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RICE HOLDS NORFOLK TO
THREE SCATTERED HITS
Hoodoo of Coolers Is Broken When
They Defeat Tars by White
wash Route.
WELLER ALRIGHT SIN FRAMES
In Seventh Bunched Hits Put Two
Runs Across-Portsmouth Takes
Eleven-lnning Contest From Rocky
Observation-Disclosures Win.

PETERSBURG. VA, June s.-pe-
tersburE put an ned to the hoodoo
which has been persistently following
the ball team which carries the name
OF Coolers by winning from Norfolk
by a score Of to D. Rice was in the
PINK Of condition. allowing but three
singles, striking out five and walking
but on. man For six innings Weller
pitched good ball for the visitors. only
TWO scratch hits being made by the
team. In the seventh, after the first
man up had been retired. Calder sin
Elcd and went to third on Spencers
single. Calder was caught between
bases when Barnett failed to hit. on
the hit and run play. Barnett hit the
next ball. scoring Spencer. and took
second on the throw-in to cash Spen-
Ger at the home plate Tee ruunin,
for Barnett. scored on Blackstones
drive TO right field
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BUFFALO TRIES STARTING
GAMES AT 3:45 O'CLOCK

While the Richmond Exhibition Com.
pany is giving 4;l5 o'clock try-out
as me time for starting the local
games. the same being u compromise
between o'clock. desired by many
iaus, and 40 o'clock. the hour ~ the
otd virginia League start. il is inter-
csNhC TO note that compromise time
IS beng tried out in Buffalo, where
$50 and o'clock conteuders are GO
lhg out 20 games called at 3.45 O'Clock.
The Buffalo Times says.
For the first time in many seasons.
q same AT International League Park
that is other than a Saturday con
test--will he called AT 3:4J some
GAYS ago, President Gerry simon an
nonnced that for this week. at least
All games AT the park would he called
Ht 8 50. For some reasons MANY fans
have asked the Internationals 10 sta,
games at $3.50 o'clock while others
nave requested that proceedings he
ht'H OF nntil o'clock II was decided
70 Spit the difference and give IL a
trlal this Week =,
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BENNY KAUFF SEEKS
PROMISED $4,000 BONUS

NEW YORK, June S.-Benny kaun.
the hard Uniting outhelder of the
brooklyn Federal League club who
jumped TO the Giants in May, only 10
ind that he had TO return. is looking
FOR $4,000 bonus he alleges Manager
McGraw and President Harry ~ HEMP
stead promised him the day he signed
the New York contract
The Ty Cobb, of the outlaws. has Sc
mond wizard in the days OF Arson:
Sam Crane and others around and
over the Osler limit, to get him the
Hampstead letter, asking the Giants
chief what he had TO say about the
matter Mr.. Hampstead, however, is
III Inc west IRA Yelling with his team.
IN case Mr.. Hampstead refuses to set
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-09

Ray Ryan is gloriously leading pnrk
Mount TO victory And the Tarhasi
ians are rallying around the leader
with the dough.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
SMITHS HOMER WINS GAME

BROOkLYN, y. Y, June S-Fred
smith, recently secured by Brooklyn
from Buffalo. came up in the eighth
out and the Baltimorc's two runs ahead
and sent the ball into the bleachers
ior "A home run. Brooklyn won by
TO }. The visitors got all their runs
IN the first inning when. with two out,
Iinn walked. and four hits in success
sion followed.
Score by innings: RH F.
Baltimore .....3 o 90 o 0O-3
Brooklyn ......Olo0 ooO4 -, ) @
Batteries: Bailey and Jacklitsch:
Lafitte and Land.
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Rocky Mount.
Totals g. IL 33 g Totals IS !
-Batted for O Brien in eleventh.

N'TNT" UE InNlnCS: r
Portsmouth .....2 o O o 2 o O I'll
Rocky Mount 80 o {? 0 {. o o O. !.
summary: Runs-Cook ca, Taguer t2)
Hurley 60. 81. Martin ca, Whitfield (2p
Damrar. Edwards. Bittle. Gray (2). Goose
tree. Ieasue t2J. Stolen bases-HurIey
Eise!. Sacrifice hits-waite. Hurley, Doyle
81. Two,base hits-Strain. Taguer. ST
Martin. Whitted. Damrau Gray Eisel
Home run--Ciray. Left on bases-Ports.
mouth .; Rocky Mount. 3 Double play
strain 10 hurley. Hits-Of Welcher In
innings: off Mckeithan. In innings:
OH Teague. in Ia innings: off O'Brien
. In - innings Struck out-by Welcher.
l; by Meketthan. =. by league. =; by
OBrien J.. Bases on balis--on weicher. 1:
of Mckeithan: .; off league - off O'Brien
10y league. l. Time, 2:3o. Umpire. Nc
tioWan. Attendance. l.noI.
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tincinnati.
i'N"'N 'r- - 80 TOTALS .33
Batted Tor Whaling in ninth.
tBatted for Leach in eighth

Nrorc by inninCs: r
Boston .................2 q q q e q II
Cincinrati ....... n q e. o u Il n .
summary :Runs-Moran. FITZPATRICK Con
molly smith, Wing". Killter. Twomhlcy
TWO base hit-Magce. Three base hit--k I'LL
Ter stolen hhso-Cather. Earned run.-Cin.
,,nnati, Sacrihce hits--Connoily Mage
MaranNille Double plays-Smith TO Schmidt:
HeTzoE TO Moliwi;z 90. Moran 10 Schmidt
Lett on nasts-Boston. :: Cincinnati. = FIRST
on ,crrors-tinclnnati ;. Base on baIls-on
Rudolph. .: of Schneider. :: off Bentor .
nts-on Schncider in innings: of Rem.
ION IN struck out-hy Rudolph. !. by
ana Hart Time 1850 ''
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o . o o q o q . o.
% 9 o ? 3 o = o -
'Gley Callahan On.
SchmutZ, Bucs Bar.
!ght Sacrifice fly
barry. Two-basp
IL. Three base hits
Schmutz. Bases on
of Ring, ] Struck
tmpires. Cleary and
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STANDR|DGE'S W|LDNESs
. HELPS GIANTS TO VICTORY
New York Bunches Hits and Wins
Odd Game of Series From Chi
Cago in Easy Style.
MARQUARD IN PERFECT FORM
Dodgers Rally in Eighth and Defeat
Observation-Disclosures Wins From
Cincinnati After Reds Had Tied
Score In Eightll-CartlinaIs Lose.

CHICAGO, June S.--New York won
the odd game from Chicago to-day.
when they batted out an easy victory.
TO J. in the last game of the series
The visitors had little difficulty bunch
ing hits off Lavender and Standridse.
the latters wildness aiding New York
TO great extent. Marquard pitched
q mastery game. and was given per-
rect support, bordering at times on the
sensational. Archer's home-run drive
into the left-feld Stand, with McI.arry
on first, was a feature
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The Virginia League fans arc on
JoSing some excellent exhibitions q,
the nationa pastime. The teams mud .
close together. with the League ie,,tey
always mysterious coniecturc
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BOSTON WINS IN NINTH

CINCINNATI. o. June S.-Cincinnati
rallied III the eighth inning to-da y
making three runs ana tieinu lie
score, but Boston came back i'm the
ninth and made one run, thereby win
ninS, TO 3. Schncidcr'S wildncss in
the first inning. when he passed the
hrst TWO men up, cost two runs. and
Benton gave the visitors another run
balls. Rudolph was hit hard in the
eighth, two singles and three base
hit. and Maransville's error giving the
locals three runs -
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YANKEES BEAT TIGERS
NEW YORK. Juno S.-w;,d Riu r

NEW YORK. June S.-Wild Bill Don
oran. of New York. shook up his bat
Ting order with good effect to-day as
his club checked its long losing streak.
and defeated Detroit in the last game
OF the series. to !. New York won
the game hv scoring three runs in the
third inning. after the side should have
retired runless. Neachs m,iff of
Sweeney's ny opened the way for the
Yankees Cooks triple. infield singles
by Peckinpaueh and Maisel wild
pitch and double steal put over the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-09

1t seemed. from the heavy hittin. %,
PROVIDENCE. that II is no use TO curry.
them over as those guys hit them AM
where. In one inning yesterday. St.r.
ger did drop them over and no hits
were rcgistcrcd
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PACKERS WIN WITH HOMER

KANSAS CITY, Mo. June S.-Kansas
City punched four hits. one home run,
in the third inning, scoring four runs,
and added another run in the eighth,
ana defeated st. Louis to-day. to l.
Main
score by innings: R.H.E.
st. Louis MOO OolO Oooo-l s g
Kansas City Ol.-5 s .
Batteries: Groom, Watson and Hart
ley: Main and :asterly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-09

Dave Shean has certainly formed ~
aggregation which means to do busi'
ness. The Grays have about the hos,
inneld that has visited us in lGs,,
while. McNally. at third. and Onslow
at first. are the brightest illuminations
McNally is about the most pcrtsc,
thrower from third to first in the or.
tire league. Onslow is "A tall lankv
fellow, who grabs any stray ones float
ing through :he atmosphere. The hi,.
ting OF the Grays is something nerc.
! whlie the base running Is clever ana
fast.
Doubles ,nllh. and triples sailed everywhere
S yes s'erday. IL Just goes to show how
pad the raraScs OF war are.
hroyldence and Rochester are having
dropped back while Providence Went
up yesterday
The Virginia League fans arc ON.
jjoying some excellen, exhib,ions Of
' the na' to- FASTING The teams nudge
always Il mysterious conjecture
Ray Ryan is gloriously leading Ro.ky
Mount TO victory. And the TarheGi
fans are rallying around the leader
with the dough.
Gee. we have been showed into thir6
place. But II is better to have risen ans
dropped. than to have never risen AZ all
Morrisctte will probably adorn ,be
center of the diamond this af,erro.Y
Dunn will pu, UP his famous hchtim:
past humiliations.
1t seemed. from the heavy hitting %.
Providence. that II is no use 10 en-.
them over, as those guys hit them an,
where: In one inning yesterday St.r.
ger did drop them over and no hits
Registered
Angels ArraEon was on the job YES.
,eEaaE. The littie Cuban accepted -four
chances nerfectly. besides cracking out
three h!ts and annc%inS a tally.
Casey is not that celebrated Casey
Of old: Casey only found time for lab.
b!nS four hits Yesterday. two OF wnich
were doubles. Casey is also :, feet
footed ycungs,cr, running the bases
like Gilhoolcy.
The Climbers Will vouch that shakes.
peare never said trues thing In his
man nan The ,annii,y OF mercy is no,
way FOR the last TWO days
Cooper i that same old dependable
the COOLERS procured from the C. :
battlcship New Hampshire.
Hoffman pleased the fans by his re.
Dutch secured one safe blow besides
accepting two chances.
The running that the outfeldcrs have
been doing will help them anyway II,
will deepen their wind and make them
good marathon runners.
II the scores continue to be SO ire
mendous. the scorek.cpers will hav. =
provide themselves with an adding ma.
chine
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
'orfolk at Petersburg.
Portsmouth ut Rocky Mount.
suffolk mt Newport News.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
Brooklyn. 3: Baltimore, 3.
Kansas City. 5; st. Louis, !.
tOniy two schcduIed1
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II the scores continue TO be SO ire
mendous. the scorekecpers will hav. =
provide themselves with an adding ma
chine.
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PROVIDENCE.

Summary: TwO-bnsc hits-Cnscy
90. McNnily. Cooper. Threc-bnse
hits-Fnbrfquc. Jordan. Pick, On
slow. stolen bnscs-Shortcn, HoT-
mnn. fIits-oH Russell, q in .-3
innEs; off StcrEer, IL In 1-3 in
ninEs. Buses on bnlls-of Russell.
?; off Sterzcr. 3; off Cooper. 4. Struck
Cooper, q. Passed balls-Schnufclc.
Wild pitches-Cooper, Sterzer. Left
on bases-Richmond. 10, Providence,
5. Time of game, 1:45. .Umpires,
Mullen and Eckman.
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Brooklyn.

Brooklyn ..............o q 3 O.;
pittsburgh .............U o O-S
summary: Runs Mara. Myers. Daubert
Smith Carey az. Hinchman Three Ia 80
hits STENCIL Carey. Baird. Sacrifice hits
Mara; Myers Johnston. stolen hases-Mc-
Carly. HiEchmar ~. Wagner. NioX. Earned
runs BROOKLYN. }. pittsburgh. 3 Double
r!aEs-D Mara ana Dauhcrt: Johnston Gun
assisted. l.oft on bases BROOKLYN. :; pitts.
burSh, . First base on errors BROOKLYN !:
Pittsburgh, :. First base on balls-off smith
!: on Ptcner. !; off Mvouillan. :. Hits off
smith. : III innings; of Picner none in >
innings Ba!k-M"ouI!an. Struck out hy
smith. g. by Mcouillar. g. EMPIRES Klein
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Boston.
('liicaco.

Totals ..Si s - a Totals s.; y = 70 ;
'Batted for Benz in seventh
tRitted for Wagner In third
t3atted for Mays in ninth
sRan for Thomas i'm ninth.
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ATHLETICS DEFEAT BROWNS

PHILADELPHIA. Juno S-Bad field
ing by st. Louis WAS largely rcenon-
sible for the 5-to-2 victory of Phila-
delphia to-day. In six Of the first
seven innings Rrezzler was i'm tight
places, but the visitors could not hit
the ball in the pinches after they got
their two runs in the opening session
ST. Louis. PhilnhcInhia
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BUILDERS DOWN SUFFOLK

SUFFOLK. VA, June Sin one of
the most poorly played and uninterest-
ing games of the season. Newport
News won again to-day from Suffolk
by the score of 10 to 1. With the en-
ception of one or two, the Suffolk
players went to pieces, and the en-
tire game was a farce throughout
CASTOR, for Suffolk, was wild and in
effective. but with any kind Of sun
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Newark at Brooklyn.
Buffalo Mt Baltimore.
ST. Louis at Kansas City.
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TRIPLE WITH TWO MEN ON
WINS GAME FOR SENATORS
Washington Makes 1t Three Out of
-Four From OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Stop of Grounder Feature.
YANKEES TRIM TIGERS 4 TO 1
Donovan Changes Batting Order
With Good Results-Veach's Nuff
Costly-Chicago Defeats Boston.
Browns Lose to Athletics.

WASHINGTON. June S-Washine
ton made II three out or four games
locals earned one run off Coumbe
while errors were responsible for the
other two. Cleveland threatened to
tie the score in the ninth, when. with
one out. two singles and an out fol-
lowed by triple two runs were
scored However. Fosters great stop
or o Neilfs grounder ended the game
None OF the three pitchers gave a
base on balls.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Boston, s; Cincinnati, 3.
Brooklyn, &; Pittsburgh. 3.
New York, 0; Chicago, 3.
Philadelphia, 3; st. Louis. I.
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Angels Arragon was on the lob y..,.
terday. The little Cuban accepted foir
chances perfectly, besides cracking out
three h!ts and anncX!ny Il tally
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DODGERS WIN IN A RALLY

PITTSBURGH. June S.-with the
score 3 to l against them, Brooklyn
rallied in the eighth inning and scored
three runs, defeating Pittsburgh. TO
3; Costello let Stengels hit get
through him for triple. scoring
q Mara, Myers and Daubert who had
singled: Wagner lost "A run for the
locals by failing to touch home plate
In the NTH inning. His fielding fca-
turel.
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Summary: Rurs-wood. Graney. Gandii
Morgan. Mcbride Two-base hit-Norc,n
Three base hits-McBride, GandiI. wambs.
ganns. Hits-nn Coumbe. in innns; off
Jones. none in one inning. Sacrifice hits
Moeller: Sacrifice fy-Henry. Double plays
-Coumbe and Wood Left on bases-Cleve.
land g; Washington. .. FIRST base on err
rors-WashinGt ton. :. Struck out-by Coumbe
:; by Ayers. ). Time. 1850. Umpires. Con.
molly ~
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GAMES YESTERDAY.
Petersburg, =: Norfolk, o,
Portsmouth. II; Rocky Mount, :.
Newport News. 10: suffolk, 1.
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Totals ..a5 go Totals b..
fHr

Philadelphia ..........o / O q , -
summary: Runs-Shotton. Austin, Oidring
McInnis. Malone, Rrcssler. Two-b9sc hItsI
u. Walsh. Three base hit-Pratt stolen
hascs--Shotton j2). Austin. Earned r,,ns-St
Louis. /: Philadelphia !. Sacrifice hits
AEnew. koef Sacrifice ny-Barsy Left on
bascs-St Louis. II: Philadelphia. s FRS,
base errors-St. Louis. .: Philndelphin .,
Bases on balls-on Hamilton. /: off Louder.
milk. !; off Brossler, IIits-on Hamilton.
in ID innings: of PerrymIn none in
"a innings: off Loudermilk 3 in inning
Hit by ptcher-hy Bressier CAustin): b.
Hamilton 'Bresserl. struck out-by liam.
Wild pitch-Pc.~ nan. umpiros. Dineen and
N1'ln Time. 2:o1
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suffolk

summary: Runs-Moran. Irmscher. Al
len. Hummei. Bunting t2b. Smith t2) Crist
tarnes. NoltZ, Hassou. GARDINER (cp. Two.
base hit-H1nry. Sacrifice hits-BuntinS
irmseher. Stolen bnscs-Smith %. Cris;
Gardinier, lrmacher. Goalby. Allen co.
Double play-Carnes tunassistnd,. Struck
out-by Castor. :; by GARDINER = Bases
on balis-on GARDINER, 6. of CASTOR. ;
Hit by pitcher-by GARDINER =. Wild mitch
--Gaston. Passed balls-by TiEnor. = Lef,
on bases-Sunolk. 3: Newpor, News. {. TIM
plre Bussey. Time. l:55 Attendance. go.
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LUDERUS WINS FOR PHILLlES

ST. LOUIS, MO, June S-Luderus
natting was largely responsible to-day
Tor Philadelphia'S 5-to-4 victory over
81. Louis. In the second inning, with
Two men on he tripled. scoring both
Luderus's single brought Becker from
second 10 the home plate with the
winning run.
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BASEBALL RESULTS
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
Providence, ~; RICHMOND. g.
Toronto, 8; Rochester, D.
Newark. !: Jersey City, =.
Montreal, {; Buffalo, 8 (ten inninxs).

WHERE THEY PIAY TODAY
Providence ut RICHMOND.
Jersey City at Newark
Toronto mt Rochester.
Montreal at Buffalo.
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New York
IL IL
Totals as. ,2.27I4 Totals so 5 ?.
Ran for Meyers In eighth inning
fnr l.
IDNtRet TOT LaVehdeT IN seventh INNING.
Score hv inpippa.

tNAh TOT W!iIIams In ninth inning.
Score by innings: r.
New York ............l n "a
Chicago .............,..o o 0 0 "a
Summary: Runs-SnodErass ,e) Iobert
DOVE Burns. Merkle. Brainard t2l. Mar
Guard. Fisher. Archer. McLarry. Two-base
nits-Aerkie, Burns. Knisly. Three la Sc
hitS-Phclan. Lobert. Home run-Archer
stolen base-BrRina-d. Earned runs-New
icrk. :; chicago. 5. Sacrifice hits-Doyie
MarQuard: Zimmerman. Double play-Ar.
cher TO Zimmerman. LIEF, on bases-Nev
YORK, :: Chicago. .. First base on errors
New York Bases en- baiis--oH Lavender
of Mar1uard. !: OFF Standr'dEe. : Hits
on Lavender. 10 in innings: off Star,iritco
IN innings: Hit Ivy pitchcr-by Marqutrd
,M!IiiHms': struck out-hy MarGuard. 1 by
ron ana ~ III. Tim.. Ia -, -
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NEWARK DEFEATS INDIANS

NEWARK, y. j, June s-Newark
The game was q pltchin- du.l he, v..or
Schmutz and Wiltse uutil III. nf,h
inning, when Willie was hi, on The
was forced 20 leave the gam. RING
who relieved him. could not hold the
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The running that the outfieldcrs hav,
been doing will help them anyway.
viii deepen their wind and make Their
good marathon runners.
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Dunn's Pitcher. Con,,.tcn,

~ fochester herald SAYS: JUdr-
,nE an the teams fore and aft, on.
tradiction that the club tina, pe,s ~.
pLtcnine "ill be up there Jack Dunn
OF Richmond, has enjoyed consistently
soou hurNng. and 50 has Buffalo.
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CnroiImn I.capue.
Nouthrrn \.,oci,tIo,

AZ Memphis: Memphis. 3. Atlanta, /
AZ Chattanooga: Chattanooga. 4
Birmingham. O.
Al Little Rock: Little Rock. 5: New
Orleans. 3
AZ Nashville; Nashville. 6; Mobile, .
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port. would have pitched much more
effective game. rs Gardinic-, ror New
port News. was in hot water all OF the
time Suffolk was in the lead until
the seventh. \ small attendance was
out, owing TO rain and cloudy weather
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CHICAGO GOES UP HEAD

BOSTON, June S.-Chicaro went nac,;
into first place in the American League
race to-day. winning from Boston.
TO 3. Manager Rowland shook UP his
team TO gain BATTING strength but the
White SoX We're outhi, and won on
RoSton'S errors.
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1T STRIKES ME,
BY TIM PATCH

Dunn needs pitchers above eye,v
thing Although he has one or two
dependable ones, these can't carry .,
team TO the pennant alone.
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Petersburg.
Norfolk.

a., "',II.I''1 1sulIS--Spehcer, Tee. Sacri-
spencer. Double piay-wcller to Cleve-
IAN. baSes on balls-on Rice !: of Wei.
yer; s. Left on bHses-PetersburE 4; Nor.
i"ik' . Hii by pitched ball-Turner
struck out--hy Rice. ): by Weller g. Passed
Attendance, 500 "
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IcAnh I.enDue.

~ Waco: Waco. 8; san Antonio. 3.
A. Dallas, Dallas. |. Galveston O.
~ Shreveport: Shreveport, |; Reau-
mont. :
AZ Fort Worth: Fort Worth. 4:
Houston, g
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Phila delpllin


summary: Runs Becker 90, Cravath Me.
non Wiser. Bcscher. Long Hyatt Bethel
NO base hits Rc,Zel. cravath T;rirer
Three base hu-I.uderus. stolen base.-Iong
- Eecker. Niehoh. Bescher 60 Earned
,uns Philadelphia. !. Sacrifice hits-Sny,Ier
Miller DoIan. Double plays--AIiIer to Eut.
Ter :" Hyatt Butler To Miller To Hyatt Ban.
r"'t =" LGderus i.eft on hascs-PhiadeI-
nhit. .; ST Louis. {, First on error.-St
Louis Base on palis--on Mayer s. of
..t!ner. :; on Shilee. J. iits-on ,iriner. in
inninHs none out In eighth: of Sale, /
IN Hit by pItcn.r-hy Mayer u.ong)
>,ruck cut-.by Grner. 2: by Saiicc !: b,
Mayer !: Cmpires. Qnigiey and Eason
Time, o:l0
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SRnn Tor Thomas In rinth.
Chicago ................0 . n o.,
Boston .................o o / o n-3
summary: Runs-Fels,h l.. collins Roth
Schalk. Hooper. Hohli'2,l. Thomas Two
base hits-E Collins. Roth Hoplitlcl Three
base hit-Weavor Home iGu--Ilonli,zel
stolen bases Blnckbura. Hooper Sacrifice
hits-J Collins. Schalk. Double plavs-E
Collins and Fourier. Left on bnsns- C.hjc,
go. :: Boston. :. First base on errors-Ciri-
caro. .: Boston . BASES on halis-om REM
!: off Scott. ]; OFF Mays. = Hits-otr Benz
In innings off Scott. In ? innings struck
out-by Scott. !: by Mays. .. Cmpircs Evans
md Wallace. TImc.
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Penn stnt. Win.

STATE COLLEGE, PA, June s.-The
pennsylvania state College baseball
team to-day defeated The Chinese Uni.
Versity of Hawaii. 5 TO 4.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
New York ut ST. Louis.
Brooklyn nj Cincinnati.
Boston mt Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
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Totals -; 3e7is
. Batted for Huenke in ninth.

Score by innings: y
Rochester .....o q n q n n n m
Toronto .............O q l q n n n -
summary: Runs-Graham. Parent ca
wo-h base htts-Graham. Roach. Sacrifice
hits-Demmitt. Roach. Kocher Stevenson
stolen hases-Erwtn 90. Double plays
Stevenson TO Priest; Parent to Roach TO
Graham Bases on balis--on Hucnke 4
OFF i-uQue, >. Struck out--by Hucnke 3:
10y Luque. >. Umpires. Freeman and Har-
rison. Time. l:i4.