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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-08
WASHINGTON IS CENTER
OF WIRELESS WAR GAME
Forty Hours Test of Communicate,
Resources OF Navy Eminently
Satisfactory.

WASHINGTON. May 7.-Washinet =
was the center to-day OF a wire!.
war game. In q forty hours test
the communication resources OF lhA
navy. which began on Saturday after
noon at o'clock. and concludes to-
morrow at S O'clock, actual war con-
ditions were duplicated Practical
demonstrations in directing warships
ut sea and naval movements on lands
were given by wireless telephone and
telegraph.
Secretary Daniels and Rear-Admiral
Benson talked by the wireless phone
with Captain Chandler, of the battle
ship New Hampshire. and directed that
ships maneuvcrs while fifty miles at
sea off the Virginia Capes. Captain
Chandler also talked from the New
Hampshire TO his wife In her home in
this city. and to the Great Lakes. ma
val training station at Chicago.
All routing orders of the Navy De-
partment during the "mobillzation"8
have been transmitted by the wire-
less telegraph or telephone. Many
dummy" messages reported move-H
ments of theoretical hostile fleets and
submarine fotillas. The navy heads
tciephoned to all the stations OF the
Pacific Coast. the Gulf and Atlantic
Coast. from Puget Sound to Ports
mouth. \. H. and the stations ex-
changed messages.
Secretary Daniels telephoned Cap
tain Chandler to return to the mouth
OF the Potomac River and partlcipa to
in tests which will be held with the
Annapolis Naval Academy, where John
j. Carly. who perfected the wIrelesa
telephone. will give demonstrations 10
the cadets on Monday afternoon ana
evening. Mr.. Daniels said tonight
that the wireless telephone conversa-
ton was clear ana distinct. He tx
pressed keen satisfaction over tbs
demonstration of the wire resources.
which could be utilized in case OF wa..s
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CLEVELAND IS SURPRISE
OF MAJOR LEAGUE RACES.
Indians Jump From Fifth Place to
Top of American League
Standing.
LONG GAMES FEATURE NATIONAL
EStra-Inning Contests on Old Circuit
Mark Work OF Past Week-Test
of Relative Strength Comes In, In
tersectional Series.

me sensational playing of Cleveland.
"hich won all it's games in the Ameri-
can League, was the feature of the
baseball race In the week just closed.
Starting in fifth position, Cleveland Vas
In hrst place at the end of the week
The rise of Washington also was rapid
Extra-inning games marked the week
In the National League. There were.
several shifts in the standing in the
older organization. Brooklyn being in
the lead when the week closed. The
first real test of the relative strength
of Eastern and Western teams comes
this week. when the Eastern clubs of
the National invade the West, and the
Western teams Of the American come
East
Brooklyn gained first place In tho
National League on Monday, lost 1t
tuesday and regained it on Wednes-
day. The hitting of Daubert and stem
gel and good pitching were factors.
Playing steadily in every department.
Boston held second place. after being
in the lead for one day Chicago broke
even on it's games for the week, hut
managed to retain third place. The
League champions. the Philade1phias
have dropped four games during the
week. Alexander won the only victory
for his team.
The hitting of Cincinnati improved.
and the Reds moved upward in the
race, chiefly at the expense of ST. Louis
The Cardinals battcd poorly.
Both the Pittsburgh and New York
teams batted hard, but neither seemed
able to win games consistently. One
contest won and four lost was the rec
ord for each. The Giants have becn
unlucky enough lose several eytrn-
inning games. Mathewson began his
sixteenth season Thursday. but lost To
Boston, to ., in ten innings.
In the American League, Cleveland
played we'll in the field; the pitchers
were in good form, and the batters,
especially Graney. Speaker and O'Neill,
hit OPPORTUNITY.
Washington gained the lead in mid
week by defeating Boston. only to lose
it on Saturday by losing to Philadel-
phia. Walter Johnson contributed his
usual victory.
Ability to win only one game out
OF three from Philadelphia caused New
York to break even on the week.. Bos-
ton also failed to do much, but kept in
the race.
Detroit did not win game until
department to keep up the splendid
work of the previous week. when they
finished in first place.
st. Louis, Chicago and Philadelphia
retain their positions. st. Louis broke
its losing streak on Thursday by de-
feating Detroit in thirteen innings.
Although still in last place, Phila-
delphia succeeded In winning three
games. Connie Mack's men shut New
in the week and did the same to Wash-
ington on Saturday.
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TWO TENNIS TOURNAMENTS
ON COUNTRY CLUB COURTS
Preliminary Round In WOmen'S Sin
giles Start This Aftcrnoon-lIen
Expect to Finish on Thursday.

Play in the tournament for the club
championship in women's singles will
start this afternoon on the courts of
the Country Club of Virginia. The
preliminary round will only take one
day. and it is expected that the tourney
will he completed on Thursday. Eight
couples arc paired for play this after
noon.
The tourney for the club champion
ship In mems singles has been In prog
ress since Saturday. The preliminary
round has been finished, and II is prob
able that the finals will be played on
Thursday. TWO days are allowed for
each round in this event Handsome
prizes will be awarded to the winners
Iii each class.
The drawings for the preliminary
round in womcns singles follow:
Miss Christian VS.. Mrs. Nelson. Miss
T.. Crenshaw VS.. Miss Anderson, Miss
Warren vs.. Mrs. Street. Miss Halves vs..
Miss d. Harrison, Miss Carter vs. Miss
Campbell. Miss Joynes VS. Mrs. Whit
lock Mrs. Crosby vs.. Miss w. Crcn-
shaw. Miss Cullingsworth VS.. Miss
CoEaS.
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With tho series now dcadlOcked.
Billy Smith and Tommy Leach are GO
ing TO exercise all Of the ingenuity
known to these veterans OF baseDa II
20 take the long end Rochester VIII
remain with us to-day and Tomorrow.
The teams to take both games to COP
the scries.
Richmond has already taken both
series In which IL has appeared SO far
this season. having won three out of
four from Buffalo and two out OF three
from Montreal. 1t is the air Of Billy
Smith to capture each of the four
home series before taking TO the road
but In Rochester he has found n real
stumbling block.
The Hustlcrs did not get going un-
I'll Thursday. when Rochester battcd
out u clean-cut victory over Newark
after dropping the Providence series
and losing three straight to the Ten
mites, This was the first reverse for
the Indians, who won all except that
game last week. The Hustlers came
here and nearly noscd out the BILL
smiths In the opening game. while the
work OF Ritter hal the local aggrcga-
ton helpless OF Saturday.
Baltimore and Newark played con-
sistcnt ball last week. Newark lost
its first game Of the season. but came
back strong In the last two days OF
the week. Baltimore went like a house
on fire. but fell before Toronto on
Wednesday and was humbled by the
Bisons yesterday at Back Bay.
Toronto and Rochester got off TO bad
starts. but indications point to
both aggrcEations being consdera bly
strengthened, Tommy Leach has a
walloping bunch OF youngsters, and II
Ritter Is half as good as he looked on
saturday. the Hustler pitching STAFF
has a valuable acquisition.
Jack Dunn is working strcnuously
cation looks formidable. Lefty Rus
sell. the $4,000 lemon. has Joined the
Birds. and yesterday landed for four
hits in his first game. The Baltimore
,wirlinR stan has been augmented by
me addition OF Bill Morrissctte. who
is really great pitcher when he lets
a CLEAN OF sense Kicker through his
noodle. Sammy Crane has also joined
The team. but is being held in reserve
Fautsch arrived last night. ana VIII
get into the lineup Immediately, and
IL he delivers the goods he stands Il
good show TO stick permanently. The
youngster is shortstop, and owing
20 the injury to Arraeon, will start
in that position. If he makes good,
AMI Nye fails to hit better, it is prob
able that the Cuban will be shifted
10 second, and Marty given a bench
warming job. Nyc has won a host OF
friends by his quiet. unassurninE ways.
and they are pulling hard for him to
measure up TO n double 4 job.
Gleason Ross will he sent at the
Iius,lcrs to-day. The former Colonial
Leaguers pitched a pretty game last
week. yielding only five hits. If he
can hold the visitors this afternoon 1t
is more than probable that the BILL
smiths will make up for some of those
lost hits on Saturday. If Gleason works
to-day, Ross will he held in reserve
for tomorrow.
liuenke or Hersche, with Brown. an
unknown. are the possibilities for
Rochester to-day. The vets are not
in the best OF condition, however, and
Brown may be given chance. He
was picked up last week by Leach.
and pitched good bail in his first
appearance.
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PREP TEAMS TO MEET
John Marshall High VIII Bnttlc Benc-
dirtine ut Byrd Pnrk
TO-MorrON.

john Marshall High School and Eene-
diCtine Military College Will clash to-
morrow afternoon in what is likely
to prove hot game OF baseball from
beginning to end. The game will be
n championships affair. and will be
staged At byrd Park. The Marshallites
arc at the present time out in front
in the race with two victories and no
defeats. The cadets are smartin.: uE-
der the defeat administered by the
Marshnllites in tho first game, ana are
determined to fight hard all the way
through.
Woodward and Stumpf will be the
probable battery for the Blue and
White. while tho cadets have William
son. Wood, or kelliher ready to call
upon for hurting duties. Schail will
doubtless wear the pads.
Hostilities will begin at o'clock.
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summer Show at Lyric.
An ideal warm-weather vaudeville
bill Is promised at the Lyric for the
frst half Of tho week, with a revival
OF Gilbert and Sullivan's merry, airy
comic opera, "The Mikado." rs big
feature. a clever company OF singers
will be seen In the cast. and the action
OF the famous opera bouffe Will BIO en-
livened by n beauty chorus, supplying
pretty and picturesque dances. Tho
Lightner Sisters and Newton Alexan-
der will also be prominent on the new
bill. Sensational acrobatic stunts In
midair will be the Offering of tho
Aerial Eddys. Nacry and Miller. black
face comedians, promise a laughing
act. with some good songs md DANCES
Fiske, Marlborough and Scott Will pre-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-08
IRON MASK is DEAD
One of Most Famous Sprinters OF AZ,
Times on the American t
Turf.
Especial TO The Times-D;snatcb

ISUct'hI 20 TIC TlmeS-D iSpatch.I
LEXINGTON. KY, May Iron
Mask. one of the most famous sprint-
ers of all times on the American turf,
died here last night of double pneu-
monia He was eight years old, and
was by Disguised Royal Rose. He was
bred ut Castleton, and was owned by
the late James r. Keene
In 1913 Iron Mask set the worlds
record for six furlongs at 1:I0l-5, md
reduced that mark 10 :09 3-5 at Juaress
the following winter At Juarez he
also set new American record for.
five and half furlongs at 1:oa as:
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ADJUSTMENTS
REAL THEATRICAL PREMIERE
AT THE ACADEMY OF MIL

Colleen" the new Irish comedy Of
romance, played Tonight for the first
time anywhere by the Price Players
distinct novelty n real theatrical nree
miere. With Patricia Collinge to create
the role OF the Limerick lass, and the
English hoy actor, Reggie Sheffield
brought from New York to play Patsy,
and n cast augmented by new members
OF the company. Colleen" Is certainly
right-up-to-the-m minute novelty that
should focus the attention OF tho Rich
mond public, and solidify tho artistic
success establiahed In a single week by
the high class organization assembled
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CARDS BLANK CINCY REDS

ST. LOUIS. May THE Cardinals
gathered only two hits to-day in their
1-to-0 victory over the Reds. Both
came in the fourth. With one out.
Long bounced a single off Toney's
glove and scored on MIXERS double.
Ames held the Reds to four hits, one
In the first, two in the third and one
in the fifth, retiring the last twelve
batters in row. Beck was injured
by Herzog in the second, when Her
zoE tried to steal. Roy Corhan played
his first game at short for the Cardi-
nails. Score:
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Return Dcfcrred Untu To-n,,

BALTIMORE. May 7.--Eearing they
might run into rainstorm in the
southern end of the bay, Lieutenant
Norman ID. Hall. or the United States
Coast Guard Service and Pilot Thomas
A. McCauley, OF the hydroaeroplane
which few hero from Newport News on
Saturday, decided to-day 10 defer their
return until tomorrow.
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LOOSE GAME AT BALTIMORE
TAKEN BY LEAGUE CHAMPS
Four Runs Scored In First without
Hit-Lefty Russell and Ritter
Swat Hnrd.

BALTIMORE, May 7-Loose fielding
played an important part in the down
fall OF the Orioles this afternoon at
Back River. when Patsy Donovan's
Bunalos won an eleven-inning battle,
~ to 8. The Birds made eight errors,
which accounted for most runs. The
Bisons scored four runs in the first
inning without the aid Of a base hit
four errors being responsible for the
tallies. Lofty Russell and Ritter. for
Baltimore. made four hits apiece, while
Jackson and Holmes, for Buffalo, made
three bingles. Score
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FIRE IN JACKSONVILLE
Destroys Piers OF East Coast Railroad,
Causing LOSS of Approx
mateIy 100000,

Especial to The es-Dfspatch.I
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, May Fire
that started at o'clock this evening
destroyed the piers of the East Coast
Railroad in South Jacksonville. and
caused Il loss of 100000. Several cars
loaded with lumber and six bargcs
loaded with lumber were consumed. A
mass of flames foated down the river,
endangering the piers OF tho Clyde
Line, the Merchants and Miners Trans-
portation Company and the e. o. Paint
or Fertilizer Company,
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sent II character comedy in one act. en-
titled "Paddy's Pension There will
he the usual supplementary notion
picture exhibits, including the news OF
the world In pictorial review, Euro
pean war and Mexican scenes, and two
amusing photo fnrceS
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INDIANS TAKE FIRM HOLD
CLEVELAND STICKS ON TOP
BY WINNING FROM CHICAGO
Takes Fourth Straight Game From So1.
Tigers Win From brownies
by Good Pitching.

CHICAGO. May 7.-Clevcland scored
four runs i'll the eighth inning to-day,
defeating the White Sox to . The
Indians runs were made on n base
on balls, three singles and a triple by
Speaker. Chicago outhit Cleveland -
to Z. and up TO the eighth had the
game won. 10 l. Score:
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FAUTSCH TO PLAY SHORT
FOR B|LLSM|THS TO-DAY
New Player Arrives Here From
Chicago and Will Fill Arragon's
Place for Several Days.
BILLY AFTER THIS SERIES
richmond Hopes to Take Next Two
Games From Observation-Disclosures or
Ross VIII Pitch This Afternoon.
Dope on International.
BILLY AFTER THIS sERIE
autsch Reports for Game

doc f'autxch, sent here by the CHI
Sn.i,h neupr. III, 10 n ,,.S,
action this afternoon, when he Will
play short. ArraEOD being on the
Injured Hist. FnutSch Inns good
record In scniiprofcHsI0naI ranks,
and has played prOfessiOnnl ball.
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HOMER WINS FOR PIRATES
PITTSBURGH BLANKS CUBS
WITH AID OF LONG DRIVE
Kantlchncr Holds Chfcngo to Three
lIits-CnrjiinaIs Only Get Two
Hits, but Heat ltcus.

CHICAGO. May 7.-Kantlehncr held
the Cubs to three hits to-day, the
Pirates shutting Chicago out. to 0.
In the fourth inning Carey hit homo
run over the right-feld fence. The
game was i.iarked by beautiful fielding
by the Pittsburgh team. Score:
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TIGERS FINALLY WIN

DETROIT. May 7.-Pitching superb
ly. with men on bases. Harry Cove
leskie defeated st. Louis, . to l, to-day,
thus breaking Detroits losing streak.
Detroit won in the sixth. when Cobb.
safe on Johnson's tumble, stole second
took third on Hartley's high throw
and scored when Burns doubled. Score
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TOO MUCH BUSINESS
CAUSE OF HIS SUICIDE


Especial to The Times Dispatch1
NGS-ON-HUDSON, \. Y, May
7.--Too much business Is ascribed by
friends as tho cause OF suicide by AL
fred w. Fuller, aged siXty-six years,
OF this town, Tonight. He had been
brooding because he had more paint
Ing contracts than no could handle,
labor being scarce. After dinner to.
night he won't upstairs and shot him
self, dying almost Instantly,
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South Atlantic League
RESULTS YESTERDAY,
Columbia. IL: Montgomery, &.
t0n1y one game schcduicd.)

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY,
Columbia ut Montgomery.
Albany ut Charleston.
Columbus ut Augusta.
MurOn ut ,Juclisonyil
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Something for Almost Nothlur. :.

Only $3.50 round trip to Norfolk SUM
days via Norfolk and Western Raif-,
way. beginning Sunday. May 1ith.
Two fast trains, leaving Richmond $40;
n. NJ, and 3!66 a. II. FetuFHia1. sssTS;
Norfolk AIS F.. NJ, and TAO r. ~.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Petersburg mt Rocky Mount.
IIopcwcii ut Nnrfolk.
Portsmouth at Newport New
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STANDING OF CLEBs

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Toledo at Milwaukee,.
Louisville at ST. Paul
Columbus mt Kansas CITY,
indianapolis at MinneupoIis
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summary: Runs--Graney. Turner. O'Nell.
Collins. Felsch, Three base hits-t;a ndii
Sneaker: Struck ou,--by Cou,nbe. !: by
Eaber. |: By Williams. .: by Mitchell Z
Bases on bails-on Faber. !: off Counbc /
Double play-o'NeilI to Turner. stolen aase
10th. Balk-Coumbc. Umpircs, Evans and
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STANDING OF CLUB

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Memphis at Mobile.
Little Rock at New Orleans
Chattanooga ut Atinnta.
Nashville mt ISirminE har
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American Association

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Toledo. q: Kansns City. 1.
~. Paul. :; indianapolis. 3 Uen jnnincsl
Minneapolis. IL; Louisville, 3.
Columbus. =; Milwaukee, O.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Raleigh at AsheyilIe.
Winston Salem mt Greensboro.
Durham at CI,ariutt
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Cincinnati.
st. I.oiii.
Totals "a % - / Totals.
'nat,rd Tor Toney in eighth.

Scor" by innings r
st. Louis ...............N o -
CINCINNATI ..............0 @ q 90
Summary: Run-LonE. Two-ha hIt-Niil-
Ter Sacrifice hit-LonE. Stolen basrs-Brt-
~: N"nic Bescher. Double pla:-snyder 20
tcck. Bases on balls--On Toney 4: off Amcs
.; OF Schneider. L. Struck out-by Tonev
): by Amcs. .: by Schneider. l. EMPIRES
ODay and Orth. Time. 1911.
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Pittsburgh team. Score:
Totnis....3o % II Totais....32 3 81 IS 1
Ran for Doolan In ninth.
Score by Innings:
Pittsburgh o

Pittsburgh .............0 o OIL
Chicago ................0 90
Summary Run-Carey. Two-base hits
Barney. Lavender Zimmerman. Baird. Wag-
ner. Home rup.-Carey. Bases on bails-of
Lavender. l. off kantiehncr. 3. Struck out.
by Lavender, !, by Kantlchncr. /. Sacrifice
hit--Wiison stolen basc-F'lack. Umpires,
KLEIN and Emslia Time LAO.
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by f. d. Price for summcr-evening en-
tertainment.
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International League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Newark Montreal twet Erounds).
providence Toronto train).
Buffalo, IL: Baltimore, y.
(Other Gnme not schetluled.l
STANDING OF CLUBS.
N'nr ,l

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Rochester at RICHMOND.
Montreal at Newark.
Toronto ut Providence
Buffalo nj HnIfinN N,
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STANDING or CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
New York at Boston.
Westinghouse PhiIndcIphin.
tOthcr games not schct
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Southern Association

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Nashville. D; Atlanta, 1.
Mobile, {: Memphis, ..
New Orleans. II; Little Rock. 9.
(Only three Sumrs Schctlulcd.)
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Summary: Runs--Kopf. Miller, Lamar (c).
Fcwster. McAvoy. Haley (2), Badcr (2>.
M rom oNe TM% ss sRas
sell, Lamar. Jackson, Holmes. Mcdonald,
Bates; Sacrifice .e hits-Hoimes Bsder Bases
Knowson. a off Thormahien. 3. Hit by
pitcher-by Bader. (Fcwster). Struck out
by Bader. 8 by Knowlson, 3: by ThorInah-
len, I. wild pitch-Bader Left on bases
baltimore. Il; Buffalo, 2. First base on
crrors--Baltimore. 3; Buffalo, 3. Time,
.:3o Umpires, Handiboe and Freeman.
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Detroit.

Totals....e7 ! % IL . Totais....32 I IL .
'Rattcd for Hartley in ninth
fBattcd for Wcilman in ninth.
tBaucd for Johnson in ninth.
Score by innings: n
81. Louis. 81 o 0-I
)etfolt .........-.-......l v y -
Summary: Runs-Vitt, Cobb, Miller Two
base hit-Burns. Struck out-by Covclcskic
,; by Wetiman; l.; Bases on hnIls--on Cove
leskie. 1; off Wciiman. g. Hit by pitcher
by Wci!man. (Veach). Umpires. Hide
brand and o'Loughlin Time, l:5l.
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American League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Detroit. .: st. Louis, !.
Cleveland, ); Chicago, ..
(On!y two games scheuulcd.)
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National League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Pittsburgh, 1; Chicago, o.
81. Louis, 4; Cincinnati, q.
tOnly two games schpLlulcd.)
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Baltimore.
40 IL

Totals. :. 81 1892 IS Totals Al IS 80 II 8
'Batted for Thorma hlcn in eleventh.
tiIummel out; hit by batted bail.
tBatted for Tyson In sixth.
Score by innings: n
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Tota!s....A % 10 Totals. 50 IL 81 II !
'Batted for Coumho in eighth
tBattod for Williams in ninth
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STANDING or CLUY

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Boston ut New York.
philadelphia Mt brooklyn.
Pittsburgh mt Chicago.
toniy three games scledulcd,)
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Virginia League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
mo games scheduled.)

STANDING OF CLUBS
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How They Stand This Morning
North Carolina League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
tNO games srhcduled.)

STANDING OF GLIB