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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-09
SMALL COLLEGE ATHLETES
FIND IT HARD TO SCORE
New Scoring Rule Should
Help Them.
CORNELL HAS GREAT COACH
Moakley Has Put Ithacans in Posi-
ton to Land Intercollegiate Six
Times in Past Eleven Years-Har-
ward Leads I'm Wins.

The smaller colleges competing in
the big intercollegiate field and track
flied by the rule adopted in 1914. which
was designed to help them make bet
ter showing In the classic.
The new rule gives points to men
hnishing first. second. third. fourth
and NTH. When the ntercolleg ia te
trSt was staged in 1876 points went
only to the winner of the event. In
1890 it was decided to give ) points
second and point to the third. In
1898 the rule changed again, and tho
hrst four men were given points, !
points going To first place, 3 for sec
ond. for third and I for fourth
This rule remained in force until
after 1919 battle was staged in Phila-
deiphia Then the supporters of the
smaller colleges asked that the rules
be changed once more so that a point
would go TO the NTH man
The smaller colleges never make
any sort of showing under the pres
cnt scoring rules" argued this faction.
They haven't many students to draw
from, and therefore can't develop win
ming stars About the best the little
fellows can get is NTH place. Under
ne present rules no score goes TO the
NTH man. If a score did go to the
fifth man, the little colleges would
set their names among the point
The ruling powers in intercollegiate
AFFAIRS granted this request. and the
new rule went into force. to-wit: ,
points for first place. > for second. 2
for third. for fourth ana for ffth
place.
But the change hasn't accomplish
cd the expected result. Something
like twcnty-onc colleges were entered
in the recent Philadelphia meets. hut
only thirteen of the twcnty-one got
their names in the points scored"
column. Two OF -MasSachu-
sets Tech and Bowdoin--suucezcd in
by the narrowest margin Of point.
while Johns Hopkins cot only l-o
points. scoring one man for NTH posi-
ton and having another man lie for
NTH place, earning IL point.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-09
SUN GOD TAKES MONEY

NEW YORK, July Sun God car
rlcd the colors of Captain f. r. Cas-
Satt TO victory in the final race NJ
AIucduct to-day and thereby hangs a
tale: sun God was neglected for n
while. but Just as the field toddled to
the post there was "A conccrted rusS
It" get aboard Sun God. and this is
why: The rain WAS coming down in
buckets as the horses strarEIcd 70 tho
barrier. but before the bonrtaiis
reached the care of Mars CassidS Tho
ran. ceased the sun shonc ana a beau
titul rainbow was disccrnod over tho
back stretch. That was tho lin for
hunch players. They saw tho SIM
they knew OF the pot Of gold nj nc
end OF the rainbow, ana ali rcmom
hcrcd that sun God was pranciur ,ho,,t
al the post. "'o''
AS fast as their boots would c,rr,
them the hunchitcs fell upon Tho 90,
layers ana piled them with so m,ny
littl" white slips calling for sun Ca
TO win that the poor LAYERS wnra
ready to cry for mercy when tho hars
ricr shot up. "f'
Fang went the bunch Of baby racors
Kicking up the mud and splosbins,,
through the water. One hundred ynrdS
from the wire a spattcred comhina'
ton OF horse and rider sho; to iho
front. il was sun God The bunnE
won with half "A length to sporn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-09

Rath. Although tho locals got walk
ana two hits in their end. they did not
complete the circuit.
sell in the fourth. Tho Climbers reg
istercd again i'm this frame lEealy
led OF With a hit and went 10 Sec
ond when Fowsrer grounded out
Schaufcle scored Hcaly with single
to right.
Toronto counted ono in the fifth.
Ball was passed He reached third on
out by Cochcr cocrcham ended tho
frame by hitting into tho second
double play OF The game. Morrisette
went into the game AT loft held. and
ArraEon moved up to second in place
OF Pick. only three Of the locals faced
Cocrcham In this frame
Richmond tailed two more i'm tho
sixth, whiie the. visitors in that frame
ana the seventh went out in order
Ihe runs counted on singles by Jordan
and ifoaly, who came in on Schauf-I,.'s
out, an error helping the latter. There
was nothing doing i'm the seventh.
win IN" game on ice, Ruhe Mead
o"S was given another chance bv
Dunno. taking RusselI~ place At tho
control "as bad, only three runs were
scored OF Linn. Trout led with a sim
~" and Ituhc then walked the u.yt
,Nf"" men forcing one run With rh..
nhS"S loaded. Gus Williams doubled 10
'rft, bringing IN TWO more Coch.r
.hN %iana'n lew out ard Cocrchan
iahneH me itube walked three more
=. ti!e hinth' but tanned TWO, and Tim
JniHhn saved Things by getting a
dlihcult iiy, with three on The Climb
eighth.
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ZlMMER WINS MATCH
MARSHALL IL Defeated I'm Inst RoupJ y,
central states Golf Tourney.

lNplANAPOLIS. IND, July S.-The
n'|E"%' upset of the Central States
''"'i Association tournament occurred
IN ne third round of thirty-six holes
,,"-uhE, when John Marshall. Jr., OF
Louisville 1914 Kentucky champion
lost to I'd thinner. of the Riverside
Giuh. indianapolis. six up and five.
.iarSnaH mad played consistently good
E"il throughout the meet and was cx-
pecled TO at least reach the seminnaIs
AS a result Of to-day's matches
three Indianapolis men will take mart
IN me seinifinals. In addition to Tim
imerS victory, indianapolis golfers
we're V!ctors in two other pairinrs.
Jar! Gibbs Of the Highland Club beat
tommy simpson. the Terra Haute cx-
pert one up. and Robert Resener, pres-
cnt indiana champion, eliminated r.
,r nlr"cker Toledo. four up and three.
me "hiy surviving out town
contestant is VIII Diddel, of Craw-
louisville; Indiana. who continued to
IIi,.GiimmE piaying today, beating Bert
Wilbur. Of the Highland Club, Indian
apoiiS, six up and 1--WE
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JOE JACKSON HURT AGAIN
Tries to Repair Auto While Running
md Goes to Hospital.
CLEEELAND.

CLEVELAND. OHIO. July s-Joe
Jackson. ;he Cleveland clubs star ba II
player. VIII not be in the game again I
the Tigers today, having been the vic
nm OF an automobile accident yester-
DAY afternoon. Accompanied BY his
VIC JACKSON was driving cast OF the
city Thinking something was wrong
with the engine, Jackson got on tho
running board and lifted tho hood.
Whlle Mrs. Jackson took the wheel and
kept the car in motion.
While Jackson still was engaged In
ms investigation. wagon came alon
ana brushed him of. He was taken
~ ohce 10 Gicnville Hospital. where
he was treated by DR.. J. T. Evans. who
said that outside OF several cuts on
his face and legs and a bruised left
injured
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COLONIAL READY TO BREAK
only Hope for Fed Farm Lf~s in
Mnrds Sinking $1,000 More

HARTFORD. July S-Indications
arc the Colonial Baseball League, com
prisinS Hartford. New Haven, Spring
Meld, FAN River, Brockton. Taunton.
New Bedford and Pawtucket, will
blow up ut tho end Of this week nm.
less tho Wards. of the Rrooklyn Feds.
VINO announced tho Colonial was to bc
u nigh class Federal farm. put up at
least $4,000 to maintain something
IKE the standard promised and ex-
pcclcd by the New England fans
The public and tho press LOYALTY
supported the league until recently.
when the storm broke If the Wards
decide TO keep the league going, Fall
River and Taunton arc to be dropped
ana siN-tcam league formed
Managers Hank Ramsey. of Spring-
held. and Hugh McKinnon, Of Taun-
ton. were fired last evening by Score
tary Bannwnrt
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EXPECT MANY ENTRIES At
MANASSAS HORSE SHOW
Three Weeks Yet Before Affair. and
Exhibitors Already Asking
for Stable Space.
LOOK FOR SUCCESSFUL MEET
Two-Day Event Will Also BE Feat
ured by Racing-Work Has Start
ed on Improvement OF Grounds.
Much Interest Displayed.

MANASSAS. VA. July S.-With the
cu!pep"r Horse Show over and only
three weeks Intervening before the
annual Manassas exhibition, horSemcn
and exhibitors are lending their at
tcntion ANA interest in the local event,
which, no doubt, is the largest affair
OF IT'S Kind in Prince William and its
adjoining counties, and has done more
TO induce the better breeding of stock
in this section than any like exhibi-
uon. The Manassas show is given
truly Tor this reason and only for fact.
II Is up TO the hOrscmcn of this sec
ton to make it a real success as has
attend the show al past performances
The attendance OF numerous we'll
known exhibitors from other parts OF
The state, together with those from
Washington and other cities, will go
To make more attractive the two-day
event. and with a good racing card
each day. which is separate from the
show, Manassas should have banner
year. one exhibitor. James V. Yates,
OF Washington, already has his horses
on the grounds and has an order for
man. OF Charleston. W. Va, viii have
his string OF eight prize winners here
and has ordered accommodation
Many other well-known horsemcn are
making inquiries with the idea of
showing here.
Melvin G.. Hazen. of washington.
president of the association. will ex-
hibit. and more than likely Mrs. AL
with her famous animals. The first
real entry came in to the secretary
office this week. The classes this
year are Of wide range, although the
most prominent will be the riding,
driving and jumping contests. Work
has begun on Frightening up and i'm
proving the show grounds, and every
arrangement and plan is being. car
ried out earlier than usual to insure
readiness and success upon the af-
fair.
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1T STRIKES ME
By i'm Patch

We arc climbing again in the frs,
division now.
1t was an awcnl Gruhbinr to give
INC Leafs, bat 1t had to he done The
fans fans needed a reminder tina, the
Ana Nooeie schaufeIc surprised
them all with double and single
;hn,d few tried 70 steal second ON the
willow.
Dunn was back in uniform ycs,er
dag, but stuck TO tho dog house. from
frequent intervals.
There was an addition to the squad
also II was Charles Maiscl. cousin
or frisky Fritz, and he is Il catcher
II Will hc several DAYS before he Viii
he trusted IN a game From Ia. cx
hihition OF throwing that h. gave ycs
to-day, 1t looks like few vii pilfci has
socks on MIN. Ills hitting ability, how
"N"r, is big Question bat the young
Strr is h"fty one.
BUCK o.nricn Will hurl araius, the
'''ai@ today, and I!uck hopes 10 lupli-
hnublcd the League leaders Morris
o.'' an" Russell VII handle the
a"uhlo-hcndcr Tomorrow Afternoon.
''""s begin at 2;3o and 4:@o.
The cans all extend the hcar,ica,
,onsrat ulauons 10 Mr.. ana Mrs Allan
'.S~. ~ NJ has gained a host of
friends here by his quiet. consistent
'''!'. an" he has many well-wishcrs
around the international League cir
rH,l Here's hoping his life contract
"iII Doe huge success.
II say that Bin Clyincr was in an
. angry mood would not he Improper.
although IT might be better to state
mat ~. vas 50 overcome by the stress
/ 81 emotion that he was unabl. to ar
/ 'rhI"ir distinctly. ana that he walk
"d around himself i'm c!rcIca Resides
icing elected from the side lines EiII
must pas SO To tho league officials for
nus liti!" run I'm with Umpire stock
"Hi" yesterday. Hard lines for little
pcrby Hill and tho popuiacc really
mao u" business cat-caliing and in
+ "nlHing ~ dcrlsivc hootinrs rs he wa.
escorted 10 tia" gat" by one of tho
( nobi" boys in blue
Johmny Bates hit the ban for six
| sacks ia the first inning yesterday,
J rms unusual feat was aCcOmplis shed hv
( Il homer and double in two times up
! what VIII undoubtedly prove a fas,
/ and Interesting contest VIII be tina,
/ between tho Paramount Juniors and
/ no IirmctUildcrS Tomorrow at Fair.
mount Though the iiomcbuiidcrs
lead TIA" C!ty League, tile Juniors mr.,
, Cl"sc behind and promise to put ur
+ some argument for their side OF IN,
/ case when they meet.
III i've trips 10 the plate Saturday
/ jenkins, the reliable short nositio,
/ man FOR the Howitzers. swattcd ,ut ;
homer and two singles.
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Zig Record for Cornell.

Cornelrs sweeping victory in tho in
,ercoIegiate makes its sixth victory
eve Cornell high honors for victories
! since the intercollegiate became a fix
turc In 1876. Harvard holds that
honor.
Forty championship field and track
battles have been staged during tho
past forty years. ana Harvard has won
nine victories, Pennsylvania third
with eight, Cornell fourth with six.
Columbia NTH with three champion
ships and Princeton is last with one
With an average Of twenty colleges
competing annually in the event. the
forty championships have been divided
among six colleges.
Yale. although second to Harvard
in tho way Of championships, has
scored more points Than any other col
leo. The New Haven institution has
forty-yenr stretch. Harvard's points
total 6i3. Pcnnsylvania's 535 and Cor
neiIs %Sl iaie's greater total Of
eral occasions the Eli crowd sent n
team to the meet that grabbed OF
nearly all the points in sight
FEW years is due largely TO the Won
dcrful coaching the athletes have re :
ceived from Jack Moaklcy. lie surely
lcEc trainers
Fight for Cornell. not for your ou.,
glory: is Moaklcys motto. And his
men have adopted II.
Moaklcy wants his men to gain in
dividual glory ii they can do it with
out Jcopardizing the chances OF the
sists that his men should sacrificc In
diNidual glory for the greater glory
OF Cornell victory. MoakIcy makes
ms men work for points not for rec
"rds And because the athletes have
0h"Eed the Moaklcy mandate, thev
nave triumDhcd six times in eleven
ears over an average field of twenty
starters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-09

Reliable Al Russell got married
Yesterday, ana that accounts for the
pyrotechnic exhibition at Broad street
Park in the afternoon
1T wasn't q ball game-!t was just
a plain celehration--and those Climb
ers did everything In one inning that
uucntly. Benedict ~ was not required
L. pitch to win The game was pack
cd i'm ice then and there. eight runs
heiUc registered I'm the opening cnap-
ter The final count stood - TO : with
INC Cauucks trailing. Three OF the
lnus made 10y Toronto cHlu", too, ar
tar Russell had been sent home 10 his
vaitin" bride
Never was there such a surprise as
that given hy the Richmond hits yes
'ardav Tn" fans hoped for aud OK
rectcd q win but little did they anti
cipato thu frichtful slaughter Of the
Innocent Leafs The locals jumped
INT" the fray In deadly earnest, rctir-
iug IN. Canadians before they had
'aEer second breath with a quick
donnie p!ay Then they individually
strobe - the plato and did things 10
IN. reputation Of Nj. chobek, the Gu
Home ~uns stolen bases. errors. wild
}u1.hs. passes hit batter. sacrifice ~.
strIke-uut, rotten decision. hit ty
Sohaufcle-!n fact. about everything
EYER seen in % game all came IN that
frame -iN hits were made, TWO passes
issued one batter hit ana two errors
uuccl k.d Thos" coupled with q few
other hIr@s. Melted an octct'e ut
.iusscl was never in better form.
.' hsll tn. Leafs To Cour hits T. SOW
.!ugS only two runs were made
oG bus delivery, and these were hard
j. his fault only one 81 the swats
by Coercham. 49, raljfyod I.uQue, and
wcut f1r ,hrc-.- h,--- ONLY tire. men
faced Russell iu ea"h OF nv" innings
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Select Eastern Swimming Team.

NEW NO1EN. july H.-The SeIeCtlOn
Of al l.. Downs, Metropolitan high
diving champion: l.. j. Goodwin. hold
er of the national swimming title for
the mile and one-half mile, and JOS
eph Whcatley, as representatives OF
the East in the national swimming
championships at the Panama Pacific
Exposition were announced to-day. No
attempt will be made TO send an east
ern competitor in the short distance
races against Duke kanahamnku
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-09

returns to third base when the team
is at home.
The Braves still profess to think
that they will so on another squirt.
SNch rs Won them the world cham
pi"nship last season. but they are not
50 cheStF IS they were At the begin
R'nE OF tn" season. The continued
wallopncs they have been getting is
h'vinninG 10 tell on their confidence
President Comiskey. Of the Chicago
Nhlte son, says that when he built tho
new White Son park he did not think
any on" would ever hit the ball over
:iiei recently performed. He says he
docs not believe that any one in the
business hits harder than Brief. and
that he looks COR him to prove ono
OF the teams most valuable hatsmcn
Tn" fu,ility OF trying TO pick col.
le@ia'c baseball championship is evil
doutlE now appreciated by New York
scilhes. They admit that IL is pos
sihlc but that both Brown and West
Point have shown the most consistent
~ strong game.
Hushie Jennings wants wallv
Schang on his Detroit club. The Mack
AK that !S hanging over the heads OF
several Of the veterans on the Atm
!!etics mas got Jennings started on the
inet OF getting Schang. II is not
likely. however that Hughic Will get
what he wants, for 1t is not thought
Mack will let Schang 20 GONNA
thinks WaIlv Viii be the man to iii
The thirG-hasc gap.
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PIRATES BLANK PH|LL|Es
WITH AID OF BLUNDERs
rntsbursh Wins Opening Game Of
oeries' When Team Fields Poorly
In Second Frame.
MANIAUX WAS IN GOOD FORM
ruiieo Gut OF Tight Situations in
Eishth ana Ninth Innings-Pirates
Only Had Two Assists I'm Whole
OF Game.

PHILADELPHIA. July S.-Pittsbureh
won the opening game OF the series
here to-day, TO 0. the visitors. RIM.
being due to plumbers i'm the GeId D."
Philadelphin in the second Inning. Ma
mhuN had the home team at his mercy
except III the eighth and ninth inninp.
when he pulled out of tight situation.
pittsburgh had only two assists both
had only three put-outs at FIRST Srore.
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Bathing Suits

You'll be wanting a Bathing
Suit very soon, now.
There's lots Of comfort and
pleasure in tossing and tumb-
ling about in the big waves, if
you're inside good Bathing
Suit.
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Golfers Hurt nj u,n,c

'JITaV VITID, July N-UaroII
Weber, Toledo crack golfer who was
entered IN the Central States meet nj
week through the newspapers. In /.
collision with swinging door AT HE
home here. he injured his knee so
Daaly mat he cannot walk. He may
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Colored Nine, pIuy To-Do,

The An-lnsurancc and Mail Carriers
two local tcams-will cross bats at
iiovey Park. Virginia University. to-
DAY. These teams are among the best
amateur teams in the city. \ good
game Is expected. The public is in
vited. No admission will be charged.
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Michigan CuI.t ncot. yye.t.r,cr

DETRO1T, July S.-C1arenCe .Jnck-
son. Michigan's three cushion billiard
champion, this afternoon defeated r..
solomon, Pacific Coast titlcholder, in
the first block Of 200 point match,
30 to 81 i'm 65 Innings. High .uns:
jackson, Q; Solomon, 8.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-09

BATTLE CREEK, MICH, July S.
Outficlder Patrick Duncan, of the dis
banded Battle Creek Southern Michi-
gan League club. left tonight for
Philadelphia. where he will Join the
Pittsburgh Nationals
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Polo Chnmplon.hips postponed.

CHICAGO, july S.-The opening
game In the mid-Western polo cham
pionship tournament was again post
poned to-day until tomorrow because
of tho soggy condition OF tho field.
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Battcd for Eixcy In eighth.
ran Tor Paskcrt in eighth.
Iltan for Crnvath In ntnfn

score by innings
Pittsburgh q . n n n n n n ~;
hiianeiphia 800 o 0 % o o o %
~, ou' ,ry: Runs--Baird. Wagner
S,oip"s hits-J ohnston, luderus
Iio'cn bascS--J ohnston Collins Dou
81 ~, prraaiE.s-'crayath and Byrne: Niehofr
".Ciolt ana Luderus. Sacrifice hIt-
.arGH Bases on balls-off Na,nnux I.
81, KiNey, OFF BaumIartner. j. Iefi
:" H. satrriibtsburrh, 4; Philadelphia.
"a pa ,au,,neartncr, none in l. Struck our,
a. ~ MaihauN. ?: by Kixcy. . Umpire.
S"isie! and Ortiz Time, 1870 -
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kcIchner to Mnnngc 1.oucI

LDWELL. MASS, July s.-Charles
ST. Louis Americans. has been are ,ne
no.n.cn manager OF the loca! team Of
INC Hc"' England Baseball League. II
was ANNOUNCED 10 .har e' ~
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TORONTO.

Score by innings; H.
RICHMOND IS u -.
Toronto $50. 90 q ] o. .
summary: rwo-bnsr hits-Schnu-
fcIc, NrrnEon. Williams, Bntcs.
Three hnsc hits-COCrCh1n Home
ruus-Ilutcs, Jordan. Sacrifice fly
Thomson. stolen basrS-Arragop
t2I. Schnufclc. Russell. Double
plnys-,Iurdan; Fcwstcr tn ArrnGon
10 Jordan. Nits-on I.uuuc, q in ~
innings: OF RuSscll, innings.
Dnscs on bnlls--by inuur. =: by Cue
rclan. =; by Russell, !; by Meadows.
a. ISuttcrS hit-hy Luuuc. iiealy.
struck out-by ImUur. I: ny tocrc-
hum. -: by Russell. u: by Meadows,
=. Wild pitchcS-i.uqur- Lett on
nSrs-ItichmOnd. :; Toronto. u.
Time Of game. hours. mpirrs,
StUrkdnlc and Harrison.
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Rms Aust before the n of the game Yesterday it
10 be
popular ,Wrr having been married early Yesterday
and
immediately this where will temporary
pleasure hush
of n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-09

Bathing Suits of m e d ium
weight Jersey cloth. Plain or
Silk striped. Variety Of color
ings.
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Baseball Results
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE,

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
. Toronto at RICHMOND.
Montreal at Harrisburg.
Rochester ut Jersey City.
Buffalo ut Providence.
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NORTH CAROLINA LEAGUE

GAMES YESTERDAY
Greensboro. I; Raleigh, ..
Durham Winston Salem trnin)
Chnrlotte-Ashcville (rain).
STANDING OF CLUBS
W. L. Pct W. l.. Pct.
ircen.h'o 1000 Raleigh 30 / 900
hshrviiie 1000 W.-Salem % 900
Durham 800 Charlotte % / ono
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Winston-Snlcm nt Durham.
Ashcville at Charlotte
Raleigh at Green.boro
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Pittsburgh, 9: Philadelphia, o.
Gan others rnin.)
STANDING OF CLUBS.
". ]. Pet. W. L. Pct.
Chlcngo 40 90 $50 Brooklyn ..33 SO .47S
rhiln. SO 81 .531 Cincinnati 80 81 AGO
~. Louis. 81 IS .52l New York. 80 "a .4GD
Pittsb'Hh 30 "a .5O1 boston -. 80 80 435
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Cincinnati ant New York.
Chicago ut Brooklyn.
~. Louis mt Boston.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Petersburg Mt Norfolk.
Rocky Mount at Suffolk
Portsmouth mt Newport New.
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returns 10 third base when tho team
Is at home
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Dunn was back in uniform yos,cr-
day, but stuck To tho dos, house from
whence cam" ms mcludious tenor at
frequent intervals.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Buffalo mt Brooklyn.
81. Louis AT Pittsburgh
Kansas City at Chicnco
tOniy three Echcduled)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-09

Buck o'ifrien viii hurl araius, the
Leafs today, and Buck hopes to Iupli
.1'" his fin" work of Monday when he
h'inbicd the league leaders Norris
ct" and Russell VIII handle the
o"Ihl"-hcndcr Tomorrow afternoon
.Imns hcEin 81 gao md 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-09

In nvo trips 10 the plate Saturday.
jenkins, the reliable short nosition
man FOR the Howitzers, swattcd out n
homer and two singles.