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White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-06-30
Country Honored LAFAYETTE.

1t is said that republics are un-
grateful" That was not the case con-
corning Lafayette. Congress voted
him the sum of 100000 and town
ship of land; and, with the progress
sive development Of the United States,
the grateful American people named
after him many cities, towns and coun
ties, and erected monuments and sta
tues to his memory enough for any
measure Of ambition.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-06-30

Buying at long range creates com.
mercially the same conditions that are
so universally felt where absentee land.
lordism prevails" is a statement
credited to James J. Hill. He further
said that the local market in every
community is the key to the situation
and if farmers and local merchants
and business men should unite to
build up and maintain home trade 1t
would add wonderfully to the pros.
perity of them ALL Such cooperation
is part of the solution of the prob
lem of making country life more at
tractive and profitable
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-06-30
Mediation Talk,

Northumberland Calderon, the
minister from Bolivia, acting on be-
half Of several South and Central
American republics, will present to
Secretary Lansing an offer already
accepted "in principle" by General
Carranza to mediate in the crisis
with Mexico.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-06-30

what is he so angry with you
for?''
II haven't the least idea. We met
on the street and were talking just
as friendly as could be when all of a
sudden he fared up and tried to kick
me-"
"And what were you talking about?"
ooh, just ordinary small talk.
remember he said, I always kiss my
wife three or four times every day."
"And what did you say?"
II said 1 knew Of at least dozen
men who did the same, and then he
nearly had a fit"
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-06-30
charles Miles, Aviator, Killed.

Oshkosh, Wis.-Charles Niles, the
aviator, fell here Sunday while loop
ing the loop in war monoplane, and
died soon after. He was 26 years Of
age and was born at Rochester, N.
Y. Niles was married six weeks ago
in Seattle to Miss Lucille Goddard
of La Castle, Philippine islands.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-06-30
Killed Fighting Mexicans.

Douglas, Ariz.-William Robertson
and Thomas Snyder, Americans, were
killed in fight with Mexicans, IL
miles east of Nacozari, Sonora. An.
other but unconfirmed report said a
third man, John Watson, awatchman,
was killed
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-06-30

tones. l was get
ingworse every day.
I had chills, my head
would ache, I was
always tired. I could
not walk straight
because Of the pain
in myback and I had
pains in my stom-
ach. I went to q
doctor and he said I
must go under an
operation, but ]. did
not go. / read in
tho nonnr, an +
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-06-30

He-I wonder what the meaning Of
that picture is? The youth and maid.
en- are In tender attitude.
She-Oh, don't you see? He has just
asked her to marry him, and she Is
accepting him. How sweet! What
does the artist call the picture?
He Cooking about) l see, It's
written on the card at the bottom
"Sold."
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-06-30

The strongest asset for the future
welfare of the nation Is the small
towns and the rural farming popula-
ton. A population Of this kind has
at all times been the safeguard of
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-06-30

Sufferer have terrible toothache
and want something to cure 1t.
Friend-Now, you don't need any
medicine. | had toothache yester-
day and went home and my loving
wife kissed and SO consoled me that
the pain soon passed away. Why don't
you try the same?
Sufferer think / will. Is your
wife at home now?
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-06-30
East Side Guard There.

New York.-Fifteen thousand ma
tional guardsmen from the states Of
New York, Massachusetts, New Jer-
sey and Connecticut have landed on
the Mexican border.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-06-30
James I. PeII Dies.

Cincinnati, Ohio.-James T. Pell
who piloted the Robert E. Lee to
victory in her race with the Natchez
on the Mississippi river in June,
1870, is dead at his home in Coving-
ton, KY. He was 81 years old.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-06-30
WOMAN AVOIDS
OPERATION
Medicine Which Made Sur
geon's Work Unnecessary.

Astoria, N. "For two years I
was feeling i'll and took all kinds Of
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-06-30
SAVED BELL
FROM BRITISH
PatrioticP hilade!phians
Carried 1t to Allen
town, Where 1t
Was Buried

\ 70 INCIDENT of Revolutionary
Nj times finds more vivid and
dramatic contrast in this day
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-06-30

Chicago, June 27.-Theodore Roose
welt, in a letter read to the progress
i've national committee in session
here Monday, finally declined to &C
cept the presidential nomination OF
the party and strongly urged the bull
moose organization to support Chas
E. Hughes. The coloneps letter was
read by Oscar King Davis, secretary
of the committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-15
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES
First Day in Columbus Secs Fayoritcs
Hcatcn in Second
IfcHtS.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, August f4-Two
iirSt choices Russell Roy and The
Lark, were distanccd in second heats
of their races to-day Mt tho opening of
tho Columbus Grand Circuit meeting
The other favoritc, Derby Custer. won
lis event in straight heats.
iiuSScil Toy was slightly favored
over !udEc. ormonde for the 2:o5 pace,
hni the winner turned up in Leila
Intrhen. Of the Snow stable 1t was
al Russell boy, in the first heat. but
Judge ornondc won the second and
thlru, but was unable to stand Leila
i,atchen.s rush in the fourth mile. the
time being 2:0i IA, or the best of the
race. which is the first siX-hcat one
OF this grand circuit season snow 9
mare won the next two heats about
as she pleased.
straight sail: four-year- old mare
owned by j. g. Small, OF Cincinnati.
came on the Grand Circuit to-day for
IN" i'rai time, aud WAS always in front
ia the three heats OF her 2:IS trot.
Derby custer, Murphy-driven. was
200 class. pacing. three In five,
Leila I'atcncn. blk. m. by
,, Pans , !iro,hsr t;Sinow) ~ %
u. IT. :rctt, b. &. (t;l'ady).o 2ro
Fred Russell, b. g. dIrr-, a..
Po,rcro BOY. b. = Dan-
Russell Boy, II. s.. (I;dman) Il dis.
9:oii-i. 2:C7l-a. zoo H.
2:lS class. ;rotting, three in 1--WE.
purse 81 900:
Straishi Sail. II. m. by Main
sheet ,Swcaringcm ...........l | I
CoaStcss Mabel u. III. tCoX) ....G > 2
Aulsbrook. hr Ii. tValcntinc) 80 6
Eoya Kinney. The Amazing Lady,
sandy. kcr,ican, The Lark and AURA
Eel also ran
Time, 2:O91-a. 2:101-2. 2:101-i
2:i5 class. pacing, three i'm five
purse s 900:
Derby Custer ch. &. by Ed. Gus
,v ter MurIph%yD .,......;;;l. ! !
Contention H., h. Z. GDurfcc) ....2 4 )
Willis Woodland and Jimmy l.. also
ran, Time. 2:l0l-i. 200 -, zoo | 4
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sell Connie. ]. +. Campbell, second ):
Lady Avon. NJ. Q. Roush. third.
SARATOGA RESULTS

--Ultimatum. 40 CTroxlerJ. to 3.
out and out. won; Bul!y, ITO (Shill-
ihgs). to 2, TO 10 ana l to 3. sec
3. TO 8. third. Time, los. intrisuer,
Lord Byron. Riposta. Three Cheers.
Scarpia also ran.
Observation-Disclosures about two
Im,iieS-Bonny Laddie. 1913 cF, Will
Skibhcrccn. l42 Powers). to .. out
and out, second; Emerald Isle. 1873
Gkyan), Is TO ]. . to /. out third
Time: 4:2G2- Only three starters
Third-iive and half furlonss--
to 3, won; storm Nymph. 80 tPhillips)
30 TO ], to l, 4 to !. second: Marie
odile, ia tMcCahcy). 3 TO 4. I to .
out. third. Time. Los =. Running
Shot. Solveig. Chatter Box, odds and
Fourth-onc mile-Hank o'Day. lls
tGarnc), to ., even, to 9 won:
Chicklet. 10 81. McTaggarD, l6 TO S.
to >. 10 5. second: Dorcas 81 MIC.
4 4fes, 80 as e 10 1t to hate to third
Murphy, Grumpie. Ida Claire, Hoiroma
also ran.
Fifth.hvc and a half furlongs-
kens, III tMcCahey), II to 5. to 8. .
,ician. lI2 cMcAtee), 40 to l. II 70
: to 10. third. Time, :074-5 Shoot
ing star. Alberta True. Meditation, Re-
S;nia Our in In,e hsIiah. Venture,
Sixth-mlc and furlong.Ciif
Field, lo4 e.. McTaggarD, 2 to 9. TO
o. J TO 4, won; G. NJ. Miller. l12 fRut-
Weld. 3 to !, TO 5. l to .. second:
eEh to , iin 'Shiilingl. to !. . to
can. star Gaze, Stalwart Helen. Brave
Eob'S olga also ran.
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AMATEURS PLAY TO-DAY
Duplex and HonicbuiIdcrx Will Play
ON Tie at iiyrd Park This
Afternoon.

The Duplex and Homebuildcrs lead
crs in the Commercial League through
the ruling out OF the Havana Consuls.
VIII play off the tic this afternoon at
Byrd Park ut o'clock. Judging from
the showing OF these teams in past
performances this season. the game
viii be a battle royal from start to
finish
The showing OF the EIomebuildcrs
'h's season has been nothing short Of
rcna'imhic. Starting the season with
iour consecutive defeats. the boys got
together and determined ia play bet
ter ha!l Tie result of this de,crrn,-
nhtioL ana the acquisition of several
players has pulled them ep to the top
of tho ladder
ioiiiT and Blanton will be the OBJ
posing huricrS this afternoon. Io!
lii VIII toss them over for the Home
builders, while Hlanton Will oniciate
Tor Tho Duplex team. AS both pitch-
ers have been hurting fine bali this
season, the game promises to lie a
pitchers battle
The probable lineup this afternoon
Is rs follows: lIomcbuildcrs-Ie rrcs4
right fold: W. Baur, third base: Nor
gan. left field; TiEnor. catcher: T.
Eaur first base. y. iurch. short sion:
Ricketts,, second base; Rice. center
Held: Joiliff. pitcher Duplex-Isc;le.
second base; Liggon, short stop; Bcas-
Icy. catcher; Monroe. third base q;
Miller, right field: Bergin. left field :;
i.o"ery. first base; Suttcrlin. center.
h"!di BlantOn, pitcher.
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NEWPORT NEWS WINS
Cnri Rny About to Get by with So-Hit
''nmr When Fly Is
MisiudEcd.

NEWPORT NEWS. August 14-Ncv-
port News combined timely hitting with
passes and c'rors to-day and easily dc.
fcated Petersburg. In the second in
ninS walker hit home run over the
left field wall with two men on nav
dih not allow q hit until tho eighth,
when Walker misjudged WhitteTs fly.
and IT went for triple. In returning
the bail to the field. Wrattep threw
wild to third, and Whittcd scored.
After having his chances for n no-hit
game spoiled, Ray eascd up. and al.
lowed three more hits. TIe famed
twelve batsmen.
Petersburg 30 90 nOoo1n-l 6
Newport News. 3 o 0 9 2Ox-1O . .
batteries: Mulln and IIudgins: Ray
and Lake. Umpire. Caulinowcr.
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LEAFS BEAT OLD INDIAN

PROVIDENCE. - j., -thGust l.. Tle
Toronto Leafs punched hits on Ii"u
Tincun in the second inning to-day ana
pushed FIVE runs across. Tho rral
score was 20 in their favor l.avrs.
whe replaced TinouN. holl tho VISITORS
Tiguc Was iuv!ucihIc TO The Gra,s TIIc
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GAME ON THURSDAY

While Thursday, Il, is supposed to
be an on" day with tho team. there
VIII he a game with AIvttrcal on that
daN. II is u post poncd game. and
Friday, and then another on Saturday,
the management OF both teams decided
70 stage same on Thursday instcnd
THIS viii make four games with Mon
trcal. ~ there viii loo tho regular
double bill OH Saturday, starting at $3.50
o'clock.
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Totals; - a2i 1S : To,als..2o q IL 3
'Hattrd for Mcconnell In seventh
ohtraEo :....... .......0 : o Ga
|,sncinnau 49,. ...,..l o -
summary: Run.-2cidor. Enabc Wort.
man. Groh fe>. Rousch, Griffitn fej Tonev
shcriftcn hi's,Rousch. Wirro stolen bases
Mcliw!tz. Thrco-b base h.t--Rousrb Iin nn.
run,Griffith. Double plays--t;riffi,h 70
I.oudcn: l.omdcn 10 thinner to chase nasn,
on haHs-on Mcconnell /: orr Torov 1
Struck out.by Mcconnell. I: bv roncv /:
by iachaTd J. umpircs. RIglcr and liar,
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PHILLIEs GET TWO

PHILADELPHIA. August 14-pbu,
oeiph'a won its first double-header Of
the season at home to-day, New York
being the victim. S to and 7 to The
frst game was Alcxandcr's twelftb
shut-out of the season
In the second inning of tho second
game. with ono run In and third and
SECOND occupied. Rixcy swung mt +.
wild pitch for third strike bancroft,
and Killifer scored on this play. and
double and Niehorf's single Tho scors..
FIRST CAM
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ORIOLES DEFEAT ROYALS

BALTIMORE. MD August n pan
aio"ieH's Royals were duck sour 10.
day for. ~" oricl"s. who qlaugh,crcl
them. u 10 l. tn" locals banged F,l-
.lenweiGer for thirteen hits ana also
.prSntsd great ~ errors three being
contributed hv Da,nrau Dan .rin,,Ic
hurled steady ban ana should hiHvn
scored shEtorl tho failure To- ,al,c
the adVaniag" of an casy douh. rla
costing him ttat honor The score.
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SECOND GAME


'Batted FOR Anderson in seventh.
Dated for Schupp IN ninth
View York ..............o 2 q o.
Philadelphia : 20 ; d o q q -
summary; Runs-Psskcr,. Gravath. Ban.
croft, killifer o., R'Tcy tal. Icr.og Eautf
Metric, Fletcher, Two-hasr h,t-Ranc-of,
Paskcrt ~, Fletcher. Home run- Eauft
stolen base-iirrzog Sacrifice hit-S,choff
Doubl" plaEs-WhIttcd "a Byrnc: IIerzoS
DOYLE 10 Mcrklc: Bancroft; Slohott to Iu-
dcrus: lirrzoC 20 Mcrhlc 20 Fletcher. Hits
OFF anderson, \ In innings S,ruc., ont
by RiShy. 3: by Anderson. . Bases on
nah,,oh Ri1"y. ,: or Anderson |: Schurp.
Fass"1 hail-koch:r. Cmpr"s oDay
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SENATORS DEFEAT SOX
WITH GALLIA GOING GOOD.
WASHINGTON GETS GAME
Morgan Drives in Two Mcn who Walked
when Mays Bccnmc Wild
in seventh.

BOSTON, August i4.-AIorEans drive.
scoring two runners who had walked.
gave the Senator'S a 2-to-l victory over
the Red SoN to-day. Mays pitched mas
,erful ball for six innings, but became
Wild in the seventh. Hoston made only
Two hits off Gallia In the six innings
H. performed. both coming In the third.
and resulting in he lone rum OF the
son. The score
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Soutbcrn Ansocintiou.

Southern Association.
At Little Rock-Llttle Rock. 3; Now
Orleans. 4.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 3; Atlanta
! q innings. agrcemenO.
Nashville, 3; Atlanta, = q innings,
aGrccmcnD.
At Chattanooga = Chattanooga. /;
Birmingham, 0 q innings. agrccmcnD
Chattanooga, 4: birmingham, q
innings, aEreemenD.
AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o: Mobile. ..
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sUPERBAs STOP BRAVES
RABBIT MARANvILLE HITS
HOMER IN FIRST FRAME
rrors Give brooklyn -Four Run.
In second Inning-PhiIiies
Take Two Games.

BItOokLYN. August 1i.-Brooklvn
stopped the onrushing Boston Ma.
uohals to-day. to ?. Cheney is.,o,
seven bases on balls: was strong I'm tho
pinches Maranvillc hit a homo rur
III the opening inning. Three costly
errors gave the Superbas four runs T.,
the second. The score:
Yuatnn
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T"tais....3j 9ai II : 'roiale..gr 3 -
Matted for Majors ~ ninth

score hE innings; II.
Philadelphia .... 80 ! q G-i
Now York .............; u q n q
summary: Runs Mclnnis ~. Haley. Ma
200, Nigh. T"cllinpauglt iirp Two base
h.is--Iiigli. Mc1nuis. Wash Sacrifice hi,g-
McElw"". rockinpaugh Double play La
toto TO witt TO M"Iuuis Loft on haac4-
%ow York {; phladrlrhin. : Rus.s OF,
balls or Majors. =. off cullou. l. hts
OF cullop. 5: of Fisher. ! Struck out
hy Majors. ,: by cnllop. {; los Flshor.
mihrr", ol."nfhiin ana Evans. Time.
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YANKEES COME BACK

NEW YORK. August ii.-New York
defeated Philadelphia here to-day,
! TO 8. Tho Yankees made three runs
in Tho first inning before n man was
retired. The score.
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OF the buffalo Bisons. who. are fight
ing Tor the pcnnant. The Indians won
i O >. while Richmond was blanking
Rochester. Newark scored all OF IT'S
runs IN the first three innings. bat
ting tyson uut OF the box. Gill play
ed Il brilliant game both in the field
ana at bat score:
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WHERE THEY III.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Detroit ut Washington
It. Louis ut rhilalsiphia
Chicago at huston
Cleveland AT New York
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'IItSr GAM
= = -


'Bai.cd for benton IN ninth
New York ............o Q o.
Philadelphia s q 81 q e
summary: nuns-Niehon 90. ByrDo era.
vain 90. Whittcd. Alexander 1'wo-hase
hits-Byrnc. PaSIt.rt, Sichofi Iarr-ot,
Home run--Cravn'h Sacrifice hi,,-I.u.
drrus. Doub. plays-Doylc. Fletcher 10
1crklc: Byrnc tunasSistcfl. Stolen base
Wh.tted. Struck ou:-by Alexander, !: nv
Bcntou. Bases on hRlls-orr B.r,.on
CTlpircs. Easou and ODay. Time las
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North Carolina League
YESTERDAY

durham, .; thnrlottr. =. thr.t samc,
th'f'"ti", \; Durham. tsccnnd rutnrb
Greensboro, u; Winston. salem !. ,tir.t
game, ten Innings. ''''
Ir"cnsbor". 3. Winston salem t.ccona
gam" seven iunnHsJ N'"
nehr,iii". H. E.tlrich ihrst gamcp
Raleigh, ); A-hcviiic. :. (scconI rume,
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National League
RESULTS YESTERDAY

rhiia'"ipiiin. \: New York, u tnrst game,
Ipila"'ifi'i;i, :: New York. I Second
Ehmeb. ''"'"
lironhiAn. =; Boston ::
tin'i nnnti, q: Chicago g.
II. "ui.-Fttsburgh (wct rrounds,
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s. ATiIANTA, Ga. August l4.--IIo.,,.
s;hlns around noon to-day caused ~.
;ypstpone,nent until tomorrow OF TIC
opening on the West End Tennis club
}3urts here of tho twelfth annual
s:93Snssta state tena!s Tournament
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~tNT" by innings. l.
Boston ....... o Q 0 . o. +
summary: Runs Mcbride MnolIcr
lh"was. Two base hits ShHnkH. Morgan.
Lewis. stolen bas"--Lcwis. Sacrific" hits
Harry. Scott Double Jameson To
Morgan 10 ShanEr Bases on bnls-off
Iallia. ;; oil i1u"iIiinr. !. off MAJ.
Struck ou;-bv Gallis. g: nv Bochlin= ."
y" Mays ,, Passed bnll--IIrury Dmrircs
Dtn""n and Nalliu. Time. i.ig
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,,"ston ..... ............t y o..1
hcGooklyn ....... ......o 4 q / -
,Suntmary Runs--Ainranvilie, wilhoI,
Johnston. Myers. Miller tO Cheney Wnn'.
runs 1nns-M aranrille. Muler. Sacrifice hi,s"
rylsr. Olson Double piay--Cutshaw to Me
nHrtS 10 olson To McCarty Left on la s..
i,"1't9n, - BROOKLYN. Rascs on balls
or ,Iyicr. !; Off Cheney. Z struck out.
and Byron. Time Lax H'F' N'e''
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STANDING or TIE CLUBS

WHERE THEY rLAY TODAY.
Rocky Mount AT Roanoke itapid.
N"rfoiIS ut Portsmouth
Petersburg at New mort Ncw.
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REDS DEFEAT CUBS

CINCINNATI, August H.-Wor,man's
errors to-day helpcd materially IN
C!ncinnaus 6 10 victory, as DID Crit
nth's home run with a man on base
The score:
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Virginia League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Hohnol(r Rapids. I: Rock, Nlouut
newport News. 10: Petersburg
Portsmouth, II; Norfolk, o.
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score Do! innings: n
$.war'- .-.. 1 . q q
Buffalo ........... o . o . q "a
Summary PUNISHABLE t2>. Move. Kiblcr
callahan: W!iief. i<opp. liummei. GIN (9l,
CAV. Sacrifice h:ts-NcDrnald, Jackson
Three base h!t-iill Bases on balls-oR
W!lkinso7, 3; OF Tyson. :; of Cav /
Struck out-hy Wilkinson. 3; by Tyson ! : hy
GGw. Passed baII-IvilGer fIiis--off IT,
son IN inn!rcS. Double p!1ys-McDorr!C
Wtter and Gill. Mcdonald Gil and Hum
me- tm1.rcs. bod'o.d and Hs,t rimc.
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How They Stand To-Day
International innnun
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
i.i' HhoND. 6: Rochester. n.
i"t"n'o, o: Providence, q.
baltimore. II: Montreal. l.
Ncwark, q: Buffalo. !.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
En'hr>tcr ut RICIIMOND
iiuTnlo ut Newark
Montreal ut BuItiInore
Toronto at Providence
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\ American League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
tir,clnnd. 3: Detroit, 2.
New, York. l: fhilndelphIn, =.
Washington. .: Isoston, |.
lOthcr gnIMr not kt.irilIilrfl
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STANDING or the cI,,us

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
New York AT Philadelphia.
Bosion at isrouI,l,n.
chicago at Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh at II Iouis
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
American Association.
games scheduled.
South Atlantic Lcagu

South Atlantic League.
AZ Jacksonville - jacksonville.
Charleston, T.
AZ Macon-ATacon, 9: Columbia, 4.
~ Columbus-Columbus o; 4,
gnStn. 1.
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LEACH LOSES PLAYERS
S'Shh' ,MtAuicy md mn RccalIcd nv
Pittsburgh PirntcS From,
IkOt.Iyexfrr

PITTSBURGH, August li.-naruey
nrcytuss' president Of thc ri;isbur"h
national League Baseball club, an
n ,d to-day tie rclcns. OF Pitcher
laui Carpenter 10 the Charlotte club
81 81 me NORTH Carolina League. rho
i,iateS nave also recalled Pitcher
I'M and lnficldcrs McAuley and Sig
nm Rochester international Lcorn,
clun, ana iniicldcr Smith. Toronto, In
tcrnational League -"
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RICHMOND.

Rochester ........ooo o0oo0o-o
RICHMOND .3OO01 Is
summary; Sacrifice hits-Eibcl,
llcndryN. Stolen bases NIcDcr-
mott. sloan. Double plny-Stcin-
brrnncr 10 Priest to 2ibcl. Bases on
balls-"n Lcvcrcnz, ,: Oft Crabble,
q. struck out-by LcVcrcnz, 5; by
Crnhhle, =. Left on buScs-Rochcs-
ter, =; Richmond, 4. Time of ERmc
I 80. tmpircs, Clcary and Cnrpen-
ter.
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wren told last night that the As
patch Manager Leach said he had ny-
pectcd the recall, but had heard noth
ing oil the matter rs yet. lie said ha
I'm IS playing second for Rochcster
ana McAulcy is operating at short
STOP and Hill Is taking his regular
turn in the box for the Broncos. N,n
ager Leach did not say what arrallre
lnents he would make for handjinr
the situation i'm his inficld after The
piaScrs are goue. lie Will have, how
after he receives the formal notifi-
cation, and the change won't do Rich
mond any good. as the team will
leave here after to-morrow's game.
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=
and gnnc).


WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Raleigh nj ashcyiI~
Winston Salem nj Greensboro
Durham ut Charlotte.
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Nluiitrc.iI.

Hs Shirser ... -. Il
hsASum,oary: Runs Ba'os. fu>ecu i,a,,n.
-. Twombly. Lamar E9r' Ia,tz,ll a..
kTtpple 20 Gathers T'-4a-t.,.s sd. :,
3eeti. Sacrifice hit Tirrlo Sao-.ri.c =,
SB1Fber. Stolen basos--I.rrrar R.ra.- ~,
aAT. Double plsys-Kn'f ~ .r,.,. ~
tstusseO I'ascz on balIs-rr I.r..r -.
Eullenweider. ! IIit b, ,r.rL. t-'; 'l'
IHcider CTippic Euss,fI -.,.l
5by Triple. z; by Fuu"nwc.dcr yynI
Sitnch-FFuiIrnweidrr I@tt on us-os -naiti
sInd Bransfield Time "a vent
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Totals %. = u To,ais..5l e7lj
'haticd for Gallia In seventh
tHatied for Mays In seventh
fiuu"i for Leonard in ninth.
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Total. rs a.Ils rotals33 eail 10
,Ra,'ed FOR Cav in ninth.