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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-12
Standing OF Clubs.
Games Today.
Richmond in Montreal.
Newark in Buffalo.
Baltimore in Toronto.
Providence In Rochester.

Montreal. July 11.-Smythe's hitting
helped Montreal defeat Richmond to-
day, to 0. Goodbred was never in
trouble. holding the visitors to five
scattered hits. Moran starred in the
field
At no stage OF the game did the
visitors have the slightest chance TO
score. though Clemens and Arragon,
in widely separated innings. smashed
out a two base hit a piece. Others
ahead of them couldn't get on, and
others following them couldn't deliver
the wailop that would have scored
even a lonely tally.
Goodbred was steady throughout.
end retrained from ever putting across
the fourth ball that at one or two
stages might have meant trouble. even
Though 1t could hardly have counted
for enough to lead to scoring in dang
trous volume by the FirEinians Be-
hind the Indian was spectacular field
t-rr- teet robbed the visitors OF hits
Mckenry was steady through most
OF the game, issuing but one pass
He was. however. guilty OF fine only
error entered against Richmond, This
was out OF five chances.
The score:
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Petersburg. Va. July 11.--Jim Poole
pitched one Of the most remarkable
games In minor league baseball his
tory against the Truckers today, de-
feating them 2 to 0. When the big
portsider retired Moore. Parker and
Cueto IN the ninth inning on Ave
pitched balls, he came within four
pitched balls of equaling Christy
Mathewson's world record OF sixty
seven pitched balls in full game.
Only one of the four hits charged
against him was clean drive. Two
were Texas leaguers to right field.
which Mullin came near reaching. and
the fourth an infeld hit, too hot for
Pickett to handle. Only two Truck
ers reached second base and none got
as far as third. Not base on balls
was issued by either pitcher, but Ed
ridge was in hole on three different
occasions. With the bases filled In the
third inning and one out, he worked
himself out of trouble In great style.
Pickett opened the eighth with a dou-
BILE to left field. Emery hunted and
when the play was made for Pickett
at third, both runners were safe:
Henry advanced Emery and Pay scored,
both with a drive to centerheld. Aside
from the pitching of Poole. Handiboe's
catch of a liner from Parker's bat in
the ninth frame was an outstanding
feature. The score:
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Iotals ~--...SS IS
xBatted for Gould in ninth.
New York
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BISONS ONRUSH MOST
DlsQUIE TING TO GRAYS

Commenting on the slipping back Of
the Providence Grays now playing a
series Of four games with the Hustlers
Charles b. Cooper, sporting editor OF
the Providence Journal. had this to
say:
For the first time since the Inter
national League race got under way,
the Fighting Grays are backed up
against the wall in imminent danger
Of losing their grip on first place,
The onrushins Bisons have gone into
high speed. and their drive is carry
ing them along at "a clip that is very
dsquieSing to the fans OF these plan
tations, But one and one-half games
Sc parate the clubs. A fortnight ago
il looked as II the Grays would be so
far ahead by the first OF August that
they would have 10 lay off fortnight
10 give some team chance to get
within striking distance OF the top.
The boys in gray would undoubtedly
he widening the gap had 1t not been
for the accidents that put Tutwiler
Onslow and Powell on the hospital
list The blow was the hardest that
has befallen Providence club In a
decade.
The latest reports from the hospital
camp indicate that il will be at least
week, possibly much longer. before
the cripples will be able TO get into
the lineup again. Powell has been
shipped mere and. according to DIR. Il,
f. Lock wood. who Is attending him.
he is suffering with fractured bone
In his leg.
Manager Shean shook up the team
again Friday TO make room for pair
OF outfielders. one being Frank Kane.
who left the Lawrence Club Thursday
to make another bid for steady work
with the leaders, and the other Man
ming. a semi-pro player picked up
in Buffalo. Kane probably will stick
with the team for some time. but 1t
is doubtful If Manning will be able to
stand the gaff, The latter made
brace OF errors In his first appear
ance in a Providence uniform In the
second game.
Kane showed the ear-marks of a
coming star in his spring workout
with the Grays, but couldn't buck
Tutwiler, Powell or Rehg out of their
berths. With Lawrence he played
fine game, both on offense and de-
Tense.
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LAST HONORS PAID
CAPTAIN 6. T. BOYD

Washington. D. c.. July I1.--At-
tended by high governmental officials,
Including one member of the cabinet,
hnal rites for Captain c. T. Boyd. hero
of the battle at Carrizal. Mexico. were
held today. The services were con-
Quoted by Chaplain G. L. Bayard, Z.
s. ~, at the home OF DIR. F. s. Nash.
1923 @ Street. Northwest. DR.. Nash
and his family are intimate friends
OF the family of the deceased.
Among those who attended the SER
vices at the house were Secretary
Baker. Of the War Department.. GEN
eral Hugh .~ Seett, u, S. Al General
Nelson A. Miles. u. 8. A.. retired; Cen
eral Albert L. Mills. U. s. A., and Rep
resentative L. c. Dyer. of Missouri. a
personal friend OF Captain Boyd's
family.
A delegation comprising members
of Congress who are veterans OF the
Spanish american War, and both
Union and Confederate veterans Of the
Civil War, attended the burial SER
vices conducted at Arlington National
Cemetery.
Full military honors attended the
funeral service.
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REMARKABLE GAME IS
PITCHED BY JIM POOL
But Seventy two Balls Are Hurled Batters by Hauo
and Petersburg Stops Pirates Winning Streak-Hope-
well Swamps Ryanites- Newport News Beats TarA SAL

of yesterday. In the second ffa111f
three bases on balls, double eteoE
three singles and doubles by ctsinbf11o.
ner Albus and Hopkins nettsd six ru1Ggl
One runner crossed in each the fourSG|
and fifth innings and q quartet Ia IT,
sixth sent the former 1nternatioua1s
Lacquer to the showers
Calbert was called in from left ne11s
in the seventh to save local base runI4j
ners from prostration and he performo1
his part we'll A double steal in the
sixth inning by Barnett and Eommefa,s
Esers catch In the eighth, robbiuG
Barnett of home run and the brill,
liant fielding of Albus were the lea
lures.
The score.
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YANKEES AND INDIANS
DIVIDE DOUBLE BILL
NATIONALS AND TIGERS SPLIT
Athletics Win After Losing Twelve
Straight, Getting Second From St.
Louis-Rcd Sox Regain Third Place
by Beating White sox Twice.

New York. July 11.-Cleveland
knocked Heating out OF the box in
the second game today and won. to
2, after dropping the early contest
to the Yankees. 8 to 2. Beebe, the
veteran hurler. was ineffective in the
first contest. three hits and base on
balls giving the Yankees three runs
In the fourth inning before Coumbe
could be sent to the rescue. Coumbe
was pounded for two more before the
inning ended.
Cleveland sewed up the second
game in the third, driving Heating
to the showers. A base on balls and
hits by Speaker, Gandil and Chapman
accounted for three runs.
The scores:
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STENCILS HOMER ICES
CONTEST FOR BROOKLYN
Drives BAH Over Smiths Head With
One On and Breaks Up Slug
fest at st. Louis.
PHILMEs DEFEAT CUBS. Q TO ,
Allows But Three Hits.
Giants Beat Reds With Four Runs
In Tenth-Hughes Fails to Hold
Pirates After Neat Lead Is Gained.

st. Louis. Mo, July 11.-Althcugh
the Cardinals clouted ten hits for a
totai OF twenty bases today. they were
hlpped by the Superbas. to 4. when
stengel hit over Smiths head In the
seventh for home run with one on
base, The Cardinals started a fence
busting record in the fifth when Con
zales triples and Corhan hit past
Wheat, Gonzales scoring. Corhan was
out at third. Meadows followed with
a double. In the sixth Bescher and
Miller doubled and Hornsby and Con-
zales tripled. Pfeffer pitched the last
three innings and stopped the slug
ging.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-12
JOE FNGLE WINS FIFTH
STRAIGHT AT BUFFALO

Buffalo. July 1i~->Joe Engle. the
former Washington American pitcher.
turned in his NTH straight victory
in little more than two weeks when
he heat he Newark Indians today.
10 /. and gave the Risons their third
straight game Of the series Enright
was hit opportunity by the locals.
The score;
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Batted for Perritt In eighth.

4otaAS ...''HH ~ OV j
sBatted for Knetzer In fourth.
ssBatted for Moseley In tenth.
Score by innings: r.
New York ..........11o 900 02o 4--s
Cincinnati 400 ITO 900 90
Summary: Struck out-By Perritt.
g. by Anderson. !; by Knetser, s: by
Moseley. .. Bases on balls--Of Per-
rift. l; OF schaucr. 1: on Knetxer. g.:
on Moseley. l. Two bAss hits--Doo-
Ian. Asrseg. Msfkis. Three base hit
--KAuff. Home r1nar-Burns (a).
Stolen bAss-IIAu6 umpires- rig
her And HAsrieoa x1n M.
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JOHNSON FANS ELEVEN
IN GAME DETROIT LOSES

wash ng ton. July 11.--walter
johnson famed eleven Detroiters Ii,
the second game today, and the SEN
ators won. s to /. after dropping the
earlier contest, 4 to 8. The Senators
outhit the Tigers - to 5 In the frst
game. both Gallia and Dauss being
driven from the box. They were un-
able to make their hits count, how
ever.
The scores:
First game: r. II. =.
Detroit Ola 100 o0o-4 3 0
washington ;. 900 100 0oo-3 II 3
Batteries: Dauss. Cunningham and
StanAEe, Baker; Gallia, Ayres. Du-
mont. Boehling and Henry.
Second game: II. n. T.
Detroit -. ..... 900 90 cool = .
Warrington !. =. 001 900 0ix--9 ]
AAttNr1es--DolaAd and Baker; john
cen - AtnsmitA,
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PIRATES COME UP FROM
BEHIND AND BEAT BRAVES

PNtsburg, July with the score
10 O IN Boston's favor. the home
team fell on Hughes for two triples
and single, tieing the score, Barnes
replaced him, and in the eighth Wag-
ner scored on his safe hit, Hinch-
mans sacrifice and a wild pitch. max
ing the score to ?. The visitors
scored their TWO runs on two bases
on balls and Maranville's hit.
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CUBS FALL, TO 1. BEFORE
G. CLEVELAND ALEXANDER

Chicago July 11.-Aiexander proved
too strong for the Cubs this after
noon, and the Phillies won. to /.
Alexander held the Cubs to three hits.
and two of them in the seventh round
scored the home teams only tally.
Lavender gave the visitors seven hits.
three of which in the first round ac-
counted for one marker Two wild
throws scored Whitfield in the seventh
with another. Seaton worked for Law
ender in the ninth.
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Summary: Base on balls-On
Engel, 81. Off Enright. 3. Struck out
BY Engel. 4; by Enright. 5. Two
base hit-Gill. jackson. Sacrifice hits
--Kopp, .; jackson. Durgin. Gill.
Engle. Sacrifice nys-Carlstrom, GIL.
Stolen bases-Schwert, Durgin. Left
ef, bAses-Buffalo. 10: Newark. II.
Double plAys-Engel to Onslow to
Rnmmel; Healey to Schwert to Dur
Gin. wild pitch-Enright. Umpires
C1eary and Chestnut. Time-1:Sb.
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E|BEL LEAVES TODAY
TO JOIN v|RG|h|ANS
May Get Back Into Lineup During
Rochester Series-Kellfher 10 Be
Held As Utility.


Hack EHbel, smuggling f1rst base
man OF the vfrginians, who has
been In the hospital for several
weeks. Will leave Richmond this
afternoon for Rochester,, where
fonorrow he will join the club.
Whether or not he Will get into
the game right away depends en-
tireiy upon the condition he finds
himself in when he gets into uni
form, but 1t is expected that he
will be In his place within the
next few days.
Mike Keiliher, who has been
handling the situation at the
initial corner since Eabel was
forced out of the game by illness,
will be kept with the club as
utility player. There has been
some talk Of placing him in Ire
outflcld, hut there Is no certainty
that such step win be taken at
this time.
In the event that Efbei does not
shape up at once, Kelliher will
continue ut the first sack until
Ethel comes up to his old-tfme
form.
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dale. Graham Ritter. winston, Bates
Sacrifice hits-Herbert. Truesdaie
stolen Smith. 2; Bates. 2. Dou-
Bile plays--Smith TO Graham Miller to
Crane. Struck out-By CroweIl. 3: by
Herbert. /. Bases on balis-oT Tip
pie. g. or Crowell ! off Herbert ].
Hit by pitcher--By Crowell. Truexdale.
Cmptres-McGowan and Hart Time
i55.
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HEAVY RALLY IN TENTH
WINS GAME FOR GIANTS

Cincinnati, July 11.--New York
won the first game of the series from
Cincinnati today. s to 4. Merkles
double. McKechnie's single. Loberts
fly. Burns home run, Kaufrs triple
and Robertson'e single gave the Giants
four runs in the tenth inning.
New York
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GRAYs HOLD LEAD BY
HATING HUSTT.ERS RALLY

Rochester, N. Y. July 1l.-An early
tead enabled Providence to stand off
Z ninth inning rally by Rochester to-
day and win, 8 to 2. The locals were
helpless until the ninth when with
t3o men out Shean's error gave them
IN opening, and they put across two
runs. The score:
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MAJOR LEAGUE
STANDINGS
NATIONAL LEAGUE


Cincinnati. 4; New York, (ten in
nings).
Pittsburg. 3: Boston. 2.
Chicago. /: Philadelphia. Q.
St Louis, 4; Brooklyn, 5.
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Games Today.
Chicago in Boston.
Detroit in Washington.
Cleveland in New York.
st. Louis In Philadelphia
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Portsmouth zee. ...... 900 900 600
Petersburg .. 900 600 osx-l
Two-base hfts--Pfokett. SacriAce
hfts-St. Martin. Stolen bases--King
Struck out-By E1dridge. l; by Poole,
4. Left on basss-Portsmouth, Q; Pc
tersburg, Z. Cmpire-Mr. Buckley
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AND CROMWELL ARE
EASY FOR TORONTO LEAFS.

Toronto. July 1i-Toronto hit Triple
and Crowell hard today. easily defeat
ing Baltimore, 8 to 2. Sharp fielding
helped Herbert In the pinches. The
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a. -
Montreal.

:
] S-lith Wagner. Sacrifice hits
-.oran + Smith Sacrifice fy---Dam-
rsu Two base h!ts--Clemens, Ar
saeon. Bases on halls-O6 McKenery,
J. Struck out--By McKenery 4 by
Coodhred, 4 Passed hall-Howley,
Time A. ITnipires-~HandihQe and
Freeman
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Standing OF Clubs.

Games Today.
New York in Cincinnati.
Boston In Pittsburg.
Philadelphia in Chicago.
Brooklyn In st. Louis
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oNIiIIFaIF We UstsH NIts-NOThaN =,
Meadows. Miller. Bescher. Dauhert
Three-base hits-GetZ, Gonzales, 2;
Hornsby. Home run--Stengel. Stolen
hases-Getz, McCarty. Long, Corhan,
Bescher. Hit by pitched ball-By
Pfeffer fMiller). Base on halls-Ofs
Meadows. 3; OFF Cheney, /. Struck
out--Bv Meadows. 3. by Cheney, l:
by Smith, ! umpires-Byron and
Orth. T1me-2:10.
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Farmer. Wilson, Stolen bases--Carey
Wagner. Sacrifice hit--Hinchman
Bases on halis-of Hughes. /. off
Kentlehner, 2. Hits--On Hughes, 9
in g. off Barnes. in ?; off Kantleh-
ner. in 7. Hit by pitcher-By
Hughes (Schultz), Struck out--By
Barnes, |: by Kantlehner, !: by
Jacobs, 2. Wild pitch--Barnes. Um-
pires-Kiem and Emslie. Time
1857
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Standing OF Clubs

Games Today.
Portsmouth in Petersburg.
Newport News in Norfolk.
Rocky Mount in Hopewell.
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JARMAN DRIVEN FROM BOX
BY EXPLOSION IN HOPEwEL]

Hopeweli, va, July ff.--The Powder
PufYs hit Jarman's offerings TO every
corner Of the lot in today's game and
took sweet revenge for their defeat
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Summary: Two base hit-Yelle.
Three base hits-Rehg, Blackburn.
Stolen base-Blackburn Hit by pitch
er-By Kirmayer, 1. Bases on balls
of Baumgardner. 8; off Kirmayer,
2. Struck out--By Baumgardner, g.,
Umpires-Bransheld and - keenan,.
Time-1:4
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Summary: Two-base hits-Speaker,
Chapman. Loudermilk. walters. Three
base hit-Chapman. stolen base-Gan-
oil. Saorifce hits-Russeli. Chapman.
Double piay-Daly to Wamby. Bases
on balls-On Heating. \; of Russell.
2; off Loudermilk. I. Hite-on Keat-
ing. 8 in 2 as; of Russell in is.
Hit by pitcher-Loudermilk. High.
Struck out-By Heating. 1; by Russell,
s: by Shawkey. Il by Loudermilk. Z.
wild pitch-KeAting. Umpires-
OLoughlin and Hiidsbrand. Time
2:o5.
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Visits Mr.. Kofner.

Honorable b. d. Adam. chairman
OF the Board Of Agriculture. was a
visitor ut the office Of the Commits
sicner Of Agriculture, @. w. Kotner,
~ ~ CaD1toI Xeq&er6ey.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-12
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
Results Yesterday.

Petersburg. 2; Portsmouth, o.
Hopewell, 10; Rocky Mount. 0.
Norfolk. o; Newport News. 6.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-12

balls-Or Lavender. /; or Alexander.
/. Struck out-By Lavender, 4; by
Alexander. 3. Umpires--O'Day and
Eason. Time--1:4o
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Summary: Two-base hits-CAibert,S
Carroll. Hopkins, Steinbrenner. Z: Al
bus. CASTOR, Simmons. Sacrifice hite-s
Steinbrenner. fly. Stolen bAsss-1fat-s
thews. Barnett. 0: Summers. Doubts
playe-Kircher to Edwards: Summers
to Steinbreunsr TO Summers. 6tYue3e-
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Southern League

Nashville. 2: Chattanooga, o.
Atlanta Mobile, postponed on &C
count recent storm.
No others scheduled
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-12
ATHLETICS WIN FIRST GAME
IN LAST THIRTEEN STARTS

Philadelphia. July 11.--Joe Bush
halted the Athletics losing streak to-
day after twelve straight defeats. He
pitched his teammates to q 3 to 0
victory In the second game with St.
Louis after the Browns had taken
the first contest, 8 to 8, hitting Has
selbacher and Williams hard. The
second game was marked by clashes
between the Browns and Umpire Con-
molly. Fielder Jones was chased, Rob
Groom benched, and Baumgardner
banished from the field.
Tho scorea.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-12
GOODBRED ADMINISTERS
DEFEAT TO VIRGINIANS
Was Never in Trouble While McKenry Was Touched When
Hits Meant RunsGrays Get Early Start and Hold Roch
ester Safe-Engle Again Wins for Bisons-Birds Lose
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Results Yesterday.
Montreal, S; V1RGINIANS. o.
Toronto, 8; Baltimore, 2.
BufIlalo, s; Newark, 1.
Rochester, 2; Providence. 3.
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Totals -. .....30 8 IT 0
xBatted for Cullop in fourth
Score by Innings: r.
Cleveland ... .~..o o2 900 600
New York :. 800 500 0ox--s
Summary: Two-base hit-Caldwell
Home run--Baker. Stolen base-High.
Sacrifice hft-Peckinpaugh. Bases on
balls-On Cullop, q: of Russell, /: off
Bebee. 4; OF Gould. /. Hits-On Gull
lop, in 4; off Beoee. 5 In an: off
Coumbe. In ga: off Gould. in 1.
Struck out-By Russell. I. by Bebee,
/: by Gould. 6. Passed bal1-Billings.
Umptres--Hildebrand and o'Loughlin.
Tims-1:6o.
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CONTINUED on Sixth Pago)
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Second Game.

Score by innings: r. H. E.
Philadelphia 400 010 o0s--s l
st. Louis 900 900 600 s 2
Bush and Meyer: Hamilton, Groom
weilman, Harks and Hartley.
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First Game.

Score by innings: r. h E.
Philadelphia 1000 COS 0oo--3 10
St Louis .....2l1 400 00O-8 9 2
Williams. 6heehan and Murphy:
Koob and SEVERED.
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IRAN for Schultz in second.
s'Eatted for Kantlehner In seventh.
Score by innings: r,
Boston ... 600 O2o ooo--2
Pittsburg ..... 900 600 21'-S
Summary: Three-hase hits-Smith
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'Batted for Wilson in sixth.
"Batted for Smith in seventh.
Score by innings; r.
Brooklyn F.. ...... 600 40 2o6--5
st. Louis --... .-,4.e.,. 900 ola 000--4
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Brooklyn.
ST. Louis.

Totals E. o., IS 5 8 81 II
'Batted for Cheney in seventh.
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oerton perleibt Ser &eilebeifreibunq
nod erbobten 9ieiS.
9ierart ani6lieBeno lit cine furse
Sfi06e ilber prG6tige @egenoen inn
Staat Seem yorf. Sn oieier Nummer
miro at6 Ger iebr 5eitgemGBe Mr-
tItcl llber ooS neutrole Sollono, BON
W}artba SoepIis, 5u Gnoe gefiibrt.
Son groBem Srtereiie in Ser gegcn-
mortlgen 3eit lit ferner elm redt aus
fllbrlider @rtifel iiber ous OeutId-
tltm IN &uBlano, Der einen tiefen
etnblid in Die b~eitebenoen uno fritz
beren Serbaltniiie geipGbrt.
Yin fiir5eren @r5dblungen iino Der
p%or6nbeben oDie 0rei Miitter", BON
Clara Sliltbgen uno nltntauglih"
BON adte 2ubomsfi, lomie cine meite.
re 5ortiebung Der NobeQe bon Warie
Bernhard u9ie &leine".
Washington Journal., 1916-08-04
Gim0dAnOt.
9In Den 9iebaftcnr Oes o&aibiustOn
SOnrnals"!

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@eebrter SEER &e0afteitrl
Isle freute i6 mid Dor einem Sab
re, ais id Die &un0e bon Dem 8ieoer-
crideinen Oes n%g8oibineton Sour
nails, OeS ein5igen 0eutihen 8lat-
tes unierer Staot, erbielt. Sin lang.
%ericbnter @uni6 mar mir Oamals in
iGrfitaung gegdngen. &obl mltBte
ib 0aB Die 8ieOeraufnabme NIT gro
ben S6Dierigfeiten unO Soften Ders
bltnOen mar; aud mar i6 mir Der
Sutiade betuuBt. Dab es an &ritifern
un0 gtorglern ni6t feblen miro. 9o6
i'd bari Sic beltte begliidpiiniden
5u Dem groBen 1tno i6lpierigen Mcr-
fe, 0as sic Dor einent Sabre unter-
nommen uno IN ben lebten 5lpolf
N}onaten init 10 gltem grfoIge geIei-
tet boben. Oos 8latt eri6eint bette
in elmer nciten, berbeiierten Altfloge
unO NIT 6reuoen leie i6 Die into
reiIonten Artifcl, bic 0arin eriAeincn.
NRein innigiter 8uni6 gebt beute oa-
bin, OoB ale uniere 0eliti6en @oib-
ingtons eifrige N|bonnenten 0es
y@olbington S6ltrnaIs~ merOen unO
OoS 8lott in ieoer Sinii1t unterltiib-
en- modten, oonit Oos nelte Sobr mie-
0eriim cincn meiteren @rfoIg iidere.
Sd iperOe meinen Cell Oo8u beitro-
gen.
IS griibt Oos pg8oi5inaton Sour
nol4
Gin eifriger 2eier.