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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01
GERMANS PRE-
PARE TO RETREAT
FROM KOVEL
,contiap.d from Page one.)

sa.d and G,a sAkhsroTs dlvi.
.E forcing b. Austrian troops
under Gen F5n Doehm- ErTnollie
rr tve-5 from Brody Between
N-5,l ard Body IS "kink" in The
L.s Military authorities here est.
mate fhs Teurogic forces must re-
.I-- from this angie II the Russian
advance Cd both sides continues or
,'.r I'D The risk ~ having its flank
.u~-ad
Judging from battle front de
ra'a- today rsc Good On the Dnies.
.er .scr have sul sided somewhat,
permitting Cen. Letchitsky 70 press
forward with great rapidly.
au .rau big gum are BON ard.
Boag in a counter-attack. sg' q.
d. 41oIrlsIlg stated ttat tho Gre
BE- WaH.Hg
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01
FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS Local


DETROIT. Aug i-Wht4t vas
easy and lower In all leading mar
kets. IN Detroit prices we've T. low
er. Chicago Nss ! d = C lower 1'Een--
ing pricos Tuesday cash NJ go
wheat. ST. 2eL Septen boz N-.g
GENDER. SlS3ts No. white. 49, y
The corn market "a 9gn a04 du.l
AT s7;,c for cash No . e5c Tor ". =
yellow and s. q sac FOR NJ. yellow
oats ars not wanted The marx
4. Waak A. isc FOR cash standard sc
asked for No wh.te, a.. = Cor sep
ter,her No. 3 waite and ~ y 40 Zee 10Y
No white
cash 40 ? -
Immediate ard prl rlpt 81 .pFn~nt
Seeds are 4u.st and H-u ~
Dor prime rrd clover and as - 80
for prime tiu,cth. and SOC - Tor AZ
Grain receipts AZ chicago. Tu"stay
were 81. cars 81 wheat 90 or corn
and ssl ~ oats.
pecer7hcr wheat In Chicago open
"a ruesday a. tie4 8I - corr ~
esA n &C and oats AZ 80 Stsc
Liverpool wheat closed unchANgeH
20 ia lower and corn = . IL lower
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01
LEO.

rh,> Just make me love ye the
more
Then he felt Asa shaking his
band a. though he would never let
60, auI heard him whispering Fl
he'd "a gone back on nay little gal
h.t would aoeeu the begtnnin o an
otaog fuss atwoen us, Ell. Rom
mus"
Ron mus laughed aloud 'Tbarll
never be nary mother fuss atwcen
Us. no more and forever,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01
Bather's Body Found.

The body OF an unidentified man,
clad In tVopiece blue bathing
suit war found floating a. the foot
Il Fifth-st.. Tuesday morning. by
the crew OF The FIRE tug james Bat
tie. The body had been IN the
water about tw1 Gays, according TO
Coroner Burgess
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01
EAST FFALO LIVE STOCK
DunninK a stevens

FN-T NTFFAI.D. y 7. Aug =
cattle Receipts. cars steady.
choice To- prime steers. ss25uSS5.
good % choice, Ss55qy25 fair to
good ts25Is15 ycaFlings dry fed.
prime. tS76ns.2s. best handy steers.
ssr SIS. light butcher steers. yT.f5 "
: IS best butchering steers and heif-
COWS. s7U725 butcher cows, $500
cutters. t475IS Gamers, s3.50X {;
fancy bulIs. s6.75a7 Is butcher buYls,
fSGe15 common bulls. $3.50 Ub7b.
lght common stoCkers. s6u625,
feeding steers. t7d7.2j, milchers and
sprlnEers. SO 100.
Hogs Receipts. Is cars; steady:
heavy and workers. lo.5o n 1885, pigs
slQE5
sheep: Receipts. , cars. steady:
top lambs. Siiull.2J, yearlngs. Is 30
n 2 So wethers. tsns25, ewes. f79
$50.
Calves s5di3
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01
The Bug river which has been

The Bug river, which has been
mentioned frequently In war dis
patches from Tho eastern front. IL
a tributary 81 the Dnieper and has
a length 81 about 800 miles
South DAKOTA people utilize their
automobile az prairie dog EXTERN
iustors They destroy the animal
by conducting ihe exhaust from their
engines into the burrow. using bit
OK hose for the purpose.
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Livestock


EAST i3f-FTGFO~ y + 1rlv - -
Cattle. Receipts leo cG-7. market
?Sc higher prime steers. 80
butchers $3.50 g. Ia cows. 3 81
1876 heifers seas bulls. ys5HNT-
Hogs. Receipts 81 ear-. lover.
heavy ard workers. $1,000 Pigs.
tl0I06Ie.25.
sheep. Receipts - cars srrprg.
tor lambs NON IS yea-linEs. $50
q $50. wethers. $50 -, ewes. 80
7.50
Calves ssGi3
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xot dun best heavy steers Ssus5o,
best handy weight butcher steers.
8 So G155 mixed steers and hslfers.
t6.1lsl 80. handy light butchers.
kS.!sUi. light butcher, IS S0u G.-5.
best cows IS % g s. so butcher cows.
fsus common cows. Sl50s3j. can
nsIS s1Qa25 hest heavy bulls. So Is
fts 50. tolngun bulls. sgIs feeders.
ers and aprluEers ti0as5 Veal
calves Market dull best grades. sl2
U1450. other grades. ts4li sheep
and lambs Market steady. beet
lambs. go to fair lambs. 81 - IlO 25. .
light 10 common lambs. tsdy2S fair
to good sheep. S55OHs.25. culls and
common. s. 1850 Hogs Prospects:
Tigs s. SO workers. and hsaviss. Se.75
"A 30
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TOLEDO LIVE sro,k.

TOLEDO. o.. Fut- Ef=It.-F Pc
csipts. light rarise, 5E4ae lower.
heavter. 81 Jr.t 1895 med. Una
$40 20 ~ f0.e5 Workers s. coo IH 90
good piga. ts-5at9r Calves Mar
kct steady. sheep ard lambs Mar
ket steady.
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hank. and Trust Companies


The following rrrns are privileged
10 execute orders on me Ey Aauge
" r Moss & Co. carlyle & Povah.
Geo " West < Co L. Z. MsccrOna
rn3ur & 60. ". r Mclaughlin. Msr-
rlll. r.yrcn & Co. W A Fa-l!n a.
CO VIZ A. Neer & Co. Sinclair 4
c9-ls. Emmett L Sprasue. VIM. II.
Rose IL Co. r X. Peitcn a. Co Joel
co. ". T. Reilly A Co Matthew
Firm. A. w Wallace & Co.. Lewis y
Storkard Co. Benpett. smith a
Gortor.
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FeIegraphic
lINITIONS AND
~oTORS ARE UP
>ernI Advance In War
Specialties Seen On
Market

f1WW YORK. Aug. l.--Gains rang
10 TO a few points, were made
y steel. munition and automobile
n6ks during initial trading on The
- exchange today. United States
1tei opened at Sc IA. up Is.
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TOLEDD. . July Hl---VI "a.
Cash, 81 zSts July, si-22l7; ssr',
and July. say sept. s0Lac, Dec.
szt=c oats. Cash and July. sei
sept, tz-Sc. Dee. &c. Rye Cash.
ace Cioverseed. Cash. sass Get.
set5 Dec tas- Alsike. Prime.
$3.50 Timothy. CASA s249 But
ter: Brick creamery zoe. tub cream
cry. use Eggs Fresh candled. Sc,
fancy selects. CSC. Hay. Unchanged.
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WILSON HAS
COMEBACK
ALL READY

tcoatinaed from rsE- on.D
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NV YoRK COTTON u,nK,-,

Reported by Paine, Weber a. 60.
July = lWf
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ouct,tlo,. Nv Paine. weber a Co.
TOLEDO GRAIN.

ID Bid. ts)sola Jx)spii,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-15
HERMITAGE CLUB TENNIS
DRAWINGS MADE YESTERDAY
FOR ANNUAL EVENT THERE
VIII Re Three Prizes. and Tournament
VIII Continue over COM
Ing Week.

wings were made Yesterday for
tho first matches TO DO played in the
annual club championship at the Her
mitage Golf Club, which begins this
afternoon There VIII be prizes for
the winner. = permanent cup with the
winners name inscribed upon Il, This
cup has the names Of the club cham
pions engraved Upon II for tho past
ten years. There will also he rum
scr-up prize in tho nrst elimination
contest \ second prize viii hc given
for those defeated In the nrst matches
consolation cup.
The touruamcut viii probably last
all Of The coming week, tn" doubles
I" BE- PLAYED some time later on. It
viii require several days 10 decide the
Championship in singles. after which
the doubles arc TO bc decided The
tournament VIII "ud on next Saturday,
and tho names Of the winners VIII be
announced
Drawings for tho first round. made
yesterday afternoon, arc AS follows
I'M Montague ". W. II. Sands. w.
L. Price ~. W. W. GIL: n " Blair
rs. T.. y. Russcu; T.. y. Mauzy VS. l. G.
Mead; a. J. Goddin -. +. r. Chester
u. smith vs. w NJ Smith; l.. II Blair
vs.. H. G. TAYLOR; J. = Wicker ". T.
Darlington; W. - Hopkins rs VI.
1nnEhornc; = w. Pollard vs.. Isaac
BiGEs: j. Z. Woodward Us. W. =.
French.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-15
FEDERATION LEAGUE
Forced to Rcarran:Sc Schedule for Sec
nnd Time account of With
drn>yai of Teams.

tn" withdrawal from the Federation
League of TIA" Blues and iiowitzers
schedule for the second time this sea
son.
Tho schedule for tho remainder Of
the season is as follows
July &c ~. A. c. VS. Iiphland
Park. at Highland Park. McGill vs..
First National Bank. at Byrd Park
July 29-first National Bank Us.
Highland Park, at Byrd Park. McGill
vs.. {. II. y. G.. at Highland Park.
August 5-First National Bank VS..
c. III. 4. c. at Byrd Park McCiill VS..
Highland Park. at Highland Park.
August l2-i!ighlaud Park rs. g. II.
~ c., At Highland Park McGin VS..
First National al Byrd Park.
August l9-F!rst National Bank VS..
Highland Park. at Byrd Park. McCiill
VS.. G. II. \. G. al Highland Park
August 26-First National Bank VS..
G. II. y. c.. at Byrd Park. McGill vs..
Highland Park. AT Highland Park.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-15
PORTSMOUTH PIRATES
UP AGAINST 1T WITH MANY
PLAYERS ON INJURED LIST
"hme Yesterday, Which Goes for Extrn
sessions, Won by Turhcels In
Eleventh,

htn Ky MOUNT. y. c.. July 14.-Af-
."i thc crippled Pirates had taken =,
-, Iuh read in the opening sctto OF
T;itaSS Shihc; the champs fought up-
,'n "iiu yea The score. and il went this
VIZ, uhtil the eleventh. when Calbert
ratified the boards in center for a ihrea
r"SEsr ana counted the winning run
Tor inc TirhcclS on EiScl's slow one IN
$50, "hu. h" game WAS rcsplendcnt
WIN trcht fielding and effective work
~, ~ ,m" P!trherS, IN which Apologize
canned the honor. and should uot
nave been scored upon. but his Sunnort
W""iied IN the first. Portsmouth. play
ing an outicider behind the bat ara
another at third. sent ,hrc" pitchers
iht" IN" ouiieid in to-day's game
Oh ior q six days trip. the Por,s-
mouth Ilrates. winner OF the FIRST half
season. ar" truly facing dire circmm,t
stances now. with two men. Reynolds
ana -. Maitin, out OF the game with
an Intestinal disorder that has asserted
IiS"'i with several other members OF
IN" team. Manager FOX could muster
but nine men to don uniforms to-day
posed, whii" Pearson, suffering Il chill
idSt night. ~ on the brink OF an attack
OF malaria Reynolds and St Martin
nav. been running fever since tho third
days stay IN Petersburg. and are con
s!dcrcu quite III in their rooms here
NihS IL out OF the game probably for
thlS series or longer with "a four inch
cut across his left leg secured in a col
liSi"n with Mullen ia the last game in
petersburg. and though he returned TO
ms post yesterday, TIA" limb became so
i'iiam"d That hc has been forced TO
remain OH OF 1t to-day. Despite these
hanclCaps. tic club fought tho Tar
heels for eleven innings to-day but
lace n big handicap with n double bin
o"ior" ih"m tomorrow. The score:
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TIGERS AND YANKEES

NEW YORK, July l4-Ncw York
and Detroit played sensational
double header here to-day. each team
winning twelvc-inninG game. Detroit
taxing the first. to =, and the Yanks
IN" second, to 3. In tho first contest
tullop lost his first game OF the sea-
son. after winning nine straight
Boonc'S home run in the second inning
pat the locals in tho lead but He'll
man tied IT in the sixth with n homer
IL the twelfth. four singles n sacrifice
alG two errors ncttcd the visitors four
runs. The second game also was n
pitchers battle. two young pitchers
Russell and CunninEham-partic :
Ing. New York won in tho twelfth
on MaEee's double. Highs sacrifice and
rcckinpauEh's single. The scores:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-15
NEWPORT NEWS BEATS PUFFS

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Julv IA
Inc Builders fen on Llcwcllyn's Of
ierlnSS In tho first inning to-day and
= sacrifice iIy count for four runs
Ther added another IN the sixth on
q pass, hit hatSman and two successive
sacrifice hits. Stciuhrcnncr's triples
ann Lakes wild throw 10 third rave
the visitors one in The ffth and Bar
notis single and SUmmcrs's double
br"rner. Watt Wra,tcn aud Summers
We're tn" fielding stars Tho afternoon
was "nlivcncd when a, the close OF
the game Matthews and Stcinbrcnncr
engaged in rough and tumble nst
tight Just what started the row
could no. he learned Art Smith parted
tn" holligcrents before either was
damaged. The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-15
SHAKE-UP IN PLAYERS

NEW YORK. July 14.-Harry Hemp
stead. president Of the New York Ma
tionals. and August Hermann. presi-
dent or the Cincinnati Nationals, con-
ferred here to-day on n deal involving
several players. and by which Charles
HcrZog. manager of tho Cincinnati
team, former New York player.
would return to tho Giants
IL was reported that Larry Doyle,
captain OF the New York team, is one
or the players involved. but neither
MT. hermann nor MIR. Hampstead
would admit II.
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SALLEE TO BE GIANT

ST. LOUIS. July l4.-Harrv Sallee.
the veteran left handed pitcher who
announced his retirement from base
bait when hv quit the ST. Louis Ma
ticna!S recently. probably will become
TO- morrow Schuyler r. Britton. presi
dent of the 81. Louis club, said to-day
Manager McGraw. of the New York
cub mad made a new offer Of cash and
players for Sallec. which he had taken
under Amusement
Brooklyn is said to have offered to
trade Iitcher MarlMArd for Sallne
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Norfolk.
i"this....i l. p 10 Totals....M .. II 3

Petersburg ..........l q o q 2 n Z
Norfolk Observation-Disclosures q q q q ! n a
summary: Huns-Nhit,ca. Henry Stew
art iiandihoc stolen base-Stcwart Sac
rihG" h!ts-roolr. Newton. Two-hase hits
ltudcns. Whitt'd. Henry. Morpeth Dou-
bio plays Whitfield TO iIudrins: Etcks 70
F'i, a.y 81 SrcE on ~. Fool Q by Ntcks
!: of Poole, !. Left on Observation-Disclosures
~, Norfolk. .. Umpire. Colgate Tine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-15

Dave Robertson, the Tarhccl
iicldcr with john j. McGraw'S
Giants, Is maxim" good the prctiic-
tons nf last season by setting the
National circuit atirc. In II double
header Thursday, Robert son buttcd
ont six hits out of nine trips To the
plate, and despite his late start,
owing 10 an injured hip in spring
practice, is leading the circuit i'm
batting. He is said 10 be able to
negotiate the ninety feet from The
plate to first base faster than any
man in baseball, even the mighty
Cobb and the shocles> wonder Jack
son having to take second place in
this respect.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-15
SEVENTEEN INNING TIE
BOSTON AND ST. LOUIS
UNABLE TO REGISTER
Failure Ivy Koch to Touch Third Hing
Cheated 81. Louis Out Of
Contest.

BOSTON. July 14.-Boston and st.
Louis hooked mp in n sensational sew
enteen-inning runlesS tie to-day. koob
the young southpaw. went tho entire
distance for the Browns. while Mays
went fifteen innings being replaced by
Leonard when he was injured in II
play at the plate. Koob's carclcSSness
cost HIM the game. lie failed 10 touch
third when a hit would have scored
him from second in the fifteenth in
ming. II was on the play AT the plate
that Mays was hurt. The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-15
Doubled leader To-Day

Richmond plays Rochester dOu-
blc-hcu6cr this afternoon, the first
game beginning at o'clock and the
second after ten minutes of rest.
Yesterday, despite the rain. IL large
crowd al fans gathered around the
big Times Dispatch electric score
board and watched Richmond lose
the first game of the series by =
score OF 10 TO =. The Climbers hope
to annex both ends of the double
bill To-day. however. The score
board will flash results ns uSuui.
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ORIOLES TAKE BOTH

IS. BUFFALO. ". Y. July l4.-The
-CrioIes took both games OF to-day's
Bisons, Tightening the race for tho In,
tcrnational flag. The first game was n
light affair, which ended. s to T. and
(which was not decided lintn the lnst
tout was made in the ninth inning Ty-
gon's wiidness ghve tho visitors tho
s1aureib. IN tho second contest the visit
II Btrong, steady game. Shorts;oD
.scrann. OF the visiting; team. ives hit on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-15
slides fo Play in HupcucII.

The Brooklyn slides. the champioD
co!or"d organization of The state. have
made arrangements whereby all re-
naming big games viii be played at
!ippc"cn IN the Virginia League Park.
IHis afternoon the slides will riav
Their hrst game in liopcweu, and wiil
hc opposed by the -. Louis Giants.
The game Will begin at clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-15

Totals. ..& 81 G 0 Totalss2 GUu j
Eattd for Adams in eighth.
In n

Boston ..................l o . {? n a
fittsourrh ..;...........o o o o o 4 o %
summary; Runs -Marauv!llc. Gowdy, Ra
gan .hhs" hits-i'itzpatr,ck t2). C'nrov
ShcTihce Ma!anvill" Double rlnys
,iowcS 10 Nhranvi!c. Farmer TO Johnston
ssit on nases-3oston, :. putsburrh 4.
fiist DESC on crror-Boston. / Bases On
J. Hits and earned runs-oH IInr,rna ga
hfa- ana B runs IN innings; OF Adaaa'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-15

shshevillo won first half Of remnant race
Win percentage of 1913. Tho team won
thirtS-thrre and lost twenty games.
Raleigh mt AshryiIlc.
WINSTON Salem at Greensboro.
Durham at Charlotte.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-15

s, Louis .6 . o q ooonoooono n 90
Boston ..........0 0 o o o q . n o . q 0 %
Summary; Two-hase hits-AEn"w. Lewis.
Walker Stolen haso-Aiarsans ~. Lewis
90. Sacrifice hits-Iohnson. Ga!ner. Scott.
h"rry- Double plays-I.avan to Pratt TO
S!S.cr: Gardner to Scott To Ciuincr: Mays 10
Scott. Bases hnlis--un Koch. 3: OF
NAYS. 6: off Leonard |. Iiits-of MAYS. .
I'm innings: off Leonard In > innings
Iii, b" pitCher-by EoOb. (E37 rryD. Strucl:
out-by Eoob 2: by MAYS. s: by Leonard
. Empires Ovens and Connolly. Time. $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-15

Portsmouth first half of pcnnnnt
race with percentage o! .683. The team
won i"rty-one aud lost nineteen games.
WHERE rNEY PLAY TO-DAf.
Hopewell at Newport News.
Petersburg at Norfolk.
Portsmouth at Rocky Mount.
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ShingtOn.
Totals...37 IL 81 Totals. u l1t.G II

two out when winning run scored.
Sror" by innings r.
Washington ............o i,
Cleveland ...............2 "a
summary: Runs--1amicson t2). Henry.
Rice. Grancy. Wambsganss. Speaker. Bases
on halis-nn Be"be. 3: off Could. .. Hts
OF Ayers. = In innings: off Galiia : IN
imnines; off Iscehc. In innings: off Gould,
6 In Innings. Struck out-by Ayers 4 by
Ga liza. s: by Bcchc. .: by Gould, g. Two
las" hits-Cirancy. Speaker. Henry. Jameson.
~a'fifc" h!ts-chHpmnn. Foster Stolen
iHs"t- Milan 90. Foster Shanlts. Chapman
lmwr"s. o'I.oughlin and Iidcbrand. Time.
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PETERSBURG WINS

NORFOLK, July Petersburg fri
umphcd over tho Norfolk Turs this al
ternoon by the score OF { 10 O. Poole
held tho locals to six scattered hits ard
Won easily, whilo his teammates were
smuggling ont fifteen hits The score
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-15

40 hi's and n" runs in Inning: oft Cooper
ny hnd no runs In ! inning. Struck ont
.F i:Hs"n. :; by Harmon. l.. by Cooper
NIlr' S. Klein and EmsIe Time, lao
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-15
ST. LOUIS BEAT SUPERBkS

ST LOUIS. July li.--Atter holding
81 louis to two hits In four innings.
APPLETON weakened in the fifth ana st.
Louis gathered four runs and won the
last game OF the series with BROOKLYN.
, 70 . The score:
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How They Stand To-Day
International League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
R"chcs,rr. 10: RICHMOND, >.
Toronto. !: Providence. D.
Montreal. ,: Newark. =.
baltimore, >: Bunnlo, tfirst game
liull lInnrc Buduln 4 l..rnr,ll .....,,,

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
RICHMOND at Rochester q games
Newark at Montreal.
Providence nt Toronto q Eamcs)
Baltimore mt Buffalo e game. }
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-15

st. Louis,
f'tais....3a g Is II Totals 80 ~ - -
'En't"d FOR Appleton In eighth

'EN't'N Tor NUUI"tOn IN clghth-
S'or" hy innings. X
., '.. Nt' u .'.s........s..' F" " " " W ~ -
& Louis ...............0 Cos :.
summary: kuns-Cu,shaw %, itr'.nl.
b"sch"r. Smith, IIornsby. Wilson. German
rw" nus" hi;--Gutshaw. Thrcc-hnsc luis
smith iioTnsby. Stolen bHscs Smith. Bot
~, 'Sn"" O., l'"mni" pays Cu'''aw
hall- of Williams. ,: OF Appleton. /: IN
'"omhs !. struck "mt-by Williams. /. by.
srll'i"n. !. Cmpircs. byron ana Orih
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National League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Boston. 3; Pittsburgh, o.
ChicnSo. 6; Philadelphia. 3.
New York. 3; Cincinnati. > ucn innin9s)
st. Louis. 6; Brooklyn, >.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Pittsburgh mt Boston.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
81. Louis AT New York.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia
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GIANTS GET LAST GAME

CINCINNATI. July l4.-Now York
took ;hc last game OF the series. = ton
inning contest. from Cincinnati today.
TO > The winning run was made on
NuTnSs single, an error and Kaur?'s
single The score:
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Cincinnati.
Totals. ..36 10 30 IL / To,als....35 9 % u
'Battei for McKcchnis 81 ninth
fI!attcd for Griffith In ninth.

;Ba;ted for Wingo in tenth.
G G%% TSff :..:..:..cc 3 9 2 " "a
summary. Runs-Doyl" t2l. Schneider
Ncaic. Struck out-ty Schneider g. BY Ron
ton, s. Bases ballS-oH SChun!dc ] of
Benton. ]. Two base hit-SchnciIer SIC
riace hits-DoOlan. BENTON. Double play
t.obert to Doylo. Stolen bascs--Fisher Ecalc
kauff. hit by pitchcr-hy Benton, :: I'm.
pireo. Rigler and Harrison. limo. 2lf
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ru'als....3J ; =. : Tut.ls....aG 10 - 10 q.
------IL-. 'rN.ulI In rL--.

Rua.lo ..........S.......l OIioo i,
fi.'iusr. .. ...........u ~ ii
Snmrury Euns Gu, rtorr ,",, Ncporpld.
kng;. Twu'uily Bates. Eit..T. NcNNoy.
''-' uu ua's-,m sherman, : OF ~ SON.
!'. StlUck "lt-hy sherman. ! boy Tyapm.
iyv-baS" ats jackson tgl. Lama, kopf,
'ttt"r, k"rr. Sacrifice Nit~ N"N Ritter.
&tol,u haa"s Bates Eopf CarlsrrOrn l..i,
uu ha5"- krNHl". =. Baltimore Il Dcrhl.
mia"s Niu &" tally. Gran" 10 Eouf To
Twuuty Mia pitoh"s-nv TYSON. b,.
Sh"rmnH. twIirvs BrauNu.ll ..ud Keenan,.
rhine, ~
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SENATORS BEAT MAPS

WhSHINGTON. July l4.--Washington
beat Cleveland. 4 to 2. day. scoring
tn" winning run In the ninth inning
with two out 1t was ce-hitt!nS
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FIRST GAME.
nefrpif Nn,r Nj,


Detroit .........0 ! o o o1O o 40
Now York 80 2 o 0 %
Summary: Runs-IIcilman. Cobb (2b, Rrrns
Young. u. Baker Bakcr. Boone Two-has 80
hits-IiiGh. Cobb Homo runs-B Boone. He'll
man. Stolen hascs-ffur1,s, Mullen. Boone.
Sncrhcc hits-Vcach 90. High Double play
Mitchell to Young to Burns. Bases on
bslls--on Cullop. !: on Mitchell. s. Hit by
pitoh"r-hy Mitchell. tBoone). Struck out
by cnlion: 9: by Mitchell. !. wild pitch.
CONTINUED on Ninth Paca1
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Newport News.
liopcWcll

summary. RGus-EarnNtt StciEbrennar
p7hlm"n WratfoT, Walker. Crist. Payne
Two-hssr hits-Thrailkul Summers Three
has" hi S'"inhr"rr"r stolen baSn-Wai.
Double play-Ws't - Wra,t"u 10 Pahl,nan.
Bases on h.lls-o'f Thrauk!li .. OF Ilrv.l.
lvn {. Lett on ba -$owror, News =
Hop"w"ll. iii by rt'cher-T.ako Struck
out-5y Thrailkiu. Z: hy Iloyvcllvn : 'Ti,no
l..j. Umpire Kennedy.