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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-10
At the Iheaters
WILLIAM sIsTO, ITALIAN
NONOIOGIST, LYRICS FEATURE

The old-tinae minuets--the sort our
Srandmothers used to dance anu 'he
waltz songs they piroutted arouha u
tn stately garb are charmingly present
"a hv the Krusaders, who are the
headiiners on the Lyric Theater Dali
thia week. The team Is made up OF
a WAN and A. woman, who wear the
old fashioned costumes gracefully and
NAV. sing and dance delightfully."-. Ine
man In a violinist of high order, ana
the lady. who scores several points as
a Quick -change artist. is very. very
dainty and also quite pretty.
Gallagher and Martin have eiever
song and dance sketch and pun many
gyy,9 gags I'm ar entertaining manner.
w. w. and Charles Potts nave
laughable farce they call a Double
Troubles" the climaxes OF which are
based on their remarkable resemoiance
To each otlher-so remarkable that
the bride of one--Miss Mabel Kelly
cannot tell her husband from his
brother. Miss Norma Naylor, rs the
maid. assists in the fun-making,
william Sisto. the Italian monologist
has an accent that betrays his na-
tionality and that fact. coupled with
his naive mannerisms, helps TO keep
the audience in continuous uproar
at mis- ouips, which are down to date.
He 10 easily the feature of the bill,
though Lyric patrons have not seen q
better coterie OF tumblers than the
seven Romas since the season opened.
These Greeks are wonderfully muscu-
lar. agile fellows and perform some
wonderful athletic feats, particularly
the one-hand head balancing.
The pictures, as usual. at this popu-
lar theater are up to the minute. the
screen showing recent news happen
ings In detail. and the latest pictures
OF the war. There will be an entire
change Of bill Thursday, but lovers OF
vaudeville should see the opening bill.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-10
BUTTON DAY WILL BE
OBSERVED NEXT WEEK
rams Of Richmond VIII Have Chance to Help the Richmond
Club Out Tts Financial Difficulties and Incidentally
Keep It In International League.

, know Just how much interest is being
manifested In the movement. II is be-
| Ing talked on the street corners. and
all are planning to turn out en- masse
to see the yirginians wailop the Jer-
sey City Pests In the double header.
Many have alreadypromised to pur-
chase the buttons, and IL IL believed
that those men who will dispose OF
them will experience little trouble In
getting the necessary money.
Some people OF Richmond do moi
| realize the advertising value of the
baseball club. When Richmond was
| in the Virginia League papers in vir-
ginia and the larger cities of North
Carolina carried the results of the
games in this circuit. But now the
name OF Richmond 10 daily before read
ers all over the country. All of the
metropolitan dailles carry the results
of the games In the international
League, and practically all of the well
knnwn, publications OF New York. Fi7fl-
adelphia and Boston carry the box
| scores. not to say anything about the
large cities In the Barrow circuit. Then
there are thousands OF scoreboards
Throughout the country on which the
name OF Richmond Ia shown daily. II
the people OF Richmond should let the
local franchise be torn from their
grasp they would not reap that, and
would give the people Of other cities
a chance to laugh over that fact that
Richmond was unable to support club
| In Glass A ranks.
Fans. here is an opportunity TO dis
play your patriotism and civic pride by
buying a button.
The buttons will also be placed on
sale at various soda fountains In Rich
mond. All who desire to purchase the
| buttons and who are not approached
by any members of the committee can
communicate with the sporting editor
lof The virginian. who win give them
a list of those from whom the tickets
can be purchased.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-10

Providence. Aug. 9.--Despite the
Pact that they were outhit by the
Grays, the Richmond yirginians came
from behind this afternoon, scored
pye runs In the closing frame and ad-
Enintstered the Providence boys a
PtinEing defeat. The score was 9 TO 3.
With the score standing 3 to 1
against them. the Richmond FASTENERS
fame back at the home team In the
hinth inning and succeeded in register
ng Ave tallies. putting the game on
CO for them. In this frame Oeschger
'vAs as wild as march hare, walking
fhree men and hitting another. Those.
coupled with a hit by O'Donneil and
costly niiscue by Fabrique, caused
he Grays' downfall. The virginians
karnered their initial run in the open
ing inning as the result of three
traight walks by Cooper, who was
aiken out at this juncture and sue
eeded by Oeschger. An infield out
ave the Richmond team it's first run.
fter the three men had been passed.
Oesehger pitched great ball until
he ninth, allowing the Richmond
eam three safeties. but he was un-
bile TO pull himself together In the
Ast frame. which caused his down
al.
Thompson got two of Richmond's
Tits. while ODonneli, Richmond's sen-
Afionai young catcher, Clipped in
nth the third one. ana II came when
was needed most Richmond play
"a erroriess bali.
The tabulated score follows:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-10
mike" HEALY MAKING
GOOD WITH ATHLETICS

Philadelphia. Aug Eft Is too early
to tell for a certainty that Tom
pHealey. the Altoona boy. who came
direct 10 the Athletics from the Uni
versity OF Pittsourg. has cl!nched the
third base post, but he has more than
made good in the Ave games played
here.
The youth has an ideal build for q
third baseman and handles the hard
est kind OF chanches with remarkab BILE
smoothness. He can knock down base
hits on either side OF him and In espe-
ciaiiy fast in scooping up bunta In
the matter of putting the ball on a
runner. he does IL al gracefully and
with the sureness Of veteran. AL
ready he looks like q better fielding
guardian of the hot corner than the
Grant !, franklin BAKER. y.asssss.
AS manufacturer OF base hits the
youth appears to be just as finished
al he is in his fielding. For a re-
cruit, who never had experience In the
minor leagues. Haley Is about the most
polished hitter that has Joined the
Athletics since the coming of Baker.
Healey received some valuable
training a few weeks ago under Jack
Dunn. of the Richmond virginians..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-10

Rocky Mount, N. c.. Aug. 9.-Four
to one was the windup of well played
game in which the Tarheels chased
OF with the big end against the Nor
folk club this afternoon. Despite
weather conditions that were far from
suspicious, both clubs performed err
rorlessly and q perfect fielding exhi-
bition was characterized by frequently
sensational plays in which Steinbren-
ner for the visitors. and Goosetree
for the Down Homers, claimed the
honors of their respective clubs. .Foiles,
at first base for the visitors, took
sixteen OF the twenty-four putouts
made by his club. Craft lacked the
effectiveness in the pinches and con-
nected hits worked mis- undoing. while
league was as steady as a clock and
never once allowed two thumps within
an inning.
The box score.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-10

From present indications button
kay," which win be observed by the
aSehali enthusiasts Of Richmond ana
hcinity Tuesday. August IL. win be q
hccsss from every standpoint. a
RAeting Of some Of the loyal fans was
the National State and City Bank.
"A arrangements for the big day were
arfected
These buttons. which win be sold for
each, will be accompanied by q ticket
Ihich viii entifle the holder of same
either Of the games next week.
i've the one on Saturday Button
ay. will be held next Tuesday. but
wing to the fact that some of those
Who purchase the buttons will be
liable TO attend the double attraction
that day between the virginians
ia Jersey City skeeters, they will be
lowed 10 come on either of the three
blowing days. "Wednesday, TssaEeday
nd Friday.
The Richmond club is badly In need
funds and IL Ave thousand but
bns are sold 1t will help the Rich
ond Exhibition Company out OF its
nAnciai difficulties and incidentally
can that this city will retain Its
anchise in the International League
club In the Barrow organization. ana
bbody wants to see the club trans
rrsd to some other city. Even those
no do not care for. the national
stime recognise the advertising value
the club and have signined their
tentions OF doing everything In their
bNer to assure its success for the
ason ana make II q permanent fx-
re 10 the capital of the Old Dominion
Henry Hotchkiss Chairman.
Prompted by his civic pride, Henry
otehkiss, who is cIassed with Rich
ond's wide. awake citiEens. and who
~ one OF the hrst to suggest the
hutton Day to relieve the present
rancfal situatfon OF the local ball
~. has been made chairman OF the
~ committee. 1t was decided at the
Aeting yesterday to make syste-
atlc canvass Of the city and In this
~ dispose Of the buttons He has APP
United thirty-two wide-awake men to
~ chairmen OF the various commit
ctions OF the city. Those who were
med are: c. r. Brunette. John ].
EombIe, r. w. Williams. r. Lynn
acker. Warren Goddard. w. M. Addi-
m. B. 8. Forbes. H. w. Rountree
81 Speights. A. Lee Straus, Brans-
IA FULLER. Randolph Cardoxa, John
Cary, Fritx Sitterding. Jr.. Same
kinSon. Burley Anderson. Oscar
akey, W. Harrison Blair, Ben Mel
n. Donneiiy Addison. Morton Graves,
m W. Moore. Edward Wright, r. L
cconneli. J. T. Planetary. Hugh Me-
-. w. j. Parrish, W. q. Sales, r. Il
GatIer Archie Richardson. Anthony
- and W. NJ Andersen. II II very
~ hie that additional chairmen will
anpointed by Mr.. Hotchkiss befcs !
.Sresday. at which time they will
placed on sale.
rhe above named chairmen will Sc
n their own workers. making some-
mn ike 100 In all. They will 50
- fhe entire city. sincluding South
shmond. Church Hill. Fulton and the
emily annexed territory and they
III make every effort to disposs Of all
Duftons. They viii arrive wednes-
morning and Mr.. Hotchkiss will
mo diately distribute them to the
brkern, who viii begin to canvass
chnnond at once.
Mueh Intexsst Manifestedr
Alth6uxh the announcement Of the
aff0N Day. VS. not made until SUM
!, = ~ ri 1ro0l6 ~ SaxnS3ain9 fo
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-10

A Little Tennessee DarICey In Ohio.
He had come from Tennessee to
an Ohio town. His father was en-
ployed on a certain big Jersey stock
farm. This little darkey. about seven
years old. had been well trained in
his habitat In Tennessee. He knew
his place, but one fine morning ne sat
In one of the swings in the porch Of
his fathers employer. The tempta-
ton was too great for him. and into
that swing he went. Presently a lit
tie neighhoring white girl. about his
age. brought up where there were
practically no negroes, came up and
took seat beside the boy.
Very quickly the little darkey said:
sYou git out of dis swing and git In
de otf'r one" The little girl asked
why. He responded quickly. Use
- Niger, and Use rum Tennessee, and
down dar niggers dcn't ca. wild white
folks: you GIT In de oth'h swing. !
tells YOU" The little girl insisted that
his being Niger didn't make any
differences. and the little fellow made
further explanation.
However. the Girl had her way
and soon they engaged In playing
"Ridin' on de train. as the little
darkey expressed II. He directed the
little girl TO get into the other swing
the white folkses' k'yar'" and he'd
ride In the other swing, the Jim
Crow k'yar.' He called ont station af-
ter station. ana then suddenly rose
up In his "k'yar" and shouted. ssCin-
cinnati! Cincinnatis AL de nisxers Gil
In de white folkses' ksyar. ana wtte,
q bound. IeAped into the swine &C.
onnlad ~ ~ iittls xhdts xiE ~ &
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-10
ORPHANS LOSE CONTEST
BY ONE RUN MARGIN

Norfolk, Va, Aug .s.-Short's gal
Top down the first base line settled
the game between the Truckers and
the Orphans this Afternoon. 1t was In
the ninth inning with the score tied
that st. Martin singled. Hurley hit
a high fly to center that was taken
care of. Parmaiee fumbled Crowelis
grounder and st. Martin and Crowell
were safe. Then Short came through
with a one-base blow to right that
sent St. Martin across the plate with
the winning tally. The score was 3
to 2.
The box score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-10
AIKEN REDBIRDs ARE
WINNERS OVER TIGERS

Narrangansett Pier. r. l.. Aug. g.
The Aiken Redbirds defeated the Aiken
Tigers today 10 to "a In the frst
event for the Atlantic cups The IT,
gers outplayed their conquerors in
every department Of the game and had
1t not been for the ave goals handicap
awardd the Birds there would have
been . different story to tell.
Only In the frat two chukkers, when
goals by Gordon. whitney and Cooley
put the Redbirds well in the lead did
they show any form. After that the
Tigers improved noticeably at aggres-
sive team play, and clean drives char.
acterixed their work during the re-
mainder Of the contest
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-10
EXTRA INNING GAME
IS WON BY TIGERS
Joe Boehling and Doc Ayres Pitch
Fairly Good Hall. But Detroit
Wins, 5 to 3.
RED sox DEFEAT ST. LOUIS
Yankees and Indians Battle TO Stand
stiIl In Abbreviated Game. Wnhe
Chicago Ronaps Away With Victory
Over Philadelphia.

washington, Aug. s.-Detroit won
from washington In the Thirteenth IN
ming today. when with the score tie'
Cobb an Crawford out OF the way;
Veach doubled, Burns singled, ano
Young tripied, placing the final figures
S to 3.
Score by innings: H. n e..
Detroit 600 003 900 coo 2--5
Washington a
100 600 900 900 0-3 IL 2
Batteries: Dauss ana Stansse'
Boehiing, Ayres and Henry. Umpires'
Dineen and Nallin.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-10
AUTO OWNERS PUT
SIGNS ON ROAD

The Richmond Automobile Club has
rendered good service to the auto
mobile owners In posting the road
from Richmond 10 Fredericksburg
with large white enameied mileage
signs Seven members Of the club,
headed by Mr.. Il. C.. Peiouze, made
the trip on last Saturday in two cars
and put up these twenty-seven- inch
signs on iron posts all the way be-
tween Richmond and Fredericks-
burg,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-10
HOW TOWN A FORD
FOR 81

start a mutual Ford Purchaainx Club
in your locality; your commission
should buy you q Flord in a few weeks.
We will furnish you with specimen
copies Of purchase plans. circular lat
tiers etc. which with insure success
on receipt OF 81. Money refunded II
not perfectly satisfied.
OWN A FORD THIS SUMMER.
''"'''' '""'se"e @"E"' E'fxTriy ASHTON.
ara Broadway.
New York City.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-10
MONTREAL II WINNER
OVER BUFFALO HERD.

Montreal, Aug. Sin game that
went only six innings. Montreal de-
fented the Buffalo Bisons by count
Of 2 to o. Beebe was hit hard in the
opening frame. while Dowd was prac-
ticaliy invincible. allowing only two
hits.
Score by innings: H. n u
puesio 200 600 2 /
Mortral 200 o0s--2 s 0
Battsries--Beebe and Lalonge; Dowo
and Howiey.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-10

Summary; Stolen bases--Schumaker
2; Goalby and Crisf. Two-base hit
Crist. First on baiis---On Web. q:
of Hamilton, Q: OF Graham. 8. Struck
out-By webb. Q; by Hamilton, g.: by
Graham. I. Hit by pitcher--Schumaker
by Hamilton. Left on bases---Newport
News. 5: Suffolk. S. wild pftch---webb.
Hits--On webb, 4. Double plays
Hopkins to Lake; Poh to GoaIby 20
Henry. Time OF game--1:47. Umpire
--Vitter.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-10
ROF-F Is EASY FTCKxNG
70 THE TORONTO LEAFS.

Toronto. Ont, Aug. s.--Toronto shut
out Rochester In the opening game OF
their final series OF the season this
afternoon, The score was to o. L4u-
aue pitched n very steady game for
che locals. allowing only four hiss
and one base on balls. Hon was easy
for the Leafs. who gathered their hits
in punches,
Score by innings: r. II. ID.
Rochester ,...... eco 900 oep--0 /
Toronto $50. .020 101 e0s--4 10
Batteries-Hon and Williams; Luque
and Kelly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-10

scored.
Score by innings: r.
Summary: Two-base hits--winston,
Damrau ca Cueto (2), Gust. Home
runs-Donoyan. Stolen bases--Gust
f2), 81. Martin. Bases on bails---OH
Causey. 8. left on bases--Orphans.
6: Portsmouth. Z. Struck out--By
Portray, :; by Causey, l. Time. 1:40.
Umpire, Bussey.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-10
SUFFOLK TIGERS WIN
FROM sHIPBUTLDERs.

Especial to The Richmond virginisn.)
Newport News. Va, Aug 3.---Suffo1k
today defeated the locals to I. Man
ager Carnes started the game with
Webb, Tarheel countryman, in the
box, which 10 mainly responsible fer the
above mentioned score.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-10
May RETIRE 10 THE URAI4s.

Russians Determined On Victory, II
II. Costs the Last Man.
PetrogTad, Aug e.--The general
committees appointed to organise In
dustries for military purposes began
their labors yesterday under ths prssi-
dency OF Alexander GuchkoE. former
|ly president OF the duma. Representa-
|tiyes of all parts Of the empire attend
ed the committee meetings.
Addressing the committees, M. Ria
|bouchinsky, the Moscow millionaire.
said: I'VE shall retire. II necessary.
|shalI nght "a tho last man. hut ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-10

Alexandria, Va, Aug. 9.-The plant
of the Old Dominion Glass Company
will resume operations. after the an
nual summer closedown. September Z.
improvements now are being made at
the plant.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-10

4: Rocky Mount, 6. Sacrifice hits
Steinbrenner. Goosetree. Two-base
hits-whitted. Thrasher. Flynn. Bit
tie. Snyder. Edwards. Three-base
hits-Wratten. Double plays-Mc-
Mahon to Steinbrepner; Edwards to
wratten to Snyder. Struck out-By
Craft, 0; by league. g.. Base on balls
OFF Craft. l.: league, .. Hit by
pitcher-By Craft. (uoosetree).
Passed balls-Stewart. Time of game
--1:35. Umpire. MCGOWAN. Weather
threatening. grounds wet. Attendance.
225.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-10
Tntcrnal Revcnue Recelpts.

Internal revenue receipts TOR July
compare favorably with those OF the
same month In 1914. They show q
slight increase over those OF last June.
The duties were:
Cigars, $aS.345.To; spir!ts, s4s.-
.sli, g.; tcbaccc. aae. 600 .0t: beer. 4 IL
'Ess.ko. ina 413eceIAneon4 ~ z1lxe4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-10
standing of Clubs.

! Games To-day.
Boston In st. Louis.
New York In Pittsburs.
Brooklyn in Chicago.
Philadelphia in Cincinnati
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-10
Standing OF Clubs

Games Today.
ST. Louis In 4Buffafes
Chicago In Newark.
Kansas City in Brooklyn.
Pittsburg in Baltimore
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-10

Results Yesterday.
Buffalo. s.; Pittsburg, 8.
St. Louis. 3; Baltimore, O.
Chicago, Q: BROOKLYN. /.
Newark, 4: Kansas City, 0 (nrst
game).
game).
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-10
MARY MILES MINTER
FEATURES AT COLONIAL

Mary Miles Minter, sometimes spoken
OF AZ the greatest child actress in the
world, Ia at the Colonial today. Nc
more need be said. Where Mary M
Minter liz to be found Richmonders
in large and multiplying numbers will
be seen.
Always In the Way the photoplay
In which Miss Minter is starred. Is
adapted from song by a famous
writer. To tell of It's meaning. III
Significance, the drawing power OF
Always in the Way" would be to spot
the film.
The phctoplay Ia excellent. the pro,
ducing effect even better. Go see
Always In the Way and sympathixs
with little Mary
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-10

Summary: Sacrifice hits-Thomp
son. Stolen bases-Onslow. McNallE
Shean. Two-base hits--Shean, r.
First base on balls--On Coftreli. q
off Oeschger 4: off Cooper, .. HITS
on Cooper. 0 in i-S OF an inning
Struck out--By Oeschger. q; by Cot
,yell. &. Batter h't--Oeschger
(Thompson). Double plays--Cottreil
to Arragon to Jordan; Shorten 20
Shean TO Onslow: Cottrell TO Jordan.
Wild pitches--Cottrell. Umpires-
Handiboe and Hart
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-10
Athletics Lose Another.

Philadelphia, Aug. S.-The White
Sox experienced little trouble in dis
posing of the Philadelphia Athletics
today. the score being to 4. The
Chicago bunch garnered four runs In
the first inning and put the game on
ice in the next two frames.
Score by innings: RH z.
Chicago 49,. All 900 o20-s IL
Philadelphia GOO 900 103--4 2 6
Batteries: Faber and Schalk; Majors
and Lapp. Umpires. Evans and Chill.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-10
TEAGUE VICTORIOUS
OVER NORFOLK TARS
Rocky Mount Gets to Verdict Over Crew of Mary Jane In
Game Marked By Sensational Fielding-C Craft Is Hit
Hard At Several Critical Moments.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

Results Yesterday.
Suffolk, 4; Newport News, /.
Rocky Mount. 4; Norfolk. 1.
Portsmouth, 8; Orphans, ..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-10
ABBREVIATED GAME IS
LOST BY BAL IM0RE

Score by innings: r. Fl. e.
st. Louis 50. 020 Ole 0o--3 8 /
Baltimore -. 600 600 O0---o
Called end OF eighth; rain.)
Batteries: Plank and Chapman:
Quinn and Owens.
Score by innings: r. Fl. e.
Chicago 100 00o o10-2 Q 0
Brooklyn -. 900 600 00l--1 IL
Hendrix and Fischer; Ftnneran, Up
ham and Fl. Smith.
First game:
Score by innings: r. Fl. E.
Kansas City :. 900 600 000--0 .
Newark $50. OLE 600 1os--4 8
Batteries: Johnson. Henning and
Brown, Moran and Rartdene. .,s, ..ss..aa
Second game:
Score by innings: r. H. e.
Kansas City :. OIL 900 ooo-2 3
Newark -. ORC 201 o0s-4 s o
Batteries: Main and EasterIy:
Kaiseriing, Billiard and Rartden.
Score by Innings: R.H. e.
Pittsburg -. 002 600 010--a IL I
Buffalo ...... 600 600 0Ss-e I ]
Batteries: Dickson. Knetzer and
OConnor; Schultz. Anderson, Bedient
and Allen, Blair.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-10
Standing of Clubs,

Games Today.
Norfolk in Rocky Mount.
Suffolk in Newport News.
Orphans In Portsmouth.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
Boston. 2: st. Louis. 0.
Chicago, s; Philadelphia, T.
New York, 1; Cleveland, tcalled
after fifth, rainy.
Detroit, s; washington, 3 (thirteen
innings.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-10

New York. Aug. 9.--Today's game
between the Yankees and the Cleve-
land Indians at the Polo Grounds re-
suited In a drawn verdict The score
was one apiece with two out In New
York's half OF the sixth when
thunder storm rolled up and inundated
the playing field.