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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-18

Should the weather remain warm,
the bathhouse will open the three
days OF the fair. The hours will be
from twelve TO six. The water has
warmed up to a great extent the last
few days, the temperature now be-
ing 6S degrees.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-18

Use Cow-Ease to keep the flies off
of your cows 1t surely does the
work. The Rogue River Hardware
has It. $50
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-18

Job printing OF every description
at the Courier office.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-09-18

Fireplace screens at Rogue River
Hardware. S53
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Standing of Clubs.
Games Today.
vIRGINTANS In Providence.
Baltimore in Newark.
Toronto In Rochester.
Montreal in Buffalo.
Games Today.

Providence. r. l., July 2o.-Kane's
single to right field In the tenth in
ming OF today's game made Proyi-
dence a to winner over the Rich
tmond virginians The game was a
duel between McKenry and Baum
xartner.
The Virgtnians took the lead In the
snitial inning and held 1t until the
NTH, when the Grays succeeded in get
Ting a runner across the plate An
Hrror enabled the Providence club to
take the lead in the seventh. but In
The following frame the count was
knotted for the second time when the
Richmond boys pushed their second
runner of the game across the plate.
pAe game was won in the tenth after
two were out. Eayrs led off with q
yingle and went to second on an infeld
but. Shean popped up but Kane sent
} safety into right field, scoring Eayrs
with the winning count.
Although Mckenry was touched for
twelve ssfeties he kept his bineles
well scattered and generally frightened
In the pinches. The hitting Of Glenn
ems, Eayrs. Tutwller. Blackburn and
Rehg featured the game.
The box score follows:
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FAvOR|TES FARE BADLY
IN EMPIRE CITY RACES

New York. July 7o.--Favorites Jared
badly at Empire City today, only two
finishing first. Four long shots an
nexed their races with little effort
James Buffers fIiiy. Miss Puzzle. at Is
to !, captured the Arrow stakes Miss
Puzzle was ably handled by Keogh. go
ing to the front Immediately at the
start and keeping we'll ahead for the
whole route, She was somewhat tired
at the finish. barely Tasting long enough
to beat Faubeck by q small margin.
Coming Tower. owned by Mrs. j.
shilling, finished third, having had no
contenders for the show place. Con-
ming Tower was the favorite for the
event and carried large amount OF
money by virtue of his recent good
performances. Miss Puzzle opened In
the betting at IL to and soon went
back to Is to /. there being few sup
porters for her even at this long price.
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Totals ......2s l s'as Ia
w ashiTlgton.

Chicago 900 900 100 O.
.....o00 600 010 l.:
Summary: Two-base hit--Weaver
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PLAYERS,
ARRAGON IS ANXIOUS
TO ASCEND TO, TOP
Little Cuban Writes Letter to Captain Houston President OF
Yankees Declaring That He Is Ambitious and Expects
to Make Good in Another Year.

That Arragon is anxious to return
70 the New York Yankees and show
them that he has this goods" Is evil
denced by a letter which the little
Cuban has written TO Captain Hous-
ton. president and part owner of the
Gothamites.
Here Is what Fred Van Ness. the
well-known sporting editor of the
New York Evening Mail has to say
about the little fellow:
OF the many ways for breaking into
basebalrs big show, Angelo Arragon,
tho little Cuban shortstop now play
the property of the Yankees, has
probably adopted the most unusual
one. He Is the first player on record
TO attempt to study his way into the
big leagues
During tho heat of the campaign
IN the International League, Arragon.
acting on the advice Of the Yankees
chief, 10 using his spare time to learn
to read and write English, 20 as to
overcome the only handicap that
stands in the way OF his baseball am
billions. And. according to tho re-
ports. he IL making good progress.
Arragon learned to play ball In
Havana. where he developed into one
OF the best players in Cuba Two
years ago he came to this country with
the Cuban team and summered at
Long Branch. The Yanks secured
him that season and took him South
the nsxt spring.
The Nttls Cuban could scarcely
aIiGk q word Of EngIiah. There was
Is one on the club 10 whom hS could
y4aIk. ID ocu1A ne& rod tn hui. ~
Y herl 1ae
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SHTPBTrLDERs CONTINUE
THEIR MAD RAMPAG gle.

Rocky Mount, n. c., July 20.-The
Builders continued their winning to-
day by defeating the Tarheels by n
score of to / in the opening game
of the series. The visitors were eff
fective with the, willow with men In
the paths and though the locals fought
hard throughout. Southpaw league was
unable to stem the great siashing and
finally retired at the end of the eighth.
voss was much q master until the
ninth. having allowed but two to drop
safe until that frame. However, in
the ninth. Kiroher tripled to right and
later tailed when a cafe hit followed.
giving the locals their only run. The
game ended with the bases choked.
every member OF the visiting club save
their finger. hit safe during the clash
The box score:
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Standing OF Clubs.
Games Today.
Norfolk in Portsmouth.
Hopewell in Petersburg.
Newport News in Rocky Mount.

Petersburg. Va. July 20.-Hope-
well defeated Petersburg this even
ing when, in the second inning. after
one man was out, singles by Hopkins
ana Steinbrenner, a wild throw by
Hudgfns and Pays error Of Shorts
grounder enabled two men to score
This lead Petersburg was never a BILE to
overcome, although in the eighth In
ming they made a rally and succeeded
in getting runner over the home
plate. only to have their hopes crush
ed when Barnett made a fine catch of
stewards line drive to center field
The game was marked by sensst ional
fielding on the part of Gardfn, Henry
and Pay, for the home team, and Poh
and Gust for the visitors.
The score.
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getting what he wanted He used to
watch the other boys order and then
point to the waiter to bring him
some OF that too"
When he went to Macon with the
Yankees last spring Arragon had i'm
proved greatly as a ball player, but
only slightly In his English. 1t was
still with difficulty he could make
himself understood. Worst of all. he
could not understand instructions
spoken to him in a hurry. and 1t was
chiefly for that reason he was turned
back for another year. He could not
get tho signals or orders from Man
ager Donovan. ana consequently could
not enter into the team. play, :.
When he was turned back the last
time he was advised to study English.
How we'll he has followed the advice
Is indicated in the letter Captain Hous-
ton recently received from him, in
which he says In part:
Il am anxious to play with your
team. and am studying English. I
go TO school every night and learn to
read and write. I not do we'll yet,
but get better soon.
Also / wish you to know I am
leading the International League in
batting. I am hitting $40. I hope
to be with the Yankees next yea"
Arregon has the promise Of being
good ball player. Though small, he
can hit with terrific force. has a good
pair Of hands. IL fast ana can throw
them across the diamond like bullets.
He was originally third bascman. but
he was turned over to Billy Smith this,
year with the understanding he was
to b developed into : shortstop. which
NenAae1 pcncvan thiAk1 - his naxu-
tda 4
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.CHR|STY MATHEWSON
To PILOT REOLEes
matt Clubs Is Consumunnted.
Herzog May Balk.

Cincinnati, Ohio, July 2o.--At noon
today a deal was closed by which.
Christy Mathewson will become man.
ager OF the Cincinnati Nationat
League baseball club. He will take
charge today. The~.only thing thru
can stop the deal going through ~
for Charley HerZog. present manager,s
to refuse to come to terms with IT,
New York club. to which No go4aa
The Reds get Bill McKechnte, third
baseman, and Ed Rousch. outfleldGE3
in addition to Mathewson. Beal1I
Herzog, Wade Hllifer goes to IT,
Giants. 1t was announced mo strfnoU
are attached to the deal for Mathew
SON. iii
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-21

Totals $500. .....2s AZ Is
xBatted for league In eighth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-21
Totals >. 80 5 9 27 12

"Batted for Hughes in seventh.
Score by innings: r
Boston 200 600 600
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SENATORS TAKE BOTH
FROM CHICAGO CLUB
Joe Boehlfng and Harry Harper Pitch
Great Ball and Defeat Windy
City Outfit.
rYRUs COBB DEFEATS BOSTON.
Georgia Peach Drives In Two Runs
and Scores Third One Himself.
Athletics Get One Game From
Cleveland Indians.

Washington, July 20.-Ten thous-
and persons saw the Senators defeat
Chicago twice today, 4 to and to
l.. Each game went ten innings.
Clark Griffith fed the White Sox a
diet of south-paws and their heavy
hitters could do nothing. Boehling
pitched fine ball in the first game,
holding the Sox to seven hits and
himself having nine assists. In the
second Harper outpitched Russell,
rival south-paw Rice's single,
sacrifice and Gharity's drive gave the
Senators the winning run.
Mt
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Reds and Phils Divide.

CINCINNATI, July 20.-PhiladeIphla
and Cincinnati broke even in double-
header here today. the Phillies win
ming the first, to 0. and the Reds
taking the second, to 3. Alexander
held the locals to two singles in the
first contest. while his team mates bat
tered Toney for four hits, including
"a double and home run, which.
coupled wath a base on balls, wild
pitch and passed ball gave the Phil
lies six runs. Only two men reached
first base Off Alexander. Neither of
them got further The Reds won the
second game by batting Demaree
hard in the first and knocking him out
of the box in the third.
ft-ENssr<
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-21
LEE MEADOWS BEATS
SIALl|AGS' OUTFIT
Young CaroIinian Hurts Good Game
and Cardinals Defeat Boston BY
s to 2 Score.
GIANTS DROP CLOSE CONTEST.
Cubs and New Workers Get But Three
Redlegs Divide Double Attraction.

st. Louis. Mo-. July 20.-A wild
throw by Miller presented the Braves
with two runs in the first inning to-
day. but Meadows held them safe
thereafter, the Cardinals winning 5 to
q. The big inning for st. Louis was
the second, Hornsby fouled to
.Gowdy, Wilson was hit, Gonzales
doubled and a. pass to Corhan filled
the sacks.
Meadows lined single to left, WILL
son and Gonzales scoring A single
by Beck and a double by ]. Smith
scored two more. Bescher and Snod-
grass made great catches in the out
field
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-21

Summary: Hits-On Tyson, II on
Cav, 3; off Fullenweider, 8: of Good
bred, 5. Base on >balls-Off Tyson. 5;
off Fullenweider, s. Struck out--By
Tyson. 8; by CAV. /; by F>ullenweider.
2. by Goodbred. l. Two-base hits
.Hummel, 2; Wagner. Onslow, Chan
nell. Sacrifice hits-Slattery. Sacri-
Ace fiy-wagner. Stolen bases-Hum-
mel, Smith. Left on bases-Buffalo.
~; Montreal, 8. Double plays
Healy to Mcdonald to Healy um-
and Cleary. Time
i:55.
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Uncle Sam Sells Stock.

According to word received heres
fourteen horses and two 1zrruies wefoA
sold yesterday at Fort Myer. Va. ~
army officials. In order to make ro01nA
for new blood. Many additional ami
mails are being received at the s1ou&
it is said.
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Athletics Win n Game.

Philadelphia, July 20.--The Ath-
letics won a baseball game today.
Cleveland being the victim. to 0.
after they had taken the first half of
a double header, i to g. Joe Bush
held the visitors to four hits and was
master of the situation at all times.
Loudermilk. who started for the In
dians, was relieved by Coumbe. In
the first game the Indians piled up a
three-run lead in the second inning
and were never in danger thereafter.
Philadelphia-Secon Game.
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NEWARK INDIANS DEFEAT
JACK DUNN'S ORIOLES

Newark. y. j.. July 20.-Newark
defeated Baltimore here today. to 2
wilkinson and Morrisette waged
pretty pit hing battle throughout, the
local hurler having a little the best
Of the argument Newark won the
game in the fourth. Wilkinson start
ed of with a pass, Heaiy sacrificed
and the pitcher taiiied on Shorten's
triple To center. witter scored Short
en- with a one-tiner to the middle
garden. Score:
Score by innins& r.
Baltimore ........ .co2 600 600
Newark ......- $40 400 0os--s
Batteries: Morrisette and McAxoy;
Wilkinson and EgRn.
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Richmond Drops Game To G Tenth Inning aewson Now Leads Cincinnati C
MAJOR LEAGUE
STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Results Yesterday.

Cleveland, 4: Philadelphia. 2 tfirst
game).
Philadelphia, 2; Cleveland. (sec-
ond game).
st. Louis, 4; New Yrk, Q.
Detroit, 8; Boston, 2 .13 innings).
Washington. 4; Chicago. (first
game, 10 innings).
Washington, q; Chicago, / (second
game. 10 innings).
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Chicago, July 20.--The Cubs won
close ten-inning game from New York
today. ! to 0. Pitchers Schupp and
Fl endryx did the hurting acts and
each was stuck for three hits. In the
tenth stanza Kelly was hit by a
pitched ball, Safer sacrificed him and
he scored the only tally of the game
on Zeiders single.
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xBatted for league In eighth.
Score by innings: H..
Rocky Mount ... 1000 900 001---1
Summary: Earned runs--Newport
News, 4; Rocky Mount, /. Left on
bases-Newport News. Z; Rocky
fiount. 6. Stolen bases--Watt, Pahl-
man, Marcan. Sacrifice hits-Wratten.
Sacrifice fy--w alters. Double plays
Newport News, 8. Watt to Wrattea
to Pahlmani Wratten to Watt to Pahl-
man; Watt to Pahlman. Rocky Mount,
2, Marcan to Parmalee to Edwards;
Parmalee to Marcan to Edwards.
Number innings pitched-By league,
S: by Calbert, /. Runs scored--On
league, s; off Calbert. /. Base hits
OF league, 10; off 7Calbert. 2. Struck
out--By Voss. 8; by league. 4; b.
Calbert. 0. Base on balls-Of voss. 81
off league q; off Calbert, O. Passed
balls-Ryan. Time--2 hours. Um.
pire-Buckley. Attendance-675.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-21
ETLLENwEIDER GETS GAME
FROM FORMER TEAMMATES

Buffalo y. Y. July 20.--Dr. Ph'fer
Eullenweider, discarded by the Bisons
two weeks ago today, scored victory
over his former teammates. the Roy
ais winning the opening game OF the
series by the score of s TO 4. Fuien-
weider weakened in the sixth inning
ana was replaced by Goodbred. hut
his teammates already had stored up
q comfortable lead by hitting Tyson
opportunity in the early innings.
RufTajo
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Summary: Two-hase hits--Milan.
Mcbride, Won kolnttz. Three-base
hit--Boehling. Struck out-By Will
liams, 5, by Boehling, 2. Bases on
balls--On Williams, Q; off Cicotte, /.
Double plays-Weayer to T. Collins
10 Ness; Terry TO E. Collins to Nes-,
Foster to Charity. Hit by pitcher
BY Boehling. l (Jackson); by VIII
liams. ! tMilan), Sacrifice hits
Henry. J. Collins. Stolen bases
Moeller, Weaver. J. Collins. Umpires
% Loughlin and Hildebrand- Time
--2:25.
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New York go 80. .--oe0 600 GOO %
Chicago ..~~~-.. ..0ou oOe % IL
Summary: Two-base hit-Doolan.
Sacrifice hits-Williams. Safer. Dou-
BILE play--Wortman to zimmerman.
Base on balls--On Schupp, 2; OF Hen
Dirk l. Struck out-By Schupp. Z; by
Hendrix, l. Hit by pitched ball--Kelly.
Umpires--Orth and KLEIN. Time--1 ;55.
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Southern League

Memphis. 8; Nashville. 0.
New Orleans, 2; Birmingham, I.
Chattanooga, 8; Little Rock, 0 mine
innings, darkness).
Mobile. So; Atlanta. 2-s (first game
ten innings second seven innings).
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-21

Austin. Hartzell Three-base hit
Mogridge Stolen bases-M | G r,
Boone, Oldring Sacrifice hits
Hartzell, Mullen. Sacrifice hy-Pratt.
Double piays-Austin, Sisler to
Groom: Boone. Mullen to Pipp; Pipp
to Peckinpaugh to Pipp. Bases on
balls--OY Markle. 4. Struck out-By
Groom. 2. Umpires--Nalhn and
Dineen. Time OF same-1:32.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-21

The Cary-Street Hustisrs hit the
ball hard yesterday afternoon and won
an easy victory over the Consumers
the score being 16 to The Con-
sumers did not displAy. their usual
form either In the held or with their
trusty bludgeonA which accounts for
ehn1n. u "
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-21
ROCHESTER, CLUB LOSE
TWO TO CANADIANS

Rochester y. Y, July 2o,-Toronto
took two games from Rochester to-
day. the first by to l and the second
by to g. The locals lost the first
game through the poor fielding and
slowness of Devlin. Toronto got
eighteen hits in the second game.
The scores:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Yesterday,

Results Yesterday.
Philadelphia, 6; Cincinnati, 0 fs1rst
game).
Cincinnati, 8; Philadelphia. 8 (eec-
ond game).
Chicago, /; New York, 0 item in
nings).
St Louis, s: Boston, 2.
Brooklyn Pittsburg, wet grounds.
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Home run-Shanks. Struck out-By
Harper. 8; by Russell. |. Double plays
Foster TO Charity; Milan TO Har-
per to Foster Hit by pitcher--By
Harper, / (Weaver). Sacrifice hits
e. Collins, Jackson, Ness, Moeller.
Shanks. Stolen blackberry. UNI
pires-Hildebrand and OLoughlin.
Time-1:35.
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Nfarllc Ioees CONTROL.

New York. July 20.-Markle lost
control In the third inning today and
three runs resulted. The big timing
was enough to give ST. Louis . VIC
tory.
The fnal score was I to !. Bases
ON halls to Groom. aud Ehotton and
Austin's safe hunt led to Marbles res
tirement. Mogrtdge was sent In 70 re-
lieve him, Nailer's single ana sacrta
-. ~ @1ee9e4 - - 0rocQ wae
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-21
Standing of Clubs.

Games Today.
Chicago IN Washington.
Cleveland in Philadelphia.
st. Louis in New York.
Detroit in Boston.
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Totals .. A. 3 IL 80 2
sBatted Nr Mckee In ninth.


SRan Tor Scout IN HSntn.
tBatted for Agnew, in eighth.
tBAtted for Foster in eighth.
Score by innings: r.
Detroit .. .... 900 002 600 900 1-3
Boston 49,. .. 900 900 go 600 %
Summary: Two-base hit--Hooper.
Stolen bases--Young. Barry. Sacrifice
hits--Bush, Q: Burns Barry, Hooper.
Gatner, Hoblitzell. Double plays
Coveleslie, Mckee. Witt, Mckee to
Young; WITT Young to Burns; Burns,
Bush to Burns: LewtA Thomas to
Gardner: witt unassisted. Bases on
balls-Off Covaleskie. 3: II Foster, 4:
of Ruth, .. Hits-On Foster. 8 in
8; of Ruth. in s. Hit by pitcher
BY Covaleskie. Barry. Struck out-By
Covaleskie. .: by Foster, !: by Ruth.
1. Umpdres-AConnolly and Owens.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-21

Boston 200 600 000--2
st. Louis ..... 04l 600 00"--5
Summary: Two-base htts--Maran-
vile, Gonzales. J. Smith. Hornsby,
Snodgrass, Meadows. Double plays
Corhan to Hornsby; Konetchy, un-
assisted. Snodgrass to Kouetchy. Hit
by pitched ball--By Meadows Gowdy;
by Barnes. Wilson. Base on balls
on Meadows, O. off Barnes, 2; off
Hughes, 2. Struck out-By Hughes.
Is; by Meadows, L; by Allen, 2, UNI
pires-Rigler and Harrison. Time
1901.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-21
HOPEWELL WIZARDS
DEFEAT PETERSBURG
Powder Pus Put Game Ice Sending Two Runners Across
in Second Inning-Newport News Draws Further M
Away From Opponents by Winning Again.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE


Portsmouth, S: Norfolk. 8.
Hopewell, 3: Petersburg, /.
Newport News, 6 Rocky Mount, l..
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HqeWelI.

Summary Two base hits-Sim-
mons, Gardtn. Three-base hit-Sshort
Sacrifice hits-Barnett. 2; Simmons,
Stolen bases-Stewart Henry, Gust.
Double plays-Gust to Poh. Struck
out--By Llewellyn. o; by Gardins- 4.
Base on balls--By Llewellys s. Left
on bases-Petersburg s. Hopewell, 4.
Umpires-Spaid and CASTOR. Time
1870.
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Games Today.

Games Today.
Brooklyn in Pittsburg.
Philadelphia in Cincinnati.
New York in Chicago.
Boston in st. Louis.
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RICHMOND LOSES GAME.
IN THE TENTH FRAME
Hit by Kane After Two Are Out Gives Providence Gays
Victory Over Virginans- McKenry and
Baumgartner in Hurting Duel
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
Providence, 8; vIRGINIANS, 2
Newark, 8; Baltimore, 2.
Toronto, 8; Rochester, 1.
Toronto, 8; Rochester, o.
Montreal, 8; Buffalo, 4.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-21

Summary. TWO base hits--Hehg.
Blackburn. Tutwiler Three-hase hits
Clemens, Blackburn. Base on balls
OFF Baumgartner. 4. Struck out
BY Baumgartner. 2: by McKenry, 3.
fiit by pitched hall---By Baumgartner.
Bankston. Umpires-Chestnutt and
rleary Time--1:45.
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Wood Wins Another.

Norfolk. Va. July 2o.-The Truck
.ers resumed form this afternoon and
experienced no trouble In finding
Nicks for enough hits to win the OPEN
ing game of the series by the score 81
f to 8. Wood was in close holes sov~
eral times, but managed to pull out.
Score by innings: Hs
Norfolk -.-~---- ~~-~-1OO zoo 0OO-2
Portsmouth -...-..~.001 100 03s-9
Batteries: Nicks and McDaniolf
Wood and Reynolds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-21

sBatted for Toney In sixth.
tran for Mitchell In sixth.
fBatted for Moseiey IN ninth.
phiyadelnhia
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-21

Totals -. 3. IS 4 10 q IL 3
sBatted for Tyson in sixth.
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Stolen
Summary:

Walsh. Sacrifice htt-McInnis. Hits
or Loudermilk, I in Z. Struck out
by Bush. 8; by Loudermilk. 4; by
Coumbe, /. Bases on balls--On Bush.
/: of Loudermilk. /. Umpires-Chill
and Evans. Tiine-1:25.
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the winning run.
E1rat
Washington.

'Batted for williams in ninth.
tone out when winning run scored.
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'Batted for DAILY in eighth.
ssBatted for Loudermilk in eighth.
Score by innings: r.
Cleveland 200 900 600
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1.-TWO out when winning run scored
Score by innings: *.
Providence - --4. 600 0lo 700 Ia
Richmond ltU WV Wv V~~S
guyrnnary. Two-baa hita--Rehg
Evening star., 1916-03-09
81. 90 Each Day for the
Best Letter
TODAY'S PRIZE WINNIE

TODAY'S PRIZE WINNER.
Contest Manager, Classified Advertising.
Dear Sir: decided to with family
the suburbs of Washington. and after several
rides and much walking was unable to find
desirable house
then inserted want ad in The Star from
which | received twenty replies From OF
these located home in of the best suburbs
OF Virginia where comfortably located in.
ashort time.
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