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Chow Dog Lost
For Rent

An up stairs tenement at No, u,..r
in Frye Block. Apply to
MRS. SARAH f. Nr.
22tf Stockton -.....
The Republican journal., 1915-06-03
Motor Boat
For Sale.

Wednesday morning on High street ty-Eeta
the d. F. Stephenson store and y HEl street
a small green purse with sum .t -rsy
Please return to % High street or Iia a-9a
office. ly2g
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RED SOX TRIM TIGERS

DETROIT MICH. July 12.-BostOn
defeated Detroit, IL to 10. to-day in
a miserably played secsaw tcn-iuning
game. The Red SoX earned less than
half their runs, the Tigers eight err
rors being costly Kavanaugh was
the chief offender with three fumhles
and wild throw. After Boston had
knocked Covalcski off the mound in
the first inning. punching four hits
with three Detroit errors for five runs.
the Tigers combined hits with passes
In the second and third to tie the
score. Boston took the lead again
in the fourth, Detroit went ahead in
the sixth. the Red Sox went out in
front in the eighth and the Tigers
tied again in the same inning at
twelve all. Two errors and three sin
giles in tn" tenth gave BOSTON the win
ming rallies. Detroit used four pitch
erS and Boston five. Scores:
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NORTH CAROLINA LEAGUE

ter and was out trying to stretch II
into doubt" Thompson beat out an
inheld hit Pick walked and both
scored on Ratcs's circuit drive. ARA
Eon made the third victim when he
grounded out to Irelan
The Royals could not cross the rub
h"r in the eighth. hut the Climbers did
With one out, Crane walked and
scored on 4 double by Fcwster. who
was out at third trying to stretch his
hit Schaufelc popped ur 10 IreIan.
ninth inning rally gave three
runs TO Montreal Whiteman started
things with double. Flynn and Dew
I'm singled Whit"man scoring on the
last. Smith walked and Morrisette
WAS hurled into tho bunch with the
bases d"nscly populated and none out
Eel walked the first up forcing in
n run Madden sent up long ny to
Thompson scoring another. Dowd
Hc" out 70 ShaE Bell then famed
Nash, ending the game
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PLEIONE WINS RACE

NEW YORK. July 12-GiMord A.
Cochran. with his good lilly. Pleione.
won the Astoria dinner stakes at
Aqueduct to-day. Tonight he enter
tanned at dinner.
Judging from tho large number that
attended tho feast We can hardly see
where Mr. Cochran derives any fnan-
Cial benefit through the victory of
i'le!onc. Under the arrangements ne
has 10 pay the bill, tip the walters
and hire the home going hacks 1t
really looks to us as If Mr.. keone is
tho actual winner.
plcccnc won by a scant head. Lorac
led for over half mile and then fall
tered. McCahey Immediately got busy
with Pleionc and kept gaining inch by
inch upon the krenc nNy until the
pair were on even terms. The "old
man Of the turf then sat down TO nut
up a finish. and he did.
Lorac was favoritc at Is to 20, with
Plcione a l3-to-lO shot.
Five favorites were first TO the
wire during the day.
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ROBINS CONTINUE UPWARD
MARCH BY BEATING CUBS
Fourth Game From Chicago and
Eighth Straight Win for
Brooklyn.
PHILLIEs DROP TWO IN DAY
Pittsburgh Gives Moran an Awful
Blow, and Cards Duplicate Feat on
Boston Braves-LowIy Reds Turn
on Giants and String Them.

BROOKLYN. July 12-The speeding
Superbas made 1t four straight from
Chicago, and their eighth consecutive
victory. by winning to-dav's game 3
to 2: Smith kept the hits well scat
tered. Wheats error letting in Chi
Cages first run in the fourth. Myers
prevented tie in the eighth. when
MS throw from center caught Muir
ray At third after Chicago had bunch
ed two hits and n pass
The Cubs used three pitchers Pierce
who started. was touched for eight
hits in four innings, but Brooklyn got
only one run through that collection.
Pierce was relieved by Lavender who
yielded double and two singles for
the winning runs in the sixth
Smith helped to win his own game
by driving the ball to the right field
wall for two bases. scoring Stengcl
and coming home himself on Myers's
single Score.
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APPLICABLE RETURNS

ROCKY MOUNT, n. c., July Zap
plegate celebrated his return TO the
game after two weeks illness by talk
ing the opener from Newport News
this afternoon by score Of TO =
Though ten hits were made off the
local finger and for six innings the
first man to the plate hit safe, the
Tarheels always rallied, and By two
sensational robs by Goosetree. which
he turned into double plays, measured
to the occasion.
Owing to Noltz's wildness the port
wheeler was derricked at the end OF
the NTH. He had yielded three hits
and as many runs owing TO the Down
Homers' daring work In the paths.
Mullen, who came to the relief, was
given a baptism OF hits and five safe
ties, three for two bases. telling the
story of how three runners tailed in
that frame.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE,

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Brooklyn. q; Buffalo, 4.
tOnly game scheduIed.)
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COURTESY COSTS CHICAGO
GAME WITH WASHINGTON.
Manager Rowland Lets Gandil Re-
turn to Game After Another
Batted for Him.
CHICK GETS WINNING CLOUT
Yankees Overcome Lead and Defeat
IndianS-Rcd SoX Win From De-
trOit in Ten-Inning Game-Errors
Give Boston Game.

CHICAGO. July 12.-Manager Row
lands courtesy cost Chicago to-day's
game. Washington winning the final
contest. to 3. In the third inning
Gandil wrenchcd his angle swinging
ut n ball. and Rowland permitted viii
liams to finish GandilS turn at bat and
allowed Gandil to resume his position
in the field. In the NTH inning Can
dill made n double. which sent the
winning run across the plate. after
two men were out. Russell was hit
hard in this round. Chicago had soy
erai opportunities to score. hut failed
to deliver pinch hits. With tho bases
filled in the eighth inning and two
out. Walter Johnson relieved Shaw
and stopped the rally. Scores:
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TIGERS DEFEAT NORFOLK

SUFFOLK, VA. July 12.-The Tigers
opened the series to-day. walloping
the Tars by the score Of TO |, and
making IT four wins in row The
game was nip and tuck for 1--WE in
nings each team scoring one run in
the first. From that time on both
pitchers worked we'll until the Tigers
got to Mr.. Barton in the sixth with a
fusillade of hits that would make the
battle of Manassas look like 30 cents
The result OF the inning was five hits
tive runs and the game on ice. Both
Parton, for Norfolk, and Graham. for
the Tigers. We're ineffective and wild
hut fast fielding by the Suffolk club
saved the day and retired the side
when il looked like scoring against
Ora ham. The score:
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AWFUL DAY FOR PHlLLIES

PHILADELPHIA. July lo-Pitts-
hurEh won both games from Phila-
delphia to-day, the scores being to
and to .. The home team made
a rally in the ninth inning OF the
opener. when Becker hit for home
run and Cravath and Niehoff singled
and Whitfield sacrificed. Cooper took
McQuillan's place and gave Luderus "A
pass. hut Burns hit n liner to VioX for
double play. In the second game
MamauX was effective, except in two
innings. Hinchman pulled on four
doubles and a single in eight times at
bat. Scores:
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R~acine in the face OF a terrific
rally in, the ninth. the Climbers yes
,crday defeated Montreal in the final
game OF tho present series, to :. The
locals had early secured what APP
peaicd ito be - safe lead, but Buck
pI5rien. who had twirlcd great ball,
realized what had happened, one run
had crossed the pan, three men were
on bases and no outs had been reg
istcrcd MorriSctte was rushed into
The breach and after issuing one pass
which forced in a run, he steadicd
aud the next three men went out in
order. the last via the S;rikc-out route.
Il was small crowd that saw the
senses Of the word The contest was
featured by the reappearance OF Sam
my crane in his old position, and the
work he accomplished there look cd
GOOD The balance of the infcld re-
m3ined exactly like i, was las, week
ply the trade OF gardener in the left
clover patch
Montreal go, the frs, run but did
not hold tn lead long; as the Climb
We're never headed. although pcrilous
times wcrco ahead in the ninth.
Buck o'Bricu tWirlcd good ball for
eight innings, ana his downfall in the
ninth was IN the nature OF huge
surprise. He was opposed by Rich
ter Who was relieved in tho eighth 10
STYLE,
,Iohnny Bates featured the gam.
with his third Circuit, drive on the To-
cal lot. The losS' hit t.camc i'm the
seventh inning. ~ h.n. Johnny brought
In two other runs by alouting the pei
cd out eventualiy, this hit won the
game for Richmond. the three runs
pcrchcd on the local banners
OF
sensational stops ana sienali2cd his
FIRST appearance at the bat by slam
ming out triple, which he attempted
20 stretch into honor one other
init was laid down, tho tw" being
made in ,hr"" trips. Kld Fowst also
featured IN the smuggling, getting three
trials Thompson followed with a
double and single in three tries
Nhiinry WhIt@nan started for the
Royals with great running catch
oi shoc-strgg hit, Nash and lrclan
also put mp good fielding games.
tmrilc Harrison, whose work was
yesterday and manacod to Keep his
head. us performance was great
contrast Sew arbitcrs will toe here
to-day
Ricnmond plays Bumalo to-day. and
IL viii hc ladies Day" nj Hrn,d
stree, iarL The R!sons will he met
in double header tomorrow after
noon
Detailed Accom-, of Gnmc.
Buck DErcu was no, loo s,rn az
himself m thc opening fra,n. valI,-
ing two uf the thicc mon who faced
him. both however were Killed on
The paths <agn TIA. r,s, nm a., ~.
10 Bates Irclau walled out fopr ~,
O'Bricn outssucsSod him ana ra,,mht
him off nrst Wlit,mau also yyalfnd
but was nahbcd on his way to s.G,,,,J
only three man faced I;1,h,er in ,bn
Climbers end of tho franc
BLANKS were drawn iu the second hv
both. although the climbers Ca,nn Max,
breaking Tho Ice Sammy cr.uo ~
deavorcd TO stretch Il ,rim, into a
homer ana was touched an, a, ,h,
plato ''''
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TWO CIRCUIT DRIVES WIN
CAME FOR PETERsBURCERS
Home Runs Exceed Each Other, and
Coolers Defeat Portsmouth
by One Tally.
TIGERS KEEP on WINNING
Suffolk Beats Norfolk, Making Four
Straight Enthusiastically Mount
Wins From Newport News, With
Applcgate Pitching.

PORTSMOUTH. VA, July ia pair
of home runs, with only one pitched
ball between them. won the game for
Petersburg to-day by score of . to
The circuit slams We're effected by
Sharp and Donovan in the fourth in
ming. Donovan. the second man at
the bat. following Sharp's example in
driving the ball over the port pal
isades This was all the scoring done
by the Nuts, and Portsmouth's one
run arrived i'm sixth frame on single
by Hurley and doubled by ST Martin.
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Tho club yesterday purchased 1000
tickets from the baseball company. and
Will dispose OF the pasteboards at the
regular price of admission. Every
member of the organization will be ex-
pected to sell his quota.
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SECOND GAME.

Nv INNINES. X
Pittsburgh ............o q n "a
Philadelphia ...........o %
summary: Runs-Carey. Johnston. Hirch-
man. Gibson Stock. Niehoft. Two-ba hits
-Hinchman. WON I2,. Gibson. Nichofr
Earned runs-PittshurEh. 3: Philadcph ..
Stolen hascs-Carey, Baird. Double plays
I.uderus and Bancroft: Wagner and Jonn-
ston. Sacrifice hit-MamauN Bases on balls
off Chalmers. !: off RiXcy !. Left on bases
Pittsburgh. E: Philadelphia. = First base
on Pittsburgh. .; Phiadc'ph /.
Hits-om Chalmers. in Ia innings: otT
Rixey. . in "a innings. Struck out--bv
MamauX. 8: by Chalmers. 3: by Rixey. .
Emslic. Time, 80.
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YANKEES OVERCOME LEAD

l,nd ic,Gims ~ ~ n;ahth -;
ming, poor fielding allowed New York
to go In the lead, while visitors in
creased the score in the ninth and
won, : to (. Fisher. who relieved
Pich in the fourth, held Cleveland to
three hits, two OF which were
scratches Score:
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REDS BLANK GIANTS

NEW YORK. July 19.-After losing
eight, straight games to New York.
Cincinnati rallied to-day and took the
last game OF the present series. 6 to o.
Dale. who was Knocked out OF tho
box early in the series. came back
strong and pitched a maSterful game.
Manager McGraw. OF New York. and
Players Smith and Perritt were order
ed off the field at various times by
Umpire Byron for protesting against
NcCs iOnS Scores:
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BRAVES TRIMMED TWICE

BOSTON. July 12.-St Louis defeat.
ed Boston twice to-day by the scores
OF to and to g. The second game
went eleven innings The visitors
won the opening game In the first in
ming. when Il pass. two singles and an
error by Gowdy netted two runs. In
the eleventh inning OF the second
game. pass sacrifice and two sin
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EKTEf HAUTE, md. July l2.-Ar-
thur Nehf. left handed pitcher for the
local Central League club. who set "a
struck out sixteen men is being
watched by Ira Thomas. OF the Phila-
delphia Americans. and four other
major league scouts, who now in
Ierre Hautc The management OF the
local club has refused all offers for
the pitcher. Nchf has struck out l5i
men IN twenty games
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SPLIT ANOTHER BILL

HARRISBURG. PA. Iu,v 1.-THE
indians and Risons wound up their
series to-day with another even break.
harrisburg won tn" first. 10 . The
SchaCht was master of tho first
game" In but one inning did the Ri
sons hit him twice in succession.
tarrishure wasted many binEles in
~" second game. while Buffalo made
theirs count Errors helped in the
scoring The scores:
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FIRST GAME.

Totals az ., Totals....3c - II
'Ratted for I<illifcr in eighth
Grated for Mayer in eighth.
IRAN for Cravath In ninth.
Score nv innings: r.
PITTSBURGH .............l n a.,
Philadelphia ...........0 n q Ii
summary: Runs-Collins Hirchman. Beck-
rr TWO has" hits-Hinchman ,2l. Wagner
EioV. HON" run-Beckor Earned runs
Pittsburgh. - Philadelphia. !. Sacrifice hits
Baird, SChlng. Whitfield Double MAY
NloH tuna ssistcd>. Left on hasne-Pi-te-
hursh :: philadelphia. :. Bases on balls
Of Mcouiilan. |: OF Cooper. |! OF MAYER :
on Tincup / IIi;s-on McQullan in ia
innings: off Mayer. in innings; ." rim
ouillan =; by MAYER. ?; by lineup. :. I'm
pires. 0uirle" and Emslie. Time. l:5s
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- Z
FIRST GAME

Totals ..aS s'2G Totals 80 7o7l7 .
smith cut; hit by ha,ted ball
Score by innings r
81. Louis ..............2 o o 90 o.;
summary: Euns-iiugEins. Bcscher Moran
:Wo-base hitS-M Moran. Gather stolen bases
-HugSihs' GowdN left on bases-St. Louis
>: Rnst"n. :. First base on errors-St Louis
L. bases on balls-om Sailcc. 2: OF Rudolph
!. struck out-by SHllce .. nv Rpdionb
tmpires. RGlcr and Hart Time. liz
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FIRST GAME.
ro va, 3 s2l,2 . Totals, as $ ?;

Scor" 10y innings; p.
PHfaIo ................l q = n -
harrisburg ............G q q q 2 n =
SrmnhrN: Runs JAMESON. Menso. Zim-
norman. Nittcr. Two base hits-Inmicson
Move. Tnf"H-hns" hlis-,Iaricson Ximmer.
nhn. SlcrlrcG hits Heating Wit;er. nou-
'." raFrL aiIStTom tmassistedj. Struck
W.it.N :ch'cnt Has"s balls OF
i,nI"nWid"T 3. stolen asce-Xi-nrncrman.
Jn.G" Tim" i;Si rnpires. Brown ana
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Newport News

summary: Runs-Smith ~. Hopkins. Bit
ii" ~. Gocastrce. Edwards. Gray l'lr!ch
~. Left on bascs-Newport News :; Rocky
Mount. 3 stolen bases-C;oosctre-. Gray. Bit
tie a. Sacrifice hits-Walters. Cioosc;rec.
'rwo-bas" hits-Smith. Edwards. Gray. IN
rich Snyder. Three base hit-Walt"rs Dou-
bile Plrvs-G oosetice. Edawrds and snyder
-. Hits-oh Noltz. in = innings off
Muller. in innings. struck out-by Voltz.
J: ,hy Mullen. |; by .AnpleEate. :. Base on
halls-off Noltz. 4; OF Mullen. :; off Apple
gate. ;. Passed ball-Hudrins. Time. $50.
Umpire. McGowan. Attendance so.
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Washington
Chicago.

Summary: Runs-Foster. Shanks. GanGii
connolly. Nc Bride Weaver. SChalk. Blnck
hurne Two-base hit-tiandil. stolen bases
p Collins Schalk. Blnckburne ,,l I."t
ho!d Earned runs-Chicago, .: Washington
= i.cfs IN basos-Chicago. -. WASHINGTON
p Bases on hai!s-on KEEPER. I: off Sha ~.
2: or Russell. .: of WolfCanE l. Hits
M lilepfcr in % innings: OF Russell 4.
m innings: off NNolfrarr. in IL in
nlngs: OF shaw IN 20 innings. Hit by
ritcher-h; wolfEanE. CMoelIerD struck
out-hy Shaw. ;: b. KEEPER. !: by. Russell.
Connolly. Time o:G
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Umpire Harrison OBLIGATED again yes
tcrday, and his work was n great con-
traSt with that exhibition of Saturday.
his temper get the best of his judg-
mcnt: and that he lost his head com
Richmond.
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Two-hase hits-Whitted. Martin. Spencer.
Home runs-Sharp. Donovan. Sacrifice hi;
-Strrtn. stolen hascs-Barrctt, spencer
liumne! Double plays-Whitted to Garvin:
rarue" to lummel to Hurley. Hi,s-on Por-
ray ;; by McLeary. :. Left on bases-Pe-
'erSbu"E. . Portsmouth. 1. Umpircs Bus
SeN and Strntforl. Time.
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One of the special inducements lies
in the fact that some fan and fannettc
VIII get season ticket free. Call up
II club member or the baseball park ana
learn how.
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SECOND GAME
.n % p = /. Totals.

Store 10y irHiuFs; n
''vralG o = , n n n n -:
Harrisburg , n n n n :. ,
summary: ltuns-lamicson t2D. Mccarthy
J"'ne. I"F!Atrom, i.alonrc. Move. thinner.
man, 'oo'"y, G""dhTed. Tw" base hits-Zim-
.'Nnhh callahan. Channel. Tamm Dou-
VI" rhvs-Tamm 10 TooIcy Move 10 TooIey
~ tT"'t; kratinF IN Mccarthy to Judge
I.GUh 1'l-HE G"oGbrcd. !; by Bader. g.
S"'es on halls--on Tyson. 3: of Goodbred
J. lit ly p!toher--by Bader ,Witter1
stolen onses-l.aionge. Gilhooiey. Tite-ofr
Continued on Ninth Page)
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SECOND GAME.
Totals. So : al TotoIs "a :

Iotas;. 90 50 IT ToiaIs....i0 q q
'Batted Tor Wilson In seventh
tRatted for Doak in sixth
tRatted for Whaling in tenth
s ,,n''s ,....... o Q I o I I" =
Summary: Runs--HugEins, Rescher t2l
Butler. Connolly. Magcc. Maranvilic Two.
base hits-BctZel. Tyler. Sacrifice Nv
Roche rincc hits.Butlcr (o). Bcscher
~. Left on bases st Louis. g. Boston, 7
First base error-Boston, l. Bases or
balls-oft Doak. .: OF Perdue. l. of Tyler. .
Hits-oT Ooak. { IN innings: Off Pcrdue, :
in innings Struck out-by Doak q nv
Perdue. !: by Tyi-r. :. EMPIRES. Rigier and
Hart. Time, &:is. $3.50
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Score by innings: r.
BOSTON ..............5 o o 3-,f
Detroit ..............0 Or
Summary: Runs-Hooper 81, Janvrn az.
Speaker 81. Gamer 90. Lewis. Gardner.
Thomas. kavanauEh CO.. Cnhb 81. Crawford
90. N.ach t2). Burns. Baker Two l'ase
h.rs-Janvrin 90. Speaker 90. KavansuCh.
Three base h:t--CohS. Home run-Cra wfortl.
stolen hases-(iainer. Gardner. Thomas.
Earned runs-Dctroit. :: Boston. {. SaCr-
lice hit-janvrin Sacrifice fly-Vi,t. Dou-
bic niay-Gaincr tunnssistedD. LIEF: on bases
- Boston, :. rctroi,. Q. First base errors
Boston. ;. Detroit. !. Bases balls
of Roland. >: M S;cen. .: OF Dubuc. i of
Leonard, :: Of Foster, (. off PcnnoCk. ! of
Col ins. :. liI,s-on Covaleskie. IN IL
Inning of Roland in 1-S innings: off
S'""n. in 81 innings; off Dubuc In "a
innings: of Leonard. in innings: OF
Foster. N innings. of Pennock. ,none
eighth. "h Collins. In innings Struck
out-hy Boand. :: by Dnbnc. :: by Foster. .:
ny Collins l. Wild pitch-Cora leskie. I'm
pires iiildebrand and o'l.oughlin. Time.
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lam. The score:
SorfoIk Snffolk
Suffolk.

~llffOIF ..-......., n n
summary: Huns-Cievelanh. lrnscher. Hen
~. W"lchar GoaIby tcb, Alien. Poh. Two
base hits Foster Henry feI. Stewart. Home
run-Hoalhy. sacrifice hits-Stcwart. Stein
hrenn"r. stolen base-C;oalby. Double plays
-traham to lrmscher to Henry: Goalby to
ron {" Henry Struck ont-by Barton. >: by
Graham. ; Bases bals--of Barton. 2:
on Graham Wild pitchcs-by Barton. 3
i.eit on hasrs-Sgno.k. s; Norfolk, S. UNI
pre. Biebie rim-. I:i3. Attendance $50.
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1T STRIKES ME
By Tim Patch
Every Richmond booster is expected !
to be at the ball game on Thursday.

So saith the Richmond Advertisers
Club, and these live wires are going to
see that u good crowd is out to that
game.
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Chicago.

Chicago .................o O.?
Brooklyn ..........-....l q -
summary: Runs-Good. Bresnahan. stem
gel oMara Smith. Two-basc hits-O Mara
smith. Earned runs-Chicago, !: Brooklyn.
$ Sacrifice ny-Schulte. Sacrifice hits
Dauhert. Getz. Double plays-Fisher. Elm
mel man and Safer: Cutshaw and Daubert
Left on bases-ChicaCo. I: Rrooklvn s.
Bases on halls-on Pierce. :: of Lavender
?; on Smith ,. IIits-on Pierce. in 4
innings: off Lavender. In innings: off
Adams. In inning. Struck ou,-by Fierce
i; 10y Smith. ?. Empires. KLEIN and rockil
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President Ed Barrow yesterday or
dered Harrison and StoCkdale TO report
TO Providence following Il protest from
local sports writer's. Stockdale has
also been ordered TO Barrow's Office TO
explain the affair. ii is thought
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T0'aIs - - = ., = TOtAIs III
'Eattcd for Mathcwson in eighth.

'Eattcd for Mathcwson in eighth.
Score lev innings; X.
Cincinnati .............n o ID
New York .............O q q o q 0 o 90
Summary: Eins-Ro1Rcrs. Herzog. Wingo
Groh ca. Griffith. Two-hhse hits---HcrzoG.
Mcrklc. Groh. Three base hii-Burns StolcE
hns"s-Rodgers. Fletcher. Earned runs-Cin-
oinnati. j. Left on basrs--New York. I;
Cincinnati G. Double play--Rod gers. Her.
zog anG Mollwtz. struck out-by Schauer.
!; by Dale. B. HIts-oT Mathevson, 10 in
innings. of Schauer In inning. UNI
pires. Byron and Eason. Time, 1913
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'Bnttcd for Richter I'm eighth.
Scare ny innings: IL.
RICHMOND ....... 0O0O02 -
Montreal go. .. 90 10000 :-f
Summary: Two-basc hits-NInd-
den. Thompson. OBricn, Fcwstcr,
Whitcmnn. Thrcc-hnSc hit-Cranc,
Home rmn-DutcS. Sacrifice hits
trrnGon iny), Jordan ihyb, Schnu-
fclc. Madden ,nyD. stolen bases
-FcWStcr. Double plny-pick
to Jordan. Iiits-oH Rlchttcr,
in innings; oil O'Dricn. = in =
innings. Bases ON halls--oir OBricn,
3: OF Richter, .: of Down, 4; of
MOrrfScttc. I. Struck Out-hy Nor
ri~cttc. I: hy O'3ricn. .; by Richter,
I. Left on bnScS-Richrnond, {;
Montreal q. Time Of game :53.
tmpires, Harrison aud Stock,Inlc.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

WHERE THEY rLAY TO-DAY.
New York nj Detroit.
Washington ut st. Louis.
Boston mt Cleveland.
Philadelphia Mt Chicago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-13

Pitcher Cottrell will not arrive until
Thursday. and will probably work In
the ad. mems game. The former Yank
is in good condition. and will make :,
valuable addition to the local twrling
staff.