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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-10-30

J. T. Preston, secretary and treas
urer of the Chamber of Commerce
and William Jorg, will leave on Mon
day for five days trip to King
George, WcstmoreIand and North
cumberland county, to present TO the
merchants of those counties a person
al invitation TO visit Alexandria q,
It's three trade days to be held Nov
ember Sth, 9th. aud 10th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-10-30
VA A. c. VS.. SPARTANS

A good game of football is pro-
missed to the lovers Of the gridiron
sport tomorrow when the invincib!e
Virginia Athletic Club of this city
will line UP against the Spartan
eleven of Washington. The game will
commence at 8 p. m. sharp and will
he played on Baggett's ioC.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-10-30

George w. Brent, son Of Common
wealth Attorney Samuel G. Brent,
nas been appointed to a position in
the mechanical department Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad at Altoona, PA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-10-30
AUCTION SALE OF A Let At
GEORGE WASHINGTON PARK

Pursuant to the. terms Of q decree
Of the corporation court Of the City
of Alexandria, Virginia, rendered on
the 27th day of October, 1915. in the
chancery cause of Nellie V. Ramey VS.
News Publishing Company, lncor-
poration, ct ais. therein depending,
the undersigned, Receivers in the
above entitled cause, will offer for
sale at public auction at the Royal
Street entrance TO the market build
ing. at y o'clock noon, on WEDNES-
DAY, NOVEMBER, 10th, 1913: that
lot of ground known as ioI % in
block Of the subdivision known as
George Washington Park. "
Terms of Sale: Cash. Conveyance
ing at The cost Of the purchaser.
WALTER Q. FOSTER
C. S. TAYLOR BURKE
Receivers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-10-30
EEc7nN NEXT WEEK APOSTLE BEFORE SOCIAL And PERSONAL
Interesting News Notes About People
of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
In Society.

Masked and attired in costumes
that defed everyone to tell the wear
ers, the Senior, Junior and Sophie
more classes of the Alexandria High
School had merry Halloween jub-
lice last night in the Lee schoo! build
ing. the Junior class being the host
at masquerade and dance. Frcm the
moment the "spooks" and the other
curiously attired guests began to ar
rive the frolic began, keeping up until
the hour when all supernatural Great
ures had to retire.
Decorations in the hall were OF au-
tumn leaves, corn stalks and all the
floral offerings of the late October
season, setting from which grinning
pumpkins cleaned out their ghostly
light. A fortune telling bower was
erected at one end of the hall and in
room at the othe: end was mys-
terious chamber in which q number
of the guests disappeared for while
during the evening.
F.! A large table was filled with Hal
loween goodies upstairs and here &
most enjoyable supper was eaten, al
; ter which the guests hurried down
/ stains and commenced the fun al
over again. Music was furnished by
! Cunningham's orchestra.
! Officers of the Junior class, who Ell,
tertained so Hospitality last night, are
/ Elwyn Brawner, president; Robert
! Fl. Hancock and Waller Barrett, vice
presidents; Miss Anna Haslett, Secre-
tary, and TThomas Wattles, treasurer
/ The first dance of the season of the
Alexandria Assembly was given last
; night in the EIks' Auditorium on
+; Prince street. The club reorganzed
for this year only snort while ago
with the following officers: c. VIII
liam Wattles, chairman: John Lead
beaten, secretary; Emmett c. Dunn.
George Fl. Evans, DR.. !. Sewart JAM
lesson, W. Albert Smoot. Laurence
Stabler, Richard II. Green, and Eu-
gene B. Taylor, executive committee.
Dances for November and December
will be held on the twelfth and TWEEN
ty sixth Of the first month ard the
seventeenth and thirty-frS5 Of the
/ latter.
Among those present last night
were: Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Oliver,
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Dunn. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Leadbeater. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Leadbeater, Mr.. and Mrs. G..
, William Wattles, Nir. and Mrs. Rob-
crt S. Barrett. Mr.. and Mrs Me-
Donald Douglas, and Dr.. and Mrs. ].
Stewart Jameson, Mr.. and Ms. New
ms. Mrs. Anderson Summers, Mrs.
William Smith. Miss Murphy, Mss
Rose Macdonald Miss Philippe Wat
Ties, Miss Mimic Henderson, Miss
Mary Suowden. Miss Katherine Wal
Ter, Mr.. George Evans. Mr.. Eugene
Taylor. Mr. RoElev d. Brunlbacf, and
Or. Vivian P. Gerry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-03
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Providence, 2; Rochester, o (nrst gamc).
Providence, s; Rochester. = (secOnl Eume) +.
Harrisburg. I; Toronto, (ilrst yame).
harrisburg, /; Toronto, d (secOnd xume). .
Buffalo, Z; Richmond, 3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-03

BUFFALO, y. Y, August 2.-The
last game Of the presen, series be
tween, Richmond and buffalo was
played before fully 5000 kids Of both
sexes. the boys predominating They
hi'a great time. and the peanu, ven
ders reapcd harvest. Their cnthu-
siasHl was unbounded. and their shrill
yens could be heard for miles II was
the first of such days arranged ~ the
local newspapers.
buffalo won out hand!ly with score
reading 10 ). Richmond hat fairly
well. but they did not collect enough
Il one time TO make the B!sonS feel
at all worried. Cottrel pitched a
much better game than the box score
In his work by the poor catching of
harrington, who appeared unable to
hold only the straight shoots that
came over the plate. He dropped on an
average every third ball sent in by
Cottren and Is charged with three
passed balls. two wild throws TO see
ond and allowed the B.sons TO run
bases at Will
Buffalo started with two unearned
runs. one OF these Richmond got
back in her half of the second on
Bates's good WALTON 70 LEFT. Jordan
vas right in the balls patch. so that
Bates did not get beyond second: but
he scored when Fewster hunted and
h!eachers Owing 10 the ground rules,
the others were prevented from .aking
more than TWO bases Dunn, Harring-
ton and Cottrell went out in order,
leaving Jordan and Fewstcr stranded
Buffalo brought four runners home in
the fourth on four hits, one walk two
passed halls and double steal
Richmond opened the sixth in n
promising manner. Rates hit sharply
10 short center. In trying TO get the
ball on ny close to the ground, Gill
hooley fell short foot, and the bail
went TO the fence. Jordan sent out
long foul ny 10 left on which jamie
son made splendid catch. but which
gave Bates AN opportunity TO get
home Fewster hit to center. but not
satisfied with that start, tried 10 steal
second, bur was nipped. Dunn sent
out fly 10 Jameson.
Richmond's ninth was more promis-
ing than n lot of the others, but the
hit which does the business was again
lacking. Jordan, who in practice sent
two balls over the r!Ght-held wall.
gave Jameson an easy fy to tran
Fewster was walked. while Dunn hit
so hard that Carlstrom did well 10
stop the ball. let alone getting one
OF the runners. Both men advanced
on Harrington's out, Oldham 10 Judge.
Heating booted Cottrelrs erounder.
and that allowed Fcwster To cross the
home plate The game ended when
Crane shot A A. 70 Jameson. Three
hits gave Buffalo her seventh run in
the eighth. Fewster played swell
third. and Bates and Dunn were kept
busy in the outfeld.
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MAYER PROVES C|NCH FOR
CUBS, AND PH|LL|ES LOSE
Poor Pitching Was Responsible for
Second Victory of Chicago
Over Leaders.
SCHULTZ GOT CIRCUIT SWAT
Herzog Made Wild Throw, Which,
With Single by Getz, Gave Brook
lyn Game With Reds-Rain Inter-
feres With Others.

CHICAGO. August 2.--Chicago made
II two straight from Philadelphia to-
day, defeating the visitors, to l. All
runs scored were earned, but those
made by Chicago were the outcome of
hitting which was punched and of the
extra base variety. One run was pro-
duced by homer in the fourth by
Schultz, who also made a double in
the fifth, which drove ia run.
Cheney gave the visitors two hits,
one each in the first and second in
nings, but became wild in the sixth
and walked two men. Manager Bres-
nahan started him again in the sew
enth. but he lost control. and after
walking one man was replaced by
Lavender. The pass to Becker in the
seventh saved the visitors from n
shut-out az two hits were punched
off Lavender and the lone run scored
Both clubs felded we'll. Schultz. Zim-
norman. Good and Williams cutting
OFF hits by the visitors, while Becker.
Stock and Bancroft kept the score
down.
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TARS DEFEAT TARHEELS

NORFOLK, va, August 2.-Timely
hltting, good hase-running and a
great defensive game gave Norfolk
q, 1-to-l victory over Rocky Mount in
the opener this afternoon. Both Ap-
plerate and Nicks We're wild, but the
latter's weakness did not prove as ex-
pensive as the formers Norfolk made
three douple plays, all OF them frost
ing budding rallies.
In the fifth Apologize passed Thrash
err purposcly, nlling the bases SO as
10 get at Manager Mcmahon, Of Nor
folk. McMahon doubled to the score
board in left field, empting the sacks
Umpire Davern was taken sick in the
NTH inning and had to quit. Players
Cochran and oRrien finished the
game. Rocky Mount had only two
chances TO score, one in the second
and the other in the sixth. when they
put across their one run. In the sec
ond Gray opened the inning with Il
double to left and advanced to third
when Eisel, next man up. singled to
center. Emery hit to McNahon, who
held Gray at third by a bluff throw,
then tossed Eiscl out at second, and
Steinhrenner relayed to first in time
to get the batter. Score:
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R0AMER WINS ANOTHER
Zig Crowd Sees Pretty Rncc mt Snra-
togo Spriugs.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, n. Y. August
2.-Roamcr ran grand race in tho
handicap at Saratoga Springs to-day
He allowed Waterhlossom to stay in
front for about 100 yards. and then he
took the lead. Up the hackstretch he
gnlioned with an advantage of about
two lengths. Scooting around the turn,
Roamer stepped a little faster. Enter
ing the home stretch Roamer attempt
ed to do little running and bounded
away from the bunch as if they We're
tied to the marking poles. Roamer
tOddled over the limo about ten lengths
to the good and ran the mile and a
quarter in 2:04 2-5, equalinE the best
time ever made in this stake
Saratoga finished second and Star
Jasmine third.
Roamer was as good as to in the
betting at one time. for there was
quite some play on WaterbIossom and
her stable companion and also for
Borrow and Sharpshooter.
In the United States Hotel stake.
Dominant proved he was aptly named
by Gal!oping home with the honors.
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NORTH CAROLINA LEAGUE
WILLIAMS is VICTOR

BOSTON, August 2.-R. Norris Will
liams. H., the national lawn tenni.
champion, squared accounts with c. j.
GRIMM, of San Francisco, who defeated
MN at the exposition tournament in
That city recently by winning in
straight sets from the Californian in
the NTH round OF the Longwood chal-
lenge tournament to-day. Williams
round ms opponent troublesome in the
nrst TWO sets, but took the third cas-
ny. as Griffin tired rapidly on the wet
\. w. Niles, Of this city. went
through in the finals by his victory
over Craig Biddle, OF PHILADELPHIA. in
-FOUR sets. He Will play the winner Of
the match Tomorrow between VIII
Hams ana w. +. johnson, of Philadel-
phia. for the honor o: meeting Mnurice
z. McLoughlin. OF San Francisco, in
the challenge round. johnson elimi-
mated w NJ. Washburn. of New York,
in the NTH round to-day
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BUILDERS BEAT CATS

SUFFOLK, VA, August Fin a hot
iy-contested game here to-day, New
TO o. Enrd and GARDINER were
moundsmen. and both pitched beauti-
ful ball, giving up only four Safcties
on each pitcher. Newport News scored
one run in the sixth on Il single by
Lake. who was sacrificed to second by
GARDINER, Seiglic went 10 first on four
bad ones and was out Il minute later
on helders choice, Lake taking third
Walters hit an easy one To second and
Goalby, who was out OF position, fell
down attempting TO recover himself
The play was slow enough to allow
Lake TO score, and Walters was safe
on first. Next man up flied out to
center. This quoted the run-getting,
Is the Tiger batsmcn were unable to
connect safely when n hit would have
tied the score. Score:
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KING COLE BACK IN GAME,
AND IS WELL SUPPORTED
ianks Bat Out Ninth-Inning Victory
Over Chicago White
SOX.
GERS WIN SHORT GAME
Rain Came After Detroit Jumped
Into Lead Over Boston in Seventh.
Walter Johnson Beats Brownies.
Athletics Lose to Cleveland.

NEW YORK. August by n ninth
inning rally the New York Americans
piled up three runs in their game with
chicago to-day and turned defeat into
victory. winning 3 To =. Faber. pitch
ing FOR Chicago, was unable to finish
MS game. being relieved by Scott af-
ter 90 innings
With Chicago leading to q in the
ninth. Pipp and Cook singled, and
Mullen, running for pipp, scored on
T., Colltns's tumble on Barney. Horta-
ell batting for Alexander, drove in
the teing run with Il single. Scott
then relieved Faber. and he filled the
bases hy passing Nunamakcr While
pitching 10 High he made wild pitch.
barney scoring the winning run.
Cole. pitching his first New York
game OF the season. did well, allow
ing only one earned run in eight in
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CLOUTS HOMER ON FIRST
BALL PITCHED IN TENTH
Newton Drives Pill Over Fence, and
Truckers Defeat Lowly
Orphans.
NEWPORT NEWS DOWNS CATS
Suffolk Is Banked by Builders in
Pretty COntcSt-NOrfollx Continues
Winning Streak by Defeating Ryan.
ties With Ease.

PORTSMOUTH,. VA. August .
with the score tied in the tenth in
ming to-day, Newton. the latest addi-
ton to the Truckers helding stan
landed against the first ball thrown
by Richmond for screaming liner
over the center-held fence. winning
the game by Il score of TO 5. II
made Il spectacular close to an eXcit-
ing game. Barnett. for the former Pc
tersburgcrs. having hit one over the
fence in the ninth that tied the score.
Although without permanent
home, the Orphans did not seem dis
consulate to-day, and they made tho
Truckers work to win. Two of the
local runs came in when Francisco
threw wild TO first in an effort to
catch Damrau off. The ball was bad
ly returned from right field, and Dam
rau and Newton both scored on the
misplays. An unusual and pretty
double play was effected by Donovan
and Gust. Newton was on first and
Damrnu lined the ball down tho third
base line. Donovan icldcd beautifully
and cut off the runner. the ball being
returned in time to tag Newton who
thought he could make a pair of bases
out of the play. Newton got four hits
out of four times up, the quartet con-
tanning the aforementioned home run
and two sacker. Score:
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HERMITAGE GOLFERS WIN
FROM COUNTRY CLUB TEAM
interclub Match Is Won by Rich.
mond Players OH Its Own
Course.
is THEIR SECOND VICTORY
First Match Played Mt Country Club
Was Won by Hermitage, and Feat
Is Duplicated-NIuch Interest Dis.
played i'm Series.

In the series of nterclub matches
between the golfers OF the Hermitare
COR Club and the Country Club of
virginia, the players of both clubs are
taxing 4 lively interest y week ago
,hc nrst match was played on the
links of the Country Club. and the
hermitage team was victorious The
second match was played yesterday at
the hermitage. and the home golfers
were again victorious. This event
me matches were contested with keen
interest
The results follow:
hermitage. Country Club
L. II: S. Morrison. 3; L. r. Walker. o.
G. H. Winston, /; Stuart G.. Chris
J. L. Anderson. 3; W. Frank Pow
w; Rueger. Jr, o: b. b. Valentine. 3.
L. Is. Duval, 8: 7. Bell, o.
r. a. Palmer, 3; r. c. Walden. o.
T. G. Duyal, Jr., /; b: z: Claiborne. 1.
Il. Ii. Meade, 3; II. T. McIntire. o.
Jcter Jones. .: l.. ID. Hotchkiss, O.
Il, Love. .; w. l.. r. Rogerson, o.
stuart Cook, 3; j. S. Davenport.
n. CAN. 3; John cutchins. o.
W. {. Locker, o; Gessner Harrison O.
Wins Wilson. 3; b. NJ. Jones, o.
r. +, Ncale, s: ]. c. Taylor. O.
Raymond Massie, 3; Dallas Shafer. 0.
-; III. Ruckcr. l: Sanford Fleming. ..
Thomas III. Scales, 9; George Han
son. o.
J; II: Taylor. 3; J. C. Crawford, o.
Basil Jones, o; George Warren. 8.
@: y; iiill 3; =. 7. Harrison, o.
w. Ncale. o; w. Trigg. 2.
Totals Hermitage, so; Country
Club. is.
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Totals. ~ II - l3 q Totals u II 10
'Batied for Leonard In seventh.
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Federal League
BuTeds Heat Terriers.

ST. LOUIS. August 2.-Ruffalo de-
feated ST. Louis here to-day, TO 5.
In the third inning, with one out and
the bases fun, Groom, for ST. Louis
Louis got four runs in the third and
one in the fourth Then Buffalo
Knocked Groom out of the box i'm the
nfth. getting two runs. The visitors
tied the score in the sixth and got
the winning run in the eighth.
score by innings: r. r. f.
Buffalo .OO0 23o1O-s - !
St Louis ......004 90 00-5 S
Batteries: Marshall, Bedient and
Blair; Groom, Davenport, Plank and
Chapman.
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SECOND GAME.

Tosals....s: 52'.s , Totals 3. s27N .
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WESTERN TENNIS
Chicago Player Wins From Johnston,
of Cniif0rnin. in First Round.

CHICAGO. August 2.-Heathby Ford,
Chicago. upset predictions to-day by
defea ting w. NJ. Johnston, of San
Francisco, in the first round of the
Western tennis tournament at Lake
Forest Ii was a signal victory for
the Illinois champion, since critics
generally had predicted his defeat by
the Californian. Johnston made cigh-
ty-siX errors to Ford's ffty-fo four
though he earned thirty-nine of his
points TO the Chicagoans twenty. Tho
score was 80. Us. Ca.
G. NJ. Church, the Princeton player,
with Johnston out. became favoritc.
He had little trouble defeating J. D.
Bowen, Of Chicago. 6-1, G-1 in the sec
ond round, to which he moved through
n default. J. j. Armstrong, ST. Paul,
easily won from II. f. Logan, Chicago,
6-2. 60
1t was decided to postpone the
women's matches. 4 few ma tches all
between local teams, were recorded in
the mems doubles.
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TIGERS ARE IN LUCK

BOSTON, August 2-Rain stopped
to-day's Detroit Boston American
League game after the seventh in
ming. ten minutes after the Tigers had
jumped into lead of Ave runs to
three Detroit scored three runs in
the sixth Off the deliveries of Collins
and Leonard Boston knocked Dauss
from the box in the third. but was UNI
BolanG.
This was "Shrincrs' Day" and Ale
pho Tempie presented Cobb. Speaker
ana Gardner with diamond studded
cinhlems OF the order and President
Lannin OF the Red SoX. with a mahog-
my clock Scnrn. :
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C0LLEGIANS OFF TO JAPAN
University OF Chicago Team VIII pIny
Leading Institutions There.
CuICAGO Annnat Or

CHICAGO, August 2.-The Univer-
sity of Chicago baseball team, In
charge of Professor C. w Wright. Of
tho political economy department.. left
tonight for n trip to Japan to play
the three leading universities of that
country. There were twelve PLAYERS
in the party, and the plans include a
number of exhibition games between
Chicago and the coast. y stopover of
ten days ewill be made in the Hawaiian
Islands. and the party will arrive I'm
Japan about September 81. Tho Ma
rooms will meet teams OF tho Univer-
stiles of Waseda. Keio and MeiJi.
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GRAYS GET 'EM BOTH

ROCHESTER,. y. Y, August 2-The
Providence champions won both games
Of to-day's double bill the first by
TO and the second by 3 to 9 Ocsch-
ger pitched great ball for the Grays
in the first game and received suappy
sunport. Cooper weakened in the
eighth inning of the second game and
scored a run, with mono out he was
relieved by Comstock, who then struck
out the side. Palmero gave only two
hits. hut each was for an extra base
SCORES. " - ~ : -
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Wins sfxtecu-Innipr co,e

CHICAGO. August Newark won
hard fought. siNteen-inning game
from Chicago to-day. 3 to .. The vis-
itOrs tied the score in the ninth in
ming on three successive singles In
the sixteenth McKechnie scored the
winning run on his single. sacrifice,
an infeld out and an error.
Score by innings: r. z
Newark
01oooooo1oooooo1-s "A !
Chicago
100000 Ooooooooo-2 10 2
Batteries: Mosely and harden.
Prendergast. Black and Fischer.
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Totals 30 q II Totals2I 81
'Ratted for EillinEim in seventh

Cleveland .............l o . o 0 / o o Of
Summary: uns-Chapman (2l, Jackson
Kirke Schang, McInnis. Kopf Three base
hit-kopf Earned runs--Cleveiaud. 3: Phil
adelphia, 3. Stolen bases-Chapman (2)
Walsh. Double ansa Chap
man and kirke; Healey McInnis and Lamp
Sacrince hits-kirke. Kopf Sacrifice fly
Filingim. Bases on balis-on Walker, s !;
of Fillingim, s: off Knowlson /: of Wyck-
of. l. Left on bascs--Clevel0nd, I2: Phila-
delphia 1. Hit by pitcher---by Knowlson
Willie. Struck. out--by Walker. /; by Fillin-
GIN. 4; by Knowlson. /: by Wyckon l. Hits
of Walker. in innings tnonc out in sew
enth; off Jones, In innings: of Fiiiin-
GIN, In Innings; of knowison none in I
inning: OF Wyckon. I'm / inning Uin-
pires. Dlnecn and Nallin. Time, hourB
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Milan. Kopr. Two base hits-I.avan Gan
dill Stolen base-Ailan. Earned runs-St
Louis l. Washington. 3. Sacrifice NY
Johnson. Double piays-1ohn son to Gandil;
Johnson Ia Ainsmith To Mcbride to Shauks
Left bascs--St. Louis S: Washington 4
First base on orrors--St. Louis. .; Washing
ton. |. Bases on hals-om Sisler. .; off
Johnson. / Struck out-by Sisler 3; by
Johnson, 5. Wild pitch-,Iohnson. l. UNI
pires. oLoughlin and Hildebrand. Time
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Chicago

Totals....3l st26 II Totalsae .. 10
Two out when winning scored.
fBatted FOR Mayer in the eighth
tkan for Pipp in the ninth.
tBatted for Alexander tn ninth.
aBatted for Cole in tho eighth
'Baited for Brown In ninth.
Score hy Innings: r
Chicago ..........-....o | o q %
New York ..... q o o o n q "a
summary: Runs-Fournier, Blackburn.,
Mullen Cook barney. Thr-e-hase hit.
Collins. Stolen hase--E. Collins Earned
runs-Chicago, ]. Sacrifice hits-Fabcr
barney J. Collins. Double pInys-Faber
weaver and Fourier. BlaCk burne T. Col
Inns and Fourier. Lett on bases-New
York. I: Chicago. g. First base on errors
chicago. !: New York. /. Bases on balls
OF Cole. i off Fahcr - OF Scott. /. Hits
on Cole. IN innings: of Brown none in
!; off FaheT. in IS innings: of Scott
none in Ia Struck out--by Cole i; OF
Brown. /: on Faher. 3. Wild pitch-Sco,t
umpires. Connolly and Wallace. Time. 2:0I
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Detroit Get. Anothcr Mo,..,

SCRANTON. PA. August George
Maisel, outtelding for the Scranton
team of the New York state League.
was sold TO Detroit to-day. The price
WAS given out at $4,000 Maisel is a
brother of Fred NIaisel. of the New
YORK Americans. He leads the State
League In base running. and IS hit
ting .324. He reports to Detroit Sep
TENDER S.
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JOHNSON DEFEATS BROWNS

WASHINGTON. August 2-walter
Johnson to-day celebrated tho eighth
anniversary OF his first appearances
with the Nationals by defeating ST
Louis, > to l, in a game devoid of fea-
lures Kopp, an oatficider obtained
by Washington from the st. Thomas s.
Ont, club, dropped his first chance
an easy fly. afterward making a sin
gle and scoring a run Score: