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GRAY'S HOMER WINS


SUFFOLK, VA. August 2g.--snHoIk
and Rocky Mount divided a double
header. to-day, the Tigers winning the
first. TO 0. and losing the seven In :
ming battle, 10 I. Jimmy Poole was
responsible for the TarhecYs downfaIi
in the opener, az they could not touch
his Blenders Only twenty-nine men
facing him. for four safet,es. twn -
which were scratches, and until me
ninth inning not a man had reached
nrst Pope started thiE engagement,
gate.
In the aftermath. CASTOR faced
CBrien, and both pitchers worked we'll
two singles. u sacrifice and a sacrifice
fly. Rocky Mount scored in tho third
on two inheld hits and an infield out,
Gray sent q limo drive over left field
fence In the sixth with two on bring
Ing In tho winning runs
a large crowd OF Rocky Mount root.
RSRxAEhG aaUa 6QXn aR Apeatal train
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ROBINS, ON DOUBLE WIN,
MOVE CLOSER TO pills
Brooklyn Defeats Pirates Twice, Both
Games Being Pitching
Duels.
TEsREAU BLANKS CHICA
Duplicates Mathewson's Feat Of Pre-
vious Day-Rudolph and Toney
Fight Hard, but Braves Win Out.
Phillies Do Not Play.

BROOKLYN. August 2S.-Brooklyn
beat Pittsburgh twice to-day and
moved closer to Philadelphia in the
race for the National League pcnnant
Both games were pitchers battles, and
In both the Brooklyn boXmen figured
prominently with the bat.
Rucker made two hits off Harmon in
the first game, which the Superbas
won by . to l. in II ninth inning finish
With the score tied In the last half
Of the ninth. Harmon walked StenScl,
who came home when Hinchman left
Wheat's single roll to the right field
wall.
One of Pfcffers two hits helped his
teammates win the second. 3 to o. With
the count to in the eighth. Mamaux
went into the box. Two hits. pass and
Il sacrifice pat Brooklyn out of danger.
Pfeffer famed Wagner, Baird and Ger
Der in succession in the seventh. Tho
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SECOND GAME.
Totals....3! "a q Totals. 80 10 81 15
'Battad for Fisher In seventh.

New YORK ..............0 O o.
Summary: Runs-Vitt Crawford. Veach.
b hnr"i Bo9ns G5es Tw9
stolen hases-viu G). Crawford. Veacl,
Baker Earned runs-Detroit. 4; New York.
Sacrifice hits-Bush t2), High. Double
plays-Burns, Bush and Burns: boone and
Pip. Left on bases-Detroit. 10: New York.
II. First bnBe errors-Detroit 2: New
York. I. Bases on bails-off Covaieskte. ?: Oft
Fisher. J.; of Vance. 2. Hits-on Fisher.
In innings; off Vance, ] In 2 innings.
Hit by pitcher-by Fisher, (Burns); BY
Vance. 2 cobb. Youngl. Struck out-by
umpires. Hiidcbrand and o'Loughlin. Time.
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SECOND GAME.

Totals 527 IS ! TotRs....s0 5 - -
.Batted for wambsgansh In seventh.
tEattcd for Coilamore IN eighth.
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BOSTON GAINS ON TIGERS
BY WINNING DOUBLE BILL
Indians Unable to Do Anything Will,
Beaneaters in Either
Game.
ST. LOUIS DEFEATS SENATORS
Detroit Divides Honors With Yanks,
Each Taking One of Bargain Offer
ings-Athletics Turn Tables on
Chicago and Get Second Of Series.

CLEVELAND. August 2S-Boston
gained oil Detroit to-day by taking
two games from Cleveland. Timely
to 8. Mays stopping a Cleveland rally
off Ruth in the eight inning. The sec
ond contest was a pitchers battle be-
the latter had the advantage. Triples
by Hopper and Speaker decided the
game. Catches by Speaker and Lewis
OF Boston, was hurt in collision with
Catcher O'Neill at the plate and was
forced to retire. The scores:
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NORTH CAROLINA LEAGUJ

NORTH CAROLINA LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
.isheville. 3; Winston Salem, g (tcn in
nings).
Charlotte. 5; Greensboro. 9 tcallcd sixth
inning; muddy neld).
Durham, 3; Raleigh, . first Enme).
Durham, 4; Raleigh. (second gumc).
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
w. j.. Pct W. J.. Pet.
Asbeville 30 16 GA Raleigh "a "a 4Sn
Charlotte .23 20 .5l1 W.-SnIcm 30 IS .444
Durham .n3 ~ .4S8 Grccnsb'o .IB &c 400
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
(So games schcdulcdD
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NELSON MAY MEET WELSH
Villn Men to Match Them for Big Purse
If Int Beats Waugh.

Ell PAso, TEXAS, August 2S-An-
terday by officials Of the Villa gov
eminent that If Battling Nelson de-
feats Bobby Waugh Labor Day purse
OF $4,000 will BIO raised to back Nell
son against Freddie Welsh. The fight
Will be arranged for Christmas or Now
Year and will be for the world cham
pionship.
II Welsh will agree. Nelson stated
last night that he was willing to sign
for tho fight. The villa officials want
10 make Juarez a boxing center If they
can. Nelson already is training for his
coming fight with Waugh.
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hoy. Faye Freddie Welsh.

Bat Nelson wishes to inform all
triends-and otherwise-thnt this
month makes his nineteenth ann!ver-
Sary as 4 pugilist and that he has n
message for Freddie Welsh which reads
as follows:
III you'll give me a night. Freddie
~! guarantee TO beat you over 2'x
20. 80 or <5-round route or l Won't
take dollar Tor my work"
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PIRsT GAME.
Totals. ...c7 . 81 q Totals....a5 S q -
'Batted for Stanago in eighth.
tBatted for James in eighth.

Detroit ..................o o o 90
Summary: Run-Caldwell. Two base hit
Neech. Three base hlts-Crawford, High,
Caldwell. Earned run-New York. l. Sacri-
hce hit-Peckinpaugh. Double p'aysRush.
Young and Burns; James, Burns and Stan
age: Burns tunassisted); Nunamaker and
Maisei; Boone. Peckinpaugh and Pipf Left
on bases-Dotroit, 1: New York. s. First
base on error-New York. !. Bases on balls
off James. 8; off oldham. Il; OF Caldwell.
2. Hits-cn James. In innings; OF Old :
ham. in inning. Struck out-by James.
4; by Caldwell 0. Empires, O'I,oughl!n and
Hldehrand. Time : hours.
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DIVIDE DOUBLE OFFERING

DETROIT. August 2s.-New York
and Detroit divided n double header
hero this afternoon. Caldwell winning
n tine pitching duel from James. ! to o
in the first contest. while Fisher was
defeated In a very ragged to . game
by Covaleskie in the second encounter.
Detroit had men on third with but one
out. On one occasion Caldwell struck
out Cobb. and the other time he famed
Burns. The sole run was the result OF
II triple by Caldwell and single by
Cook. Wits batting was the only fea-
ture OF the second game. The scores:
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pitch. two errors and a base on balls

pitch, two errors and base on balls
gave Philadelphia its runs.
The locals had several opportunities
TO go ahead OF their opponents, but
could not make good. With the bases
hlied in the NTH inning jackson was
called out on strikes when n hit would
nave scored run or two. Stupid base
running also enabled the visitors to
make four double plays. which shat
tered the hopes of Chicago.
knowlson was Wild but was given
rerfect support Benz was hit hard,
and FaDer had one bad inning.
Lajoie led in the attack against Chi
cago with three hits. The score
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Eddie Plank Wins Again.

ST. LOUIS. August 2S.--IlanK best
ed Henning In a pitchers battle here
to-day, enabling st. Louis to take tho
second victory OF the series from Kan
sas City by score or 8 to ..
Up to the seventh inning the visi-
tors could not get a man around the
bases. but In this inning n series OF
singles, aided by local errors, brought
Bradley and Rawlings home.
Score by innings: r. II. E.
Kansas City 30 0 0 0 o 9 o. & 3
ST. Louis ......00l 2 0 0 "-3 6 3
Batteries: Henning and Easterly;
Plank and Bridwell.
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wonderrul--Is 1tepor..d Correctly.

The Golfers Magazine informs its
readers that 1T is reported" that a
chap named Ernest williams. OF tho
sale club, playing over that course
ala these wondrous things:
on October II. 1914 ne did the frst
hole GOO yards) in one On February
I. 1918. he did the same at the seven.
teenth hole GAO yards), and on April
10 ne only took one stroke for the
sixth l7l yards).
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TESREAU BLANKS CUBS

NEW YORK, August 2s.--Tesrcau
duplicated Mathewsou's fine game yes
terdav and pitched New York to a
. to o victory over Chicago. The big
Giant pitcher held the visitors to three
hits, and received great support.
HUMPHREYS also pitched fne ball for
Chicago but New York scored and
earned q run In the first Inning In
singles by Doyle. Robertson and Merkie
The score:
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Totals. 20 3 - Is Totals - 81
'Bauod for lIumphrics In eighth.

'Battei for Humphrics In eighth.
Scorc by innings: p.
Chicago .........o o o o O o o 90
New York ..............i 0 Q -
summary: Runs-Burns. Grant, Two ha so
hit-pEeian. Earned run-New York !. Sac
rihce hit--Robrrtson. Sacrifice ny--DoYle.
Double plays-Wil.Rms. Numphries Iint-
norman. Phelar and Fisher; Tesreau.
Fletcher and Rraircrd. Left on buses
New York, :: Chicago, g. First base on
errur-New York l. Bases on bRl!s--oT res-
renu. 3: OFF Humphries !. Hi,s-on Hum
phries. In innings; OFF Adams. in |
HUMPHREYS. s: by Adams. J. Wild pitch
IIumphries. Ump!res. NAgier and Cockiil.
,fy,,c 7.gT
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SECOND GAME.

Score nv innings: r.
Rocky Mount ...............0 h-3
Summary: Runs-Edwards, Ryan. HURLEY.
Two-hase hits-lrmschcr, Henry. Home run
--Gray. Sacrifice hi,s-Henry, CASTOR. stolen
base--Snyder Double playa-Goaiby TO Hen.
ry to Welchcr. Struck out-by CASTOR. /; by
o'RTien l. Bases hHlis-of o. Rricn l..
Left on hases-Sumolk, g: Rocky Mount, :.
Umpire, Nit,or, Time !:A. Attendance.
l,TSO,
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InNINES. e,
Cleveland ..............e o.!
Summary: Runs-Krke, Hooper. Speaker.
CaGy. Earned runs--BoSton. s; Cleveland, I.
hits-Hooper, Speaker. Sacrifice hlts--Eoth.
Barbara, Shore t2. Sacrifice ny-HoblitSel.
stolen base-Gardner. Double play--Barry.
Janvr!n and Hoblitxel. Hits-of Collumorc,
in innings: off Carter, In inning. Buses
struck ou,--hy Collamore. l. by Carter. J.
by Shore, 8. First base crror--Cinve-
!and, !. Left on bases--Clevcland. G: Bos.
ton, .. Time. 1880 Umpire. Connolly and
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Totals. 81 IL % IS Totals..cS : = IS
'Batted for Benz In third.
tBatted for Faber in ninth.

rEilodelphia ........."o 81
summary: Runs-Nopf. Strunk. Iutoic
Schans. Johrs. Schalk. Two-bnss hits
JOINS. Murphy. Three base hlt--Ia ioir.
SChans, stolen buse-Murphy Earned runs
I hiladelphia. >; Chicago >. Sacrifice hits
~. Collins, Felsch. Oldr:mG, Fabcr. r. Col
Inns Double plays-kopf TO Latoie; kopr 20
Strunk: Weaver to T. Collins to j. Collins
Collins: l-app to Srhans Left OF bases
Philadelphia n. ): Chicago, q Bases on halls
." knnwlson. on Benz lits--nr Benz
In irninss: off Fahrr. IN innings hit
=" pitcher-by Knowlson Cw.ayerb
Struck out-bS Enowlson. 3: 10y Faber s
WHO pltch-Denz. Umpires. Nailn and Di-
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dolph and Toney each allowed FIVE hits.
Boston got n run in the third. when
Evcrs doubled. was sacrificed along
by Snodgrass and scored on MaEee's
single to center In the NTH "a pass to
Evers, with an inflold out and NIagec's
sacrifice put the Boston captain on
third. Schmidt's single scored him.
Herzog had three hits in four times
at bat. The score:
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NATIONALS LOSE TO BROWNS

ST. LOUIS, August 2S.-Pratt's single
In the twelfth inning scored Hamilton
with the winning run, giving 81. Louis
twelvc-inning victory over Washing
ton. score to l. here to-day. The
visitors took the lead in the third. when
Foster walked, stole second and scored
on Hamilton's wild pitch. Howard's
homer tied the score in the seventh
The score:
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OESCHGER BEATS LEAFS

fRovlDENCE, r. l., August 2S.-The
Grays took another game from "J,crhv
Day Clymer's Toronto Leafs this after
noon by score Of to 4. Big Joe
Seschser, who was In points for the
tirays. though found for twelve hits.
Kept them well scattered except in the
htth, when the Leafs scored three runs.
ManninE was hit at opportunc times
by the locals. who started scoring In
the initial inning. The score:
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ST. Louis.

Two out when winning run scored.
tBatted for Moeller In eleventh.
layers awarded frst base for interference
by catcher In eleventh
Score by innings: r.
WashinGton 30 OIL
ST Louis .....o 0 o o 0 IL
Summary: Runs-Foster. Howard, Namil-
ton. Two-5asc hit-C. Milan Foster. Shanks.
tfomc ruf-Eoward. Stolen bases Wa ll;-r.
Fostsr. Shot,en. Pratt t,). EARNED runs
Washington. :; st. I.oais. :. SacrIncc hits
Asnew, Henry. Double riay-Wa!her 70
AEncw 10 Austin Left on hHse.--N ASKING
ton y: St, Louis. II. FRS, base or errors
Washington. !. Bases on ba!ls--on Ayers,
:: OFF Hamilton. s. struck out--bv Ayers.
:: by Hamilton. {. Wild ritch-Hamil,on.
Empires. Evans am Chill. Time, :3i
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Came wnnted In pct.r,bu,p

The West End Athletics. a team Of
boys averaging nineteen years OF age,
desires n game with any team In Pc.
tershurg about the same ago for
Labor Day morning SeISc mber s.
For game, address Captain Clarence
Francis. 2Al2 w. Cary Street, Rich
Mond, Va
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FIRST GAME



Newport News .......l o o o o 0 o.,
Portsmouth ..........s o q ! -
summary: Runs-Sieglie, Winston Dam
rau. Cus'o ~. Newton tcl. Mace Two.
base hits-Wiuston. Damrau. Threa-tas-
hit-Newt"n. Double plays--W0ot 10 New
ton 10 Carncs. Newton 70 Carnes Sacrince
Mts-'Cr!st. newton st Martin (c, Wood
Bases on halls-on mullen. :; IN wood
Left on hs sss-Nownor News, 2 Portsmouth
:. struck out--by Mullen. g. by Wood {
Passed hal!s-by Mace, :. Time 1875. TN.
ulre, MCGNWau So
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FIRST GAME.

Score by Innings:
Boston ,:. -. GO %
ONcili, Janvrln t2). Speaker. Barry. Ruth.
Earned runs-Boston. 4; Cleveland. 2. Two
base hit-Kirlee. Three-hns hit-Chapman.
Hoblitzei. Barry. Hime run-O Ncili. Sacri-
h:e hits-Hohiit1ei: Janvrin. Thomas. Sac
rirce hy-Lewts. Double piay-Barry. JAW
rim and Hohiitzel. Hitp-on Morton, 6 in )
Innings; off Harslad, in innings: off Car
nings; OFF Mays. in ! rs Innings B,sen
on baiis-on Morton. 3; of Carter !: off
ton. l. Ivy Carter, /: by Ruth. 5: by Mays
g. Left on bases-Cleveland. S; Boston. D.
Time. 1850. Umpires. Wallace and Connolly.
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Score by innings: .
ffab for no,

ctaIe TOT Iohey IN eighth.
SihciHhdp ......-.......O o 0 90
Boston .......:...........0 / 0 / o "a
summary; Runs-Evers t2), Two-base hits
IEscrS, HrlHith: stolen bases-Nagee, Tai-
dolph. Herzog. Earned run-Boston. l. sac
In!ce hlts-Mnranviiie. Snodgrass. MaEee.
1ouoie play-Herzog, Rodgers and NIollwl,:
i.eit on bases-Boston, S: Cincinnati. i. First
base on error-Boston. !. Bases on balls
OF Toncy. !. Hits-on Toney. 4 in I in
nings; OIL Lear. ! in l inning. hit by
pitcher-ktliter Struck out-by Toney 4:
Time, las 100 ~ N''.
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THOSE LOVELY SHELTERS
DROP TWO TO HUSTLERs
Rochester 1naugurates Farewell Se-
ries in Jersey City With
Two-Ply Victory.
GRAlS AGAIN TRIM LEAFS
OeschSer Was Found for Twelve Hits.
but Kept Them Well Scattered.
Manning Was Hit Hard at Times.
Rain Stops Two Others.

JERSEY CITY, n. J., August 2s.-
Rochester inaugurated their farewell
series in Jersey City this afternoon
ters by scores of to l in the first
and TO in the second Inability to
land the timely wallop against the
curves OF Erickson and Palmero cost
feager's boys their failures. The scores {:
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Federal League


BUFFALO. August 2S.--The Buffalo
and Brooklyn Federals played a five
inning game IN 4 constant downpour
to-day. the local team winning, Z to q
\ NTH inning rally netted the Buffalo
team six runs. The Indian BlueJaci-
ct was driven from tho box In the
last inning and Cpman finished the
game for the visitors Benny Kauff
made a home run.
Score by innings: r. H. e.
BROOKLYN .............02 % O
Buffalo ...............1 O Q o. co IL
Batteries: Bluejacket, Upham and
smith; Schulz and Allen.
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SECOND GAME.
TT ~ -
Score hv innings:

ntr, Flynn. Thrasher t2). stolen bases
Flynn, Thrasher, Eubanks. Sacrifice hits
Francisco, Mcmahon. Double niays-Parma-
lne 70 Hart7ell ~ Gust; Cleveland Ia Foiies
struck out-hI McManns. !, Rnses on balls
on Richmond, =; Oft AcManus. :. Passed
hal!s-FranciAco Sacrifice ny-Gust Left
on hases--Orphans ;; Norfolk. 1. Time
i:lo- Umpire. I.ucia.
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SECOND CANE

1uatteG for Kanllohnrer in eighth.
Score hy innings: r.
i'ittphurEh .............5 o y 90
Fruoklyn ............1 -
Summary: Runs-o' Mara. Wheat. PfeTer;
Two husc N!ts-JOhnSton. Collins. Earned
rurs-Hrooklyn. g. Sacrifice hit-DauhcTt.
Left on bsses-Pi:tsburrh, S; BROOKLYN. !.
Bases hal!S--o,f kantlehncr ?; OF Ma
r,aux. !: of Pfener. :. Hits-on Kantehner.
in innings: on Mamaux: In inning.
Struck out--by Eantchner. ?; by Pfarcr, 0.
Wild pi,ches-by rfeGer :. Umn!rcs. Byron
and Eason Time 80
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ATHLETICS DEFEAT CHICAGO

CHICAGO. August 2S.-Inability to
running OH the part OF the Chicago
White Sox cost them the second game
Of tho series with Philadelphia to- day.
The score was to In favor OF the
visitors.
Runched hits coupled with a wild
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Baltimore at Newark.
Kansas City mt ST. Louis.
Pittsburgh ut Chicago.
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RUDOLPH BESTS REDS

BOSTON. August 2S.-Boston took
the opener from Cincinnati, 2 to Q. after
a pitchers battle during which Ru-
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Toronto .................o o 0 3 o o.
n summary: Runs-;McNaiiy tO. shorten.
haley. Onslow. FabriQue. OcschSer VII
Hams Rath t3. Manning. Stolen base
Daiey. Two base hits-Mannins. McNaiIy.
iiloert Three. base hits-Haley. Powell.
Sraham Sacrifice hits-Rath, Shorten
Struck out-hy Manning. 3: by Oeschyer,
.. Eases on halls--of Manning, /: OFF Oesch
ger. 3. Time. ISL. Umpires Brown and
Eckman. ""'
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we're present at the games. The scores:
FIRST GAME.

Two base hits-Henrv. Goalby. Sacrifice hits
IAllen HndEins' Stolen hase-Alien nou.
out-by Poole. {; by Apologize, 3, Bases
on bal's-oh Pops, :. iiits-nn Pope. In
innings: of App'csAte, in innings.
Left on bases-Sufolk, 7; Rocky Mount, >.
Umpire, Vit,er. Time. l:ls. Attendance.
l.oiO.
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JEFFERSON WARD LEAGUE
HAS SOME NIFTY PLAYERS
CONTINUED from First Page. }

-- ->-oii.tiIuco lIoIl L iret faSe.)
team VIII average around 1915, which
is q good record, and can hardly be
heat In amateur circles. Taken as a
whole. the team is about the pick of
the city when it comes TO the strict
ly amateur standing.
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They WiII-Notii.

III women do get the vote--and the
nlucn yearncd for equal rights-won-
der II 1hey1l get up and offer some
OF US ,ired looking guys q seat In a
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SECOND GAME


Summary: Runs-Xlmmernan Schv.rt
nae r,rSI ~, Iwo,ense htts-Palmero: thinner
hie play-Beatty tunassis,edJ. Bases on bali
- -SY e rdiimsro' s.; on Ring. ? Struck out
Rirg. Palmero. EMPIRES. Harrison and
Freeman. Time. LII. "" a"u
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FIRST GAME;

Pittsburgh ..............l o OIL
Brooklyn ...... ........0 0 -
Summary: Runs-Johns,on. stensel. Myers.
Two-ba hit--lIinchman, Thrce-basc nit
Carey. Earned runs-P!ttshurgh. !: Brook
lyn.,l. Double plays-Wagner and Johnsion
Left on hnscs-PlttshurSh. !. Brooklyn. ~.
Bases on halls-ou Harmon, 6: off Ruckcr.
2 Struck out--by harmon, .: by Ruckcr.
umplreS. Eason and Byron. Time. 1870
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SECOND CANE


Score by innings: 70
Newport News ..............0 o z . q a
Portsmouth Observation-Disclosures. 0 I h T. :
summary: Runa-geiglis Lake Ander,o,
GARDINER %. Damrau Cueto 81 Mnr,in
Carnes CO. Two base hits-Garc!nier, Dam.
raa Home run--Cueto. Stolen hase-Iaks
double pleye-DGmrau TO Newton 20 Carnc.
20. Bases on balls Gnrdinier s. ~
on Scott. 2: of Garden, = list by p!cherN
by Gar c:Ei=T, tNewton and Macc) struck
nnt-cy Gardin!er !. by Garden !. Tim.
hours. Umpire MCGOWAN '"'
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Montreal mt Harrisburg.
Rochester mt Jersey City.
Toronto ut Providence.
(So other game scleduled.)
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Holke Beatty. Schwert Two-base hit"
CrnieNer, Three base hit-Priest. Home run
,sch"ert: stolen hases-Stevenson. Bues
Iayden. Sherman. Double plny-Pur'cli and
Sm:ty. Bases on hallS-on Erickson. >: OFF
CrutchHr. s Struck out--by Crutcner = bv
Erickson, 5. HI; by picher-by Erickson. :
.SnsrmSnl. tmpires. Freeman and lIar-
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How They Stand This Morning
FEDERAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Buffalo, Z; Brooklyn. 2.
st. Louis. 3; Kansas City. 2.
(Other games postponed; rnin.)
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FIRST GAME.

:. " q I
Summary: Rurs--Steinhrenner. Thrasher
-. Stolen bases-Toes and Flyrr. Sari.
ace hits-Parmalee, Mcmahon and Flynn.
Porray !: ny Humphreys. 6. Bases on balls
off Porray, :: off Humphreys. 2 Left on
hases-orphans. e Norfolk. .. Time, l:c5
Umpire, Lucia.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Portsmouth,. z; Newport News. FIRST
Samc).
Portsmouth, 8; Newport News. {second
gane).
Suffolk. s; Rocky Mount. o FIRST game)
Rocky Mount, 3; Suffolk. (second game).
Norfolk. 81 Orphans, y FIRST Snmc).
Norfolk, 4; Orphans, 2 tsecoDd game;
seven lnnipgs).
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
w. l.. Pet w l., Pet
Il. Mount. .32 2s .5s2 Norfoil< 81 25 1854
Suffolk 32 23 .582 v. News. go 80 .4JS
Portsmh 80 a3 500 Orphans Is 43 $50
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
tNo gnmes schedulcd)