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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-05
Marrtn1e IAaenSl,s

Clerk Christian yesterday issued
marriage licenses to Edward w,
Sweeney and Mary J. Stirling: Eugene
q. Stanley and Ida Schroeder.
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supreme Court proceedines,

No. 5S-Argued by r. r. Hicks for
appellant and by Jas. G. Martin for
the appellee. Cease Of Johnson, ct
al. VS.. Commonwealth at rel of~Perry
L. Coz and submitted.
No. 59--R. S. Oglesby Company,
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Hrnrito Transfers.

w. Fl, Palmer ct NIX 10 r r. Han
sen, 81 acres near the Darbytown
Road, about six miles below the city.
February 8. 1914 $1.T50.
Mary A. Rankin to J. Luther Moon,
lots IS and Ia in block r. and lots
and 2. in block G, in the plan of
Monument Heights. February %,
1916, tax 81. $40.
Abbey Realty Corporation to
Marion l.. Norveil. lot 90, in block 2.
in the plan OF Colonia! Place, section
A.. October /. 1914. S275,
A. j. Glascock. trustee. to Thomas
w. Clarke, twenty-five acres on the
west side of the New Market Road
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Richmond, Va. March 4. 1915.
CAR LOTS
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ALLIES THINK WORST OVER

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22
GROWING
MORE AS POPULAR SPORT

This week. at Grant rark. Chicago.
over $50 trapshooters, will fight out
or shoot out. If you please-the great
Grand American Handicap.
Over $50 trapshootcrs from all Sec
tons OF the country Will meet lat the
score, OF this most popular, of all
tour championship for another year
To the casual reader these figures
may lack impressiveness The thought
of baseball worlds series" and its
hosts OF spectators may give rise to
the impression OF smallness. but bear
this one salient thought In mind. Every
one of these $50 trapshooters will be
active participants. Every last one of
them will try his skill at the traps
And the success that crowns his eff
forts will be an individually won"
success. made possible only by his
skill and his skill alone.
Yes. there will be thousands OF spec
thousand, for the Grand American
Handicap is the veritable Mecca to-
ward which every ardent gun fan"
turns his footsteps in the fall Also
there may be some disappointed shoot
ers, for some one must he disappoint-
ed where there is only one hampton
sp TO win and so many entrants try
Ing FOR H. But even this disappo!nt-
ment Will be OF small moment in COM
parlson 70 the clean. democratic sports
that VIII be given TO all.
When You come TO think Of it, there
must be some real attraction in a
sport that can call to its banners so
many ardent enthusiasts as trapshoot-
ing: ing. There must be some reason
WHY as TN, they s say in Battle Creek.
numbering its enthusiasts by thous-
ands Is the brief history of the sue
cess OF trapshooting. And the best
Ing popularity is that its membership
roll is rapidly being added to by the
new clubs that are constantly SPRING
ing into existence in almost every sec
ton of the country.
Like Its contemporary baseball,
trapshootinE Is truly American sport.
a clean democratic pastime filled to the
brim with the spirit of fair play and
It's devotees. however. is perhaps more
deeply rooted than that of any other
sport. For trapshooting finds its very
source in an inherent human trait an
Unborn desire on the part of every red
blooded individual to excel in marks
manship.
One cannot watch a club tournament
without experiencing an irresistible
desire to grab gun and show the
other fellow how to do it, and the lure
OF the clay pigeon with its tantalizing
gars description. Baseball fans may
he made. but trapshooters can be truly
said to be born. for 1t needs only the
mere sight of tho sport to fan the dor
flame. And once this condition is
brought about veritable gun hug
exists.
Verify the trapshooting fever is con-
taGious. No one is immune The mi =
crobe attacks all classes and both
sexes. 1t Is nothing extraordinary to
find both boss and employee lighting
1t out to the finish at the score. Youth
and old age are brothers in arms" at
the sport. and the one-nrmed shooter is
no exception. Incidentally, the sport
has the approval and Endorsement Of
every thinking man. Even the clergy
are susceptible to It's charm
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SHOOT THIS WEEK FOR
T|MES-D|sPATCH CUP
Handsome Trophy Next Sat
urday Afternoon.
BEGINNERS DAY BIG SUCCESS
Splendid Scores Hung Up by Many
Who Never Before Saw Clay
Plgeon-West End Club Is Also
in Race.

Reginners' day at the North Side Gun
Ilnp yesterday was u wonderful sue.
cess. eighteen new shooters facing the
traps. Il number OF whom had never
seen clay target before. Some spion-
ora scores were hung up by several in :
NewnAn and Fuller tied for high
gun. each breaking II out or their IS
1hey were closely followed by g, r.
FULLER. e. c. Darracott. NJ. Mathews. ]
-. Blackburn and John Martin, Jr., who
broke is each. In tho shoot OF or the
tie. Newman proved the best shot. and
after a see-saw race at 20 targets won
out with the remarkable good score OF
as126. while Fuller accounted for
2lx25. "
Il, few we'll chosen remarks. J A.
ANDERSON presented the handsome :re
to Newman.
On account OF the la,euess Of the
hour the contest in the Glass FOR the
oeEinnins ladies" was prned until
next Saturday afternoon at $50 O'Clock
Messrs. Brown. Eanes. Euessr. Wal
mans and Swarthout assisted materially
In coaching the beginners
In the regular shoot. II Brown WAS
easily high man; breakins his last
=, Martin was high in the 100. breaking
On next Saturday the members will
shoot for The Times Dispatch cup.
Scores In beginners match.
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S. S. S. Greatest Blood Remedy
Gives Results When Others Fail

Natures Remedy For Blood Troubles.
The purifying and curative proper
ties Of Natures great remedy havc
made IS. s. s. for the Blood" house.
hold saying. Thousands to-day enjoy
Ing perfect health owe their recovery
from blood or skin diseases to this uni
versa!ly used blood purifier. 8. 8. g.
is made entirely from roots, herbs and
barks which possess cleansing and
healing ingredients. You cannot BIO
we'll when your blood ~ impure: You
lack strength and energy natural with
health: your complexion becomes pale
and sallow: your vitality Is weakened.
When waste or refuse matter, which
Nature Intends shall be thrown of, is
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PORTSMOUTH DROPS TWO

ROCKY MOUNT. ~ c.. August 2l-
II was "F2isers day" and ii was the
Tarhecls' center gardener that sent
home the sad invading host with a
brass band and 400 loyal supporters
from Truckcrtown. The TWO Tarheel
pitchers, AppleGatc, in the opener and
league. in the twilight clash. were
immensely effective, and only seven
safe .thulnps are recorded against them.
whilt the Tarhcels In each frame drove
finger from the mound for total
Of eighteen hits for the two games.
The greatest uphill fight staged this
season on the local lot occurred in the
first when the Tarheels tied three
run lead In the nick of time with one
run in the ninth. and won II with
effective hitting in the tenth, with
EiSel the offender for the recording
safe swat In the abbreviated ella sih !.
Eise! slashed out a home run with
one on. and took a lead that the visit
nrs could not equal. owing 10 their
inability 10 effectively nnd Southpaw
league
Umpire McGownn. VIVA has oflciated
throughout the four game series. three
Of which have gone for extra innings.
has caught an avalanche of close plays
and hard decisions and has bounced on
every play as veteran arbiter. TO the
thorough satisfaction and general an
Droval of both players and spectators.
The
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DIVIDE DOUBLE BILL

BROOKLCN, August 21.-Cincinnati
and Brooklyn divided to-day's double
10 /. and the Superbas tho second. /
to 0. Coombs was wild during the
seven innings he pitched in the frst
on bases, fourteen being left on bases
in that period. Three times the Reds
had the bases full and were blanked.
Toney twrled n clever game, and re-
ceived faultless support.
Dell and Schneider had a great bat
tie in the second game. the former
going the route for a shutout, while
Leach batted for Schneider in the
eighth and Dale finished out. McCarty
scored the only run on n single. Dells
sacrifice, MyersS scratch Hit and n
squeeze play. worked by Olson. Score:
FIRST GAME.
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At Wcrt End Club.

At the West End Gun Club last week
the winners legs on Nowlan and West =
ern Cartridge trophy cups were Grady,
Flippen and Hasten.
Winners points on Lumsden cup
were Flippen, /; Swarhout. ?; Easley.
?: Anderson. l. and Hart, l.
High men in The Times Dispatch cup
Bibb. Coffman, Hasten. Hart and Grady.
The club shoot was won by Easlcy
and the high professional score by
short pants. shooting "A light twenty
gauge. 26-inch gun. made the excellent
score OF "a out of so. equaling some OF
the good shots and pocketing eight
men.
The Stevens trophy on an added bird
handicap. will be shot next Wednesday,.
nil club members eligible. Thirty men
faced the traps.
Next shoot on Wednesday afternoon
from $3.50 to 5 o'clock.
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PUSS IN BOOTS WINS
Weight Tells on Mighty Dominant. and
Causes LokH OF Union Hotel Stnken.

SARATOGA. y. y, August al
Weight. that steady drag that puts all
horses on an even base. prevailed in the
running OF the Grand Union Hotel
Stakes this afternoon. and the mighty
Dominant. the great Whitney colt. was
forced 10 taste the drcgs OF defeat. Puss
In Boots. bearing the colors OF Foxhall
kecnc. was the Miss that lowered the
colors of the great Whitney horse.
There was no question OF the victory.
Puss in Boots won clearly on her merits
and won SO nicely that she stands out
as being queen of the lilly division
Dominant was asked TO carry 100
pounds. 4 crushing burden, and to allow
Puss in Boots to tote 104, thereby Civ
ing the latter % pounds by the scales
The Whitney colt did hts best at every
stage OF the race, but the anchoring
impost told near Che finish, and he was
forced to allow the Keene colorS to fit
victory.
Dominant was considered such sure
winner that he and his stablemate.
Bromo. were quoted at to 5. and were
we'll backed.
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left in the system, II is absorbed into
the blood and boils. pimples. rashes.
blotches and other eruptions OF the
skin appear.
S. s. 8. goes into the circulation and
removes every particle Of blood faint
or poison Of every character. All skin
diseases and eruptions pass away, and
the smooth clear skin. glowing with
health. shows that the body Is being
nourished by rich. pure blood. Rheu-
matism. Catarrh. scrofula. Contagious
Blood Poison. oil arc deep-seated blood
disorders. and for their treatment moth.
ing equals 3. 8. 3. Get 8. 8. 8. Mt any
drug store. II yours is q peculiar case
write s. 8. 8. CO., Atlanta, Ga.
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summary :l;uns-Crny, Eiscl. snyder. eft
on bases Portsmouth \: ROCKY Mount. 5.
Stolen pase-Fostcr. Sacrifice hits-St. Mar
tin. Damrnu. Two-b base hits-pamrau. ed
wards. Homo run-Eiscl. Double play
Wratten to Edwards TO Snyder; Carnes to
Crowe!i to Carncs. H'ts--or Causcy. in
Innings: on Wood. in innings. Struck
out--bN league. &; by Causey. ,: by Wood. /.
Bases on bnlis-off Causey !: OF Wood. o:
OF Tcagne. i. Hit Ny pitcher-by league
tCarnes. Newtont: by Wood | lEdwards).
Time. i:3". Attendance. 1857. Umpire. Nc
,iowln.
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INDIANS TRIM SKEETS

HARRISBURG. Pa. August 2l.-Al
ScEaeat pitched phenomenal ball for
Harrisburg To-day. He won the game
Tor Tie Indians by n 5-to-O score and
- taa S';eeir:N down with two hits
~ was Snhtcht's first appearance in
IN" box 81 tAr"e weeks, owing 10 an
injured hand Ring was wild and was
MI ir our'h"s. The locals played
rcnrorN rArl.- Tnn Ernrn-
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BlSONS DEFEAT LEAFS

BUFFALO \ y. Angus, 2l.-The
biS"hs gF,ned the series to-day hv
score VAS 10 : Bcebc ana Herbert
ensaSeH IN pitchers ducl for ton
INNINGS, whcn sight Hesitation by
Fan ~ the eleventh cost the visitors
the &amc amer one out. Jamioson
neat out roller 10 second N'hiln
Ball was moving to second to &c.
Jamleson stealing Mccarthy SINGLED
through short. and Jameson took
third He scored on CHanuclrs sarri.
nee fly 70 pa!Hy The second game
"aS prevented ~ rain after one In
nin2 had been played. Score:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
CONTINUED from First Page. )

Snyder tol. Burns (2). Robertson. Merkle
Two.hase hits-Burns Robertson t2I. Bosch
err. Dolan. Earned runs-St. Louis !. New
York. :. Sacrifice hits-Doyle. HugGins. Put
Ter. .SacT1hce ny-I.ong. Double pisys-Put-
Ter. Huccins and Miller (9: I.obert Doyle
and Kelly. Left OH bascs-Eew York II:
81. Louis. H. First base on errors-New
York. =: ST '.outs. /. Bases on hailS-off
Mnrounrd /: off stroud. g. off sallee HTS
of AIarGuord 3 in ID innings: of Stroud
20 in ii % innings. Struck out-by Mar
GUARD. !: by Stroud. /; by Sallce. (. I'm
nlrrs Byron and Enson. Time 2;i2
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uoldermnn 4. Snlh-

FORT WAYNE, IND. August 2I-
President William Klitzke, of tho Fort
Wayne, Central League baseball club,
has announced the sale OF First Base
man Holderman 10 the Milwaukee club
OF the American Association. Holder
man is TO report in 1915.
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Southern Association.

At Birmingham = Birmingham, s;
Chattanooga, o ffirst camel
AT birmingham - Birmingham, 4;
Chattanooga. (second game)
Memphis. 2.
At Mobile-Mobile. s; Nashville, o.
At Observation-Disclosures, 7; Little Rock
FIRST game).
At Atlanta-Atlnnta. 8; Little Rock,
(second game).
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QUERIES ANSWERED
Size of BnII Park.

Sporting Editor. The Times Dispatch:
Sir.-Please tell me whether the pres
ent Broad Street Park is larger than
that used by the Richmond team in
1898. CURIOUS.
The present park. compared with
park used In 1908, is fifty feet longer
from the home plate to left field fence
end eight feet shorter from the plate
to right field fence. Park usd in 1898
had more room in the right field than
present park.
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SECOND GAME.

Cincinnati .............0 o On
Brooklyn ...............O q -
Cutshaw, Getz. Earned run-f;rookyn. !.
Sacrifice hits-Moilwitz. Olson. Wheat. Dell.
LEFT bases--Ctncinnati s. Brooklyn. .
First base errors-Brooklyn !. Bases or
ballS-of Schneider. 3: on Dale. .. HI s.
OF Schneider. In innings; of Dale, @ in
inning. Struck out-by Schneider, q by
Dell. 3. Empires. Rigler and Cockill. Time
I.x5
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summary: Runs-Parmhlee. HartzeH Por-
ray. Richmond, Francisco. IrInscher. Stew
aar, q; Sk;tnakef Hurley, Allen. Two
runs-Stewa-t. Poole. Sacrifice hits-Stcw-
art Nirsch. Henry -. stolen hases--Irm
sober, Hurley ca. Poh. Shumaker ANen
stewart. Gust Struck out-bv Poole. {: by
liirsCh, :? Sascs IN balls-on May. s. off
!Nrsch s. of Pool. / Iiits-on May, 0 in
Is inning; of Poole. : in 2-3 innings. Left;
on bases suffolk. 1. Orphans. C. Umpire.
t!t,cr Time. .:2r. Attendance. 100.
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Totals. .3s IL % Is Totals....a 10 p 20
IRAN for StenEei IN ninth.
tBatted for CCon,ha in seventh.
tRntted for Appleton In ninth.
Brooklyn ...............n OIL
Summary: Runs-l<illifer. Clarke. Moll-
WITT ~, Myers. Two-base hits-MYers.
Wheat. Earned rurs-Cincinnnti. 2; Brook
Ign. /. Sacrifice hits-Wnkner. MollwitI.
Double plays-HerzoE, Wagner and Moll
wiz on: olson cutshaw and Daubert. Left
on overwhelmingly "a; Brooklyn. s. First
base or eirors-Cincinnnti ?. Bases OH calls
on Con!nbS. 8: OFF TOney, 2. Etts-off
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y
SUMMARY: i.uns-C.emcns, Stevenson. vii
vi, Ny,;,e,n,, Sacr;Tca b;;, S1 80"
Williams ts'. Flynn. stolen bnscs-I-rian
WSitema1. -. Smith. +. Smith. Double
Mash. Bases bnlls-on Erickson. g. or
hnl. struck out-by Erickson. Il! by
Han. y Cmpires, Carpenter and Clcrry
rnle n..N.
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sluurcr. Wont Game.

The West End Siuggers OF Richmond,
a team composed OF boys from seven
teen to twenty years of age wish
game in Petersburg with boys Of the
same age for Labor Day morning or
afternoon. Address Manager James
Campbell, 22l1 Taylor Street
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RUSTLERs TIE ROYALS

ROCHESTER, y. Y. August 21-
Rochester and Montreal played thir-
teen innings 10 n draw to-day each
team scoring thre runs. Both Erick-
son and Hall issued n lot of passes.
hut they kept the hits scattered. Err
rors hclDed the Royals TO one Of their
runs. The score.
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Ho,vnrd's Grove Wins.

The Howards Grove defeated the
Clarke Springs yesterday afternoon in
n ones sided game. The feature OF the
game was the heavy hitting of the
whole Grove team.
Score by innings: r. II. Z.
H. Grove. I ols oo10-s 10 .
c. SnrnEs. Q 0 o 0 o. g 3 3
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-."sr r- innings.
Jersey Ciw O D 400 o.
IlGrri-hlrr 30 q n
SEmmrry' Hurs-Too'ey Thorpe ZirI,ner-
,.an Ia".-H He"h'uger Two base hit
M""e ScriHg- hits rcD.cy. Witt"r. Don
ntc phys Tanu to Kraft. zimmerman {,
T""t.E a. Nrait struck ou,-hy Ring ,:
d.. SCthfft HH-ns 9u hall--oT Rim {.
N Soraght 2. Hit bv pitched hnu -b,
,, IA. o., Iiasress.soFJ stolen bases Barry.
hoG; Time l.4 ;mpl-cs freeman an.
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Masonic Home Loses

Masonic Home Loses.
The Glen Echo team defeated Masonic
Home by the score Of Is to g. Tho
feature of the game was the batting
and pitching OF Figg. for Glen Echo
and the batting of Longest for the
Home boys.
Score by innings: r
Glen Echo .........2 o o or O-1s
Masonic Home ......1 2 l O. 8
ley; Masonic Home. Harris. Rayhorn
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IRRATIONAL LEAGUE

Continued from First pase)
fhrew Pennock cut a, second. shorten
iew GU. 20 Hcalev
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Coombs. = Ia innings: OF Appleton. ! In .
innings. Hit ~ pltcher-by Coombs. tHer-
Zos. "iitamsl. Struck out-hy COMBS 3;
by APPLETON. .: by Toney !. Cmpires. Rig
Ter and Cockill Time, 2:l2.
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FIRST, GAME.

Totals 81 ,i'S'I5 Totals ~ :: ~ =, :.
'Iw" cut when winning :un scored.
tBaitcd FOR SNYDER IN ninth
Score by innings: y
po;tsr.ou,h .......i : o . o q q O.;
Rocky Mount ,......c " IL
Suhmnry Runs -D"mrau, Carnes Short
Pli'r, Ed"a-ds, Leak. Eisel I.eft on bases
-f"rtsn"uh. !; Rocky Mount. s stolen
ss>t--DamiGu, Wratten. Ulrich Sacr,nc.
hiN--Sfort. TWO -hAso hitS-Fostcr PIs.l
con'"tr"e. Edwards. Home run-short Hita
on 'ardtn. . IN l-3 inninst: on Green >
N - inningr. struck out-by ,:ardtn
- o' Green. i: by Aprlcgate. & Bases on
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American Associatiou.

AT st. Paul-St. Paul. 2; Column
bus. 6.
At Kansas City-Kansns City, 8: In
dianapoliB, H.
At observation-disclosures s; Louis
VILE (first game).
At Observation-Disclosures !; Louis
WILLIE (second game).
AT Minneapolis Minneapolis, It;
Cleveland. first game).
At Minneapolis = Minneapolis, 10;
Cleveland, 6.
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Ace h:ts-Gilhcrt. williams Daley Sacri5ce
hy-Channell. Double plays-Onsiow Keat.
ing and Judge; Rath, LuQuc and Graham.
Hit by SlitChcd hli---by Bcehe, (Eath>
Cmrircs i:Ck.,lan and BROWN Tine c.G3
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Ty Cobb.

Sporting Editor. The Times Dispatch:
Sir,-Please publish in your Sunday
paper tho county and State in which Ty
Cobb was born, and also his age.
SUBSCRIBE
Tyrus R. Cobb was born at Narrows,
Banks County. Georgia, on December
IS, 1886.
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"BilI" Martin Released.
BOSTON. August 2l.-"Bin" Martin.
former Georgetown University short
stop, was Internationally released by
the Boston Nationals to-day.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE
Continued from First Page1

Ivy Poole. >; by Richmond. =. Bases on balls
off Poll :; on Richmond. :. Passed
Svnplk = Time. ~. Umpire. Vit,er. At
Tendance, 20
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

GAMES YESTERDAY
Kansas City. 8: Baltimore. o (seyen In
nlnSs: raln).
Brooklyn. 5; at. Louis. 1 (arst game>.
Brooklyn. B: st. Louis, 1 (Second Eanie).
Buffalo, o; Chicago. } turst gumc).
Buffalo, 8; Chicago, 2 <sccUnd Hame).
Pittsburgh. 4; Newark, z.
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.I0HwNy GR/FfI1AS /.

that
a
with
notcers
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Harrisburg at Jersey City.
(So other games schedulcd.)
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Totals s. g p To,aif 3. lo..o u q
TWO ,it when winning run scored.
t>t;t alo ...... o. y ~ o q q n =
Toronto .... .....l Q o. o & u a.
Eummnry. Runs-Jackton. Jamicton S3.
Williams Herbert Hits-on Bccbc. s. on
Hor6'rt, 70. Bases On hails-on Herbert. ?:
or hcrbc. SttuCk 0ut-by Herbert q; r..
heehe' = TWO hhse hitn--Jackson, 2. sacri.
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WHERE THEY PIAY TO-DAY.
Pittsburgh Mt Newark.
Buffalo at Chicas,
(So othor games schedulcd.)
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SECOND GAME.

balls-on Applesate. 8. Time. 1855. UNI
pirc. MCGOWAN Attendance, LII.
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WHERE THEY riAY TO-DAY.
(No games schcdulcd.)
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY
ST. Louis, q; New York. Thirteen in
ninRs).
Cincinnati. 4: Brooklyn. (frst camel
Brooklyn. !: Cincinnati. O (accond game).
philadelphia. :: Chicago. S (hrst gamc).
Philadelphia. 3; Chicago, 9 (second camel.
Boston, 3: Pittsburgh. / (frst quincy.
Boston, 9: Pittsburgh. (second Eame).
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
(No games scheduled.)
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY
Chicago. j: New York. o tfret game;
eleven inninEs).
New York. 3: Chicago. 9 (second same>.
Boston. s; st. Louis, l.
Cleveland, e; Philadelphia, s.
Washington Detroit (rnin).
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
W. L. Pct w. J.. Pct.
Boston III 81 .65S New York Se Sc 800
Detroit ....1s 80 .65e Cleveland .43 e8 1857
Chicago Sc IS .59S ST. Louis. 10 So 1878
Wushins'n SO So .5l4 Philn- S4 IS s1s
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
New York Mt Chicago.
Boston Mt ST. Louis.
Philadelphia ut Cleveland.
Washington mt Detroit.
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How They Stand This Morning
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
RICHMOND. g; Providence. 3.
buffalo, 3; Toronto. =.
Montreal, O: Rochester. Uhlrt~en In
1inxs: dnrkncss).
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SECOND GAME.

Score BY innings:
Orphans ..................r o o.
Suffolk .....................l y