofY and Robert W.
nmonss "a. the manager, and Charles
ancis Adams, I'd. the helmsman. de-
Ned yesterday to make an entire
|anxe OF rig on the yacht for subse-
lent races.
|rhe old matnmAst was laid ashore
a. steel spar. which was used pa ri
| last season. wsn made ready TO be
Apped. Resolute. Il was announced
/ the best shops, will take on I sin-
head RIG instead Of n double one.
u the gan and club topsasl sparr will
iengthened to degree that win
Init the hitting 81 the craft with I
u area the same as under the don
-head Rig. 1t Il the idea that REESE
q can In this way be made to show
much speed a. under the double
Id geAr. II IL figured that the yacht
III 81 III shape to show better work
th4 wind under the single head
m close haul work the speed
~ not be quite as good.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-22
Local Hurer Holds Teammates to Five Scattered Hits
M While Richmonders Make Errors Dunn, Jr, Gets
Back In Came ottrel Hurs Steadily
LEAGUE OF PEACE is
TO PRESS PROPAGANDA
Uniting Nations VIII Merge Armses to
he Used For Their Com-
mon Protection.

New York. July 2l.---A plan for the
suppression of war throughout the
world was outlined this afternoon TO
the summer students at Columbia Uni
versity by Hamilton Holt. speaking for
the Common Sense League. The con-
illusions reached, after months OF de-
Liberation. of the beading political
scientists and publicists of this coun-
try. under the auspices of the League
of Peace, of which Mr. Holt is vice.
chairman. were enthusiastically APP
plauded by an audience filling Have
meyer Hall.
The hrst great postuiate for inter-
national peace. said Mr.. Holt, was
made by the philosopher. Kant. who
declared that peace would never come
until the world was politically organ
ICED. That accomplished. the question
of ornaments could be solved on the
basis of the theory practiced by the
United States as each abandoned some
of it's sovereignty In return for the
protection of the Federal police.
BY this theory of armament Hmi-
tation the League of Peace. said MIR.
Holt. was entering upon a worldwide
propaganda 20 get the nations OF the
world to organize league of peace
which would establish not only courts
for justiciable cases of disagreement,
but also for procedures for the arbi-
tration of non-justiciable causes. and
for an International police to enforce
the use of these institutes.
The frst nations 10 unite to form the
first International League OF Peace. ex-
planned Mr.. Holt. will not abolish their
armies but will merge them. AS other
nations join the league, merging their
ornaments. the leagues armament will
be proportionateiy diminished.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-22
At the Iheaters
FIVE VIOLIN BEAUTIES LOOM
LARGE IN LYRICS SHOW

One of the ciassiest musical offer
ings in vaudeville this season has been
secured by Manager Denman for the
latter half of the week at tle Lyric
Theater, commencing al the matinee
performance this afternoon, II is the
beauty -and-music production in which
the Five Violin Beauties appear. The
girls are young. charming and gifted,
Each lis a soloist. The entertainment
they provide is among the most artis-
tic and attractiveiy staged ever brought
TO Richmond The Five Violin Beau
ties are on their first tour out OF the
larger cities of the country. They are
TO appear In only four cities.
Harry Hayward q Company with
one of the smartest, brightest one-act
comedies OF the year. is another con-
spicuous feature of the new bill THE
FREELY liz the title. The former star
of the comedy stage Is supported by a
company of versatile farce players.
The scenic tnvesture of the act is pic
turesque and imposing.
The Grace Twins are two pretty and
dainty singing and dancing girls. new
to Richmond. They are versatile
|comediennes. who have their own orig
inal style of rendering their songs,
and their own dance creations
T.
will contribute something new and
quaint. Smith 10 as unlike all the
other Smiths as he is dissimilar from
other monoiogists. He Is q droll racon-
teur with eccentric mannerfsms, and
his solo comedy is a continuous prov
ocation to mirfsa. For two seasons
past Ban Smith was the larger half
OF the team of Smith and Jennings.
his partner being Hughis Jennings.
the baseball player. They separated
recently. ss:t'' s 6. - + S1
Leroy and Lane. two clever sing
ing and talking comedians, promise a
novelty. Interspersed with their songs.
dances and patter is an exhibition of
their skill ~ acrobats ana gymnasts.
These stunts come Mt unexpected mo-
rnents and provoke laughter by their
sheer grotesauery.
New war pictures. some very anus
ing comedy films and miscellaneous
exhibit of the worlds events fashions
and foibles viii make up the motion
picture annex.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-22
.'HEAHTS AND THE
HIGHWAY" AT THE COLONIAL

'Tis a, brave array OF gallant gentle
men. lovely lady. and few rpgues,
one of them king. that the v. L. S. Il.
feature shows US at the. Colonial fA-
Ian Walker, the lovely lady in ques-
ton. looks tempting enough to eat,
and several of the gallant gentlemen
rogues. one Of the the same king again.
were mind to do so. The story
is picfurized from the Rev. Cyrus
Townsend Brady's novel. Hearts ana
the Highway" It Is at the Colonial
again today. You will see by the pic
lures lavishiy unrolled upon the CO.
lonial screen that she donned male at
tire--all finery OF broad hat and wav-
ing plume, doubiet and boots, and the
garments that 30 between--and rode
forth to overtake and steal from its
bearer the kings warrant for her
fathers death. She overlook the cava-
Her at an inn. shared his supper. and
sat beside him while he slept. Discov-
ering that he was so light 4 sleeper
that she could not steal thus the I'd
important document. Lady Katherine
tried a plan of daring. Riding forth at
dawn. she left word for her chance
companion that she would expect him
to overtake her on the road. When
he galloped up to her she shot and
wounded him. As he. fell from his
horse unconscious. she procured the
coveted document. which she burned.
Then. woman like. she faints- The
story goes on In wonderfully
thrilling way, and Judge Jeffries. the
cruel magfstrate. II introduced. But
IN the end ali Is we'll. 1t Is an excit-
ing. sustained romance. that never
for an instant fails to keep those who
view the filns absorbed. So. see II
today at the Colonial. Tomorrow and
Saturday the Colonial announces the
New York Evening SUMS prize $1,000
story The sins OF the Mothers with
Anita Stewart and Earle Williams AZ
the stars.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-22
GUnSI SUPPORTERS
HOLD BIG MEETING

The most enthusiastic and largely
attended political meeting OF the carn-
paign was held last night, when about
two hundred followers OF Alderman
Marx Gunst crowded into Taylor's
Hall. II Twenty-hfth and Broad Streets,
to hear speeches by Mr., Gunst and
several OF hts workers- ss,-..
The meeting was representative. en-
hracing prominent citizens from every
section OF the city. Speeches favoring
the candidacy Of Mr.. Gunst, and laud-
ing him for his work OF twenty five
years in City Council. we're made by
Joseph Allen. OF Ginter Park: Angus
tine Royal. OF South Richmond: w. X.
Bache, Of barton Heights: John G. Cor
ley, OF West End: Clarence Coleman.
s.. L. Kelley. Robert Lecky.. Jr., R. r.
Duke. walter Dunn and Joseph Stew
art. Alderman Gunst also spoke.
H r. CARRIER, Of Fulton. opened the
meeting, and was relieved later by Mr..
Noide.
Mr.. Dunn said that. II nothing else.
the election of Mr.. Gunst to the Ad-
ministratiye Board would start the
campaign againat ring politics" while
the tenor OF the remarks of the other
speakers was that Mr.. Gunst. with his
long public experience and his business
career. fitted him for the place ne
sought.
{ Mr. Gunst said he felt profoundly
thankful for the reception given him.
and pledged 10 work for the intersstA
OF the city ~ 4 whole In future as ne
had In the past quarter OF a century.
Il know no section Of the city, said
Mr. Gunst. ANY man. no matter how
1owiy or how high, may find me ready
and willing 20 attend the public busi-
a.
Reference was made 10 the efforts
OF Mr., Gunst In the work OF securing
street improvements, which was loudly
appiauded.
A meeting viii be held In Swansboro
tonight, and on Friday night the voters
Of Church Hill viii meet in mass mset.
ing TO hear from Ali ths candidates
The meeting viii be held In Ghimbo.
raao school building
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-22

Harrisburg. Pa. July 2i.--Frank
|oodbred fell into q winning stride
|day. He won for the Indians, to
II was four straight for Harris
hrg In the series with the Climbers.
The locals saved much Of their en-
fEy. Providence will be here for four
hines starting tomorrow Cottrell
|as wild. The Indians simply trailed
long. giving Goodbred faultiess back
10, hitting the ball hard enough to
Pep In the lead Jack Dunn. Jr., got
kck into the game. He covered right
bid in good form.
Singles by Mensor and Movie.
poley's double. an error by Bates.
Id kraft's sacrifice. figured In Har-
fburg's two runs In the first Singels
Zimmerman. Heckinger and Men
r brought In the third.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-22
TAKES FINAL
GAME FROM MONTREAL

|Monsrea1, 5uiy 21:--Rocffester won
e final game OF the series here to-
~. Hnenke had the local batters
6essing throughout. while McHaie.
Gently with the Yankees, was hit
bunehas. In the ninth inning the
Hstlers got TO McHale for six hits,
to OF them home runs.
Score by innings: r. II K.
bcheetAr -. 0o2 600 o16~-s ID
bntreaf 49,. olo 600 000-l 2
Batteries. Huenke and Williams:
|cHale and Howley.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-22
TRIUMPHS OVER
PORTSMOUTH CORSATRS

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
Norfolk. Va, July 21.--SuffoIk out
played Portsmouth In the field today
and as result won a fast and snappy
game by the score OF to z. al
though outhit by the visitors. Bar
ton could have twirled a no run game
with adequate support. Both of the
Truckers runs were earned.
The score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-22
NJ THORPE MISSES
BALL: JERSEY DEFEATED

Jersey city. July zi.--Jiru Thcrpes
tetudging an easy fly with two out
the first inning permitted Provi--
snce to score four runs, thereafter
hing the Grays running start
Bainsts the Skeeters that could not
overcome In today's game. The
lore was 3 10 I.
Score by innings. r. h f.
koyidence 4Se ooe o1i---e 10 o
| rssy scisv -. eel Gao 100 IL 2
Batteries: Schultz and Casey !,
krbout. Crutcfier and Reynolds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-22
CHARITY IS ''PHEMOn'
OF PRESENT SEASON
VITA washinEton, said to
Ne Real star.

Minneapolis. July 21.--Ed Charity.
the Beioit boy now catching for Joe
Cantiilon's Miilers. 10 regarded In
American Association circles as one OF
the best bets uncovered this season.
Last year Charity played his FIRST pro-
fessionai ball. with Dayton. in the
Central League In the fail he was
drafted by Cincinnati and Garry Herr
mann traded him to Minneapolis This
spring he has been playing a tiptop
game, and now 10 hitting around the
.30o mark. 1t 10 predicted in Mime
apolis that he viii not finish the season
with the Miiiers Big league scouts
already are watching his work
Charity is twenty-five years old,
bats and throws right handed and is a
natural hitter. He Is quiet. unas-
Stunning chap OF the ball field. but on
the held he Is an aggressive. hard
working fighter OF the kind the fans
Hike TO see work He already has won
s.ickwork. In Minneapolis recently he
slammed out home run with two men
on the paths. In indianapolis his hit
ting gathered In another game for
Cantiilon's crew.
hats Above 500 Mark.
For several weeks this spring Char
rity led the association az the bat and
lis still we'll above the 800 mark.
Behind the bat the Beloit boy 10 O.
heady. cool catcher, with quick throw
TO any corner of the diamond. and he
covers wide range of territory field
Ing his position
Charity is as popular in his home
town of Beloit an he Is in Minneapolis
When the Millers play their last Sc
ries Of the season in Milwaukee later
in the month q large delegation OF
Line city fans is planning TO see him
play.
II 10 reported that Clark Grinsth. OF
washington. has a string on Charity.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-22
RfckLEY SIGNS TO
COACH. JOHNS HOPKINS

Baltimore, Md, July si.--Charles
{iekley. the famous Harvard athlete,
signed contract to coach the
|hns Hopkins football team next
N, il was announced here today.
|Brickley is now in a camp in
h!ns and said he will report 10 Hop
hs about September Is.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-22

San Francisco, July 21.---'Bobby''
Jones. third baseman OF the san Fran
cisco club. OF the Pacific Coast League.
has been sold to the Detroit Amert-
cans. according to an announcement
made here today A. part payment San
Francisco receives Pitcher Cavef. =
left-hander, who Is expected here Sat
urday. sss., ss.gsas WI -.-4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-22
F|V[-|nA|NG GAME
GOES TO PB|LLIEs;;
REDS BEAT BRAVES

Philadelphia, July 2f.-chicago was
at bat in the sixth inning today when
the rain fell in torrents at the Phfllies
grounds. and the game was called
The score reverted to the hfth inning,
and the Phtllies won. to o. The Phil
lies scored their run in the third on
Byrne's single to left. Bancrofts out
and Becker's hit to left. Phillies and
Cincinnati play two games here to-
morrow
Score by innings; r. II. Z.
Chicago -........-.s.0 600 90
Phifadeiphfa .... .0e1 0o--1 0
Batteries: Adams and Bresnahan;
Alexander and Killifer. EMPIRES, Rig
Ter and Hart Called end hfth in
ming on account of rain.)
Boston. July 21.-Three hits In row
during the ninth Inning today gave
the Reds the run necessary to break
the Braves winning streak Rogers,
Kiliifer and Griffith were the success
full batsmen. Davis had held the Her
xogs to four hits up to the fatal ninth.
their hrst run being due to an error
at the plate by Gowdy.
Score by innings: r. n. 4.
Cincinnati 49,. .001 900 00l--2 l
Boston .... 900 o10 0oo--1 /
Batteries: Dale and Clark: Davis and
Gowdy. Umpires. KLEIN and Cockih.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-22
Suffolk,

Portsmouth ..... 600 100 001--2
SUFFOLK .... 002 600 1913
Summary: base hits--Damrau.
Whitfield. Henry. Double plays--Dani-
rau to Hurley to Hummel. Sacrifice
hits-Weicher, Shumaker. Base on
balls-Off Poole, i: on Barton, 2. Left
on bases--Portsmouth.7 Suffolk. 8.
Hit by pitched ball--Poole. I. Struck
-out---By Poole.s; by Barton. i. Passed
baiis-welcher. Wild pitches-Bar-
tonton. Time of game. 1882. UNI
pire, Bussey. Attendance, $50.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-22
Standing Of Clubs.
Games Today.
Newport News in Norfolk.
Suffolk in Petersburg.
Portsmouth in Ricky Mount.

Newport News. Va, July 2l.-Fail-
ing to hit when hits meant runs, the
Shipbuilders today met defeat at the
hands of the Coolers. the count being
to 0. Both teams played fast ball, but
Newport News failed to consumate
any OF four attempts TO consummate
men around the circuit.
The score.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-22

star will be seen at the pretty play
house tomorrow and Saturday in
princess Romanoft,' adapted for the
screen from Fedora. Today only
George Beban will be seen for the last
time in IAN Alien" which has at
trActed the attention Of all movie
lovers in Richmond. This very much
worth while silent play has attracted
large audiences during its run At the
Isis,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-22
Harrisburg.

ISumfnary. Two-base hit---TooIey.
kree- base hft---Thompson Struck
a. BY Cottreli, s; By Goodbred. s
kse On haiis-off Cottreil 7; off
eodbred .. Left on bases--Rich-
'pnd A.. Harrisburg. O. stolen bases
Pick. Cafiaha Tooiey. Sacrifice
Double piays---Witter 10
Raft: Callahan 10 Kraft Time Of
me. t:.3. EMPIRES. Hart and
Down
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-22
Standing of Clubs.

Games Tosasy.
Brooklyn in st. Louis.
Baltimore in Chicago.
BufYa1o in Kansas City.
Newark in Pittsburg.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-22
rARs cor BOTH ENDS
OFF DoUBLE-HEADER

Norfolk, Va. July 7i.-Humphries
and Nfcks. showing superior CLASS
against Appiegate and obrlen. Anu
h.tng accorded superior supper. o
vas csutured both ends of double
header today against the Tarheeis oy
the close scores of Q to and 70 o.
stinstn and Thrasher carried OF the
batting honors. The scores:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-22
es Again Virginia League Teams Breaking Rule Braves Lose One
Major Leagues Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Philadelphia, /: Chicago. o Give in
nings).
Cincinnati, 2 Boston, /,
st. Louis-New York: rain.
Brook1yn-P ittsburg; rain.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-22
ONE TO NOTHING GAME
GOES TO PETERSBURG
Both Teams Play Fast Ball In Game at Newport
builders Secured More Hits Than Coolers, But Failed to
Connect Safely When Hits Were Needed.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
ResnlfA YenfcrdaY.

Norfolk, Q; Rocky Mount, first
camel
Norfolk, /; Rocky Mount, 0 (second
game).
Suffolk, 3; Portsmouth, 2.
Petersburg, l.; Newport News, 0.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-22
standing OF Clubs.

Games Today.
Chicago in Boston.
ST. Louis In Brooklyn.
Pittsburg In New York
Cincinnati In Philadelphia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-22

Summary: stolen bases--Thrasher
and Cleveland. Sacrifice hit--Stewart-
base hits--Ulrich and Cleveland.
Home run--Thrasher. Struck out---tSy
Appiesate. 4: by Humphries. !. Bases
on balls--Off Applegate, calder
stewart and Stinson). Left on bases
Rocky Mount. 8; Norfolk, .. Time OF
game--i:so. Umpire--Stradford.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-22

Snyder. Cleveland and Stewart. Two
base hit--Stewart Struck out--By
OBrien, o. by Nicks. 4. Bases on balls
On OBrien, / 1Stnsonl. of Nicks,
tBittie). Left on bases--Rocky
Mount. s. Norfolk. g. Time of game
HIS. Umpire-Stradford