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GILMORE SAYS MINORS
NEED NOT STAND CAFF
Fed President Sorry That Small Cir
cults Must Bear Brunt OF
Fight.
REPLY ON CASE OF KORES
Rochester Club Protests Against Loss
of Valuable Player Bought From
fankeeS-Int Official Doesn't Like
Methods of Independents.
REPLY ON CASE OF KORES

CHICAGO. July 2S.-DcclarinE minor
leagues hold the whip hand and need
not stand the gaff' unless they choose
League, to-day replied to protest Of
{. I. Chaplin. president OF the Rochester
club, of the International League
against the signing by the st. Louis
Federals OF Arthur e Korcs, whom
Rochester bought from the New York
Nationals for $500
After pointing out that Kores's con-
tract contained fvc-day clause. and
declaring that he left the Rochester
club without notice. Mr.. Chap!n's let
ter said:
How 1t can be possible for such a
player to receive endorsement by the
Federal League we cannot understand
any more than we can understand how
you plan to bring about recognition
pan in the face OF such Questiona ole
methods.
In his reply. which went forward
to-day. Mr.. Gilmore said:
When the Federal League first en-
tered the field we expected to rccoS-
n'ze verifying about BASEBALL contract.
except the reserve clause. Ny first and
only conference with Ban Johnson, IN
February, !9l4, was TO ascertain
whether he would meet us on that
ground. When he declined, there was
only one course open.
"Of course | am heartily sorry that
the minor leagues must bear tho brunt
OF this hSGt, but, as ] view the situa-
ton, they hold the whip hand and
need not stand the gan unless they
choose"
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Feds Compromise Here.

ST. LOUIS, July 2S.-Attorneys for
the ST. Louis Fcdcrals and the Kansas
CITY American Association club have
agreed that n permanent injunction be
issued to prevent Bash Compton from
playing in the Federal circuit. This
announcement was made in the Circuit
Court here to-day
Eumors then circulated that the st.
Louis Americans would buy Compton
FOR $4,000 from the Kansas City club,
from which he jumped 10 the local
Fcdcrals. Compton is an outfclder.
When the suit for permanent in
junction TO restrain Compton from
playing with the local Fcdcrals came
up to-day. the Circuit Court granted
n recess that the attorneys might con-
fer The injunction agreement was
the result Of the conference.
representatives OF the local Federal
team said they had misunderstood the
terms OF Comptons contract with Kan
Sas City when he jumped to the local
team.
mancnt Injunction. The stipulation of
counsel. filed with the court. stated
that the fine Of $500 imposed on Comp
ton for jumping to the Federals would
he RENTED, and that his salary would
he paid.
ohicials of the Federal club said
they had given up the contest for
Compton because they discovered he
was not free agent. His Kansas
City contract. ii was said, called for
notice In writing whenever either
party considered breach to exist.
Such notice. it was said. had not
been given by Compton.
Compton said he would abide by
the agreement.
Under the national agreement. Comp
ton has sustained automatic suspcn-
sion for three years because he played
two games with the st. Louis Fed
erals last Saturday. Whether the
Kansas city club will ask the National
Commission to rcinstate him was not
decided late to-day.
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FIST FIGHT IN GAME

SCFFOLK. VA, July 2S-Arcumonts.
mSt NShtS ana very exciting ten-in
mlmS baseball game made the afternoon
NI'E PHEASANT 10 those who hraycd The
la l,'',Inta to-day 10 see Petersburg wal
Top inc home club To tho tune of 2 To >
nirSch pitched a good game for thc
, 100 against Poole, the score being
49,! ~" UNI! one man was out in the ninth.
NlnE sent Eflrd 10 relieve Pool +;
was then that the Midget" Sncnccr
rain' TO PAT with two men on Ills
u'nps called a strike on the Nidct.,
winch was not 10 his liking. and in or
uer 10 enphasizc his feelings walked
w. ~" nl,chcr.s box. bat in hand. for an
arr um"nt. Mr.. tmps waved him nsidn'
ana 'or MS refusal to obey ordered him
|" N" bench. Tn" Midget made a PASS
~ IN" Jump, and Ehrd attomptin., Ia
HHf"' inc rate ccntcr!lcldcr got in the
ray anI Was also h"nchcd for hittina.
hh X II was hard luck for Enrd. as ne
was iustifiahlc i'm taking q punch ~ ,ho
"m3harr. CASTOR then relieved Enrd
.nu fctr"d the sid" in order In the
tenth the Coolers scored ono more on
singles ana nm error by Henry. score:
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lONGWOOD TENNIS
johnston Defeated by Mile. md VIII
linms beats Gnrduer

BOSTON. July 2s.-The defeat of w.
". Johnston. OF San Francisco. by Nat
W. Niles. OF this city. in the fourth
round OF the Longwood Cricket Cluh's
annual lawn tennis singles Tournament.
Mas the only noteworthy upset in to-
days play. The former Massachusetts
champion played far above his normal
game. showing speed and accuracy
throughout the four-sct match
X. Norris Williams. I'd. the national
title holder vanquishcd @. H. Gardner,
Jr., the present State champion in
straight sets. Williams did not miss a
shot of MS backhand during the match.
An interesting contest Is expected to-
morrow when he meets G. j. Griffin. OF
san Francisco, who defeated him re-
Gently on the Pacific Coast. The East
ern doubles championship tournament
developed no matches OF great INTEREST,"
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UMPIRE CONNOLLY GIVEN
LOVING CUP BY FRIENDS
Chicago Takes Game From Red Sox
by Sensational Fielding
and One Run.
BoEHLING is KNOCKED OUT
Thunderbolt Joe Suffers From Club
bling of lndians-Browns Jump on
Athletics - Yankees Win Second
Game From Detroit.

BOSTON. July 2S.-Chicago's sharp
and at times sensational fielding to-day
held the Red SoX runless. notwithstaad-
ing SCOTS erratic pitching, while tho
White SoN scored Il single run. This
came in the third inning when Schall1.
who had singled and had rea :hai sec
ond on sacrifice, scored from thai
base after Scott hit to right ::cId.
Thomas falling to hold Hooper's throw
to the plate. Boston had several on
rorlunltleS TO score, which plays by
rclHTh', -. 1olllnS and Blackhurnc
checked Loving cups were presenter
10 20, umnire, Thomas Connolly and TO
iresident j. j Lannin. of the Red Sox,
" ~ u uclesation of enthusiasts from
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SIX MEN ARE WALKED BY
MEADOWS IN ONE INNING
Collegian Is Said To BE Widest
Twirler Ever Seen in
Montreal.
CHARLIE PICK BADLY HURT
Star Third BaScman Has Thumb
Broken and Is Sent IIomc-NEor-
riScttc Ineffective and Was Taken
Out-Flynn Gets Another Homer.


MONTREAL. QUE. July 2S.-Aidoi
by the iucrcc,ivencss Of NTorrisottr and
- 80"
me tA'''i'e generosity OF Meadows. tho
recruit collegian the Royals staged an
other iiold day at Atwa,cr Park TODAY.
,,l,,.;, 49,. 80. ~. ,,
wbtch o n I "''I - o,'g .o,.SaE eou,,',
WhiSh was "il JACK Dunn men could
collect off the offerings OF Frank Miller.
Jack Flvnr arafr dis,inorjsbcd ri,,,sol+
AT me o"i u! summing ono %! Mead
ows's offerings for home run in the
sixth af,er ,l,r., r,a,, l,,i ,,-,Il.ca mt.
n,,l,o. s,,.ar -, 49,, ,,,
MAKES seven mono runs for Flynn IN six
games. and easily sets a new record for
any class OF baseball
Tho o,,,s.,,.1t,,..
'', ''''''''- '.'''"'c OF the game
vas Meadows wil"ncss. After Dunn
hau sol" our IN" cream OF his Baltimor"
outnt !aSt year. %" came along With n
P.1ShcF NAM" ia Fi"S"n; who was some
IN ms best moments mad nothing on
MEADOWS TO-DAY me collcgian started
ile SIN ihnlnE ait"r Morriscttc had
pcch ,natie1 haru III the iIth. when the
nails and three successive safe hits.
The nrw conner cot awTC 10 a good
SS XII, Wn'm M"""eh me" !" Dunn, and
Miiier struck out but he issued free
tickets 10 Ameida. Irclan ana White
nlah IN e row ana Flynn cleaned up
VII ms S"Eonth circuit swat. Mead
GO, 49,. p, - ny passing levin.
Huhth ana ii"i"cn, ana the first TWO
S:HISd "n'n MAIDEN slammed clean
S'lSit !" ieii
ms settler Whatever chances the
hichmonu aSEFcShtion might have had
o. winning. aud Dunn left Meadows i'll
10 ;aE" ms medicine
Mii''r Was III E"od form and six scat
lerIH Singles was the best the DUnnitc IS
ccn!d do with his offerings. Two hits
IN a row ana sacrifice fly scored their
Only run M me fourth.
''cil suffers Injury.
M"ir!Srll" Eot ~ Tor two innings to-
Gt33N IN good style n base on balls to
Aimeida being the only chance the Roy
as I.s ma IN IN, IN" iirst TWO sessions. Third
"Seinah charlie Pick. Richmonds field
chpiain and one of the most reliable
ittiHclS anu nittcrS on the team. was hit
ny pICheH nai on III" thumb in the
il.Sr inning ana had 10 retire Pick was
.uS!ieH 10 me western Hospital. where
IL was found that the hone OF the thumb
Us S:aGk.a ana IN" nail sprung. An
EIhE hh"LnEraph OF the injury dis
cloS:a me broken bone. and after being
I'Altu fick was sent back Ia Rich
mon" 10 rest M IN. injury. Fcwst"r
!'F!ated MN al third. ana ieldcd the
rvSiti"h We'll though he failed to show
I'm ~ (4G nat
,,ir Mf 'SgE;Sis started the scoring in the
,t,,,,,.r, t%@I.e ~ HFst. but Miller hit
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MONTREAL.

summary: Stolen bnscS-Smitli,
DcNlin Cd. Almcidn. Irclan. Snrri-
flee n!-1'hompson. Thrcc-basr hIt
-Almcida. Home run--ilynn. Duu-
blc pla!S-NIillcr 10 Madden To
Alrncida; t1mcidn to IrcInn to Flynn.
tiitA-on MorriScttc. in = innings:
OIL Meadows, . in 3 innings. Struck
out-by Miller, .; by Morriscttc. =;
ny Meadows. -. Bnsc on hnIls-utr
Miller. 2: OF Morriscttc. 81; OF
Meadows. =. wild pitch-NIillrr.
Hit by pitched bali-hy Miller. Pick.
Crane. Time. 40. Empires, Hnr-
riSon md CuulifOwcr.
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MANASSAS HORSE SHOW
Gets UNDER WAY WELL
Fresh Laurcls Added to Reputation
of Prince William Asso-
citation.
AWARDS MADE FIRST DAY
Judging of Colts, Brood Mares. Thor
oughbrcds and Draft Horses Fin
Observation-Disclosures Closes To-Day
With Number of Ennturc Events


MANASSAS, Va July 2S.-Frcsh
laurels were added 10 the reputation
Of the Prince William Horse Show
Association. when. under clear skies
and favorable conditions, the Manassas
exhibition opened with a very good
hrst-day attendance The forenoon was
given over To the Judging OF colts
brood mares, thoroughbreds and draft
! horses. and II proved Interesting. al
: though the performance was iivcn,d
/ later in The day hy high-class iump-
! ing. saddle and driving classes one
| of the feature classes was that of the
Prince William Hunters. in compcti-
lion for the Waverly Cup. donated
each year in memory OF the late Colonel
" /. DepaW, who was president Of the
organization. This event was won by
the Wareriy Farms, the horse being
, Robin Hood" Among popular exhihi-
tors in saddle classes were Mrs Allen
Potts. Of Gordonsvillc. Churchman &.
| Davis. OF Charleston. W. Va and T. L.
Rcd'non, OF Mddleburg. The initial
days performance was not marrcd by
the slightest accident, and tomorrow.
INC closing day. record crowd is cx-
pected The two races. one lila, and
one stccplechasc, created high en-
thusiasm and interest In their close
finishes. Eight started in the fiat event
and I'VE in the Stecplcchaec. the ia
yorites In each winning only three
finished the latter TWO of .he cntri.s
falling with their riders Tn. judges
We're Mcssrs Churchman. Whitside.
buckanaon. Bryan and Russell.
summary IS follows.
Class :, thoroue hbreGs-C;eraIdjne
H. " Herring & SON Nokesvillc
class :, 'ho~cuehbrcGs- Breeze.
Johnson Russell. MiddleHurr. Muxant,'
Richard utterback Manassas; .,oson
..gI.- s. &. o. l.
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High jumper Enters ,Ic.,

-EItN NDI'E. July ..-AnrOunco-
m@nt 81 the Official lis; Of athletes ,yho
"I!l compete in the championships Of
Panama Pacific ExpDsition discloscd a..
dar that George HORNE. Il higii hummer
ana record holder l~o wears a"n is
"hteroh for tn" san Francisco contests.
ti"f was credited vim q jump Of six
t""i and seven inches Hhcn hc retired
,Ni ms record was b"aten ~ Edward
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phiiutieipl,ia.
Toto % 3 ?' 10 Totals. % ,7.2
'Itlt,cd Tor AlcEander In e!.h,h

n
Philadelphia .......o c o q q n ~:
-. Louis ............, , q n
summary: Run7-Cravaih. Miller. Wilson.
tntieT. Two base hits-Wi!son Besclar
stolen hhses-Ml!ler. Killer Earned r,n-
-. LOUIS. :! Sacrifice hit-Whitted Doak
p"lb!r pay bancroft 10 Nichor to Iui.,us
irIt on hases--Fhllnhcl phia, ;. s., Louis 5
f!rst nasc on r.rors-Ph!lad-lph!a l. ST
Louis. j. BaHes on hnlis-on Alexander :.
on DoaE HIts-or Alexander in
innings on BnuusGrtncr. In Inning
Struck out-hE Alexander. :: by Do1k
einplres. sInisley and Emslie. Ti,ne 80
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Coolers Sell Rice
Nthr IwirIcr cncs 10 Washington
observation-disclosures Mny Lose
Frnnchisc.

rHnchfSc.
PETEHSBTRG, VA, July oS-
samuel Rice, stnr pitcher OF the
Petersburg Virginia I.cnguc team
ana on" of the hest niI-round bniI
pihA"r> on the circuit was to-day
s"Ih 1" Manager Clark Griffith, Of
the Washington American League
Tub. where he is to report on Snt-
nrih,. Rice was secured by the
f"t"rshurS club from tho navy,
through the influence Of Senators
Martin and Swanson.
Run,ors nrc persistent. which arc
neither affirmed or denied ny the
owners. of 81 probability 0f the sir
render of the franchise 0f the Pc
t"r>hurG bnsrbnII club. For inck of
support the club Inns been running
behind for. some time financially,
drawing inrEcr attendance In visit
Ing cities thnn In Petersburg. IL Is
known TINT President cartwright
hns hccn notified of the existing
conditions. nnd he ~ expected to
come TO the city for u conference,
TINT sOmc definite nrtIOn will he
taken In "a short time. Every effort
Inns been mndc today 10 nyOid nny-
thing like surrender OF the frnn-
chisc md to rcOrGnniIc under new
management. Thia mntter liz atiIi
the subject OF conference.
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NATIONALS HIT HARD

WASHINGTON July 2S.-Clcvcland
hattcd in an easy victory over Wash
inSton to-day 10 to l. Both Boehling
ana Harper were ineffective and poor
~ supported. Jones bafflcd the locals
except in the fourth, when two singles
and an infeld out saved them from a
shut-out. Milan robbed Kirke of n
three base hit in the ninth with = run
ming one-hand catch. Score:
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SURF BATHING
MOST POPULAR

Each season finds surf bathing more
popular because OF the recognized
benefits and health in the exercise. Two
fast Norfolk and Western HALLWAY
trains leave Byrd Street station every
Sunday morning at $40 and 800
o'clock for Norfolk. Ocean View and
virginia Beach; whore YOU can enjoy
surf bathing. The round-t trip fare TO
Norfolk and Ocean View is only 81 IN
and to Virginia Beach s1.65. Try it.
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can, opNcid"r. secured by the Pitts
pNffh National League baseball club
from hnt'l" cr"cH. Mlch.. three weeks
lauida club Of Tn" Central I.cn.,,,c.
"h'ct ID" l"ncd at Eric, Pa He took
paf' w on" game while q member of
~, IItiEb!rRn iHaLn
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ALEXANDER LOSES GAME

ST. LOUIS. July 2s.-st. Louis h,t
nIsILc,Kandcr opportuncly. and helped bv
visitors to l. Doai held PhiiadoIphio
70 three scattered singles Three err
rors IN The nrst inning gave St Louis
run Inc locals made another in tho
second on n single. n sacrifice and !,
double. and the third run came in Tho
sixth on q double. a single and an err
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BOSTON.
r.,e py innings: r.

Boston ............ n n n n n n
Cincinnati ..............o o 0-i
,,SHn;nary: Knns-Connoily. Schmidt. Smith
,ic.S"Ecry Two base hit-Smith Three.
6ase hit--Maree. stolen bnscs-Moliwl,z
nonnoI'y 'o: Maranviilc. Earned runs.
,,,oStoh. 8: Cincinnati. J. Sacrifice hits
MSaEece. a!aran,ilie Gowdy. Double ni.y-
49, nn"s HodGers and Mollwi,z. Lei: o.,
halIt--on McKennry struck o,,b,. %, On
n nn9 hy Mckencry. !. Ump!rcs, Klein
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COLUMBUS GETS TITLE
Snily League P0st-Scnhon Scrie. ,yor
From Macon by One Gimme In seven

MACON, GA, July 2s.-Columbus de-
fcated Macon for the South Atlantic
League championship by winning here
to -day, IL to 4, after having previously
gained three games In the post sea on
series OF seven. Macon was The winner
OF the pennant for the first hair and
Columbus for the second half Of the
regular season.
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philndclnl,in,
Totals 3 % 2 q . To,als....so q is

Score by innings: T..
s.. Louis ............1 o q 3 q a;
fnilAh"'ph!a ...........o o e.
Summary: Runs-Shotten CO.. Sisler Pratt.
walker. Howard. walsh OdrnG. Schang
-, kppi Two-basc hit-I.ajoic. Three .
nHs" h!ts-Shnttcn. 'SchinE. Earned runs
y. Louis. :; Philadelphia, 3. stolen bases
Malone. Walsh. Oldring. Double plays
L"udeimiik. i.avan and Howard: Pratt. Ia =
van an" howard. Sacrifice hitS-Austin ~.
Howard. Wvckon. sacrifice ny-LaIoic
b1s,s On halls--on I.oudermiIk, ;: off Wyck-
on. .. Lett on bascS--St. Louis. 10: Phil
phia. :. First base on crrors-St I.onis.
g: ihiitd"iphia, >. struck oui-by Ouhcr-
mix !! ~ Nvckon 3 Baik-WychoH. I'm
!lrcs. .J!Mecn and Nn!lin. Time LIP
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Chicago
T"tals...2' : 81 Il q Totais,a "a
8htt"G Tor Shore in eighth
F5atted for T.. Scott in ninth

c.t;can, ~ ''''iihES' =.
y i, iicaE" '................o q q o.
summary: Run-Schalk. Sacrifice hits
i h,n"konrnc. j. Scott. Double plays Black
r ruImc ana Eournier: Speaker. l. Scott, T.
INNS hmc iournier. Weaver T. Collins an!
r"mrnier' barry +. Scot; and Hohlitzoi
Ehrdn"r. HohlitGcl and Gardner Bases on
9,aisooh Scott. 5; of shore g. on II. col
!,hS, Hi's-or Shore. in innings. of
Il. Collins. in inning. struck oI.-hv
soft =. umpires. Evans ana Connolly.
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Norfolk


FCrts'nonth ..........,.o . . . q s t-S
summary: Runs-Thrashnr. Flynn Cs,
.55'r, .'Fi' oauseT. Cucto ~. pRmrau. Foster
.i..FIsL; strain. Two-hasc hits-Crrcot. pam.
IN IhraSher. Home runs Flynn iol -
n iiuilor. Damrau. Sacrifice hits
sand; Mace. stolen base 80 stewart
j'"n",e nlars Strain to Tacuc- 20 Hurley:
~. Nl'N % IaEucr 10 Hurley: Stoinb-onncr
inn.sSlSt"dl. iiits--of Humphreys : in :
innings OFF Nicks IN ; inuirrs; off S,ro,r
o.. ~ innings. Bases on hrlls-off Hu.,
chlHs = Of N!cks. ;: on Strain ;: or
'sH%.E. ? VT u: p!;cher-hv Strain
r.! 1.4. bf'nror'; hv CauSoy. tTr-,bc-1
Sf"Sk out by LIunnh-;es !: by Nicks. ::
y, Srain: oft hases-Norfolk 2:
5;",l5Si5,' '"'h' & Time i;i5. Umpire Nc
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YANKS BEAT TIGERS

NEW YORK. July 2S.-'rhe New York
Americans defeated Detroit to-day in
the second game Of the series to 4
The Yankees hit Dubuc hard, five ont
CT Their nine hits being extra bases
Detroit also battcd Caldwell hard, but
II" kent the hits scattered. cxccUt IN the
seventh and ninth. Dubuc drove in
three OF Dctroits runs. Score:
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BROWNS TRIM ATHLETICS

PHILADELPHIA, July oS.-St. Louis
mixed three base hits with n pass ana
TOUR errors by Philadelphia in the NTH
INNING OF to-daNS game and scored five
runs rms rally gave them u TO .
victory. Every player on tho st. Louis
team GOT at least one hit. while Austin
secured sipr,laC
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BOSTON BRAVES EDGE UP
ON PH|LL|ES AND ROBINS
champs Win From Cincinnati Reds,
While Leaders Lose to
Cardinals.
oiHEhS DID NOT PLAY
nam prevents Brooklyn From Get
ting Into Action, While Chicago
Postpones Game on Account OF
Eastland Victims Funerals.
OTHERS DID NOT PLA

iNoiNNATl. o.. July 2S.-Boston by
oppu' '"ie hi'tihE won the first game
VI the series from Cincinnati to-day 3
20 l. Rudolph pitched n good y,,a
allowing only five hits. two OF ,vhich
were made in tho sixth inning when
Cincinnati scored their ono run. Score.
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Detroit
New York.
Totais....27 IL - u Totals. .a2 . p II
'Rar for Dubuc in ninth.

r't"l: ~ innings: n.
New York ..........2 o n n n
Snnmarv' HinE--y"ach. Burns. Bush ,2D
iiish' Mh'sci %. l'lpp ~. Human Two
isanmnn g.. High Home rur pipp. s:nlen
haSrs,i1Pp. ltarney. Mnis"i t2J. Earned
run$-NcW YORK .; Detroit. g. Doutic
plaH-Hoonc' bauman ana r!pp Len on
haS.s-NrW york. Detroit J. Bases on
ont-by Caldwell. ]; 10y Dmbuc. I'm.
pres. Wallace and chm. Time, 1851
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
aiOntreni. IL; Richmond, 1.
(aii others postponed, rnin.)

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
RICHMOND at Montreal.
Jersey City nt Buffalo.
Providence at Toronto.
Harrisburg mt Rochester.
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Washington.
re by inninra:

summary: Runs-Souih worth. Chairman
80. klrkc Turner. Wambscnnss. O'Nc!li
ZONES, Milan. Two-basc hit-Southwor;h
stolen hases-MoalIer, Turner. Earned runs
off Jones. :; of Boo Hing, (: off Harper &
S.cTiflc' hits--Turner. Smith. Doubl" pla y
S"uihw"rih and Hamhsgarss. Left on hG sos
cleveland u: Washington. >. First L;ise
on error Cleveland :. Eases on balls-on
JoEcs N isoehling. .: of Harper. t. Wits
SIXTH; OF Harper. in Innings Strucj
o"t-ty Jones :; by BochlinG. /: by Harper
~ cmp!.es ol-oughin and Hildebr.t,d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-29

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
New York ut Chicago.
lsroOlilyn mt Pittsburgh
Boston mt Cincinnati
Philadelphia ut St Louis
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LEAGUE BASEBALL SUMMARY
FEDERAL LEAGUE,
GAMES YESTERDAY.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
pittsburgh, 4; Baltimore, 8 tflrst Enmc).
BnItimorc, 3; Pittsburgh, 2 (sccond game)
brooklyn. 4; Kansas City, 3 (flrst gimcj
KANSAS City. 7; Brooklyn, g (sccond gamej.
81. Louis. :; Newark. d.
Shicago-BuhalO (pOst pOncd, disastcr).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-29

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
brooklyn at Kansas City.
Baltimore nj PITTSBURGH
Newark ut ST. Louis.
Buffalo ut Chicago.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
Portsmouth, o; Norfolk 8,
petersburg, 3; Suffolk, g
Newport News-Kocky Mount train).
STANDING OF CLUBS.
w. l.. Pet. w L. PET
suffolk Is IL .517 Portsm,h ~ 10 52s
NoriolI< - II 800 y. News II ~ 1JO
x. Mount. lib II .5Ic Pctcrsb'K IL .3iT
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AMERICAS LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
New York, O.; Detroit, :.
Cleveland, 10; Washington. I.
st. Louis. q; Philadelphia, 8,
Chicago, 1; Boston, D.
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WHERE THEY rI.AY TODAY.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland nt Washington.
81. Louis at Philadelphia.
Chicago mt Boston.
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NORTH CAROLINA LEAGUE

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Ashcrillc, :; Charlotte. O.
Durham, O; Winston Salem 4.
Raleigh. 3; Greensboro. 9.
STANDING OF CLUBS,
w. l.. Pet. w l. Pct
AshcvilIe III .6Si w-Salcm 10 10 5ou
Rnleigh LIZ 900 Grcrnsb'o X ii 42I
Durham 10 10 800 Charlotte . q IL am
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Winston Salem mt Charlotte.
Greensboro mt Durham.
Ashevillc Mt Raleigh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-29

GAMES yesterday.
st. Louis 3; Philadelphia. I.
Boston, 3: Cincinnati, 1.
Pittsburgh Brooklyn trninD.
ChicaEo-Ncw York didn't pIay).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-29

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Norfolk mt Newport News
Petersburg mt Rocky Mount
SUFFOLK mt POrtsmout II