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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-11
The Switch.

Back in 1898 or whereabouts McGraw played ball
club that rival could beat at home When opposing
clubs came to Baltimore they willing TO concede
e ont of four to the Orioles and cheer the luck that
gave them victory Beating the Orioles Baltimore
sod wasn't done.
Now John j. has club that rarely wins at home but
en-. that has road record of 77o of the greatest
ever made by any in the Variety being the
,nic. Of life the Giant leader has drawn mis- share
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Soccer at Celtic Park

As part Of the programme of the
Mayo Mems Games al Celtic Park. this
afternoon, a soccer match will be
played between the Brooklyn Celtics,
for the fourth time winners of the
state championship. and the Clan Mac
DonaldS. runners-up in the competition.
The kickoff will be az p. m.
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Friar Rock First Over
Line in Belmont Stake
Club Standing
In international

GAMES TO-DAY.
Providence at NerEark.
Roehester at Montreal
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Richmond. 3: Newark. (6rstD
Newark at Richmond second. RAM
Baltimore. 5; Providence. l thrst)
Providence. 3; baltimore. l (second.)
Toronto. I: Buffalo. o (hrst)
Buffalo. I; Toronto. l G0 inn. called
Montreal. 4: Rochester. J.
STAINING OF TEAMS.
WIPCf W. PC.
Provide. - Is sac Bsltim'e. 20 ~ .sl3
Newark. 20 Is -52e Buffalo. 10 ls .tbI
Riohm'd. 10 10 -Slt Toronto. IL II .us
Montreal 10 is .Sil Roch'ter. II 81 400
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! 5}!11,!z! 6!

Wagner Larry Doyle Ty Cobb and other would pay
play game OF ball if they not allowed to enter
pastme any other way Honus is forty-two, but ne
admits that he gets much fun out OF baseball to-day
he did twenty-five years ago, when he was bow
legged kid Of seventeen.
where they going TO charge So for seat at
the MorrisD Daily scramble Any one who would
raw s. to see that merry carnival should be willing to
paw 81 for streetcar ride and ST. for cigarette or beer
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Commercialism vs. Fun.

Those who care chatter all they like about sent
ment being absent from baseball about the average
PLAYER working only for the money he receives.
Yet facts quite different. The ball player "no
while az work s of value. Such ball players as Hans
doesn't enjoy the game, who isn't having good time
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Smash by Wilson Defeats
Robins After IA Innings
A Setback.


totals a l. q u ! TofaiS.. - - = ~
'pared FOR Meadows IN the si7hth Inning
g. Louis ......... Q \ 0 o
Brooklyn .......... q . ! v q.
Tpo.hsss hits wilson. wnei, CuishiT. SO .
bases Bcschcr Corhau 20. Dagbsri sacrince ~
O',isr. Ard Daub,rf Ho-nsrj. sl and Mile.
len on bises-si louis. 9. brookyn. .. Pifs, hes,
on erro-s-,t Louis !. Broolyn, L. Base, o.
bsVs-OT Msafors I N Amee. .. ~ Dell y
Hls and earned rurs-OT M,adows. hi,t run y
innings. N Amc. hi's. ] run IN inn.nss, on
Doll. n hits runs in u Innings. lIf W plicN
Ry Meadow ff.lck oui-By Meadows 2. II
Amc, 3. b. Del. 10 Impires- ser snd Ham
.ou Time a.
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Notes of the Racers
at Belmont Park

Armament, after capturing the first
race from the erratic Yankee Notions,
was bid to 500 by Emil Herr. who
seems 10 fancy the selling platers
which repose in the stables Of Henry
J. Morris. Instead OF the usual five
dollar advance on the Herr bid Mr..
Morris promptly raised the ante to
$500.
Mr.. Herr did not call
Eddie Dugan. after having only
few mounts at Belmont this year. will
leave at once for Russia and ride for
the Countess Eugene Lazaref. of Mos
COW, who now maintains the big stable
OF thoroughbreds collected by her late
husband. Count Michael Lazareff.
Dugan signed a long term contract
with the American representatives Of
the Russian noblewoman yesterday. and
will leave on Wednesday for the Cars
realm. Eddie has ridden in Russia be-
fore, and is said to be very popular
there
Lieutenant Governor Horace White
was among the club house guests yes
terday afternoon. and enjoyed. the
spectacular racing. Mr.. White ex
pressed himself as greatly pleased and
impressed with the size and quality OF
the crowd which assembled to see
the days sport.
Another prominent figure on the club
house lawn yesterday was the Count
Suknelski, q Russian emissary who is
in this country in the interests Of hi
country. The nobleman declared that
he has never seen a better card OF
racing than was enjoyed at Belmon.
yesterday.
Before the races began the Powers
Hunter Company conducted a sale of
seven Of John Sanford's thorough
breds, which were shown TO a large
gathering in the paddock Gibraltar. a
three-year-old daughter of Rockton- La
Tosca. brought top price. 81 ,450. being
purchased by A. K. Bresler. j. T..
Davis bought Chieftain. by Chunta-
nunda Oriska, for $1,000.
Johnny MeTaggart again put over
his last race" special yesterday
bringing Campfire home after n bril-
liant ride through septet of good
ones. Campfire showed a great burst
Of speed when called upon. and will be
hard 10 beat in sprint races.
II is announced from Saratoga that
steeplechase races will be on each DAYS
programme of racing when the thor
oughbreds move up there in August.
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Vanquished.

Fight or fair states yell the test
But twice hard tbs 10 fight and fall;
To know that you hare done your best
Yet At the end must taste the gall;
No ,cine Of victory for your cup,
No leaves Of laurel for your brow;
Ard hope 10 longer bears you up
None but the Reaper seeks you nor.
Your old time friend your ancient foe,
Hare left your trail and gone their 'cdy;
Your uestering sun. Nth cherries glo,0,
Fades like your dreams Of yesterday;
Beyond this place Of wrath and tears
Looms but the horror Of the shade;
Facing the brink, the f,7titless years
Force you TO Waii you are afraid.
JOHN II. MGOUGH.
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Coupled as Wilson entr}. Time. 0 90 Start
good Won driving Winner. Oh. C.. hy Olsmbsls--
Nght'Gn. Owned By H. T. NiSOl r. Trained By
7 j. Hea,y
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Eel Time Isl start good Won easily
Wilnor. hr g. ~ Knight Errsnt-Ms-fsfet Roche
Owned by Mn. = Ambrose CLARK Trained By "
Fireman.
Two races. A, 10 pounds below scale PuRe
500 Pour and a han furlonss stIaightagty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-06-11

COL Henie Zimmerman wishes it understood that among
the of imprisoned orsory he has launched
a diferen. umpires no of weasel wording has
been seem We print Heinie's statement 20 the public
gladly.
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FIRST GAME.

Two base h.;s-HsndryE callahan W. Ammei
man. Three base hits-Cailahen. clemens Stoeh
bsses-McDermott q Rourke Double play -Ilm
nerrnan 20 Durgn. Bases on balls By tnugn. :
Batter ht-Ry Rhodes MILAN struck OUT by
EnrIsht 2. by Rhoadcs. s. Left on bases-Ne~-
srs : : Richmond. :. um7res-Hart and keenan,.
Tine 10.
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Results of Racing
at Belmont Park

FIRST RtCT-Selling Fo- thr.e-y.sr- dds and ap-
ward Purse. $500. SI and half furongs
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES TO-DAY.
No games scheduled.

RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
New York, /; Chicago, 0.
st. Louis, 3; Brooklyn. 2 "a inn.).
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia train)
Cincinnati at Boston train)
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Tine ~ ;,o.. s,A sqsd r Won driving wlpnsr
J. MORN, Trained BY j. Fitzsimmon MS y injury
SECOND RACE-THE HYDE PARK HANDICAP
Tor three year olds and upward ny subscription
o $40 each With 500 added. Que ana sir-
tenth miles.
Prince Henry lem - iis T MSTsst oao' II ri +
S Meaiie.or s..'iIc I' McT,y, ,,ss =
Time. ~ %. Start good. Won driving Win
ner. en-. 8. nv Broomsnck-ssuy Of Navtrrc Owned
by J. o. Talbot. Trained by ". V. casey.
THIRD RACE-THE AMATEUR cur A hlsh-
weight selling r.ee for three -yeir- olds and Up
ws.d Iiy subscription O $40 each. with $500
added. Starters 10 pay Sl5 each additional To
be Ridden by g.ntlerne7 holding certificates from
National Hunt and Steeplechsse Association on.
me
Horse and age. w. ,Ioeksy- Odd, Fin.
T I,g Hat e......-...ii55ss MrRBmont n
Bschcor aged .ii Is NJ NJ M ns4a1on % y g.
Oh g. BY Cuaard| Banieiio Owned ed BY Xndr.x
Miller Trained by A. J. Goldsborough
FOURTH RACE-THE BELMONT Por three
year-olds, BY subscription o. $50 each sisrics
10 pay 500 each additional Guaranteed cash
value 5000. One mile and three furoass
y,I n2'i Roc. y, H IeSse' ?aa: IF Z.
S SRa,,b, l I,s K KsdSg l-s q,
Chile dnrJ 49,. .i2S .No,tcr.. Sc
Time 2.22 start good VIA easily. Winner.
ch C., BY Rock Rand-Fsiry Gold Owned ,, Au-
gust Belmont Trained by ;. g. Hildre,h
FIFTH RACE-TrE wHITEsroYY. s,.,ple.h...
handicap for -four yehrolGs and upward By sub
scription Of $40 each. With 5000 added. About
tso and a quarter miles
Horse and age W. jockey. Odds - Tin.
Uiher. aged. ...... i8f. .pGrrctte Is lie
Rhomb. e.......... .lts. Heud' son. li-i0 Ia 2h
Bill Dudley. &C.,. l31. koh.,r.... 20 2
Hustler. 4.......... .l3S Franklin. s.
Winner br g. hy Knight Ersnt-Ms-rsfst Roche.
Owned hy Ms. ? Ambrose CLARK. Trained by ".
Freeman.
SIXTH RAcE..Fo,. tsoyear-o.d non winners Of
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Results of Games in Two Leagues
And Standing of Battling Teams
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
GAMES TO-DAY.

New York al Detroit.
Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
Boston At ST. Louis.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Chicago. ?: Washington, |.
Boston, 4: ST. Louis, . 90 inn.).
Cleveland, 10; Philadelphia. |.
New York at Detroit train).
AMERICAN League STANDING.
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You May Know Him, Too.

There ,cas golfer IN our to,0r-
I don't recall his name,
But this knoW about him, he
Was never on his game.
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FIFTH RACT,-TTIE WHITTSTONR Stsenle.has.
handicap for -four year olds and upward By SUB
scription Of $40 each. With 5000 added About
twO and a quarter miles
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Time 2.22. start good. VIA esSily Winner
ch C., BY Rock Rand-Fsiry Gold Owned p, Au-
gust Beinolt Trained by ;. G. HIdreth
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4 WILD PITCH AND PASSED BALL
. ALLOW WINNING RUNS To COUNT
sroaHs GET IL HITS TO SOUTH
BENDS BUT LOSE TO 3.
Duffy Scored Two Of Smoke RunE-M1s-
plays by stogie Unfold Arc
Also Costly.
Spectal Dlspatch q the Intelllgencer.

Special Dispatch 70 the Intelligencer
SOUTH BEND, Ind. Aug. 25.-Whees-
ing dropped the first game or the series
to South Bend to-day by score OF ,
to 3. Duffy was wild and q wild pItcn
and a passed bali Scnr ever the Two last
two walks and hit in the ftrst. CleSe
land forced <ltenburs at nome ana
Reilly forced Gle, Gland at second.
Lear got home run in the second
: Schultz hit. but Duffy forced him. Al
tenburE hit and Sseeren forced him az
secort The double steal was staged
and snecran went to third on Tannehlll $
poor throw home. The Smokes got men
on in every inning but failed TO score
until the seventh.
Duffy's single sot by Bcsaang for
lSdou5ie. AlrenburG hit to IannsnlIl;"no
I never attempted 4 throw. Altenourg
;stole. Sheeran tanner. King GROUNDED
! han hi. to Tonnehill. Altenbarg and
.Sheeran hit with TWO gone in the ninth
but King flew out.
With two in the first, as result OF
. walks, Reilly booted on Tydeman
drive. Hensltns hit TO cleveland ana
SashanS scored en- poor throw nome;
Tanrehill forced CiroGics at noc1e. Seal
flew to AlteEeurg.
Hensling was safe in the sixth on
hunted him to second. He stole third.
Beall got lucky intield hit and Hens
ling scored. Devoght singled and Nc,
Coli sacrificed. Bashang's single scored
Beall Bashang stole Collins ~aIKeo.
Devoght scored en- wild pitch. GFo-
passed ball. Tydeman grounded 70
Cleveland. BashGng hit and went to
second on Callahan's wild heave TO flrse
in ,he eighth, put died there.
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GONZALES SINGLE SPILLED THE
BEANS; CUBS s; PHILLLES, 5

ST. LOUIS, aug. 25.--Gonzales' single
in the eleventh scored Hornsby with the
run that won sce-saw game from Phil,
adelphia, 10 5. After ST. Louis had
tied the game three times, Beseher
started the eleventh with q fly to Pas
kerr, Uornsby reached third safely
when Dugcy. after making brilliant
stop, threw wild 10 first Wilson and
Mile. were purposely passed and Con-
zales singled TO left driving in the win
ming run Score: X. H. T.
PHI cir ia.'i011o1lo0oo-5l u 5
81. Louisa. 900 u1 Is IA !"
Dcmaree and Burns; Watson, Ames'
Meadows and Gonzales.
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)uffys Wi|dness Gives Blenders First Game
HUN TIER
FORMER LINSLY PLAYER SLAMS
OUT HOMER THAT BEATS THE
PIRATES.
Plays Third Base for Giauts-Cardtna1B
Trim Ph1llies-Braves Best Cubs
and Dodgers Wal1op Reds.
Aug. Is.

PITTSBURGH. Aug. 25.-Ncw York
defeated Pittsburgh here today By,
score Of to 2. winning the gume in the
eleventh inning when singles by Robert
ers' home run resulted in four runs
being scored. The Pirates made one
run i'll the fourth Inning on Bigbee's
triple and Hinchman's single and an
other in the fifth on Baird's single. Nc
Carthy's sacrifice and Schmtdts single.
New York tied the count in the ninth
inning on hits by Robertson. Herzog and
kauff. Score:
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REDS EERoRS ALLOW
DODGERS TO WIN, ga

CINCINNATI, Aug. 25.-Two Of Gin
cinnatis errcrs were costly and Brook
iyn took the second game of the series
here to-day. to =. only four hits were
made off Cheney but three OF them we're
in one inning and together VITA base
on balls netted the locals oil the runs
they got. The leaders hit Mitchell free
~ but only scored one earned run, thnt
being in the second inning when Goetz
Scnre. r. II. L.
SrooElyn ..O1O0O0O1 l. 10
Cincinnati .....000 0002 o. 3
Ealtcrics-Chtncy and Miller; Mitchell
and MinEO.
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Stolen bases - Eddington. Felmar'
duncan. Carey ta). Two-base hits
Kibbie 81. Nnlsr. Thvee-base hit
Kibble Double plars-CaTey 70 EdGInE-
ron to Alcock. Blank TO iantz to Tepe
:Teps. Left on bases-Evansvil,:.. -;
Grand Rapids. :. Sacrifice htt-kihntH.
Hi,s--Off Gioshorn. in seven and Two
ffIr,s innings Struck out-By ker-
raglan. s: BY CioShorn. =. EaS: on balls
Off Keruaghan. ): off Goshorn., ,;
off Heller. .. lIii by pitched bali
Hunger. Time-2:I0. mpire-Daly-
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WEST VIRGINIA NOW HAS 1,ss2,5oo

CHARLESTON, W. Va. Aug 25.-
The population of West Virginia has
reached 1852, 500, or a gain Of over
4l,0OO since the 1910 census. This
number is obtained by figures com
piled In the department OF free schools
and is based on the school enumera-
ton for 1867, compiled in this de-
partment The total population is es-
timated at three and three-tenths
times the enuM Grafton.
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MIST BE NO CHARGE.

CHARLESTON, ". Va: Aug. %
DR., S. l.. Jepson, State health com
missioner, to-day communicated WIN
The health officer at Wheeling, direct.
ing that no charge be made 1or
health permits for children IaVeHns
into other States. That charges 1or
this service have been mace was re-
norted to the health department
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-26
DAUSS
WINS OWN GAME FROM RED SOX
By A 81 SCORE, WITH A
DOUBLE.
Walkers Fielding Observation-Disclosures
Trim Athletics TwtceBrowus Eeat
Yanks-Senators Trim White Sox.

BOSTON, Aug. 25.-Dauss won his own
game today. Detroit defeating Boston,
. to l. With two out and man on
second in the seventh inning. Heilman.
batting for Spencer, popped along tho
foul line back OF first base. II went
for two bases. Burns scoring. The Red
SoX got two of their hits in the sixth
when they scored their only run. Walk
er made great one handed catch or
Cobb's fly after long run. Score:
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NEW INCORPORATION.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Aug. 25;.-
with an authorized capital OF $780,.
oo0 the Steel Products Company OF
Huntington was to-day issued a GER
tificate of incorporation by the sec,
retarv Of State. The concern VIII
and deal in all kinds OF
steel commodities. The incorpora-
Tors are Paul Hardy. K. ?. Aleshie, j.
II Leblanc, B. F. Ward and Thomas
w Harvey. all OF Huntington. +
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SENATORS STAGE RALLY AND
BEAT WHITE SoX In SIxTE.

WASHINGTON, AUG. 25.-Washing-
ton took the second game Of the series
from Chicago today TO .. With the
score tied the game WAS won In the
sixth inning on Wollgang who had sue
ceeded Williams In the box. Fosters
double and singles by Milan. Shanks.
Judge and Mcbride scored three runs,
Score:
Chicago .......1ooo12Ooo-2I 10 .
Wa shington 100 023 Ok u Q
Observation-Disclosures, Wolfgang and
Schnlk; Harper, Shaw and Henry.
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Two-base hits-Veach. Cobb. Holman.
Stolen bases-Hooper. McNally. Sacri-
flee hits-Barry ca, Thomas. Double
Burns; Scott TO Gardner to Cady; Scot.
to Hoblitzell Left on bases-Detroit,
s: Boston, 8. First on errors-Detroit,
l. Bases on balls-Off Dauss. s. off
Shore. /. Hits and earned runs-Off
Dauss. hits and | run In nine innings:
off Shore. hits and . runs in seven
innings off Leonard hit and no runs
in two innings. Hit bp .pitcher-By
Dnuss tGardner). Struck out-By
Dauss. 8; by Shore. 3; by leonard l.
Umpires-Owens and Hildebrand. Time
-l:52
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According to an item appearing in the
New York sun, Mugscy McGraw would
like very much to farm Herbert Hunter
our to some American Association team.
Hunter broke inro the big show before
10 had participated in more than 100
games and tina, Is some record for n
youngster. It is quite probable that
next season will see Hunter playing
with some minor league. until he has
had further seasoning.
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CHARLESTON SECOND.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Aug, 81 =;
A bulletin issued by the Ch1mbcIs1
Commerce Of the United States ~
ceived here to-day, shoWe
Charleston is second among ctoee
the United States In the ac9uio3o9
Of new industries during tho H.
year. ~
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suIclDEp IN HOSPITAL:

CHICAGO, Aug. 25.-Henry J. rG1l
er, rs years old, formerly promin
attorney and real estate operss
shot and killed himself In St Lair
Hospital today. He had been a$paM
ent there for several years.
Flrber left a fortune esttmate4eA
$6,000,0O0. He is said to have b.
depressed by prolonged illness Q
the recent heat wave. :EIas
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Stolen bases-Fcldcrman .; Mathese.
Sacrifice hits-Gray. .
Double ploys-Mitchell to Mathes TO
Gygli, >; Gray &c Mathes TO Gygi;
Spencer to Wagner.
Hits and carried runs-Off Wachtel. q
hits: s runs in :-3 innings: off LeRay
hits, runs. in . is innings; off
Crurn. I hits. runs. in . innings.
Struck out-By Wachtcl. /: by LeDoy,
l; by Crunn. 3. go.
eroy. |: off Crum, !.
Hit tatsman-BruEaker.
Left On bases---Muskcgon. s; Terre
Hautc. 7.
Time-1:50.
Cmpire-Nolmes
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FOUR FAST DOUBLE
PLAYS BEAT MUSKEGON

rERRE HAUTE. Ind. Aug. 25.-Four
fast double plays by the HiEhlanders
this afternoon featured 10 VictoIy
ove- Wuskegon. One came In the fourth
and spenceTs accurate throw to the
home plate cut of score: Paul
Wachtei was driven from the mound in
the sixth and was succeeded by Leroy.
For rntsplays In the eighth. Score:
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Stolen bases-Hoffman.
Crichlow. .
Spencer. Hartle. Caveney. Jacobs HoN-
man.
Double plays-Varley 10 Sykes TO
Marley; Varley TO Sykes TO Emmer:
Shovlin 70 Caveney to Spencer; Sykes
to Emmer TO Sykes. ,
Strike outs-Frost. 5; Loudermtlk. z.
Base on balls-Frost, l; Loudermiik.
LET, on bases-Sprtngdeld. 4: Dayton.
10.
Cmpire-DeArmand.
Ttme-1:55.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

At Atlunta-Atlantn 10: Mobile !.
At mphis--Menphis /; Nashville 0.
At New Orleans-New Orleans .; Bir-
mingham I.
Al Little Rock-Little Rock I: Chatta-
nooga S. (First gaIne.) Little Rock 4:
Chattanooga 0. Second game innings
agreement)
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Three-base hIts-Burns. Bigbee. H
RUDOLPH BEATS CUBS AND
MAKES IT TEN STRAIGHT

CHICAGO. Aug. 25.-Rudolph won his
tenth straight game to-day, holding Chi,
cagO 10 three hits. while Boston scored
the only run Of the contest ON Magee's
double. a sacrifice hit and squeeze play
engineered by Smith: Score: r. II. Il.
Boston .......0 90 u 20 O. 9
Chicago ..O0 O0U o 0\3 0
Rudolph and Black burn; Prendergast'
Mcdonald and Archer.
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BROWNS cLoUT YANKEE
PITCHERS AND WIZ So.

NEW YORK, Aug. 25--st. Louis made
fourteen hits or three Yankee pitchers
today and won 10 2. Cullop yielded
ten hits in tive innings and lost his sec
ond game this season. New York hit
Weilman hard but he was strong with
men on bases. Score:
Srw York O0O10 o. l3
Batteries and SeVereid'
Cullop, Love. Morgridge and Walters.
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KILLED BY TRAIN.

MARTINSBURG, ". Va, Aug. Is
Theodore F. Bowers, aged 70. while
crossing the tracks Of the Cumber-
land Railroad, ut Belington, near here,
fell and was instantly killed by a fast
freight train.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-26
GEERS AND DURFEE
FURNISH THRILLS
AT NORTH RANDALL

CLEVELAND, Aug. 25.--The closing
day OF the Grand Circuit race meeting
at North Randall today furnished one
Of the biggest surprises Of the meeting
when Billy Durfee placed EspeTanza- a
rank outsider, first In the summary IN
the goo trot, winning the third ana
fourth heats after Joan. the fayorite'
had taken the opening mile ana D1rec"
ter Todd the second.
In the other events the favoritcs had
fairly easy going. The pacing division
Of tho Champion Stallion stakes proved
easy for Pcier Look. He, won first
money in straight heats and never was
i'll danger OF defeat.
Pop" Gecrs rod" his first winning
race Of the meeting when with Napol-
con Direct he took lhG Irs sirr,n pad PAD
Hal Boy in three straight heats, Dnt
was cotnrellcd To step fast, going one
last quarter In GT&.
Summarizes.
Stallion Stake, Year Old Pacing
value, Sl,745.
Peter Look. be. by Peter the Great
E5 EGrHyn F., be- 'i.Mi;cDonaidj :::::: :
FREQ For All Pacing-Purso, $1,000.
Napoleon Direct, ch.h. by Wal
u5 ifr n Dre e.. .e tTsaa6o6j : !
2:o6 Glass Trotting-Pirso, sl,2oo.
Espcranza. bnI., by Carlok!n
tDurfee) ...,..:: L
Direct Todd. Dr.h., by Todd y
1o oGoN' bm by DIroctum
Spicr (McDevitD .......
Mirthful, b.rn.. (Aturphy)... I ! 70
Grand Chimes, b.h., tEdman) Or
Time-2:0SH; 2:0!& ! 2:0SM: 2:lo.
2:l3 Class Trotttng-PurTe, Sl,ooo
(pirst Divte1on).
| Allie Watts. chm. by General
Watts (Edmanl .... ! ! l
Rinville. blk h.. (TiplinE) .
Gum Drop brig. (Whttehead). 5
Vance, big. tMurphy)
Jeanette Speed, bk.m.. (CoX). I
SdmereIt hlk.h- (McDonalh) 4
| Tommy Def'orest. br.h.. tChan-
Tinne--2:0S3.: 2:0S%; 2:oS&.
2:lS Class Trothng-Purse, $1,000.
(Socond Divtston).
Pittsburgh. chg. by General
Athol tMurphy) .......
! Ben Gregor. bh.. by Tommy
Gregor (Whitchead) .,....... !
Polly T.. b.m., tGarrisonl 80. 9 5
Baby Doll h.ni.. fRodney) 80.
+. \. L.. biz. (McrClficld) -.
The T"ddlcr, hh., tSItnsonl. -.
Ttre--2:Os%; o:o7% 2:os&.