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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-11-21
HOUSEHOLD HINTS
Worth Remembering.
By BRINKERHOFF

Before squeezing a lemon beat It
and the juice will be obtained more
easily.
To clean mirrors, try a small piece
of wash leather, dampened with
methylated spirits, and polish after
ward with a colt cloth.
To clean a stiff doormat, place it
in a bath of soapy water, scrub well
with a hard scrubbing brush, rinse
well in cold water and stand on its
side to dry.
To clarity butter, heat the butter
in an enameled sauce pan, remove
the scum as it rises and pour the
clear liquid carefully from the sedi-
ment in the bottom of the pan.
Milk which has been burned should
be poured at once into a jug and
placed in a basinss of cold water.
Leave it until cool, When all trace of
the burnt taste and smell will lave
disappeared.
To keep mice away, place Jumps of
camphor in the cellar or cupboard
they infest.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-11-21
The Table.


Dish for Hearty Eaters-Since pota-
toes are so high, try this recipe-a
dish for hearty appetites and just the
thing for outdoor workers. Take one
and one-half pounds small beans, put
in stewpan and cover with water to
which a pinch of baking soda has been
added. When water comes to a boil,
drain beans thru colander, return
them to sauce pan and cover with boil
ing water. Take five pounds of ham
shoulder of ham is much cheaper and
just as good for this dish), put it in
with beans, add pint of canned toma-
toes pressed thru a sieve, one small
green chilli or pepper (seeded and cut
in small pieces) and one small onion
chopped fine. Set kettle where con-
tents will cook slowly for five or six
hours. This makes a hearty and in
expensive dish.
Corn Muffins-One cup cornmeal.
two tablespoons sugar, one scant
teaspoon salt, one even tablespoon but
ter, five cups boiling water. At night
mix the meal sugar and salt in the
top of double boiler, stir until smooth
and cook one hour. Turn into a mix
ing bowl and pour over it one-fourth
cup of water to keep g crust from
forming. In the morning beat it soft
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The Dews is received In The State Journal
Building over wires for this sole purpose
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and smooth. Mix one and one-half
cups cornmeal, one and one-half cups
white flour, two even teaspoons bak-
ing powder and stir them into cooked
meal, add one egg we'll beaten. Drop
into gem pans. Bake in hot oven.
Oatmeal Soup-Oatmeal soup made
this way is a tasty and nourishing dish
for invalids, who generally dislike
sweet food. Slice two or three onions
in boiling sailed water. Let boil
few minutes, then thicken with oat-
meal flakes. Boil again fifteen min
utes. Season with butter and pepper
and tiny pinch celery seed. Mashed
potato or cream may be added.
Spanish Hamburg-One cup rice
(cooked), one can tomatoes (ten cent, ,
one pound hamburg. Grease pan, put
layers of rice, tomatoes and hamburg
alternately until pan is full. Salt,
pepper and paprike to taste. Bake
forty-five minutes Serves five per-
sons.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-11-21

OFFICIAL State Paper.
Official Paper City of Topeka
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-11-21

Entered July l. 1875. as second-class
natter at the rostoffice III Topeka. Kan.
under the act of congressl
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-11-21

VOLUME xxxv1n. No. 27s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-27

When the Homebuilders defeated
hocehs Boosters in n double header
Yesterday afternoon at Broad Street
Park. the amateur baseball season Of
.ichlnohd came to close as far az
the Richmond Amateur Baseball Com
mission is concerned
The only event which the hearts of
the Homebuilders are set upou now is
me intercity series with Baltimore and
Washington. which begins in this civ
on next Saturday, with Washington
playing against the Homebuilders and
closes on September % with Wash
ington and Richmond playing Balti.
more in Baltimore
In place OF making one trim to
washington, as has been the case
heretofore. the Richmond team will
make two trips, one to Baltimore and
one 10 Washington. In order that
they might he able to secure the Amer
lean League Park in Washington, the
committee in charge OF the arrange
nents of the series had to have one
vacant Saturday. September o
The Homcbuildcrs have a slight adj
vantage over the other teams in that
they play two games on separate days
and do not have to play double
header ON any day. Washington will
TENDER l6. with Baltimore and Rich
mond in Richmond. The plan is to
let Rchmoud and Baltimore play the
national capital team one game of
IL double header On the following
saturday the Washington and Rich
mond teams will journey to Baltimore,
where they will engage the Orioles In
! double bill, each city playing one
game.
This season has been one of the most
successful that the Richmond Amateur
Baseball Commission has experienced
since its organization. The teams in
:actically every league were so
closely punched that II was necessary
to play Extra games to decide the pen
nant winner. The Commercial League
taally ma rnGed TO finish all of its
scheduled games, after having to play
several midweek contests to decide the
championship.
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FIRST GAME

The Builders started the scoring in
the first inning OF the iirst game. Rice
opened the inning by going to first
base walk. and took second on
wild pitch by Robertson and scored
on Burch's single. II. Bauer was safe
on an error by Second Bascman Jack
son, advancing Burch TO second. Rex
Tignor caught one on the nose. and
when the right fielder picked the ball
and Burch and Bauer had scored. Nor
gan came through with a long fly to
left. on which Tignor scored.
The last runs scored by the Builders
came in the third inning. y single by
Burch. base on balls to r. Bauer.
an error and MorEans three-hase hit
resulting in three runs. After this in
ming Robertson frightened up. and no
more scoring was done during the
game. -
Sanderson's pitching was the fea-
ture of the first game, as he had the
Central LeaEuers going out in one.
two. three order in practically every
inning, and caused eight of them TO go
out via the strikcout route. TiGnor.
Sanderson's battery mate. caught him
in fine style throughout the game and
not man stole ON him, The hitting
of Burch and Morgan. of the Home
builders was of high order
Robertson who hurled for kOcens.
pitched 81 pretty game, hut timely hit
ting and three errors behind him n;
critical moments caused him to lose
out Sales led Koccn's team in bat
ting, getting two hits out Of four
trials Catcher Johnson and First
Raseman IIotchkiss. of the losers.
played good game.
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SECOND GAME

Jolliff. formerly OF Richmond COL
legc and Mason were the opposing
hurlers in the second game, with the
former having the better Of the arEu-
ment Jollim allowed only five hits,
while Mason was touched up for ten
safe Swats
The second game was much faster
than the matinee engagement. and il
was not until the sixth inning that
either side was able 10 get man
around the bases. In this inning the
Homehuildcrs scored two runs Fred
Rur,h WAS hit by the pitcher and went
to first on Riccs sacrifice. and took
third when W. Bauer singled. Burch
scored when Mason made a wild pitch
w. Bauer going To third. Tickets
singled bringing i'm w. Bauer
No more scoring was done until the
ninth inning. when Kocens annexed
two runs and tied the game up. y base
on balls. an error and two singles
enabled Kocen's to tie the score. In
the tenth inning things began to hap
pen for the Builders, and before the
Central League team could realize IL.
four runs had crossed the plate. Try
az they might. Koccn's could not get
q runner around in their half Of the
ninth.
Mason. who twirlcd for Koccns.
pitched hard all the way through, and
his defeat was in n large part due to
errors made behind him. The whole
Kocen team made seven errors. Jack
son, second bascman OF the losers. got
two hits out of four times up. one
OF his hits starting the rally In the
ninth inning. Fred Burch. Ricketts,
and W. Bauer. for the Homebullers.
divided the hating honors OF the day.
each getting two out of four times up.
The Homebuildcrs. by their victories
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-27
ASHEVllLE TENNIS

ASiiEVILLE. y. G., August 26.--The
open summer tennis tournament closed
here to-day with the victory of c. Y.
Smith and Is. NJ Grant. of Atlanta,
over i. RI. Winston. of Chapel Hill,
y. c.. and w. l.. Carey. of Greenvil1e,
:. c.. in the final OF the mems doubles
by the score of o., GA. SIS.
Miss Irene AdGer, OF Greenville, S.
c.. won the tinals III the ladies' singles
in two close sets from Miss Theresa
Chapman. OF .isheville. the score being
81, Sc.
Other finals follow:
Ladies' doubRs--Miss Theresa Chap
man and Mrs Robert Johnston, OF
Ashccille, defeated Mrs. Tenche Coke,
of Asheville. and Mrs. Clarence Hobart.
of Clearwater. Fla, %. g., rs.
Mixed doublcs--Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Hobart, of Clearwater. Fla, de-
feated Mrs. II. H. Reynolds. OF Phila-
dclphia. and l.. y. Brooks of Brevard.
~ G., %. rs.
Mems consolation, sineles-Rutledge
Capers OF Augusta. Ga. defeated j.
S. Counselman. of Brevard. n. c., Ga,
I-5 6-l.
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HOMEBUlLDERS WIN
FROM KOCEN'S LADS
AS Champions of Richmond They Will Compete With
Amateur Teams From Baltimore and Washington
for Intercity Championship.

The Homebuilders. winners of the
pcnnant in the Commercial League. de-
feated Kocens Boosters, Central
League champions, i'll both games of
double reader yesterday afternoon
ut Broad street Park by the scores OF
. to and TO .. although il took
the Builders ten innings TO get the
verdict in the second game.
Sandcrson and Jollif were on the
mound for the Builders in the first
and second games. respectively. while
Robertson diu the hurting in the frs;
game for NJ ocens. with Mason on the
mound in the second fracas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-27
Steinbrenner Knocked Out

The following telegram from BILL
ly Smith, from Bnfulo. y. y, will
he received by Richmond fans with
,nryinE emotions. Wiring last
night to The Times Dispatch. Man
agcr Billy smith, of the Climbers,
says;
"Steinhrcnncr will lie out for the
rest of the season"
This Ind has proven the renl find
Of the local season. Modest nv
player. always dangerous nv u hit
ter. he took .trrnSon's place mt
Shc.tS:op and made good In the first
dn> he played. He VIII! leave the
scrsan w';h 81 batting average well
up around .35O. possibly n little
uhoNv thcs" figures. lie wns
badi, iniurcG in the last game Mt
hc:rc. whin s"7nr careless player
IN .:nttiu;; practice let u hat slip
'rS:: h;~ hrn :rt hit the fast
her: i"ihf" or the leg. In tho
=" IN Hurm', on Friday he wax
"jwrrs' when he slid into third bag,
ANA win have TO quit for the sen
Hou. Ihr local tenn can III AFFORD
tn losc the services of stcinbrenner.
Tie has made good with the fans
and with the team. aud VIII receive
his welcome when he returns next
Scnson.
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WRESTLING MATCH THURSDAY

All sorts of wrestling is looked for
when Ed tStrangler) Lewis and Ivan
linow. two titanS of the mat, get to-.
gether in their finish match in Broad
street Park next Thursday night.
Wrestling devotees agree that the men
two men could be. Lewis is conceded
to have something of an edge on the
Cossack when 1t comes TO the science
OF the game. Whatever ADVANTAGE
the Stranger may have on this
score, however. is offset by the supe-
rior, almost superhuman, strength
possessed by linow. who is known as
the Sampson OF the mat
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Alberta Win. Gnmc.

TSVHcINI 20 T lie IIWeS- DlsDatch.I
ALBERTA. VA, August 26.--Alberta
won its thirteenth consecutive game
to-day. when it defeated Lawrence
willie by the score az ~ to I. Young
inning, allowing nine runs "a he made
He was followed by Meredith, who was
likewise chastiSed until the end of the
game. The special features OF the
game were the fielding and batting
OF Alherta's battery: for Lawrence
VILE. Young, Meredith. Strohecker and
Spatie, Alberta. Barrow. Elmore and
fillmore.
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1IOnicbuiidcrs.

kOcen's BOosters 900 u o 90
H0mclpuflders .. 4 o q u u u u s-7
Summary, Thrcc-bnse hIts-1Ior-
Enn. TignOr. Sacrifice Hy-MOrgnn.
stolen bnscs-H. ilurch, L.. Bauer.
w. Bnuer. Double plRy-Brodcrick
to jackson to HOtchkiss. Bntters
htt-by NobcrSon. TiEnor, +. Bauer.
Struck ouf-by Robertson. {; by
Snnderson. :. Wild pitch-Robcrt-
sOn. Left on bnscs-Korcn's Boost
ers. 4; Homcbuildcrs. {. Time of
game, :.i5. Empires, Hampton md
Morgan.
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EXECUTE TRIPLE PLAY

NEW YORK. August 26.--New York
won Seesaw game from ST. Louis,
10 to 6. to-day. New York made Il
triple play in Ihe third. With the
bases filled. SEVERED hit to Peckin-
paugh. whose throw to Alexander
forced Sisler at the plate. Alexander
shot the ball to P!pp in time to retire
SEVERED. and Pipp returned the bah
to Alexander, who retired Pratt, trying
to score from second. The score
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yesterday. won the championship OF
the city, and also won tn. right to
go to Washington and Baltimore to
compete for intercity honors.
Before the first game was started
the .Homebuilders announced that they
would play both games under protest,
because Kocen's played four ineligibi
men In the game.
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Total. "a 10 ~ - ~ ?


'pntir,l for Crnbblc in ninth.
Score by Innings; Il.
Buffalo n {" q -: q 3 10
Richmond % u q q q q q o 49,
Summary: H!ts-Off Ross, : In
I-3 innings; off Crnbbic. s In q 2-3
innings. First bnsc on bn1is-off
Crnbblc. .; Off Tyson. I. Struck out
by Crnbblc, 3; by Tyson. 2. Three
bnsc hits-Tyson, Kelllhrr. Two
base -hits-Bnnkstou. CnrIstrom.
Sacrifice hits-Chnnneli. GIL. Snc-
rifIrc fly-CnrlstrOm. .. stolen
hasrs-kOpp go, jackson, Channell.
Left on SnScs-Huffnlo, IL; Rich
mond. q. Double piny-McDcrmOtt
10 Ethel to Kelliher. Impires, Hart
md BEDFORD. Time. :+3.
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HUSTLERS TAKE TWO

ROCHESTER,. n. Y. August 90.
Rochester took a double header from
Newark here to-day. . to and IA to
/. Leverenz had things his own way
in the first game. letting the Indians
4 down with six hits. Enzmann also
Iallowed only six hits, but they came
\ opportunely. Smallwood was bumped
for twenty hits in tbs second contest,
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Providence.


Score by innings: Il.
I Tnm,Iss} .........ll iG2 . q" a.,
Summary: RunsBrainard R"hG 90. Tut
wier. Smythr 81. Moran t2i. Siatt"ry.
Wagner. Madden. Galore Stolen bases
Onsluw Peters. Snirihc on. Moran. Sac
Iihce hii.,Maiscl Two; base hits-R"hr
Shcan. Three base hit--Siattcrv. Douhl"
play-FabrinUc TO Shean to onSiGw. S;rhck
cut-by Peters. 2: by Galore. l.. Bases on
balls-off Peters. 3 IIit by pitchcr-bv Ga :
dorc. tYclc). Time. it". Umpir"S. Brans.
cold nd
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SOUTHAMPTON Tennis.

SOUTHAMPTON y. Y. August 90
William NJ. Johnston and Clarence j.
Griffin, the California holders OF the
national doubles championship. won
the Meadow Club tennis tournament
doubles here to-day. after four furious
ly contested sets, filed with spcctacu-
lar driving and smashing They de-
feated r.. Norris Williams. H., and
Richard Harte, the Harvard pair, TO,
Ga, Ca, Ga.
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SOX DEFEAT SENATORS

WASHINGTON. August 26-ChicuGo
beat Washington, . to 3. to-day in the
final game of the series. Four hits
nctted two runs for Chicago in the
second and caused the retirement Of
Ayers. Washington scored in the sec.
ond on u pass. sacrifice ana two sin
giles and sent two more across in the
NTH or two singles. a double and
Wearcr's error. The score:
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To;ais...51 Ii - IL Tota!S....2i
Battcd for Packard In ninth.

Score bv innings; X.
Boston ................." q u u o.
Chicago .......-.........i = o o 81
Sunlmar, Runs-Snodgrass ca ConnollN
O.. kon.tchv. Smith tcl. TYLER: Mann.
Enah-. Workman. Two-base hits-SticT.
knabe Snodgrass Connolly Three ba So hits
Mann. Safer. Home run-Smith Bases on
hails--ofr Packard. 2: on Barnes. .: of TYLER.
l. Struck out-by Mcdonnell. 4: by TYLER. i.
HIT by pilch.r-MaE-e. WILD pitch-Barn.s.
Stolen bases Snodrrass. rmpir-s. O'Day and
La FL
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GRAYS SLIP BACK

MONTREAL. August 2S-By losing
TO Montreal here to-day. . 10 I. Prori-
dence relinQuished its lead in the In
ternational League race. Buffalo. by
virtue of its double victory over Rich
mond, moving into first place. Peters
the Royals. Cadore pitched Well, and
was accorded fine support. Cadorc
made three hits, as did Jack Slattery.
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PLAY UNTIL DARK

pITTSBCRGH August 26.-Pitts-
burgh and New York to-day played
fourteen innings. when the game was
called on account of darkness, with
the score / to l. New York scored its
run in the fifth on Fletcher's double
and Merkle's single. Pittsburgh tied
the score in the eighth. The score:
New York. Pittsburgh.
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BUSH IN NO-H|T GAME
C0NNiE'S VETERAN TWIRLER
SHUTS OUT CLEVELAND
Enters Hail Of i'nmc When lie Holds
Hard-HlttinE Maps TO No
Sufc iiInglc.

PHILADELPHIA. August a6-.Joe
Bush entered the hall of fame for
pitchers when he shut out Cleveland
and did not allow his opponents IA hit
to-day, the score being to .. Only
one OF the visiting players reached
first base. This was Grancy, who, in
the first inning drew a base on balls
The score:
philRdrlnbiu Cleveland
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ORIOLES TRIM TORONTO

TORONTO. August 2G-Baltimore
won from Toronto to-day 5 to >, i'm
the final game Of the series Smiths
errors gave the visitors two Of their
runs II was Baltimorcs last appear
ance here this season The score:
Baltimore Toronto.
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SECOSD GAME.
Totals. +. 80 20 81 II o Totals as 5 20 IA !

II
Rochester .............I . Ill
Summary: Rmns.-Milnn t?,. tIor;kc leach
Jacobson '2): Siclin t3,. McAulcv. Halo t3l.
kirmavcT. Wittcrs,cttcr. Two base hits
.Io"lk", Hale. Itrmaycr. Wittcrstcttcr
Three base hits-.TacOhson. SiCin. Hcaly
Sacrinc" hits-liockc, Leach. kirmayer fo)
stolen bases,Iioekc. witterstcttcr. Double
of K'rmhv"r, !: of Smalwood. .. Struck
out--bv Eirmnvcr. T. hv Smalwood. 9 I'm.
:rcs. Chcstnnit and Frccman. Time. I:En
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|NTERC|TY SERIES
H0MEBUlLDERS WILL
DEFEND THIS CITY
Locals Have Advantage i'm That They
VIII Not Have I" Play Two
Games I'm One Day.
lnter-City League
Schedule

WASHINGTON w. Richmond, Mt
Richmond. September :"
baltimore w. Richmond, mt Rich.
mond, September : Inbor Dov,.
Richmond va. Washington. Mt
Washington, September 10.
bhlfimore ~. Washington, Mt
Washington. September iG.
Richmnnd ~. baltimore, Mt Bnl-
timnrc. September ~.
Washington w. baltimore, mt
baltimore. September ~.
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Totals. IS 10 1? q l Totals....G e4eI7

Ran for Fischer in fourteenth.
New York ............0 q q q o O q OIL
Pittsburgh ...........c q q o o I q 0 o O I'll
Summary. Runs - Fletcher and Carey
,rwo.bascc hi.-Flstcher t2i. Stolen bases
hits"Robsrtson Kauf as: Riehee ta,
Cooper. !3l. Double plays-Fletcher to Doyle
to M,rkie; Cooper to Mccarthy to Johnston
Mccarthy to johnston. Bases on balls-of
Benton 8: off Cooper. s: Hit by pitcher
by BENTON, tBlgbcc). Struck out--by Fem
ton:.7; by coopsr; G. Umptres. ouiglcy and
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PHILLlEs LOSE TO CARDINAL S

ST. LOUIS. August Pa single by
Long in the ninth inning to-day scored
Bethel with the run that enabled ST.
Louis TO heat Philadelphia. to 3. ST.
Louis played an uphill game. ovcrcom-
ing 3-to-0 lead by timely hitting
and an error by Luderus. The score:
81. Louis, Philudelphin.
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DODGERS ARE DEFEATED

cTNCINNATI, August 2f.-Brooklyn
was unable to score off Schneider, and
one eei rum was p made in tho sixth inning
when I.oudcn singled and took second
on Hobhs's sacrifice hit. Neale then
singled scoring Louden. The score:
Hfoolilyn Cincinnati
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BOSTON BEATS CHICAGO
IN MEANTIME DODGERS
ARE LOSING TO REDS
Braves Arc SIowl" Creeping IN on
Jake Duuhert's Crowd. and Mny
Win pcnnnnt.

CHICAGO. August 26.-Boston to-
day punched It's hits off Mcconnell,
driving him from the mound, and then
continued the assault against Packard,
and with the assistance Of some erratio
fielding, scored an easy victory over
Chicago. 20 3. The score:
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Washington.

Totals, 81 II ~ 10 Totals -. 10 81 : =
'i,attrd for Ayers In second
tButt,d for Shaw in ninth
Sore by innings: n
Chicago .............O o q ~ a
Washington ..........O o q n %
SUMMARY; gums Collins. Fournicr Rus.
scit. Fclsch: Shanks. Mcbride. (;allia Three
base hit-McBride, Struck out-bv Ru.scil
y; 10y shaw: l. Bases on baliS-ofI C;aiiia 2;
on Ayers. l: or Russell. = Double nlnvs-,
Terry to +. collins 10 E'eurnicr: Lamp To- f.
Collins Passed bail-Hcnry. Sacrifice hits
Il. Collins. Terry. Mcbride. Henry. Stolen
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Philudelphin.
TotalS2i IL - s I Totals.35 S'25 Il
h..n Arin srnrnl

Score hV InnInNi: II.
st. Louis ................D y q IL
Philade lphia ...........n o q o.
summary: Runs-Rrscher Smith. Hornsbv.
Betzei rasher,. Dug"y. hancron. Thr""-
raskert. smith Whitfield, Double NAV Dan,
croft to pTEcv to t.ndcr,e Passed hall
TURNS Bases on haiiS-of Steele |: of
Mnyrr . Struck out-hv Steele. g. hy
Mnv.r. {. rnIpircs. El"m and Emsic Time.
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Totals....27 6 Is 10 To,als....3o "a IA I
Ran for cabl" In ninth.

X.
Colchester ...............0 -
summary: Runs-.Iacoh SiEIin. S,"ic,
bases Schw"r,. iicalv. Double pa"s--I.c v-
crcnz 10 McAulcv &c iloclkc: Enzmarr 10
stafford to DurGin: Ritter 10 Gable Base;
on b.lls-on I.orercnz. J. off En2mrnn 2
Struck out-hv I.ercrcnz. ;: bv Enznnnn (
Wild Ditch Enzmann. Umpircs. Freeman
and Chestnut. Time. l:25
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-27

SCOr" nv InnInES T.
Cleveland ...............o o o o %
summary; Runs.wn,. Strunk SchnnE.
PiCinich. Rush. Two base hits-Piciuich
ioic; Sacrifice hit-Mclnnis. Turner, Hits
--on Covsi.siiie. in innings. Struck out
hy Bush. Z: bv Cov"lcslSic. .: nv Coumbe. 9
Bases on ballS--on Bush. l: of CUvclcskr. l.
Passed ball o'Ncili. Time. l:39 Cmpres
Connolly and chill.