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SHOCKER DRIVEN FROM
MOUND BY BILL SMITHS
Doughty HEAVIER Goes Well Until Wdness Develops
Then He Is Yanked and Couple More Pitchers Try
Themselves, With but Scant Improvement
The climbers came back Yesterday

The Climbers came back yesterday
and showed slightly improved form in
revised batting order. and, taking
advantage Of the wildness of the
Mighty" Shocker and OF Marty" Mo
Tisue and Russell. both Of whom were
sent 10 The mound. gained a victory
over Toronto by the score OF to 3
The locals battcd more consistently
Iran during any previous games OF the
week. while their fielding work was
almost perfect. the only error being
credited 10 Kcll!hcr. who dropped
throw 10 catch runner of first The
error did not count III any scoring done
by the visitors.
Likewise the Toronto twirlers were
given errorless support. Blackburn
and Arragon both played the short
field in excellent form, while Tiny"
hind The pitchers box in the seventh
inning and made a pretty catch of a
low-bun;ed fly by Reynolds.
Toronto scored the first run OF the
game in the third frame. Hogan was
hit by pitched ball. and advanced TO
second on Shockers sacrifice out
Truesdale singled co right and scored
Hogan. The next two men were easy
outs. Richmond tied up the score in
the fourth after two were out. Bank
ston hit to right for two bases and
scored on McDcrmott's single 10 left
McDermott being thrown out between
bases.
Toronto took q two run lead in the
sixth. Murray famed. Then Graham
singled and went TO third on Mckees
double Both scored when Smith sin
gled to center. Smith went out steal
ing; Hogan walked and Shocker flied
out to Bankston.
Reynoldss throwing to second cut off
possible Toronto runs in the seventh.
-fr'"their half OF the seventh Richmond
tied the score. Shoemaker aiding by
walking McDermott and ~ acon. the
first to face him. Reynolds wen, out
on a fly 10 Graham, and the men on
bases scored when Leake hit to right
for two sacks. The next two men we're
easy outs.
In the eighth Hcndryx flied out TO
Hogan. Then Shocker walked Glenn
ems, whom he had famed twice I'm sue
cession. McTiguc was sent 10 the box.
and walked Bankston and NcDcrmott
right, scoring Clemens and Ranks,ou
Reynolds singled over second. scoring
McDermot,. The men on bases adj
vanced on 4 wild pitch by Russell who
relieved McTiCue. Leake drew pass.
filling the bases Priests fnlder's
choice forced ARA Eon ~ tho plate and
ke!liher's fe!ier's Choice forced Priest
at second for tne third out
To-da%'s game will h- called ~
O'Clock ard Birmingham Yin serd
either Manning 0r Herhcr, in - orpos..
Cuttings Or Ross
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st, I,o,,is
CiIlsinnnti.

I0lHls 80 u p Is TOTALS 81 10 u IL !
-ltn''"d f"r Meadows In ninth
f!Iaticd fur Ton.N in fourth
lt"'''d for bal" In airrh
'i!a'tcd for KuctzcI IN eighth
'Nar FOR ChnE' In eighth
bntt"G for Schultz In ninth
score by innings. n
i-''l- -.s-.-..--..l ! q -
gGlnn.u ,;;...... o-S
summary Runs NNtzcl o.. Bcscher t"I
Long Miller 1Iorn"hv ~, snyder c;roh
u"rzoE, t2l; "inGo. Fischer. Ernrncr Two,
Us niis-SnyHcr licrzog tol. Three base
Miirr, Norrshy t2b. Beschcr BetzeI
Nnlngo, ioin- -Iiornsby. Sacrihco hits
fischer, smith wilson Stolen bases
n'izrl 70 oorhan 70 Miller; Corhan 70 ret
20 ." M'Acr Wild pitch--Arnes Struck
,tf-h' fp"'f"r. J by Dale .; bv Hall
on oalls-oH mes. :: on Meadows 2
%" ion"S tmplres, KLEIN ana Einsl!e
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IVTFCrOl
Umpire
] IS.
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HOPEWELL PITCHER FOXY

NEWPORT NEWS. Juno 18th.
Hopewell Bombs proved excellent stall.
ers to-day and thereby saved them
selves an apparent defeat at the hands
or the Shipbuiiders. With the score
o TO In NTH, the visitors We're re-
tired in order 1t began TO rain. tho
!orcTunner OF a veritable dcluge TO fol-
low, ana when Payne. Tho nrst UP in
the local half. triplcd. the Bombs be-
gan 70 stall. Umpire Kennedy began
10 call balls when Bennett, refused 10
pitch 10 tho batter. and a man was
walked. bennett began TO throw slow
wide ones 10 the next batter. There
was more delay. and finally the rain
broke up the exhibition. But sixteen
mon faced Noss in i've innings Score:
Newport News. HONEYWELL
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IIfSI tiAMI
pift.l,t,rrl,

Totals. 81 10 % 10 ] Totals. 80 ., l.
Slated for Costello In eighth.
tBatted FOR MnlliEan in ninth.
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Game Starts Early

IN" fnnl Enmc Of tho serie. with
'rnh'" VIII begin this afternoon
""I"ck, instcnd of $40, ns
'""i' IA" hour g. moved IN to
"""'e The T"r"nt" players To finish,
nv E"m" In time 10 cutrh n trnin
"'N on The hnmrwnrd swinu. A.
'n's VIII he Nh. last game Of the
week on tn" local Tor, u large num-
"'r OF fans d"ubticss viii turn out.
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Totals....w q Totals....2s s = 10 /
'Battei for Boland in sixth
St. Louis .........o 0 IS
Summary: Runs-Bush. Cobb KuvanauGh
Tobin. Sister. Pratt Marsons. I.avan. Three
base hit-Fratt Double plays-Marsans 90
Chapman: Plank TO I.avan Ia Sis!er. Stolen
bases-MarsarS. Lavan. Austin. Sho,ton t2y
Tob!n. Bases balls--or Plank. ?: of
Mitchell. 4: OF Boiand. Struck out-by
Plank. 4: by Mitchell. /: by Boiand, l: by
Cunningham. 2 Umpires Chill and D.neen
Time. 80
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Police Gnmc July II.

-, Manager Jones. OF the Richmond Po
game with Eocens Boosters of ~"
= Central League, for July II, AZ Hroad
Z street Park. Manager Jones says no
~ out for kocen's scalp. but Manager
.s.E1urdock, OF Kocens. SAYS tho "ancst
sASauad" Is defeated already.
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HORNSBY HARD SLUGGER

CINCINNATI. June 2S.-A ninth in
n!nE rally gave st Louis the last game
OF the series here to-day . TO g. The
locals took the lead in the eighth, when
thTcs singles. Il pass and a double re-
suited ~ four runs. Il. Louis then
made four in the next inning after two
We're out. on two singles. two triples
ana an error. liornSby, 81 Louis third
baS"nan, made two singles. two triples
and home run in i've times at bat
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Porsnlorlth
,7ota!s....2a sz7l2 Q TotaI.....2s .nl 2

I II
Rocky Mornt...........o 0 o o d
Portsmouth, ..........0 o o OF
Summary Runs--Nfarcan. Brown. K!rch.r
Goos"'re" Two base hiis--Reynolds, Moore
ga crifce h!'s-Cu"to. Stolen basss-Goose.
tree. E!rcher. Brown. Doubl. piay--Kinx 10
Fox Bases bails-oH Brown g on Pea.
son. Hit hy p!tch"r-by Brown. tMoorel
Struck oCt-by Brown. g. by Pearson
Left on basrs-Rocky Mount @: Portsmouth,
10. Time. 20. Umpire. Walsh
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Totals....3i IL % o Totals...33 S "a l6 /
'Batted for Scott In ninth.
fRatted for Cady In ninth.
tBatted for Gregg In ninth.

w Warrington ............O q y '-t
Boston ................0 %
summary: Runs-Moellcr. Milan. Williams
Jameson. Mcbride johnson. Hooper. Nc
SalIy. Hits-of Shore c IN STA .nnings.
off Mays, In inning: Struck out-by John
son. by Gregg; l. Two base hits-Moeller
Double plRy-McBride to Foster to WI
iiams; Scott to McNaily to Hoblitzel. Hit
by pitcher-by Mays, !. wild pitches-by
johnson. 2. Balk--GregG Umpires, Owens
and Connolly. Time. / so.
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Totals. :. Ia 10 q Is Totals. .ss IL 81 10

Totals. Ia 10 q 1s 3 Totals. 80 II 27 10 4
'Battcd for Heating in eighth.
tBattcd for Meyer In ninth.
.tBatted for Myers in ninth.
SsW York ............"5 20
Summary: Runs-GiIhooley t2). High. PIpp
S1. Peckinpaugh. Myers. Baker co. Magee.
l'ascs on balls-or Heating. 2: of Russell.
!; OF Myers. s. Struck out-by Heating.
:: by Russell. /: by Myers. 6. Three-tas
hits-IIEh. Pipp. Strunk. Sacrifice hit
High stolen bases-Gilhooley "a, Peckin-
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SHERMAN WINS GAME

man: who did the hurllnu for m.
orioles to-day against tho Montreal
club. won his own game in the fourth
inning, when he connected for n double
with the bases loaded. scoring three
runners ahead OF him Twombly sent
MIN home with sacrifice fly. making
the score 10 , in favor Of Ralt;,norc
thereby Ea!nng several points on the
lcaalnE CLANS Score.
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| oronto Gets Smith

PITTSBURGH, June 2S-Inncld~r
james Smith was to-day released ny
the PtttsburCh Nationals to tho To-
ronto, international Ienguc, club.
lie VIII report mt Richmond, where
the tenn IL now playing.
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PH|LL|ES STILL LOSING
M'GRhWITES CHANGE THEIR
BENCHES 10 CHANGE LUCK
Philadelphia Craps with Consecutive
came al ',iuut" IL Close
Margin.

%ationals defeated Ph,ladeiphia mere
ro-day by. score OF 80 g. the NTH
STRAIGHT datva Tor the leag gu" cham
DloNs LOher', d former lhiladc phia
PLAYER, making MS arst appearance in
league game thia season, drove in
u" York $ winning run IN the eighth
inning wlth = sacrifice fly. In an cf-
tort 70 change their Ill luck on the
Polo Grounds this season IN" Giants
vacated the bench they have used for
years and moved 10 The bench formerly
occupied by The visiting teams. The
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SECOND GAME.
Totals. CT II 81 70 = Totals

IotaIS. ."I T. II 30 Totals. 100 q 80
-Ihtt'd for Miller in eighth.
tliattrd Tor Harmon IN tnnth.
Tran for knah" in eleventh
Sc"r" by inntrGS: r.
Pittsburgh 30 . o o OCT 100 900 o q O Il,
Chicago ......n0 a ! - o ~ o o l q q 0 q q O..
summary: Runs-carnv. Baird. Wilson,
Iwiiling, Zimmerman. Two base h!ts-Carey,
Wagner. Fischer. Home runs-Zwilling,
Carey. wilson. Double plays-McConnclI t.
Null'Ean 20 SAFER; Muiigan to Zeider: VII
son To Baird: Fack to Zeidcr. Rases on
halls-oh Mcdonnell, 3 off Miller. .: or
Jacobs 2. off Harmon. ]: of Cooper l.
struck out-ny Mcconnell. Z; by Jacobs /.
by Miller l: by Hendrix. .: by Cooper, g.
Sacrifice hits-.Wisou. schultz Stolen base.
Carey. O'Brien VioN. Mann. Schultz Knabo
Unpircs. lsigler and Orth Time. ago
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
American a.soc,,,,o,

At ndianapolis--Indiana 2; Col
umbus. l.
at Minnenpolis-Minn S; Kan
sas City, ..
At st. Paul---st. Paul I: milwaukee,,
AZ houisvilic-Louisville !; Toledo,
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EIGHTEEN INNINGS

CHICAGO. June 2S-Wilson's drive
into the left field blcachers to-day was
the deciding factor in an eighteen in
ming game which Pittsburgh won from
Chicago. to . This game, the longest
of III" season in the National Lea que,
was the second OF IA double n eadcr.
Pittsburgh having Won the first by the
same score. The score:
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SPOF<I 81 ENM GAME OF WEEK STARTS O'CLOCK SPOR
Down HOMERs WIN
MAKE FOUR RUNS AFTER
TWO MEN ARE RETIRED
Fnst Fielding on the Pnrt of tho
North Cnrolincnns Cuts Men
Down mt the Plate.

PORTSMOUTH, VA. June 2S.-A bad
eight-inning game, the last game OF
the series, went to Rocky Mount To.
day. the DownhomcrB trimming the
Truckers by the score OF to O. Rocky
Mounts quartet of tallies arrived ar.
ter the first two men had proved easv
outs. Brown singled and stole second
on questionable decision by the UNI
pre. Marcan walked. after which
Goosctrce. kirscher and Edwards each
fence at almost idcntically the same
spot. This slamming. together with a
hit to right field by Eisel, ended the
hammeriuS for the day. but tho dam
age had been done. While Portsmouth
found Brown for four hits, two OF
them good for two bases each tho
slams were so scattered that they did
not help. Quick work by the North
Carolina felders killed two Trucker
runners at the plate during the course
OF the game. Score:
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NEWARK WINS EASILY

NEWARK. June IS After ri,,.r -,
E 20 3 ns, had struck on, four men in
me nrSt Two innings TODAY, he lnst lti..
and N,wa-l ha,t.J n,,r
an easy victory, 10 g. Reu Erar ~,
catcher, released by Cleveland h"cti;s.
Ritter offered He made fo',r hitss ,',' ~. :
many trips to the pla'c N.Nars ernr,',I
four runs on clean hitting liz tic ,hi,G'
Tbe ' r-t' 70
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Totals....33 10 % l3 Totals. 81 % Is
-Sarted for Covelsskie In seventh.
hy

Stor" By Innings r.
Chicago ................o o-5
Cleveland ...........O Oh
Summary: Runs-Fclsch, Weaver. Jackson,
Collins. Fourier. Evans Two-b ase hits
Won kolnitz. howard. o'Neill Three base
hits-Fournier. F!esCh. Struck out-by Rus
sell. ! Base on balls-on Russell. 1. Sncrl-
ace hits-E. Collins t2). ]. Collins. Double
play-Roth 10 Chapman. Wild pitch.-Cove-
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Totals....,i az. Totals. 20 81 IL
'=ntt'c for TraErsssor n seventh.
fba'tca for (1CHlv in ninth.

Trnoitlv,! .......,....l Q =" . g &C
Boston ......... .......! { O.
surnrlar"; Runs--Iohusrhn. Non.rsv. cut
shaw. Evtrs. Collins Twu- base h,ts-Johr-
stcn 90. collins. Thr"e. base hits-Coliins
stolen hases -Mow'sy Saorifce hits-r'au-
bart, Olson. S'nnrsl. Ev+rs smith F7sas
on haiis--6ff Pterf.r. !. OFF Tyler. Str'Ick
out--hy Ptcfter J nv TYLER, 5 Double PLAYS
--'f"fnr 20 Olson to paEbert. Evsrs 10
konctchv 80 Meanwhile Evers 10 Eo-
n"iohr Wild pltch-Tylcr. Hit by pitchsr
ny lfeT"r. tkon"'chT). Emp!rcs O Day
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BlSONS LICK GRAYS

PROVIDENCE, June @s-Wi,. ,hird
ard arst occupied ard one down. Black
burn rs. into double play in the
ninth inning here to-day. givins lie
E!Sous 6 3to2 victory over rhs Grays
Donovan's hard hi Tircups curves
when hits were needed. While TYSON
vas q puzzle "a tho GrayF score.
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THEY STOLE GAME

PHILADELPHIA. June 2s.-New York
players stole nine bases to-day and
won from Philadelphia, 9 to Z Gill
hooley. right fielder. stole four. Strunk,
local center fielder, made a triple and
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score by innings. r..
Pittsburgh .............O o O o o . h--S
Chicago ................n . O o o o.
summary; Runs--Ca rey. Wagner, Mamaux.
I"iior. Lavender. Two base htts--Wagner,
Costello Carey. Three base ht-F!scher
bases Z"hcr, Flack. Fischer Double plays
-Flach tuna ssistcdD: Mullignn to Knahe to
Saicr Bases on balls---of Lavender. ]; off
Mamaux & Struck out--by Lavender. 3: by
NamauN :. hy Vaughn .. Passed ball
Fischer Empires. ORTIZ and Riglcr Time.
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STANDING OF CLERS.

WHERE THEY rLAY TODAY.
Detroit ut Chicago
New York at PHILADELPHIA
i}nstOn at Washington
~. Louis nt Clerelant!
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CLEVELAND is OUSTED
NAP PITCHERS ARE
EASY FOR WHITE SOX
Lose First Position TO New Yorl
Yankees by Margin OF
Half Gnme.

90 EyEt lap. @ Jnne 2sGchiSago
today by winning the odd game Of
III" series, 3 10 i. Russell proved a
puzzle. while Cove'Aslie and Cou.nhe
yer" hit at opportune moments. The
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STANDING OP CIrRs

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Brooklyn at Boston
Philadelphia at New York
,o, Chicago at st. Louis.
Only three games hrheGuledI
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SENATORS COME BACK

WASHINGTON. June 2S.-Washing-
ton defeated Boston, 10 ., to-day
thereby going into "A tie with that team
for third place. The score:
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TIGERS LOSE AGAIN

ST. LOUIS. MO. June o7.-st. Louis
pushed Detroit into second division by
IA king to-daC's game. 10 3 Mitchell
who started for Detroit. pitched two
and one-third innings. Score
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Providence.

SrWMhrYt HUNS" FaNrs, EIlrKNurn Gil.
CHANNEL. Carlstorm. Sacrifice hits-TySou,
Iaoriore. Caflstorn. stolen hsse--Uum-ncl.
Two base h!r-G!ll Thrno-hsee hi-s-Tyson
Powell Orslow Bases on halis-of rirfur
Q; OF Tyson.;4- struck ou,-by Tincup. !
by tyson. ~ noutS" rlays- Mcdonald 10
o'Nc!! 20 .tIwnrI-I t2, Time gi ~
Dircs, Clearv and chestnut
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EVERS DID HIS PART

hpSToN, Jun" 2S-Prcffcr won his
~ '' tam" o.fdy when he singled vim
We bases fun during the NTH innin,
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N ationaI League
RESELTS YESIERnAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
-. Louis, 0; Cincinnati, @.
Hew York. !; Philadelphia, 3.
brooklyn, 3; Boston, .
Pittsburgh. =; Chicago tflrst poue,
Pittsburgh. 8; Chicago. . tsecond game.
8 innings. H" s"iho'
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Southern A,sociot,o,

Al Cha ttanoogn--Chatta s.:
New Orleans, l.
ham. 2.
AT notwithstanding. 4: Mobile,
lanta, z.
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American League

RESULTS yesterday.
New York. o: Philadelphia. =.
Washington, q. Boston. ,.
Chicago, D; Cleveland. /.
st. Louis. .; Detroit, 3.
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South ATLANTIC I,csvD.

at AuGusta--Augusta, Id: Colum-
hia 81 Second game. seven innings).
{.
At Charleston--Charles SIS: Jack &
sonViilc. 10 tsecond game, seven In
nings),
Only three games scheduled.
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To'als....55 1898 !! Totals 90 - - 10 /
-kauu ou' IL third hit by hnttcd ball.
f!iafcd 70: Denarc. In ninth.
!Battcd fo- Schau.r in sixth
'fhtted for rcrritt IN eighth.
Scor" by innings: y
Philadelphia .........i o o n o.
New York .............I . . q -
summary; Eurs-paskc NinhoR, Luderus
G Burns. Fletcher Ncrkl .t.i. Two ba Sc
MT Harden lgscs ON hall oft Dcmarc.
! by Schau"r. g. Sacrifice Robertson
NCk"chuic Harden Stolen hascs-Pask.rt
,.thFa' ~ = BurOS Double play--pnrritt,
ri"''her 20 N"rk!". Wild pitch-Schaucr.
iilIS-oN SChau"r 10 in innings: of Per-
NV, % IN - innings Cmr!rcs. Byron and
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paugh. Baker. %ag~e tN. Ccdeor KING
St:unk HI by pitched ball--by My4ra
tGed"on) Ei's-or Heating !. IN Innings.
tmpires. oLouShlin and Eildetrsu!. Time.
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STANDING or c,,,e

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Norfolk Mt Rocky Mount
Newport News at Prtersburr
portsmouth at IfopeveII
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Virginia League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Norfolk, 4; Petersburg.
Rocky Mount. !; Portsmouth q
Ne"p"rt News. d; ilopewril. o I5 innings
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STANDING or Ci.Uns.
WHERE THEY rIAy 1o-DA,

"HfNF ItIr1 TI"At To-day.
Toronto at RICHMOND.
Rochester ii Newark
Hunhlo ut Providence.
iinntrcu at Baltimore
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-o'aIs--..l7 I = -ota.....ls , Is I .
Score by inning p
Icy"vell .......... . n n -
Newport SowE ......... r o r.
summary Three bare hi.- T4vne St-icr
cast- EoFS Double plav-waitsrs 20 ,--:g.
- pahlmar. ES5-s ~ hallz-ar Va-.
on Bennett LET, on tares->cvor-.
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driving in two runs and giving Brook
Ign 10 > lead. which held 10 the
finish. Both of BoSton's runs were
scored by Evcrs. The score:
BROOKLYN Boston.
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North Carolina League

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Greensboro. 4; Winston Salem. 1o IN
nings). Wv III
Ashcyiile, |; Raleigh, o.
Charlotte. 8; Durham, D.
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How They Stand To-Day
international League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

RICHMOND. G: Toronto. 3.
Newark. .. Rochester. 3.
Baltimore. 4: Montreal, s.
buffalo, &: Provide nee. ,.
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Rochester
New ark

= Newark ................o o / %
- seminary Runs McAulcy. Jacobson Ir,l.
go. Enzman. Sacrifice h!t-En2mau stolen
bases-Cable. Callahan. Tw"-bas. hi,s-sfr-
Z Auley Eehly. Iociie SiElin. Throc-insn
hit-DurEin. Home run--Eran Hnre- o.,
balls-oH Enzman. 2. OF Ritter g. STRUCK
out-by Enzmsn. Z: by Ritter I,nuhl.
Slays--cabls To Durg'n: Healy 10 iIurr,,
T. Empires. Bransfeid and Keenan, Tim n
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y{lt ssillll.llisFs==--ass,a,sl,S...l,,

Continued on N;nth pageJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-29

'Bntted for Hognn I'm ninth.
H'nnttcd for Russell in ninth,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-14
TyIcr's Birthday.


This is Tyler's birthday-not the
Tyler who was president or governor
Hor something else. but the great
| George Tyler. south paw twirler of the
Boston Braves Born in Derry. N.
H., tWenty-seYen years ago today, the
big larboard hur1er got his baseball
start on a semi-pro team in his native
town, after having pitched fol. school
and college mines. In 1908 he was
given 4 trial by the Lowell club OF
the New England League. but he was
too wild to be OF any use The next
year Tyler had another try at it, and
by that time he had gained sufficient
control to make him useful. He wore
4 Lowell uniform until the latter part
of August. winning nineteen and los
ing sixteen games. when he was sold
to the Braves. He joined the Boston
club at once and pitched four games
in the last few weeks of the 1910.
season. winning two Of EN-. George
was still pretty wild, but he had Il lot.
OF stuff, and the Braves kept him on.
the payroll. althugh it was not until
1913 that he began to really make
good In 1912 Tyler was traded to
the Giants about forty times-in the.
rum or factory he was snapped
about the same number OF times the
following year RUDE Marquard was
the man Boston was to get for him,
but somehow the trade didn't take.
and Tyler fingered on in Boston un-
It'll 1914, when he was one Of the ''big
three who pitched the Braves to 4
pennant IN 1914 Tyler had sixteen
victories to fourteen defeats; in 1915,
ten wins and nine lost, and this year
seventeen victories to ten defeats.