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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-06

Last night at: the volcano we wit
messed the NEST awe-inspiring sight OF
our lives. and this morning 1t rained
exactly as it does in dear old Oregon
said Ben Selling of Portland, Oregon
in a letter written from Hilo on
August z, according to the Portland
Telegram.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-06

David w. .Kamaliikane.s well known
to many q, the older HaWaiians in
Honolulu. died this morning at the In
sane ASYLUM from PARALYSIS. He was
Is years ofcage and widower. Fun
eral services were to be held this aft
ernoon with interment in the Kalaepo-
haiku. cemetery. <a.s - r.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-06

The ashes from the remains of Dr.
]. Malcolm Thompson arrived from
the coast On the Wiihelmina, on ,Au-
gust /. The following day the fun
eral took place from Lihue Union
church, where a service was held by
Rev. J. NJ. ,Lydgate The remains were
buried at Lihue cemetery.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-06

Yesterday morning the new hall il
the Odd Fellows building, which wa.
at one time a roof garden was oeeu
pied by the Christian Science congre
CATION for the first time. Two thou
sand dollars has been spent IN rehabi
litating the room and it now has Z
seating capacity of 400.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-06

Moving pictures of the Hawaiian
surf-riders, taken by Robert K. Boz
nine, the photographer. will be fea-
tured at the lunch Of the Pan-Pacific
Club at the Z. M. C, Al. tomorrow.
The first of the September series Of
weekly luncheons will be given in the
Y. M: &c. AZ gymnasium by the Pan.
Pacific Club tomorrow, which win be
Australasian Day
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-06

France is in the market for POO 400
tons of bars and billets.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-06

The Hawaiian band departed on a
special train which left at $3.50 this
morning with the members of the
Ancient Order of Foresters for the
picnic and outing at the Peninsula al
Pearl City. The band played for the
sports while its glee club will play for
the dance.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-06

The case OF the Parker Ranch
against the territory, an action to de-
termine q water right, win be argued
before Circuit Judge Matthewman at
Kailua, Hawaii, on October 20. The
ancient case probably will come to a
close at this time.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-06

The case of John Morissey, charged
with first degree burglary IN an In
dictment found by the territorial grand
jury, Is scheduled ito go to trial in
Circuit Judge .Ashford's court at 3
o'clock tomorrow morning. 1t Is al
legged that Morissey entered the home
of Maj:-gen. William, II. Carter several
weeks ago, but was detained by GEN
Carter at the point of a gun until the
police arrived. :
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-06
|UO(l And dEVERNl

Hawaiian Lodge. No, q. F. & A. NJ,
will hold q regular meeting tonight at
1880 O'Clock
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-06

The annual meeting Of the CONNER.
cial Club will be held In the rooms
of the club, McCandless building, at
s o'clock next Friday evening. Sam.
pie ballots Of the, candidates for the
board Of governors have been mailed
to the members. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-06

The members of the special federal
grand jury have been notified to be
in court at O'Clock tomorrow morn
ing.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-06

A meeting of the Epiphany Guild
scheduled for today, has been postpon
ed until Monday, September Is.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-06

The Alexander Young Hotel has
been undergoing extensive improve
ments during the last few weeks, in.
GLIDING alterations to the banquet
hall and the addition of Is new bath,
rooms
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-06

The trial Jurors in Circuit Judge
Stuart's court have been notified to
be in court at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning. Three civil cases are on
calendar for that day
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-06

The Oahu tax appeal court viii
render a decision in the case of C..
Brewer & Co., at O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-06

After d xix months illness, John NJ.
C. Correa, died at o'clock Saturday
morning at his residence, 1541 Fort
street. At 4 O'Clock Sunday afternoon
the funeral services we're held at
Silva's undertaking parlors, Nuuanu
and Kukui streets, and the body was
inferred in the family plot in the Nuu.
anu cemetery. Mr.. Correa was born
in Funchal, Madeira, 81 years ago and
removed to Hawaii 9 years ago with
his family.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-09-06

Company B of the National Guard
of Hawaii will resume its regular
weekly infantry drills next Wednes-
day evening at 40 o'clock. Col Sam
Johnson. the adjutant general, will
address the company at the beginning
Of the years work. A number Of new
men are being recruited to bring the
company up to full strength Men
who wish to join the company may
see Capt. Paul Super at the Y. NJ. c. A.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-28
ortners to PLAY
Washington o-Day
Local Champions VII Invade
Capital in Hopes of Land
ing Title.

Washington will be invaded this
morning by a bunch of husky young
Richmonders, bent upon bringing the
this city. The local ball-tossers.
known as the Portners. will leave
here at $3.50 o'clock this morning, ar
irving at their destination at 0
o'clock. They will Immediately go to
hotel for rest before the double
header with the Agriculturals. cham
pions of Washington.
Jack Berry, manager Of the Port
ners. will be in charge of the team
The games are to be played on the
American League grounds, and re-
turn engagements will be held at
Broad Street Park on September IL.
r. W. Payne, local manager OF tho
Portner Brewing Company. will ac-
company the team, and large party
of followers will make the trip. Nor
gan. one Of the best of the local anna
teur arbiters, will act as one OF tho
officials
The Aggies are composed OF the
following players:
Lem Owen, pitcher; Larry Nops.
Shugrue, second base: Brownie Lin
eric. short stop: Reds Cusack, third
base: Zeb Fraser. catcher: Ernest
Strait, catcher; Frank Pee, left field;
eddie Carroll, center field; Hobby Der.
rick, right field; Reds Mccarthy, out
field; Spot Frazier. utility infelder
Don Ward. utility infelder; Jack
Dodge. utility infielder; Larry Eds
ness, manager.
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TO PLAY OFF TIE
Jcfferson Ward League Teams Will
Meet to Decide Superiority.

The Jefferson Ward League season
closed last Saturday with c. II. A. G.
and Met. l. o. Q. F. tied for first place.
each team having won fifteen and lost
Ave for an average of .750. These
teams will play series of three games
TO decide the pennant winner. A dou-
ble-header will be played to-day,
August %, at Byrd Park the first
game beginning at 2:30 o'clock and
the second at AIS o'clock. AS these
teams are evenly matched a large
crowd is expected to be on hand TO
root for their favorite. The batteries
Tor the games will probably be: for
Met: l. 0. 0. T., Lehman and Taylor
pitching and Martin doing the receiy-
ing: Rollins and Saunders will toss
them over for the c. II. A. c., while
sIliy' Hay will be behind the bat.
The lineup follows:
Met. I. o. 0. F.-Gerhelmann. third
base; B. Jones, second base; c. Per-
kins. first base: II. Jones'. shortstop; M.
Martin. catcher; P. Lehman, pitcher;
II. BEDFORD, center field; r. bedford,
left field; r. Martin, right field; C.
Taylor pitcher; p. Boone, utility; +.
Moore utility; v. Jenkins, utility.
G. II. A. C.--L. Liggan, shortstop;
W: Johnston, right gald; A. Coleman,
Bell, second base; r. Sell, left aeid;
g. Harper, third base; w. HAY, ontoh or:
N. Rollins. pitcher; ". Saunders,
pitsheri N. GysGory, utility,
EMPIRES, Mcssrs, Roy and Ridsevay.
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hicks BLANKS ORPHANS,
YIELDING TRIO OF HITS
Mary James Hit Camnitz Hard,
and Buster Thrasher
Stars.
ELDRIDGE WINS TWO GAMES
Virginia League Produces "Iron
Observation-Disclosures Cop Double.
Header-Suffolk Defeats Tarheels
in Drilling Rainstorm.
WINS TWO GAMES

NORFOLK, VA. August 27-Nicks
held the Orphans to three hits, a
double and a pair of singles this ar
ternoon and the Mary Janers had no
trouble making it two straight, score
10 0.
The Tars found Camnitz TO- nine
hlts and roamed the paths at will
Thrashcr stealing three. The chief
hit producers for the home lads were
Bustcr" Thrasher. whose speed in
going 10 first gave him IA pair on In
field chances. and Henry Foiles. the
Tar first sackcr, got three hits. n
double and two singles. Fielding
features were furnished by McNIamon
and Flynn. Thrashcr. sold to the New
York Giants yesterday for $4,000, had
seven chances and accepted them all.
Orphaus SorfolL
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RAIN CHASES CROWD

SUFFOLK. VA, August PA driz-
cling rain prevented the usual crowd
seeing the Tigers win from Rocky
Mount to-day. score to 3. May and
league were the opposing slabmen,
ly. the honors being about even. Hur-
ley, for the Tigers, played the most
part Of Suffolk's winning. In the sew
enth he raced over to the left-held
fence, catching foul fly with his
bare hand that looked almost impos-
sible. III the eighth, after two were
out. Shumaker and Allen singled, and
both advanced on wild pitch by
Ieague. Hurley sent one sizzling
through short, scoring two runs, win
ming the game. Irmscher played a
star game on the bases. his daring on
the paths being directly responsible
LOT me hrst two runs scored.
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DIVIDE DOUBLE BILL

BOSTON. August 27-Boston split
even with Chicago to-day, winning the
frst game, to T. and losing the sec
ond, 1 to l. Pierce started both games.
but in the first he was removed with
only one out after Boston had hit him
safely five times and scored four runs
Standridge then took up the task, but
could not stop the slugging.
In the second contest Fierce held
the Braves to four hits and single
tally. while his mates had no trouble
hitting Ragan. Fisher. the Chicago
shortstop. furnished the fielding fea-
lures. The score:
FIRST GAME
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SECOND GAME.
Totals. .s2 sei Is o Totals.
sRAtted for Pick In hfh

Scw York MO- 10 % 0 Ga
SEMINARY: Cook, Alexander Donovan. VII
80. Bush 90. Crawford. Veach. Young
Stanage. Boland Two-base hit-Vitt. Cook
StaraEc. Threc-bas hit-Neach. Stolen
hascs-Bush. Boone. Nascl. Witt 12l. Craw-
ford. alexander to). Earned New
York. :: Detroit. II. Sacrifice hits-Peckin-
pargh Bush. Double plays-Boone to Pip:
Bush 10 Young to Burns. Left on bases
New York. .: Detroit. :. Bases on balls
-on Pieh. g. OFF Donovan. 3: off Bo.and g.
Hits-on 'ieh. in innings; off Donovan.
in innings. Hit ~ pitcher-by Donovan
tEesch,. Struck out-by P:eh, !: by Bo-
land {: Donovan. Empires. H!ldcbrand
and OLoughlin Time. !:5n.
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Rebels Bent Whales.

PITTSBURGH, August 27.-After
holding the Pittsburgh Federals to
one hit and no runs. Hendrix. the Chi
cago pitcher, weakened in the eighth
and was reached for three hits and
two runs. tieing the score. The home
team won out in the ninth on hits by
kOnetchey and Kelley and O'Connor's
sacrifice fly.
Score by innings: r. III. Z.
Chicago ....0 Oo11OOO O-2 s |
Pittsburgh .... 90 00O21-3 0
Batteries: Hendrix and Smith; AL
len, Barger and O'Connor
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Totals Al IL q 10 ) Totals. SO 10 q 8
.Batted for Perdue in fourth.
Tran for Dell In fifth.
tBatte0 for Smith in ninth.

Score by innings: n
81 s,iod hG|,s ............nn od3oo s 81!
Bescher. Long. Doian CD, Miller t2). Bethel
OMara. Wheat go. StenEel Getz (e), Smith.
Two. base hitS-Butler. Long, Miller cut
shaw Three base h!t-Bcscher. Home runs
-HuRCins. Miller. Stolen base-Butler onC
~, Myers Gctz. Earned runs-St. Louis
S; Brooklyn. = Sacrifice fy-Daubert. sac
rincc hits-Betzel. Damhert. Left bases
errorsSt. Louis. &: Brooklyn . Bases
en- balls-of Periue. /: off Dell. /; OFF APP
pieion. ?: Off Smith: :; off Meadows. q.
8 in innings: off Dell. In o innings; off
APPLETON. In "a innings; off Smith. In
% innings Struck out-by Dell. 1: by
smith: 3: by Meadows. I. Wild pitch-Per-
due. Umpires Byron and Eason. Time o:s5
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TIGERS MAKE BIC GAIN,
AND ARE PUSHING BOSTON
BY Winning Twice Detroit Creeps Up
on Red SoX, Who Lose to
Cleveland.
WON'T GET BAKER
Comiskey Says He Has Not Asked
Mack for Observation-Disclosures Lose
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Outhit by
Brownies, but Capture Game.

DETROIT. August 27.-Detroit crept
within game of Boston to-day by win
ming two easy games from New York,
league leaders The scores we're s to
| and II to 3. The Tigers made eleven
hits off Cole in the first two innings
OF the first game, but were stopped by
Shawkey. Neither Pieh nor Manager
Donovan was able to puzzle the De-
troit batsmen to any extent In the
second contest, although Donovan re-
ceiNed an ovation after he famed Cobb
with the bases full in the sixth inning
The scores:
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RECRUIT BECOMES HERO

CHICAGO, August 2T.-WilIiam
Johns. the recruit third baseman, OBJ
tanned from the Columbus club Of tho
American Association. was tho hero
of to-day's game with philadelphia.
Chicago winning, 3 to =, in the ninth
inning.
Johns started the inning with a sin
gle, and made a beautiful slide into
second base when Wyckoff took
Schalk's grounder and tried to force
the recruit at the keystone sack.
Cicotte sacrificed Johns to third, and he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-28
NATIONALS TRIM BROWNS

ST. LOUIS. August 27.-Though out
hit by the locals, Washington took the
opening game of the series from St
Louis. ) TO /, here to-day. When hits
were needed most, the locals were help
less before Harper. Washington
scored one in the fourth on base on
Walls. hit batsman and Acosta's sin
gle. Moeller's triple, Milan's single and
Austtn's error produced two more in
the NTH. Score in the seventh on
Howard's single. Lavan's double, and
a double steal by this pair. on which
Howard scored. saved St. Louis from
a shut-out. The score:
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New York
Totals....3l 724 0 TotalsT S q Is 0
@Batted for Mccarthy In seventh.
tBatted for Gibson in eighth.
Score by innings: r.

Pttsbursh .........o $500 81
Summary: Runs-Johnston Robertson,
Doyle Two-base hit-Burns. Home run
Doyle. Earned runs-New York. .; PITTS
burEh. ]. Sacrifice hit-Wendell. Double
Pla.s-wend.li and Fletcher; Fletcher.
Doyle and RraiEerG 60. Left on bases
New York. .: Pittsburgh 4. Base on balls
off Mathewson, /. Struck out-by Mathew.
son 4. Gmpires, Rigler and Cockill. Time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-28
Flat Rock Beat. Am,,,,

LILBuRN. VA. August 27-Flat
Rock defeated the strong Amelia
baseball team yesterday by the score
OF IA to IL. The feature OF the game
was the batting of the Flat Rocks.
This game made two out of three won
by the Rocks from Amelia
Batteries: For Amelia-Woodin and
Hunley; for Flat Rock-Webb, Schroe-
der and Topham.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-28
DOYLE WINS FOR GIANTS
WITH SWAT FOR CIRCUIT
Niathewson in Old-Time Form Against
Pirates in Fastest Game
of Season.
sUPERBAs GET TRoUNCING
Cards Hit Brooklyn Pitchers Hard.
Philadelphia Cleans Up Series With
Observation-Disclosures Divides Twin
Bill With Chicago.

NEW YORK, August 27.-New York
won a fast well-played game from
Pittsburgh here to-day. 2 to 1. Math-
ewson pitched in his old-time form.
and struck out seven men. Doyle won
the game for New York with n home
run drive in the first inning. scoring
Robertson ahead OF him. The game
was the fastest played in New York
this season. taking only l hour and 10
minutes. The score:
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MILLER GETS LONG HIT

BROOKLYN. August 27-Miller's
home run drive with the bases fall
in the eighth inning won hard-hitting
game for st. Louis to-day from Brook
lyn by IL to 7. Five pitchers were used
and all were batted freely. Higgins
made n home run IN the eighth. Butler
singled and passes to Long and Dolan
filled the bases. Miller then drove the
ball along the third base line for
the circuit, baking five runs for the
inning. Brooklyn rallied in the last
three innings. but fell short. The
Superbas fielded poorly. The score:
ST. louis pro,kI,rn
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Federal League
Ten-Ccnt Dali in st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, August 27.-St. Louis
and Kansas City opened the "ten-cent
baseball" season here to-day by a
Understanding game. which the To-
calls won, score to A.
Score by innings: r. H. E.
Is. City ..10011010 O0OO-4 Is 3
st. Louis % 900 800 0l-5 IL .
Batteries: Cullop, Packard and
Brown: Crandall, Groom, Watson and
Chapman.
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Totals. "a 10 "a 0 Totals e7ia a
sBatted for TeacEe In ninth ~ "

Rocky Mount ..........o 10 O oNs
Suffolk .......:.......:..i o / 9 o -
Summary: Huns-Goosetree (9, Edwards
Irnnscher tel. Shumaker. Allen. Two-tase
hits-Bittie Edwards Stewart. Sacrifice his
-Shumkare. Poh. Stolen buses-Irmschsr
tsl. Gray. Hurley. Edwards Double pIays
Edwards to Wratten to Snyder: Henry TO
Bases on balls-or May. /: off Teasue 3
HI by pitches.by May; l. Wild piteh-by
Left on bases-Sunolk. 5: Rocky Mo,,,nt
6: Umpire. Vitter. Time, l:ss. Attendance
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GRAYS OUTFIT LEAFS

PROVIDENCE, r. l., August 81
An eighth-inninE rally by the Grays
day at three all. and Shorten ana
shean combined to send over the
winning counter in the tenth Pen
mock and McTiguc opposed each other.
and only one bad inning married their
work: The Grays' sharp hits IN the
eighth did the trick for them.
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American Association

At Kansas City-Kansas City, 3;
Columbus, 2 90 innings).
at milwaukee, = Milwaukee, 6;
Cleveland, 4.
At Observation-Disclosures. 3; In
dianapolis. 0.
At St. Paul-St. Paul, s: Louisville
8 30 innings).
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summary: Runs-Irean IA Flynn. How
icy. Zimmerman. Willeter. Lee. Two-,ase
ntW-Nash. Lee. Three base hit-lreian.
sscIihce hit-Fullerton. Double plays-Zim-
norman TO Tooify 10 Kraft. Fullerton 10
Ho~iey TO Flynn. Struck out-by Lee s.
Bahes on baiis.oh Fullerton. s: OFF Leo. 3
iiit by pitcher-by Lee. IF. smith. stolen
bases-f. smith, lrelsn. Whitcman thinner
man Passed ba!i-HowIey. Wild pitch
Ice Sacrifice fy-Whiteman. Time -
umpires. Handiboe and Hart
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ROYALS WIN 'EM BOTH

HARRISBURG, PA, August CT
The Indians dropped into the second
division to-day. Montreal won twice.
scores to 8 and to 3. Indifferent
fielding at times gave the Royals a
easy victory The second game was
pitchers battle. Work with the
stick was late
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win. womnn,s Golf rttl.,

CHICAGO. August 27-Miss Elaine
V. Rosenthal of Ravisloe Club, Chi
cago. nineteen years old. to-day won
the woman's Western golf champion
ship. at Midlothian, by defeating the
titleholder, Mrs. Harry D. Hammond,
of indianapolis. in an excellently.
played match. 4 and 3.
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Totals. SO 30 is Q Totals.3S 6-os Is 3
zone out when winning run scored

q.
Score BY inMings p
providence .........n o 0 o IA
loronto ..............- 0 0-S
summary: Runs-Shorten (a). Shean, PEN
mock, Williams. Gilbert. Stolen bases--Mc-
Nally. Shorten. Two-base hts-Pennock
Rath. Three base hit-McTigue Sacrihce
hits,Rath. McTigue, Williams, Daley. Struck
on balls-on Pennock 4: of McTigue.
Time 2:ol. Umpires. Eckman and Brown
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Southern.

At Atlanta-Atlanta, 0; Nashville, 3
At New Orleans-New Orleans, O.
Chattanooga. g
At Birmingham-Brm .
Memphis 0 (frst game).
Birmingham, 4: Memphis 3 (second
game, 10 innings).
At Mobile-Mobile, 4; Little Rock,
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PITCHES TWO GAMES

PORTSMOUTH, VA. August az
Eldridge broke this seasons Virginia
League record to-day by pitching a
double-header and winning potn encs
of the affair. Newport News was the
victim, and the scores were 8 to
pitched for the Builders in the first
contest, and Scott, the recruit from the
Fort Monroe Artillery Station essay
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RICHMOND.

Summary: Two-bnsc hits-Juck-
son, Judge, Cnristrom. Three-base
hits-Bnten go. Stolen buses
Jamfeson, jackson. Judge. Double
plny-Jackson to Onslow. Buses on
balls-by Fullcnwider. 3; by McHnlc,
4. Struck out-by FulIcn,yider, 81
by McHnle, y. Left on bases-Buf-
falo. :; Richmond, Z. Time of gnme,
2'o8. Umpircs, CarpePter and Cicnry.
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FIRST GAME,

Detroit ..................e IS
Summary: Runs-Boone. Witt Bush '2,,
Cobb Crawford 60. Neach. Dubuc. Two
base hit-Shawkey Bush. Three-basn hit
Crawford. stolen base-Cohb. Earned, runs
New York ], Detroit. S. Sacrifice fly
Neach Double playe-Pecrlnpaugh to PIDp
TO Maiscl: Bush To Young to Burns. Left
on hases-Ncw York. ;; Detroit, s. First
base on erroi-New York. :. base on balls
off Shawkcy. l. fiits-off Cole % in 20
innings; off Shawkey. In I-3 innings.
Strdck out-by Shawkcy. >: by DubuC 3: by
Cole !. Wild pitches-Cole. Shawkey. Inn
pires o'Louehlin and IIldcbrand. Time.
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Summary: Runs Moelier. Foster Nc
Bride. Howard. 'rwotase hit-I.avan
rhree-base hit-M"cler. Stolen bases
Mocller go. Howard i:l. Lavan, c. Milan
Earned Washington. =: ST. Lonis. l.
Double play Foster TO NcBride. Left on
bases-lVsshinEton, 5: ST. Louis. { Bases
on on 6ails-on Harper. 3; off Loudermilk, 3.
III by pitcher-by boudermik. tShanksI.
struck out-by Harper, {; by l.oliiermill
NmDires. Ch!ll and Evans. Time. l:a9
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SECOND GAME.
Totals; q SCI ro,als....s 6

summary: uns--Whiteman ,2,. Deylin.
r r; smith; Mensor. Move. TooIey. Two-base
'6ase hit--Tooley. Sacrifice hits-P smith.
zimmerman. Double p,ays-Enzman to Zim,
Struck out-hy Hail ,eI by Enzman IsI.
s gases on halis-off Hall: !; off En.nan. /.
S,9ieh oate-P Smith Passed halls-Rryn-
oldh. Howley. Wild pitch-Euzman TiT.
l:ll Cmpires. Ha ndihoe and Han @'
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SUMMARY: Huns-WhItted, Thru shcr, C!eve-
iand. Foiles. Stolen 5ases-Thrashcr 80.
Ntcks, FoileS. Cleveland. Sacrifice hit.
Richmond. Two-base hiE-Foiles. Stein
brenner. Struck out-by Camnitz. :; by
Nicks. I. Bases on bails-of Camnit. .;
on hicks, 3. Left on bases-Orphann S.;
Norfolk. 8. Time, Las Umpire Lucia
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Russell will pitch for Richmond, while
Cav will be the choice of Donovan.