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GIANTS BEAT REDS TWICE

NEW YORK, July 9-New York cell
ebrated its home coming to-day by
winning two games from Cincinnati
500 townsmen of the New York mitch,
Ell from Dover, y. j., attending the
game. Stroud was presented with a
gold watch before the iirst game and
then pitched New York to victory Not
man reached first base for five in
ninss. but in the sixth Cincinnati
punched four OF their six hits for their
Three runs.
New York won the second game in
the ninth inning. Meyers was pur-
posely passed in the ninth. filling the
bases. but Burns drove out the first
bail for long single. driving in the
ticinc and winning runs.
FIRST {,
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CHICAGO HANDS CR|FFMEN
DEFEAT IN OPENING CAME
Washington Loses to White Sox in
Contest Featured by Work
OF j. Collins.
BOSTON is SADLY TRIMMED
Red Sox Get Terrible Mailing at
Hands of Tigers--Yanks Bunch
Hits and Beat Intlians-Athletics
Down Browns.
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CHICAGO. July 3.-Chicago defeat
cd Washington. to /, in tho first
game OF the second Eastern series to-
day. The locals won In the second on
Fournicr's triple and J. Coilinss sin
gle and his steal Of third and home.
scott frightened when the visitors
threatened TO count and was given
good support by E. Collins. j. Collins
and Schalk Harry Leibold. who WAS
obtained from the Cleveland club by
waiver. made his debut in White
Sex uniform to-day. Score:
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TARs DEFEAT NUTS

NORFOLK, VA, Juy Cochran
held the Nuts to five hits this after
noon. and received perfect support.
hard. and the Petersburg defense broke
at critical times. Of the ten hits Sc
cured by the locals. flvc or them were
good for two bases. The score was 8
to :, in favor of Norfolk
Norfolks hi came in lunches, two
IN inc second inning, with two miscues
giving a pair OF runs. Four hits half
or them doubles, resulted in three i'm
the third, and two in the seventh, with
Il pass, error and two sacrifice hits.
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uniform to-day. Score:

''-'''R''I'" 49, NV y V"II'N Nit..
score ny innings: r.
Washington ...........n q q q o q Of
Chicago ................n n q q o . -,
summary: nUns-Nilan. Z: collins Four
n!er - j, collins. Felsch. Three base hit
rournier. stolen hascs--J. Collins 90, black
hurnc. Schalk 90. Earned Washing
ton; !: Chicago. ). Sacrifice hits-,:ardii.
Felsch. Henry. oMeller. j. Collins Double
plATs-E. Collins TO Fournier: !. Collins to
Scha!k: oMe!lcr to Mcbride Left on bases
-Wash!nctor. :: Ch!cngo. 3. First base on
crTo's-H Warrington, :; hicaEo. &c Eases
on nalls-on shaw. :: of Scott. 3: off Ayers
) fiit'-oh shaw. In innings. OF Ayers
! in innings. Hit by pItchor-by Scott. !
Connolly: h. Ayers CFournierJ struck
out-by scott ,: h. shaw. .; by Ayers. !.
rassed hii!n.Henry Cmpires. Wallace and
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\ doublc-header is scheduled for
Totals 40 1877 Il Totals

Totals 40 lc'?' l. Totals III u 30 IS !
Daubert out: hit by hattcd ball. One on.
when winning run WAS scored.
Score by innings: r
Chicago .............2 ! go o o oN:
BROOKLYN .......1 0 o o Is
summary: Runs-Gocd. Fisher SAFER VII
Hams -, Phclan, Archer Myers 90, O'Mara
% Dhupcrt, Getz 60. Mccarthy. Two. y, So
hits-Phelhn. O'Mara. Daubert. Rucker
Three-base hit-Saier. Home runs-Wil.
iiams CD. Stolen bases-Fisher. Schultz H.
Zimmerman. Safer. Archer. Earned runs
Chicago. 8; Brooklyn. :. Sacrifce NV
Flyers. Sacrifice hits-Schulte, Duuber,
Double play-H. Zimmerman and Safer. Left
ON bases-Ckicasa ): Brooklyn, 49, First
lase ON rrors-Broolilyn. g. Bases on balls
oft Pfeacr. |; off Pierce. 5. Hits of
Pfeher. In Ia In nings: off Rucker. ;
in "a innirGs: of Pierce. 10 in . IS in.
ninEs. of StandridSe. in 3 2-s innings
conc ndt in tenth). Struck out--by Pfeffcr
!; 10y Pierce. (: by Ruckcr. 3: by StandrIdre
.. Wild pitchcs--by Pierce .. Passed bali
Archcr. Cmpires. Klein and Emslie. Time
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Earned runsNew York. 8: Cincinnati 3
Sacrifice hit-Doyle. Double plays-Groh.
lier@os and Mollwitz. Snodgra,s and fetch
or. l-et on bases-New York. 3: Cincn-
natl , First base on errors-Cincinnati l.
Base on halls-of Dale. !. Hits-ofr Dale
\ III innings: OFF Lear. in innings
struck ou,-by stroud. {. by Dale . Um-
pires. luslcr and Hart. Time. 1888.
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Totals ..2s "a II 2 Totals "a II y "A
.Bailcd fO- Rnnhe In fhet q

!. .J4
'Battcd for Bccbe in the eighth.
Providenc ic'. ...............!o es
SUMMARY: Runs-.!mdge. Mccarthy. Chan
neil Jackson. Shean. Onslow, Haley ca.
McNally. Powell. Sacrifice hit--I.alonge.
stolen bases,Mccarthy, onslow. Three
hase hits-Judse. Powell Bases OH balls
oescher. T.. Double pi ays-PowelI to Fabri-
anc TO 0nslow; shean to Fahrique to Onslow
In 2 1.s innings; of Beebe, 10 In 5 in.
ninks. Time, 1:io. Umpires. Eckman ans
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Portsmouth.
Totals 81 IL - i , Totals 30
'Ratt,d for Hasson in seventh.

:, NV"T" " IInlnEs: ;,
Portsmouth, ...O . n n A n n
newport News .........0 ! o.
summary: kuns-Da mrau Whitfield Strair
-. iSuntin+. stolen bases-Smith, HouEins
Sacrince ht;s-Garvin. Carncs BuntI.,r
nome run-Strain. Two base hit-Tayucr
rirst base or halls-on Mullen. J; OF: Nc
Cieiry. l. Struck out-by Mullen, {; hy Me-
lear :. Lett - bases-Scwport News s:
Carnes; Walters Bunting and Carnes; Crist
BnneinE and Carnes: Hummeil. Tagucr and
E nuriey. Time. i:i3. umpires. Bisbic ana
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ALEXANDER LETS PIRATES
DOWN WITH PAIR OF HITS
Only Run Made on PhilIie TwirIer
Is Circuit Drive by Honus
Wagner in Eighth.
SlPERBAS STILL WINNING
Brooklyn Overcomes SiX-Point Lead
and Takes Game From Cubs i'm
Ientl-Braves Beat Cards-Two
for Giants.
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It,n, ~ I" inc llncS- dispatch.
IiiLADELPIIIA. July 9.-Alcxan-
~ pi"Neh big part in Philadelphia
2-tp-l victory over PITTSBURGH to-day
,p'lN ono visiting player got on the
ass until one was out in the eighth
inning IHcn Wagner got Pittsburgh's
first hit. a home-rtln drive into the
nlcaHhcrs AlaNandcrs double drove
IN ihiladclphia's first run. In run
nlhE 10 third base TO decide play
IHIpirc orth tore tendon In his rieh
Knee and was taken TO n hospital.
re VIII not he able TO umpire again
Tor several weeks. Score:
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Batted for covaleskie In eighth.

EBatt"d Tor Covalcskie In eighth.
score by innings: r
Boston ...............D q n q A
Detroit ...... .......4 n G : n
summary: Euns-Speaker. Hohlitzel. Lewis
gardner. Wit t2l. kavnnauEh 80. Cobb a.
Crawford 90 Ncach. Burns. Bush. Baker
Co"aicskic. Two-bas" hts-Vcech Jacob
sen. Barry. Tnrcc- base hit-Kavanaugh
S,o!en bases Nitt. Burns, Bush. Cobb 60
Ncdch -. Earned runs-Boston, .: Detroit,
Is. Sacrifice hit-Coval"skie. SacriNce Nv
Cobb. Nett on bases Boston, 6: Detroit 3
First base ngrOrs--B Boston :; Detroit
J. Bases on balls-on Ruth. .; off MAYS
!; Oft Gregg. ;. Hi:s-of Ruth > in Ia in.
ming: off MAYS. liz 2-S innings: off Gregg
II in innings: of Covaleshie in In
ninss: on CaNct. in innings. Struck out
by Covaleskie, 3: by Gregg g. JImpires
. loughlir and Hii'lebrand. Time, > hours
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Cuban Has Big Idea
Of His Own Worth

Angelo Arragon, the Cuban In
helder with Richmond. who WAS
asked to numc his own terms to
plny with the BrOokfcds, sent i'm his
opinion of his value. GIVE me
$4,000 dawn and contract for S4.-
900 year" he said In his letter.
Manager Lee MnEee replied: ..Sorry
] can't give you steam yacht md
the WOolwOrth Building too.
Knowing you couldn't he happy
without them. ! guess we'd better
call IL on"
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INDIANS LOSE TO YANKs

CLEVELAND. o, July 9.-For seven
innings New York was helpless before
Mitchell. In the eighth they punched
-FOUR hits and scored three runs They
started at nm again in the ninth, but
Jones came to the rescue in time
Fisher was hit hard all the way,
cleveland winning, to 3. Score:
Cleveland. New York
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BRAVES WIN IN TENTH

BOSTON July 9-Butler's bad
throw to first in the tenth gave Bos-
ION LOS victory over ST. Louis to-
day. Doak purposcly passed Gov:dv
in the second inning, filling the bases
and passed the next two batters unin-
teitioha!ly, forcing in TWO runs. Two
hltS, an error by Butler and a sacri-
hcc ny gave Boston the third run. St
Louis tied the score in tho eighth on
three singles. snyder was ordered
from the game for arguing against an
ulnpire's dcciSion Scnrn.-
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ATHLETICS WIN ANOTHER

ST. LOUIS, July BY hitting when
nils were most needed, Philadelphia
4" TO ]. Bush pitched shut-out bali i'm
all except the sixth inning. when Shot
ton walked. went to second on Aus
tins out and scored on Sisters sim
gle. Score:
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day by anncxinG both ends of the dou-
hle-header with Rochester capturing
the curtain raiser by n score OF TO >,
and then made il six straight Victories
by landing the decision In the night
cap with q red-hot windup. which
earned three counts and the Verdict nv
score OF 3 to .. Nerbout sherman
and Ring were the twirlers for Jersey
CITY, and palmero and Ericsson for Ro-
chester. Scores:
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Philatielpf
Totals 81 sc7 1s o Totals go arr
Score by innings: n

PhiIhdeIphfa ...."..o I ooo1 IS
summary: Huns-.Strunk. Lajoie (2). Shot.
ton. Tw"-base hts-Strunk. Lapp. Stolen
Pratt. James. Eopf. Double plays-Kopt to
La1oie to McInnIs: Bush to kopf to Mcln-
Louis. 8. Bases on ba lls-on Bush, S. off
James Struck out--oy Bush. 8: by James.
Chill. Time. i37. fe5IJ 8 m -.
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LEAGUE LEADERS WIN

Special 10 The Times Dispatch
PROVIDENCE. r. T., july o@Provi-
dence won from the Buffalo Bisons here
today hS score Of to 4. The locals
punched hits off Beebe's shoots In The
fourth session and placed tho p,ne
safe. Oeschser relieved Cooper in the
eighth and saved the game. score. '''
Harrisburg. Montrnai
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ROYALS BEAT HARRISBURG

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HARRISBURG, PA, July 9.-Bunched
hts In the sixth and ninth today gave
to 4. Miscues figured in Harrisburg's
runs. Brilliant field work by the In
dams was feature. Score:
ISufTaIn Prnyidepce
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Totals ..23 52i ls $ Totals ..s3 10
Score b innings:

Petershurs .............1 o % o o.;
Norfolk ................p 3 4 o o ?
summary: Runs-Spencer. Long. Clcye-
land. Thr"sh'r 81. Foster ,s) stewart (2l,
roiles. stolen bases teinbrenncr Stewart
W"ir, Spencer. sharpe. Sacrifice hi,s-Stain-
"r'hnnr Mcmahon. Two base hits-rhra sher
-, stewart -. Weir. Foies. Struck out
oft Rich. B.; Hit hy pncher-Busch and
,oc Rice INT 10y pitcher Busch and
Long. Lett On Petersburg i; Nsr-
folk 8. rimo 1850 Umpire. Stradtora
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score Dy innings: r.
Cincinnati ...........l q u q Ga
Now YORK ..-...........2 o q n q 81
summary: Runs-.Vingo. kill;cr tiroh
5urns Robertson. I.obert. Suodsrass. Three
base hit-WinSo stolen bases-winCo. OIL
son. Earned runs-Cincinnati !: New York
:. Sacrifice hits-Schncidcr Grant. LET. on
n:S.s-New York, ;: Cincinnati. o Iirs,
base on errors-C!nc!nnati. 3 Bases on
bails-on Perritt. :: OF Schneider l. HI.
By pitcher by Schneider. ISnodsrassJ
struck out--hy Pcrritt. 5; ~ Schneider g.
Passed haii-Doon Empires. Rgler and
Hart. Time. l:;I.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Cincinnati mt New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn 1.-TWO Eames).
~. Louis at Boston.
Pittsburgh at PHILADELPHIA
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SECOND GAME.
Totals 80 6'as Totals "a y 20 q.
1.-TWO out when winning run scored.
tBatted for Sherman in eighth

Jersey city MO o o o 90 o ss
Rochester ..............0 . o 0 O..
Summary: Runs-Smith. Priest, Barrev
Barry. Bak" Sacrifice hits Beatty o.
Stolen bases Barney 90. Bases bails-off
sherman, s; off Erickson. l. Struck out
ny sherman. :; ny Erickson. 10. Eits.-off
sherman. : in innings. Umpires. Car
peuter and Cleaiy. Time 140
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LRST GAME
Total. IS. rs = 0 TOTALS rs . l

Score by innings: r.
Rochester ..........-....n ! q %
Jersey CITY ..-..........O .;
SUMMARY: Runs Cleveland t2l. Truosdale.
Thorpe, BueS, Blake Home run-Thorpe.
Beatty. TraGressor. Double plaN-Pu-tell
anc Barry. Bases bails-on Nerbout, s;
OF Paimcro .. struck out-by Ncrbout 8:
hy Faimero. }. Hit by pitcher by Palmero.
and clrpcnter
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score ny innings: r.
ST Louis ............l o o q O os
Boston .............-.0 o q IL
summary; Runs-Magee 81. Egan. Maran-
vic But!er e.. Long. Stolen baseS-Maran-
EiLIe: Long. MaScc. Sacrifice ny-Gowty
s.criice hlts-ESan. Higgins. Double plays
-MatanNil!c. Evors and Egan: Raglan.
Gowdy. Smith ana Ever-. Left on bases
Boston 2; 81. Louis. . First base on err
rors- Boston, >. Bases on paiis-off Raglan
:: on Doak, {; off Grner. :. Hits-ofr Doak
IN innings: of Grner. in innings
Struck out-hy Raglan. 4: by DoaE 5: Sv
Griner. = Cmpires, Byron and Enson
Time o:c0
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brought across two more For tho
first time III his professional career
cochran did not walk man, hut bit
two. He famed six. Score:
Petersburg. Sorfoll,
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New York.

.,io pS 'hhihss r.
Cleveland .............2 o q -
Ne" YORK .::..........c o q o.
summary: Unconstitutional ,2I Cr,,oy
Q Neill. Cook. Pockinpaugh. Maisel Earned
run, rGns,cie:eiand 5; New York. 2. Two. ba Sc
i hlt,-\irke: smith. o'Neil. Maisel Three
nase hits-Southworth. Graney. Peckinpauch
Home run-o Neiil. Sacrifice hitEIirh.
stolen hases,Maisol. Cree Double pia:s :.
Maisel ana Pipp: Cook and Nunam.kcr
tus-oh Fisher. in : innings; o. cot
ireii. IL ! inning; off Mitchell. +? N : IL
base on hail.-cff Mitchell. |; OF Fisher i
struck Iti out-hy Mitchell :; by Fisher :.
Time. las. Umpirea Naiiin and DIncnm =
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Montreal at RICHMOND 1.-TWO gnnrs)
Rochester At Providence.
Buffalo nj Unrrisburg
Toronto a ,Jerspy or,
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY
New York. S; Cincinnati, thrst Knme).
New York. 1; Cincinnati, 3 tsccond ganc)
Philadelphia. 2; Pittsburgh, I.
Brooklyn. y; Chicago. !.
Boston, 4; st. Louis. 3 uen lnnings)
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summary Runs Wagner. Bancroft Luz
dcrus Two base hits-AInSaudcr Whitted
Home run-WaEner. Earned runs-pitts-
hnrgh. l: philadelphia, :. stolen base-
carey. sacrifice hitS-''arcy. Whlttcd Bases
on bnils-on Harmon. = of ConxeInsn !.
on nlsMhndcr !. Left On bases Pittsburrh.
=; philadelphia, ;. First base on errors.
Pittsburgh. l. Struck out-hy Harmon, \.
by AieHander. Hirs-om Harmon. : I'm
innings: off Councilman. il. Inning
rmpircs. Orth and QulEley. Time III;
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'Nowc out; hunted third strike.
llsrrisonhurg ........::o o lioI %
summary: Rnns--Whiteman Flynn Dew
In, smith. Howlcy. Mullen, Callahan, Kraft
90, snow. Two-hase hits--Howley White.
man Three base hit-Snow. Sacrifice hits
.relan Move. Struck out--by Miller, 1; nv
Enznnann. 3. Bases on halls-off Miller /:
OF Enzmsnn. .. Stolen hnses-Tooley KRAFT
Witter. Enzmann. Zimmerman. Passed ba n
,HoWiey Sacrifice ny-Irelan. Time l:as
Umolres. Hart ana Brown 1000
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TORONTO.
core by innings

RICHMOND % u u q 3 o. 4
Toronto 100 3 q d % ID
summary: Two-hnke hits-W'nrcs
Williams. Dull. Sacrifice hits-HaII
Kelly, Dcmmitt t2b. Stolen bnacs-
rick. Jordan, Dcmmitt, Williams.
Double play-I'nII, Wares TO Ora
hmm. Bnscs on balls-by O'Bricn, =;
ny Mr1lGuc. =. Struck Out-Dy
OHricn. =; by NcFigu-, \. Pnsscn
hnll-MnJscl. Left ON bnscn-Rich-
mnnd, .; Toronto, IL. Time Of Rnmr
EGO. Empires. Hnrri>on md Stock
dale.
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e.oi. pE HnlneS' r.
naajs| Mount ;'ii.,.. ......:.i ~
summary: Rurs-r'ittle, Edwards. Ulrich
Parmalcc. irnscher. 81, stewart 90, Goal,
hy Sncrifce hit-Eiscl: stolen bases-UI-
rich Fob 60. Allen; Goalby 60. Stewart,
lrmscher. Double plays-Bittle TO UlrIch:
Poole to Poh to Henry Struck out-bv
reaEue, 6: by Poole. 4. Bases on halls-or
league, G.; off Poole {. Hit by pitcher
10y, Tongue tPoh and stewart. Wild pitches
by league. :: by Poole. !. Lett on bases
suffolk. II: Rocky Mount. 9. Umpire, Nc
Gowan. Time. l:5o Attendance. $50.
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WHERE THEr PLAY TODAY.
Baltimore NJ Newark.
brooklyn at Buffalo.
st. Louis mt Pittsburgh.
KANSAS City at Chicago.
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SECOND GAME,
Totals .as s.e5 |: 3 Totals Al % \ ~

- ne out when winning run was scored
tRattod for Doom IN ninth
:Batted for Perritt in ninth.
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SHELTERS COP BOTH

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
JERSEY CITY, NJ j., July 9.--Jersey
City continued its winning streak to.
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Baseball Results
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

Toronto, IL; RICHMOSD, /.
Jersey City, 4; Rochester, 2 tfrst camel
Jersey City, 3; Rochester, . (sccond
game).
Montreal, o; Harrisburg, 4.
Providence, q; Buffalo, !.
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AMERICAN,LEAGUE.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
New York nt Cleveland.
Boston at Detroit.
Philadelphia nt st. Louis.
Washington at Chicago.
FEDERAL LEAGUE,
GAMES YESTERDAY
pittsburgh. !: st. Louis, first camel.
81. Louis. >: Pittsburgh. q tsecond camel
Buffalo, p; Brooklyn. tRrst game).
Buffalo. 0; Brooklyn, l (second camel
STANDING OF CLUBS
w. T.. Pct. n H. Pct
II. Louis 40 30 .5s3 Newark 80 IS ~;
Kan. City .4s 81 .asI Brooklyn 81 a. .4I3
ChicnEo AZ 81 .5;J Buffalo 30 ~ $3.50
Pittsb'Eh 40 81 .55I Baltimore .as IS 3s,
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Petersburg at Norfolk
Rocky Mount at Suffolk
Portsmouth mt Newport News
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NORTH CAROLINA LEAGUE
GAMES YESTERDAY
Charlotte. g: Asheyile, tfrst camel.
Charlotte, 3: Asheyille. tsecond Same)
durham. s: W.-SaIem, FIRST camel
Durham. IL: W.-Salem. tsccond gnme)
Raleigh .; Greensboro. eleven inninEs).
STANDING OF CLUBS
w. l.. Pct. w T. Pct
Durham $50 Charlotte 2 . 800
tireensb'o $50 Asheville . , 500
Raleigh 800 W.-Sniem o { 900
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Winston Salem at Durham.
AkhevlHe at Charlotte
Raleigh at Greensboro
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score by innings: -
Pittsburgh ... O n n n n n
Philadelphia ....D Il u q ! n n
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.rotal. Ia faolS ro,als a o. @

Two out when winning run was scored
tBatted for DorR In eighth
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-09-04
MEXICAN UPRISING
AIPPED IN THE BUD
DRASTIC ACTION TAKEN BY
STATE AND FEDERAL oFFlc-
0 IALS AT SAN ANTONIO.
Leaders Of Band Which Had Planned
Uprising in Texas City Placed
Eehind the Bars Following
lnflanmatory Addresses.

San Antonio, TeXas.-With the ar.
rest here on Monday of twentysiX
Mexicans, twenty-three of whom were
detained, Chief of Police Lancaster
and federal authorities announced that
plan to incite the Mexican popula
tiCn Of San Antonio to deeds Of vic
!ence had been frustrated.
The prisoners, according to Chief
Lancaster, are followers of the so
called plan Of San Diego, an extrava.
CANT manifesto promulgated by a party
of Mexican agitators, which proclaims
the republic of Texas" to be gov,
erned by MeXicans. Recent uprisings
in the lower Rio Grande valley caused
the program for the establishment OF
the new government to go amiss and
at the same time federal officials were
put on their guard.
Three Of the leaders were arrested
while addressing a crowd of 1000 Mex.
leans on the Market plaza. The ad.
dresses We're of an inhammatory ma
ture and calculated to arouse the
poorer classes of MeXicans to deeds
Of violence.
One speaker" Chief Lancaster
said, after abusing the president of
the United States, the governor of this
state and the white race generally,
openly declared it is no harm to kill
gringo and an Allemane,' (meaning
Americans and Germans)"
1t was at this point that the police
charged the crowd and arrested the
leaders, but not without a fight. As
the officers were withdrawing one of
the MeXicans shouted:
Now is the time to rise. Let us
kill the gringoes!"
The arrival of the police for the
time being Quoted all martial spirit.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-09-04
GERMANS HAMMER
AWAY At RUSSIANS
MUScOVITES FALLING BACK TO
NEW POSITIONS AND GER
MANS IN HOT PURSUIT.
Speculation Rife as to Whether leu.
tons Intend to Continue Following
Enemy or Intrench and Turn
Attention to the Allies.

London.-There are no signs yet OF
any slackening Of the German pursuit
of the retiring Russians and accord
ing to the official report issued in Der
lin, progress has been made in all
sectors of the eastern battle line ex-
cept that in northern Courland, where
the armies of Grand Duke Nicholas
are offering an effective resistance.
From the southeast of Kovno, where
the Germans claim to have broken
the Russian resistance and must
therefore, be approaching Wilma, along
the Niemen to Grodno and thence
southeastward through the forest OF
Bieloviezh and along the borders OF
the Pripet river marches, the Russians
are falling back to new positions.
Speculation again is being INDUCED
in as to whether the Germans Intend
to follow the Russians further or pre-
pare positions from which they can
hold the Muscovites, while the leu
tons attempt an offensive in the Bal
kans or on the western line in France
ana Belgium. Military oDSeTNelo hoie
are of the opinion that this question
must be settled before many days
have elapsed, arguing that with the
summer coming to an end, ventures
proposed for the fall must soon de
velop.
The artillery has been the chief
mode of warfare in the western line.
The most activity has been displayed
here by the guns of the allies, which
have been Smelling virtually the entire
German line. In addition, the allies
have been using their air craft III
large sQuadrons to lombard German
positions.
1t is being vaguely limited here that
mid-October has been chosen as the
time for the long-postponed big push
of the allies. but the general public
does not expect strong offensive
movement as yet.
There has been more heavy fighting
on the Gallipoli peninsula, according
to the Turkish official report. This
claims that the allies suffered heav
lily in series of attacks last Friday