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LEGAL NOTICES.

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the present Pavement on Tacoma
Avenue, and South 18th Street from
the present pavement on jefferson
Street to the east curb line of Ia
coma Avenue.
Said improvement shall consist in
grading said portions of said
streets to the established grade,
with roadways fifty-six $3.50 feet
In width. and laying down on said
roadways permanent pavement
of sandstone blocks on a concrete
foundation. All of said pavement
to have brick cutters, concrete and
granite curbs together with the
necessary storm water drainage.
Where necessary, said improve
ment shall be supported by concrete
retaining walls; said Improvement
shall also consist in altering such
pavements as do not coincide with
new improvements, extending all
sidewalks to curbs, taking up and
relaying same where necessary.
Provided that street intersec-
tons already paved. are not to be
included In this improvement.
Said installment may be paid on
or before October 18th, 1915, but
II not paid on or before said date,
added interest, penalty and costs
Will attach.
CHAS. d. ATKINS,
City Treasurer.
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554.-Notice is hereby given that
In pursuance OF Ordinance No. 1863
of the City of Tacoma a roll has
been placed in my hands for the
collection of the 9th annual INSTALL
ment of the assessment levied for
the laying of certain water mains
hereinafter described. together with
the necessary gates. tees. crosses.
MIGRANTS, specials and connections
with the present mains.
A fourteen U4 inch wooden wa
ter main on South 18th street, from
Mason Avenue to Verde Street.
An eight go inch cast iron water
main on Verde Street from South
18th Street to North 7th Street.
An eight tS) inch cast iron water
main on Mullen Street from South
9TH Street to North Sth Street.
An eight 90 inch cast iron water
main on 9Th Avenue from Proctor
Street to Huson Street.
An eight go inch cast iron water
main on Huson Street from South
18th Street to North Sth Street.
A six go inch cast iron water
main on Stevens Street from North
9TH Street to North Sth Street.
An eight go inch cast iron water
main on Mason Avenue from South
18th to North sth Street.
six go inch cast iron water
main on North 9Th Street from
Huson Street to Mullen Street and
from Stevens Street to Mason Ave-
nue..
A six (6) inch cast iron water
main on North 18th Street from
Mason Avenue to Huson Street.
A six (6l inch cast iron water
main on South 18th Street from
Mason Avenue to Huson Street.
Said installment may be paid on
or before October End, 1915, but
IL not paid on or before said date,
added interest, penalty and costs
will attach.
CHAS. d. ATKINS,
City Treasurer.
Sent o-q-1A 1Q16
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LOCAL Improvement District No.
110O.--Notice is hereby given that
I'M pursuance of Ordinance No. F2O
of the City OF Tacoma, a roll has
been placed I'm my hands for the
collection of the 4th annual Install
ment of the assessment levied for
the laying Of an eight inch (S")
pipe, together with present sewers,
laid on South 25th Street, South
9th Street and South 28th Street;
the alley between South 25th Street
and South 26th Street; the alley be-
tween South 26th Street and South
9th Street; South 9th Street and
South 2sth Street, from East *"
Street to East IL Street; on East
IL" Street from South 2Sth Street
to the alley between South 26th
and South 9th Streets; on East
TX" Street from the alley between
South 28th Street and South 9th
Street to a connection with the
present manhole in the alley be-
tween Puyallup Avenue and South
25th Street.
Said installment may be paid on
or before October 18th, 1915, but
IL not paid on or before said date,
added Interest, penalty and costs
CHAS. d. ATKINS,
City Treasurer.
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Daily You Find Advertised I'm the Want Az
Adj Columns of the Times Exceptional Buys
RENT-FLATS

NICELY furnished or unfurnished
ar. flats. lights. gas. sink; walk
ing distance. Rent IS to $40. Call
1902 So. M or Main 3055.
FOR RENT-Pleasant, clean, cor
ner. unfurnished flat, newly pa
pered. rooms, bath. gas range In
kitchen. 902k So. 18th st. Phone
Main 1895.
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ROOMS AND BOARD

ROOM and board in private family,
reasonable. 101l So. ]. Main 9176.
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FURNISHED ROOMS

ONE furnished room for rent board
III desired. 1898 So. NJ
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ROOM and poaro. reasonable. 412
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PAINTING q PAPERHANGING
PAINTING. paperhanging, tinting.
decorating, etc c. N. Kongsback.
1891 So. Yakima Main 9slo.
FRANK q HANSON, 73s St Hal.
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MUSICAL INST. REPAIRING
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=. r. BARKS. musicians supply
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LEGAL NOTICES.

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to 1t shall appear just and equita-
BILE. and then proceed to confirm
the same by Ordinance.
Dated at City Hall. September
IL. 1918.
w. d. NICKEUS,
City Clerk.
Sept. 16-17-1S-2O-21, 1915.
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HOUSEK'P'G ROOMS

NEWLY furnished hskpg. and sin
gle rooms, close In, 81 up. 709h
Pacific av., Eau Claire Apis.
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Sept. 1s-2s-sO. 1915
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Glliott $40 Bkra Trust. Patents.
Trade Marks. Drawings. Main 6770
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-06
1IRGIlNIANS TAKE ONE
4 FROM LEAGUE LENDERS
Providence Outfit Captures Morning Setto by to Score
y While Virginians Come Back Strong in Second With
O'Brien Pitching, and Win by 3 to Score.

scattered hits. On the other hand
Russell was not so ineffective in the
latter part OF the game and yielded
total of eleven safeties. Up to the
seventh he had allowed but a quartet
OF hits, but in the last three frames
seven more were registered by the
league leaders. However. Russell was
there with the strike-outs. having no
less than a dozen to his credit. This
is two better than he has done at any
previous time this season. he having
moved down ten last week.
But for his one bad inning there
would have been a different story TO
relate this morning. He certainly
showed great form until this dis
astrous frame, and time after time
with runners on the bases he tighten
ed and sent men back TO the dugout
via the strikeout route.
second Game.
Thompson. the first man TO face
Oeschger, drove out q double into
ieft-center field and Pick followed
with a single with man on the
initial and .'peep-in" corners and with
no men out, 1t looked as IL Richmond
was destined to count in the very
first frame. However, a neatly ex-
ecuted double play. In which Mentally
and Haley Inquired. put a crimp In
-Richmond's chances of advancing
runner as far as the home plate.
IL was the second inning that
brought the yirginians a victory. In
this frame they garnered trio OF
counters. the only ones made during
the entire contest. Jordan started
the rally by drawing free trnnsporta-
ton to first base. and he advanced
TO second when Healy lived on
Fabrluue's boot of grounder. Fews-
ter then came forth and got per-
fectIy good double out of his sys-
tenn, sending both Jordan and Heaiey
home. '.shufYies" Shaufie then con-
tributed a single and Fewster rosmped
home for the third and last run of the
game. After this Oeschger settled
down and pitched invincibie ball I'M
til the last man had been thrown out.
However, he frightened just q Few
minutes too late. for the Providence
boys were unable to hit their former
tea inmate. Buck O'Brien.
On numerous occasions the visitors
got men on the paths, but the gentle-
man from the Emerald Isle always
pulled himself together TO time to pre-
vent taliies. Only seven hits were
registered against him. only a few OF
~ hich were good. clean wallops- The
Graye had twelve men left on bases
in this closing engagement. which
merely goes TO show just how good
our Buck was In the pinches.
The tabuiated scores will tell the
rnaf.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-06

minute. z s-5 seconds. and was made
BY Hungarian runner, F. Hajx, in
1914.
Pat Ryan was the other record
breaker. He set series of new
marks for throwing the thirty five
pound weight. With each throw he
would add foot or two to the old
record held by himself and he ended
the proceedings with = throw OF sixty
two feet, four inches. His only OPP
ponent,s In the event, II. White OF
the New York Athletic Club. and
Syracuse University, was nearly ten
feet behind.
great many OF the athletes who
had entered did not think 1t neces-
sary to put In an appearance. and
the fielde were small Only three
took part in the pentathInn. although
the program carried the names OF
thirteen entrants, tncluaing that Of
Howard Berry. the Pennsylvania stu
dent. who won the pentathlon at the
Pennsylvania relay games Daniel j.
Eahea, of the Pastime Athletic Club.
was the winner Of the hve event conn
petition, with nine points.
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ASHLAND COPS Y. NJ. c. A.
CHARLoTTEsvIId.E GAMF.

tSpcial to The Richmond virginian)
Charlottesville, Va. July s.--Ash-
land copied the morning game from
the local Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION team. but lost the afternoon
encounter. which was won by the fast
Blue Ridge Camp nine, TO 0.
In the afternoon game BUS Flan-
nagan. of the University of Virginia
team, out-twiried fslanton. The VIC
tors scored all OF their runs In the
initial inning, Blanton receiving poor
support. Lee won the morning
game for Ashland.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-06
BRAUf[OS CAPTURE
TWO FROM PACKERS

Morning Games.
Score by innings; +. n. =,
ST. Louis 200 600 0001--l 0
Kansas City !. 900 600 GOO g. 2
Batteries: Groome and Hartley;
Main and Easteriy.
Newark Brooklyn. wet grounds.
Pitts u .iuoor uaf eaas--4ss, ri i
Chicago goo col o02--3 2
batteries: Allen and Berry: Brown
and Wilson
Ruffalo $50 efo oio--s IL 0
baltimore oo5 600 eoo---5 10 o
Batteries: Ford. Bedient and Blair;
ender, Coniey and Jacklitsch.
Afternoon Games.
Score by innings. f. H r.
Pittsburg ..oio ouo ooo 4
Batteries Hearre and Berry:
Prendergast and Fisher.
Score by innings: z. II r.
Rufyalo 900 0i0 DIA--2 10 2
Baitimore .a10 ola 21s---9 IL O
Batteries: Schultz, Knapp and Blair.
Allen, Johnson and Jackfitsch
Score by innines; Il. Il. r.
o. Louis 900 040 000---4 I 2
Kansas city .oo2 ole ooo-3 8 2
Batteries: Plank, Crandan and
Hartley; Henning, Johnson and
Brown.
Score by innings: r. n. =,
Brooklyn
Newark
600 GOO ooi 600 Oh 5 /
Batteries: wiitse and Land. Nose
lev. Reulbach and Rariden.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-06
'T||'|Ml0| W0RlD's RECORDS ! D J
BROKEN N new YORK

New York. July 5.-Two worlds
records, both In events seldom run,
were beaten at Celtic Park today Ia
the athletic meet held by tho Irish
American Athletic club and the A.
filiated building Trades The nrst
record to 20 was that in the 50o-me-
ter rum e. s. Fraser, Of the Irish
American Athletic Club. running
from scratch, caught the leaders ~
the halfway mark and won ~ about
two yards Ia one rnfnut6, 3 rs
geeen n he "a yenofd Salne ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-06

Summary: Two-base hits-BaT-
mort. Three base fsftsLtioosetfee
Double plays---Rice. Busch to Bar
nett. Sharp to Barnett. Sacrifice nlts
-Bittle Essel, Parmete. Spencer and
Rice, Left on bases-Rocky Mount
g Petersburg. s. Hit by pitched
balis-Teague. Busch, 2. Struck out
league. 3; Rice, g. Time OF game
--1:30. Umpires--Bigbie and Nc
Isowan 200.
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Results Yesterday.

ST, Louis. /: Kansas City, 0 tmorn-
ing1.
noon).
Pitteburg, s: Chicago, tmorninsl
Chicago, q. Pittsburg. AFTERNOON,
baltimore, o; Buffalo, tmorning1
Buffalo. s: Baltimore, 5 tafternoon1'
Newark, 2; Brooklyn. / fourteen
inning. afternoon).
Morning game postponed, rain.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-06

Summary: Two-base hits--Whitted,
Foster. Home runs--Damrau, Strain.
Stolen bases--Steinbrenn Taguer.
Double plays-Hurley to Hummeii;
Hummeii to Taguer to Hurry cd.
Mcmahon to Steinbrerner to Foiles.
Sacrifice hfts--Foiles. Hurley.
Thrasher. Base on bal,s--On Barton,
8: off McCieary. 3. LET. on bases
Norfolk. a. Portsmouth, 4. Time,
1:45. Umpire, Bussey. Attendance,
1900.
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NATIONAL. LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

ST. Louis. 9, Pittsburg. (morning1.
Pittsburg. s: st. Louis. tafternoont.
Cincinnati. 6; Chicago, S tmornins).
Cincinnati, IL: Chicago latter.
noonl.
Philadelphia, 2: New York. latter
noon).
Brooklyn, s. Boston. tafternoon).
Morning games postponed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-06
ALEXANDER YIELDS
BUT ONE LONE hit
Philiies' Star Hurier Pitches Great
Ball Against Giants and Wins BY
Score Of 2 TO o.
CINCINNATI TWICE DEFEATS
THE CHICAGO CUBS
Pittsbsirg and Sc. Louis Divide En-
Observation-Disclosures Pitches the
Dodgers 70 Victory Over Champion
Braves.

Philadelphia. July 5.--The Phillies
shut out the Giants. Q to 0, in the
afternoon game today, after rain had
caused q postponement of the morn
ing affair. Alexander added another
one-hit game to his record.
Score by innings: r. H. e.
New York -. 600 600 600 l 0
Philadelphia :. 02o 900 00s--2 3
Batteries: Perritt and Meyers;
Alexander and kiliffer. Umpires.
Rigier and Hart.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-06

Summarv: Stolen bases--Tasuer.
Stewart. Cleveland and Weir. Sacri-
Ace hits-Thrasher. Two-hase hit
Cleveland. Double plav---St Martin
70 Dawrau. Struck ort---3v Strain,
2 nv Humnbrev. I Rasa on balls
or Strain fweir1 left on bases
Portsmouth. 2: Norfolk a. Time Of
game. f:30. Umpire. Bussey.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-06
PETERSBURG DIVIDES
WITH ROCKY MOUNT
Coolers Capture Opening Encounter While Sunset Tilt L.
Won by Ray Ryan and His Boys From the Down
Home State-Large Crowds See the Contests.

Petersburg. Va, july 5.--Despite
heavy downpour of rain during the
early morning and threatening wealth
err all day, no less than 2.700 people
braved the hanging clouds and
witnessed two of the prettiest games
OF the season between Ray Ryan's
Tarheels and Petersburg, the home
team winning the morning game. 4 TO
/, and losing the afternoon contest,
2 to /.
Among the large number OF spec
ltators were several hundred loyal
roaters from the Tarheel town. which
kept up a continuous uproar and
cheered their team on, hoping for a
Victory. but were never sure until
Donovan. Long and Barnett, each
flew out to Bittle in rapid succession
Isn the ninth inning OF the afternoon
game.
Morning Game.
Sir Samuel Rose was pttted against
Lefty league in the morning en-
counter and the box score accom-
lpanying gives the best evidence OF the
form in which the local pitcher work
led He was scored on only once, that
being in the eighth frame. when. with
one down. Bittle singled and Spencer,
by misjudging Goosetree's fly. gave
1.-THE visiting third sacker triple on
which Bittle romped home.
The sixth inning was the undoing
| OF league. Simmons opened with a
single, advanced on Spencer's sacrs-
lfice. but was caught off second and
run down between the bases, every
visiting infieider except the catcher
getting an assist and Snyder the put
out league then walked Sharp ana
Donovan. Long hit to the infield ana
was safe. filling the bases. Captain
Barnett doubled. scoring Sharp. and
Donovan and Busch singled, clearing
the bases and was caught in an EFFORT
to reach second, Eisel TO Ryan to Ed
wards,
Afternoon Game.
waIly Hirsch opposed Leake in the
Afternoon setto and the visiting slab
men allowed Petersburg only three
hits. a single by Sharp and a single
land double by Simmons, and but Tor
his wiIdness, would not have been
scored on. Hirsch also pitched
eredita BILE game ard was never IN
danger, save In the sixth inning wnen.
with one down. B'ttle singled ana
scored on Goosetree's triple which.
followed by Edwards single, won the
game for the Ryanites.
Having lost one and won one of the
series, Heine Busch is determined 70
win both Tuesdays and "Wednesday
game. with Richmond and Portray
both dy and anxious to take up the
task, tomorrow and Wednesday
should be great days. both from the
standpoint of attendance and not
fight at McKenzie-Street Park.
This game was featured by the
heavy hitting of Edwards, Eisel ana
Simmons and by Spencer's running
catch of line drive from Bittle's bat
lin the eighth inning, which robbed the
visiting left gardener of triple ana
IA possible home run.
The scores.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-06
Rx ERNEST poI.LARn.

= AFTER sumerfng D 10 l deTeat IN
the morning engagement, the var-
kintans. with Buck O'Brfen in charge
~ the hurting end, came back with a
Vengeance In the afternoon and sue
eeHded In applying a perfectly good
EpAt OF whitewash on Dave Shean and
ls1s Providence champions in the sun
IT tilt. The p. NJ. contest resulted
m . score OF to 0. and IL Is the
GFet shut-out victory the locals have
nained since the International League
6bened In April.
Those two contests in the local ball
Yard were Just as classy as any fan
al fannie could desire 10 witness
'There was great hurting in both con-
A3cts. and bingles were not forthcom-
[4ng TO any great extent in either OF
! the games.
-Comsfock, the former Boston Red
| &Ox, bested Russell in the morning
|encountNr, but until the seventh chap
Ter the local hurler had tbs league
leaders eating out of his hand. the
seventh inning has heretofore been
lucky one for the home boys, but
Yesterday things were reversed, for
Dame Fortune certainly smiled on
1.-The visiting aggregation in this round.
Hits came thick and fast and many
pairs OF black stockings circied the
bases with rapidity. No less than
| four of the visitors counted in this
| frame. which put the game safely
away in the refrigerator for the
IEheanifes Comstcck was In the best
/ or form and only four OF the local
Ibafters succeeded in connecting with
| IA puxxiing Blenders. In the early In
nings he allowed several Nfrgtnians
tc get on the hassocks. but all save
cne or them were stranded.
In tho afternoon the Grays had
Buck O Brien. their former team.
mate. To contend with. and Ii proved
% be to their sorrow. Buck was In
the best of form. and the game had
tbut few innings before broad grin
graced the local huriers face. for IL
was apparent that he had everything
that the leaders could not connect
With. He was there" when Ii came
to tightening in the pinches, but until
ne got ii a hole he worked with per-
koct ease
Tom Healy. the youngster procured
few days an from the Philadelphia
Athletics made his first appearance
Il the Richmond lineup and made
vary favorable impression. Not mis-
either game. while he got one OF
Richmond's four hits In the first
Morning Game.
Neither side could send y runner
over ting much scewc.eA Ecaa fer tina
Hrpt two innings, the locals finally
broke the ice in the third round by
panding over one man. which proved
Ia be Richmond's lone tally of the
contest. Schaufie started things on
with single over the keystone sack.
moved up 4 sack when Russell bunt-
~. advanced TO third on Thompson's
HIT ana counted on Picks sacrifice
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-06

Sumnafy. StoIEh pdsds-WHIttrH
and Allen. First on balls-On Poole,
4. Off Mullen, ! Struck out--By Poole,
8; by Mullen. s, Double plays--Mul-
len to Dean. Irmscher to Goalby to
Henry. Left on bases--Newport News,
8: suffolk. S. First on errors--New-
port News. q Suffolk. g. Time Of
game--f.3s Umpire--Stradford.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-06

Honolulu. July b-sH III pAwnf10, =
member Of the I,eland Stanf6rl 1rs
lupiversity ba6sheii team, NOT riay11z
ID hawaii. - fatally injured x1Intes.
dax whils pAllfnK dive ri
GGpnsSsu ~ y & II
nsoyxI n \ hosnfket IN NJ RS ri
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-06

Games Today.
St. Louis in Kansas City.
Buffalo In Brooklyn.
Newark in Baltimore
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-06
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE


Providence, s.; Richmond !
{morning).
4 ternOon)
Bn9alo. a: Montreal, 3 tafter-
noon).
fmorning).
Jersey City, II; Harrisburg, 4
{aftexmoon).
d Toronto, 5; Rochester . tmoru-
tngl.
..noon).
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-06
NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH
BREAK EVEN ON DAYS GAMES

Norfolk. Va. July s.--Norfolk and
Portsmouth broke even today, the
Truckers taking the morning battle
to o, and the Tars the afternoon
clash, . TO I. In the early xAme
Portsmouth outbatted the Tar& The
tables were reverse, In the Afternoon.
Over 5000 Witnessed the two gamee
despite unfavora BILE weather condi-
lions. score for the morning sane:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-06
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Petersburg. 4; Rocky Mount. ]
tmorning).
Rocky Mount. .; Petersburg. |
tafteruoon5. n N
Newport News. I SUFFOLK. 9 tmorn-
ingl. .s.. 81. sss.4
sufrolk. s. Newport News. latter
noon}.
Portsmouth. q; Norfolk, (morn-
ingl :
Norfolk. III Portsmouth, tafter-
noonl.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-06

St Louis July 5.-The White Sox
dropped double header to the Browns
today. TO /. James kept the Sox's
hits well scattered in the opener, The
second game was a hitfest for the
Browns
Score by innings: r. H 2.
Chicago ... 600 600 01e--1 s /
ST. Louis ~. 900 1al 1913 & ?
Batteries--Cicotte and Schalk; James
and Severoid. Umpires--chiil ami
Evans
Score by innings: Ri f.
Chicago :. 900 600 012--3 ?
St Louis 100 a22 6os--9 10 3
Batteries-Benx. wolfgang and
Schaik; DAILY. Hamilton and Agnew
Cmpires--Evans and Chill
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-06
standing of Clubs.
Games Today.

Cincinnati in Chicago.
ST. Louis in Pittsburg.
New York in Philadelphia.
Boston in Brooklyn.
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hgans Divide Honors With Providence G Team Takes Rest This Afternoon
Major Leagues Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE.


Detroit. .: Cleveland. tmorning)
Cleveland. S Detroit. tafternoonJ
Boston, &: washington, 0 (morning)
Boston. 8; Washington. tafternoont
st. Louis g.: Chicago. ! (morning)
ST. Louis. O.; Chicago, (afternoon)
Philadelphia. 4; New York, (morn.
ing).
Philadelphia. 9; New York i latter
noon).
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BUILDERS DIVIDE WITH
THE SUFFOLK OUTFIT

Newport News. Va, July 5.-The
Builders divided honors with the
Tigers today. the locals winning the
morning contest and losing the after
noon encounter.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-06

Second game:
Score by innings: r. II. u.
Cincinnati 004 oil 303--12 IS
Chicago 010 eIo o32- II
Batteries. James ana wingo. Clark;
Lavender, Pierce and Archer. TIM
pires. Ortiz and Quigley.