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TIGERS SPLIT DOUBLE BILL

DETROIT. July 13.--New York and
nStrolt won and lost to-day, the Tigers
EikltE the FIRST game. 3 TO 2, and the
Yankees the second, 10 TO S. Cove
lcSkic was in fine form in the first CON
test, allowing only four hits, two OF
these combined with two errors in the
eighth inning giving the visitors their
Nv" scores In the second inning OF
on the first pitch. and Veach hit the
first ball delivered to him for homer
rive Detroit pitchers were used in the
second game. and Dauss was the least
effective. The Tigers got away with
a good lead. but New York tied II up
ana won out in the seventh on three
singles. double. Il three-ba Eger and
sacrifice hit. The scores;
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PETERSBURG DEFEATED

PORTSMOUTH. VA. July 13.-In n
genuine old fashioned fence busting
contest, Portsmouth took the big end
OF the Suggest to-day and won from
Petersburg by Il score of TO g. 1t
was Il fielding game proper and the
ball was kept bouncing off the pals
AIDES half the time Only miraculous
fielding by Whitfield. Of the local team
Kept the visitors within bounds Pc
tcrshurc secured four two-base hits.
WhI!" the Truckers contcnted them
selves in the extra base line with two
triples and a home rum Rice started
Tor the Nuts. but was relieved by
richmond in the third inning strain
went All the way for the locals.
Petersburg >n,,,tI
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Hurry Smith RcIe,.ca

NEW YORK, July l3.-Harry Smith
catcher for the New York Nationals.
was given his unconditional release to-
day. smith baked when the Giant
Rochester. Of the international League,
and asked for his release. which was
sea son from Savannah, or the South
Atlantic League. where he establish cd
the reputation of being one of the best
all-round players in the league
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Crane ran back into Arragon's do
miulon and TOOK in Giihoolcy's roller
AFTER II had bounced over Fewstcr's
head. The fans appreciated this piece
OF work by their outhursts OF applause"
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Rechc was hurting nnc ball up to the
rnih. having allowed only two hits
and SIX men having reached the paths
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Rccbc reminded us Of a recent UNI
rirc when he lost his head after being
elected IN the ninth He should have
hccn made to chase the ball after
throwing ~ away
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Rocky Mount.
TotaIs....lt l0.a! 70 ? Totals. "a $ 80 70

Tota' 80 1913? :" Totals....3t 80 %
Two out when winning run scored.
Ncwpor, News % | o oolo q a.
Rocky Mount ....a 3 II
summary: Runs-Smith 80. Walker Eiud-
gins. Bittle t2D, GoOSetroe. Gray. SNYDER
rarnalee Left on bascs-N"wport News u.
ROCKY Mount. $. Stolen bases Smith ~.
SAcrince hits-flasson. Cioosctr"c tlrich.
Shcr!hcc ny--Bittie. Two base hits--I!udgins
':isei, EDWARDS. Double plav-Euntinr to
tarn"s iit>-on league, 10 In = innings
struck out-hy league. s by GARDINER
. Bases on balls-on league. {: OH Gar
dinicr. .. Passed balls-hy rrich :: H..
Hasson. !. Will pitch-Tcaguc. IIit by
pitshcr-by Gardiner. : tparinalecD Time"
-:in Umpire. McGcwan.
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NORFOLK WINS FROM TIGERS

SUFFOLK. VA. July l3.-Norfolk
eNcned up things to-day by taking the
second game in the series, 3 to l.
Nicks. for the Tars, had the Suffolk
batters At his mercy. allowing but four
hitS. TWO OF which came in the first
inning. scoring one rum After thar
time only three men faced him in each
inning, except the seventh Poole for
SUFFOLK, was less effective, giving up
seven hits, three Of which We're two
haEEerS and one home run by
Thrasher in the sixth, with two men
down. The score:
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To,als. "a 2a.is . rntnlsa4 III

Totals. 81 1915 . Totals....3+ 7.27 IA ::
. Rns out ,o whs n. winning run scored
tBated for Ritter In ninth.
Chicago ;:.........'.....o ! %
summary: Runs-Fishcr, Saier. Williams.
Burns. Mcrklc. i.obcrt, Grant. Two base
hits-Dooin Williams 81. Lobert. Stolen
bases zimmerman. Burns. Robertson
Earned runs-Chicago. 3: New York. 2. Sacrl-
flee hits-Fhelan schultz Left on bases
New York. .. Chicago, :. First base on cr-
rors-ChicaEo. !: New York, !. Bases on
bnlis-on Marpuard. .: off HUMPHREYS, !.
iiits-on Marquard. in innings: off Kittcr
! ir inninEs. Hit by pitchcr--by Hum
phries, meyers. Struck ou;--by Mar
guard, 5; by Ritter. .: by IIumphrics, T.
Cmpires, Byron and Eason Time 80
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INDIANS WIN SLOW GAME

HARRISBURG. PA. July 10
Rochester dropped n slow game to the
Indians to-day, score to /. Enzmann
was a puzzle up to eighth. WilliamS's
single. Callahan'S error, ClemenS's
forced hit and Walkers single gave
Rochester their one run.
Mcnsor's pass. Moves sacrifice
Tooicys triple and Callahan's sacri-
flee brought two for Harrisburg in
the sixth iiucnkc'S error on Mensor's
inhcld fly. stolen base. wild pitch
added one in the eighth. The score:
Rurhpsfer IJ,rri.hnr,
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hits-St. Martin, Damr1u. Whitfield stolen
baseH-Barncu. ST. Martin. Whitfield. Double
pl"Es-Eusch 10 sharpe to Keliher t2): Dam
iau to TAguti to hurley Hits-on Rice. :
IN innings; on Richmond. In : Innings
OF strain, In innings. Bases on ba lis
OF Richmond J: of strain. !. hit by pitcher
p! Rice, 'liummen: by Richmond. !
thufnm"lt. struck out-hy Richmond. ?:
by strain g. Left bases Petersburg :;
Portsmouth. (. Time. l:ij. Umpire. Strad-
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REDS DEFEAT BROOKLYN

natl broke Brooklyn's winning streak
to day. winning "a pitchers battle be-
tween Schneider and Pfcffcr, by to !.
at critical period. errors helping The
Reds to most of their runs Groh.s
triple and Wheats errors scored the
first run. and four hits, with n via
throw by Miller, gave the visitors ,hras
runs In the third. Three nits scnrcS
killifer In the eighth. The Supcrba g:
lone run was scored by Cutshaw on
Continued on Ninth ParcI
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Continued on Ninth Pase.)
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JOE B0EHL|NC WINS;
WALTER JOHNSON LOSES
Washington Defeats ST. Louis 8 to 2
in Opener and Loses Night
cap by Whitewash.
TIGERS SPLIT DoUBLE-HEADER
Covaleskie Held New York to -Four
Hits In First Game--Cleveland
and Boston Divide Double Bill.
Scott Blanks the Athletics.

ST LOUIS, July 13.-Boehling won
me hrst OF double header for his
team from st. Louis to-day, score 3 to
:; then Walter Johnson fought a losing
pitchers duel with Weilman. and the
Visitors scored the winning run Of the
first game in the eighth Inning, after
81. Louis had tied the score in the
seventh. In the second game the locals
earned two of their three runs on three
successive singles and Moellcr's error
IN the seventh inning. Scores:
FIRST GAME
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SECOND GAME.
Totals; 81 ~. II Totals. =. 81 6.ei II >
IiitI"N TOT IOEes Tn e!ghth
tone out when winning run scored
Score by innings:

'''r''''b'' X.
cleveland ...............0 o O ~
Boston ........ a q o.
summary: isnns-Chapman. Graney Kirke
smith. Wdmhsganns O'Scill iInoper Nap
no.: Barry. CarriGan. Leonard. Earned runs
.'leveiand. Two-base hits-Wa mhsgrnss
iiarry. Sacrifice hits-Barharc 60 C;r,nay
Cahy. Speaker. Carrigan uits-on Macs
H. innings; off Leonard. in 10 in,
ninrs: Of Mitchell. IN Ia innings; or
Jones, In % innings: off Morton o in
inning. Bases on balIs-on Mitchell !:
on Jones. +; off Leonard. =. Hit by pitcher
hy Leonard, tBarryb. struck out-by
Mitchell, ?: by Jones. :. by Morton /; br
Mfys, 3: by Leonard g First base on
errors Cleveland. J.; Boston. !. LET, on
nascs-cievciand, .: Bos,on = Time 2
hours. tmpircs Direen and Eallin
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WON AN UPHILL BATTLE

NEW YORK, July 13-New York
won an uphill fight against ChcaGo
and pulled the Cubs out Of the lead by
beating them, to 3. The Giants made
only three hits off HUMPHREYS until the
eighth inning, when they reduced :,
thrce-run lead TO one run. In the
ninth inning the visitors faltcrcd badly.
and with the bases full. rainard. q
pinch hitter, drove in two runs. win
ming the game. Doom. or New York.
was ordered off the field for protesting
q decision. Score:
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"sn,ithdcnIs- to Emportn.

ball team will leave Richmond this
morning for Emporia. where they will
made quite record this season y
good game is expected. Plug Amos,
the famous shortstop. had his ankl e
broken in last Saturdays game, and,
therefore. could not go with his team
mates. Notwithstanding this accident,
the Smithdcalians expect TO return TO
Richmond with another victory.
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Suffolk.
Norfolk.
TotNIs.. 80 , :. = i. T
Score Ia. lprir-s.

Noricik .................! o-3
suffolk .............:.l Q o,
summary: i;uHs-Clevclnrd o.. Thrasner
iru.schcr. TNro-b base hits-CicvH!and tei
Foster. Shnnakcr. Home run-Thrashcr
Double p!ays-Poh TO Gualhy TO Henry:
St"inbrcnner to McMahon to Fo!!cs Struck
"ni-by Nicks. 8: by Poole, = Bases on
hdlis-on NiCks. .; on Poole. i. LET, or
haS"s-Norfolk. I; suffolk 3. Umpire Big
PIE. Iimc. lao. Attcnhnnce. go
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BOSTON WINS AND LOSES

CLEVELAND, o, July l3-Cleveland
and Boston divided a double header
to-day. Boston taking the first, to 2.
game was won in the ninth inning. err
rors allowing Boston's victory. while
ChapmanS single, Graney's sacrifice
ana kirkcs single. accounted for
Cleveland's winning tally. Wild throws
by Mitchell gave Boston Its five run.
IN tho second contest. Another double
header is scheduled for Wednesday,
Scores:
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PhilntlcInhin.

-: Louis ....... ......o %
smm,,aryH Runs-Byrne. Hancrofs poexsr
Crava,h t2D. Niehoff. Whitfield. I.utcrIs
Two-hase hits-Becker, Niehoh. Home
Bancroft. ARMED runs-Ph!iad.! phia. :.
Sacrifice hits-Whtted. Ludcrus. Sacrifice
ny-Byrne. Bases balIs-ofr Griner. /:
"n Nichaus. !: off Alexander. !. Left on
hascs-St. Louis. 5: Philadelphia. s. Hits
eff Cirincr, In innings: off Niehaus. In
: innings. Struck out--by tiriner. g. by
Alexander. 3. Wild pitch--Nichaus Time.
.:i2 Cmpires. KLEIN and Cockill.
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FIRST GAME.
'rotais....32 s q IL : Totais3. 7Tu /
.Ehttcd for Rarhnre In ninth

Gl"veland ..............o q ; q q n "a
Boston ..................O . o 0 q a:
-: :,'''m;''hft: Euns-S"uthworth. Chapman.
g. Nell. janvr!n. Speaker. Ga!ncr (2I. Barry
Thomas Ruth Earned runs-Ros,on ?
Two base hit-kIrke. Home run-Ch1nn,n
SacriNc. Walker f2D. Lewis stolen
la ses.,iain"r t?t. Janvrn. Bases on h,iIs
OF walker. :. Hit hy pitchcr-hy Ruth
tWaikerl. struck out-by Walker !: hv
ruth l. Passed bnils-by ONeill .. villa
pit"h--Walkcr. Fir1t base on errors-Clevc.
land :: Boston, 2. Left on hascs-Cievciand
- Hostor, $. Time. l:ii. Umpires. Naii.r
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PHILLIES IN LEAD AGAIN

PHILADELPHIA, July I3.-By win
ming to-day from St Louis, TO o,
New York, Philadelphia to day went into
first place in the National League race.
Grincr and Niehaus very hard while
Alexander kept the six safctieS OF his
opponents scattered. No St Louis run
ner got past second base, and only two
got that far. Score:
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Pittsburgh.
Totals. ...3l % IL Totals - 2'2e - 3
'N!ox ont: hit by batted ball.
tBatted for Raglan In eighth
Score hv inninrs. ID

Boston ..................o @ 0 o,
summary: Runs-Carey. Collins. Johnston.
Schmiut Two base hit-Warner. Sncri-
nee hy-Johnston. Sacrifice hit-Collins. Hou-
bio plaN-WaEnert NioS. Johnston. Left on
:: Boston. FRS; base
on errors-Pitts hurEh .: Boston. l. Bases
on oals-on kantlenner. 3: off Raglan. 3: oft
hughes, :. llits-On Raglan. :. In inni, gs.
on Hughes. ir inning. Struck out-by
Lahtiehncr, I: by Raglan. 3: by Hughes |.
Empires. Rigler and Hart. Time i:ii
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BOSTON. July l3.-Manager Stall
linGs. OF tho Boston National Icoo,io
baseball club. announced to-day inc
release OF Outheldcrs Gather and f;u.
national League. He also said TIA +,
Paul strand. pitcher, had been sm,.
pended indefinitely on account OF fail
ure to get In condition.
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Summarize. Two-bnse hits-Pick.
IlnfcS. stolen bases-.JOrdnn, GIL
hooley, Cnrlstrom, Heating, Bates,
Judge. Chnnncl1. TIits-on Bccbc. 1
In innings; off Cav, In inning.
iinscs on bnils-oH MOrriscttc, g; of
Hccbc. q. struck Out-by MOrrisctfc,
q: OH Beebc, .: Off GnNv, I. Passed
hnil-Schnufcic. wild pitches
MOrrfScttc t2b. Left on bascs-
Richmond. q; Buffalo, 10. Time OF
Enmr-2:0I. Umpirc-Treemnn md
Erl<mnn.
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FIFTEENTH ALBEMARLE /
HORSE SHOW OPEN!
iio'eis mt charlottesville Filling VI
with Visitors From Virginia
and Nearby States.
ONE SHOW BY ELECTRIC LIGHT
Julian Morris Does Not Enter Hi
hunters on Account OF Illness
Judges FOR Events-Orange Horst
Show Next Weeks Attraction

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, July IA
The hotels OF the city are rapidly All.
ing with visitors from the cities ~
this and adjoining States. who hav,
come to attend the fifteenth annua
exhibition OF the Albcmarlc Hors,
Show Association. which opens TO
morrow morning. There will be thre,
performances this year. the extra ont
TO be held under electric light to-mor
row night. Twenty classes will BIT
shown during the day tomorrow ant
six at the night performance, which
VIII close At 1890 o'clock, in time f1
the opening of the Horse Show ball
10 be given at the dancing pavilion
at Jefferson Park.
The long list Of exhibitors INCLUDE
many well-known horsclnen who hav,
never before shown here, and tn,
classes Will have many novelties foi
the audiences. which WILL however
~ hunters of Mrs. Allen Potts, o.
Happy Creek Farm; DR.. c. V
Churchman'S fine string OF harnesi
horses from Charleston, W. Va. ant
many others who have shown her,
Tor several years past General re.
Sret is expressed on every hand thai
on pis account i,1in Of the illness OF Mrs Mor
hne string Of hunters.
The following prominent horsemer
nave accepted the Invitation TO act a,
judges In the various events: G. NJ
Hurkanp. OF Fredericksburg. J. *
culver, of Baltimore: Harry W. Sprat.
ley. of :lbcron. Va: Walter w san
ford, of Madison Run. Va. and Cap
tain w w. Whiteside l., s a. nov
In charge OF the government remoun
station at Front Royal, Va
AZ Wednesday nights Performance,
handsome silver plate Will be pre-.
sented by Mr.. J. Anderson Chisholm
the president OF the association Il
the winner in the class for ladies har
ness horses. to b" driven by lad,
before AN appropriate vehicle.
The night performance VIII conclud,
with the merchants cup class six.
teen horses VIII compete for the tro
ply. given annually by the merchants
OF the city. The exhibitors who viii
cndcavor TO land ~. cup are Mrs. Al
len Potts. Mrs. sidney JosephthaI
wards Sales Barn, Osborne * Hollo-
way, W. +. Wilbur. DR.. y. G. Randolph
Ashleigh Farm. J. Bruce Bayly, Ju.
Ian 9. Keith and y. II. Whiting.
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FIRST GAME.
Totals. ..29 10 81 - 0 Totals. :
sBAtted for IuInca In nh

matted for Perryman In seventh.
tPattcd for levercnz in ninth
Score b. innings: p
Washington ............O o o-3
~ i-ohlS ...............i o o CO
summary: Runs-Moeller. Foster Milan
Sister. Leary. Two-b base hlts-Foster. Nc
bridc. stolen base-Milan. Sacrifice hits
Shotten. Sharks, Connolly Bochiing Nc.
Pride. Double plays-Leary TO l.ovan:
Ihiucs TO !.aran to Leary: Moeller TO Nc
STld". Left observation-disclosures, :: ST
Louis. q First base on error--Washinr ON
Basss on bals-on Boehiinr, I: of
Iain"s. :; off leverenz, .. Hits-oT James
in innings: of Perryman. l in innings:
OF l."verenz. I'm innings. Struck out
ny Boehllng. 4; by .Jan'es. !: ny rorry:nan
:; 10y L"vcrenz. /. Wild pitch-I.ever.nz.
Passed 6all-Hcnry. Umpires. CHILL and
EVnnl. Time. r:4O
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1T STRIKES ME
By Tim Patch

Hoping 20 boost Al. Mems Day at
Broad Street Park tomorrow, several
business houses have already an
nounced that they will permit any OF
their employees TO 20 TO the game. The
Richmond Advertisers club is hot be-
hind the proposition TO give the local
Ints a good crowd. and the members are
also anxious to show their fellow
member. Alvin NJ smith how TO get
the people there.
Committees are out selling the tick
cts, but as the time is short. the CluD
has arranged TO fll mail and telephone
orders in quick time.
Besides the advertisers stunt, an
other effort TO bring out a big crowd
on saturday has been launched. AS
this Will he the last appearance of the
climbers on local soil for nearly IA fun
month, Chairman George McSwccny,
OF the x. y. y. +. baseball Committc e,
has called OFF all Federation games on
that day in order TO give the players an
opportunity to see the leaEuerS per-
form As there are twenty eight teams
under the Jurisdiction OF the Fedora
ton, there viii be n considerable mum
Der of Youngsters turned loose, in adj
ditiOn 10 the fans. who have been fol-
lowing closely the hot races in the
various leagues. II is probable thar
the Richmond Amateur Baseball Com
mission viii take similar action.
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SECOND GAME
Totals....S "a 10 Totals.
'Batted for Harmon in ninth.

Score by Innings: r.
Pittsburgh .............o o l o j-s
Boston ..................i 0 o -
summary: Runs-Carey. linchmnn 90.
Wagner. NioX Costello Evers. Connolly
MaSce 60. Smith. Maranville t2p. Two
base htts-Wagner, Costello. Home run
Mnranville. stolen bases-Evers. Magec. Mo-
ran, Smith. Costello. Carey. Collins. S;.cri-
flee f1y-Baird Sacrifice hit--Magec. Double
plays-WaGncr. NioX and Johnston: Wagner
ana Johnston: Ma-anvtiic. Evcrs and
Schmidt. Lett on bases-PittShurgh :! Bos-
ton. 1. First base on crrors-PittsburEh. !:
Boston !. Bases on balls-on Harmon ?.
OF Davis I. Iits-on Davis. IN "a
innings; eff Hughes in l-3 inning. Struck
out-hv Harmon. .; 10y Davis. ;. Empires.
RGler and Hart. Time 9:o2
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Totals. 30 . is . TotalsS3 10 .. /
'Hdtici Ter Busch in ninth.

score by innings: r.
Petersburg ............D ! n.
Portsmouth .........O o O O 2 n -
summary; KTus-Donovan (2,, Barnett
nuI!"S' 81 .'ariin t2,. Dawson. Whitfield.
MccI"ary t2'. Two base hits-Donoyan to),
bhrncti. Sphnccr Three base hits-DaInrau.
ltMmmcl. Ilm1mc NM rClcmry. Sacrifice
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Totals. az :; IN rotals....26 c o. 90 4
-Battcd for Erickson in eighth.
tlIlttE Cd e N nj

Score by innings: r.
Rochester ..............0 0 o.!
Harrisburg .........-...0 0 "a
summary: Runs-Beatty. Mensor az. Too
Icy Two base hit-William. Three base hit
-Toolcy. SaCri:ic" hit-Mowe. Double rla!
Stevenson 10 Priest to iiolkc. Struck out
by Erickson. >. by Enzmann. .: by Huenke.
!. Bases on balls-hy Erickson. .: by Enz-
mann; ?; by ilucnke. :! stolen bascs-Wit-
tor. M"nsor. Move t2l. Walker. WILD
pitch--iiuouke. Hits-of Err kson. la
innings: ofI Huenke, in inning Sac
li:ice hy-Callahan Umpircs Cicary and
Carpenter. Time. 40
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Get TO he double-headcr TO- day.

Russell or o'Brien viii pitch to-day.
but Dunn is hoping to have him here
in time for the doublo-hcadcr to-mor-
row.
WaIbauer. tho local twirler. whose
strikcout record this season is great,
Was out in "a Climber uniform yc.Scr-
day, ana may y" given an opportunity
sional game. This boy has the ear
marks OF a conner, and Dunn considers
his prospects good.
Crane ran back into Arragon's do
miuion and TOOK in Giihooley's roller
after u NAG bounced over Fewstcr's
mead. The fans appreciated this piece
OF work by their outhursts OF applause.
Reche was hurting nnc ball up to Inc
and six men having reached the paths
Rccbe reminded us of a recent UNI
elected IN the ninth He should have
been made to chase the ball after
throwing II away.
Schaufclc had the honor of crabbin,.
,nr nrst hit off OF Beebe's delivery
ngh2uf"ic is also catching mis- usual
feet. he should be about the best
catcher IN the league. as he has caught
almost al! Of The Climbers games this
M0rriscttc pulled himself out of a
terrible hole in tho seventh With a
hasc runner TO the left. another 10 the
!lEht and ono behind. and a terror at
inc bat, he passed safely through the
war zone.
! With onslow at the bat in tho ninth
,RRn'n,s' Morr'sett.e lollcd a slow ono at
J IN" latter. pnslow made no attempt
/ 20 d"Gg" tho ball, the pill gently tap
/ n,ns MN on the side He started for
I nLS,' Dnt Freeman called him back.
DhsIoW seeing that his joker had failed,
/ ,hpE"dthIN enjoyed the mans amuse
IN, IN, climbers will attempt to exter-
n,iha'c Inc Msons In Il two-ply affair
~, ms al. "iitcrno9n The Climbers will have
/ the present series
! inc nrst game will begin ut 2:3o
! .o!ock' ana the second game will start
! twdSh'E minutes after the first game
nays and Saturdays games viii
ne" no boosting, as bargain day at
""'''ohS always boost themselves.
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Virginia Summer Resorts and
Mountain Homes
On the line of the
Norfolk and Western Railway

SUMMER EXCURSION TICKETS at
greatly reduced rates on sale June
To- September 30. final limit October 81.
a'loi with stop-over privileges at ali
stations. descriptive pamphlet Civ
ing .; complete list of the resorts and
boarding houses along the line. now
ready for distribution. and will DO
.d 10 any address upon applications
~ cnhnanY's onicc, S3S East Main
street. Phone Madison 49,
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SECOND GAME

Two base hits--Moaller Earned r,tns-St
.ouis Loft IN Observation-Disclosures. ;: 81.
louis. :. First base error-St. Louis !
Hit by ptcher-AGnew. Struck out-hy
Johnson. :; by Weilnan. s. Empires, Evans
and Calf. Time. 1870.
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stock :; by McTiEuc. t. Double play
Wares 10 Graham. Time. $40. ump!res
Harrison ana Stockdale.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
New York Mt Detroit
Washington mt st. Louis
Boston nj Cleveland.
Philadelphia Mt Chicago
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Petersburg mt Portsmouth,
Newport News ut Rocky Mount.
Norfolk ut SUFFOLK
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AMERICAN LEAGUE,

GAMES YESTERDAY
Washington. 3; st. Louis. . (nrst camel
~. Louis, 3; Washington, o tsccond
E;IInc).
Boston, :; Cleveland. (frst CAMEL
Cleveland. q; Boston, 3 tsccond camel
Detroit. 3: New York, first gnme).
New York. 10: Detroit, tsccond gume).
Chicago, .; Philadelphia, o.
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New York

Totals. 4 ~ 10 Totals Q Gl4 .
'Raitcd for WARRIOR In eighth
tEatted for Cook In eighth.
Score by inninss: n
New York .............o 0 o o o o..
Detroit .................0 o o "a
summary: Runs-Hartzeil. Boone. Cobb.
lContinucd On MIMI I1a CO
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FEDERAL LEAGUE,
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY
Rocky Mount. @: Newport News (ten
Innings.
Portsmouth, =: Petersburg, 3.
Norfolk, g; suffolk. l.