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The Detroit times., 1916-04-17

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SOCCER TITLE
CONTENDERS TO
CLASH AGAIN

CHICAGO, April IAN extra
match between the Pullmans and
Bethlehem pa soccer teams 10 de-
termine which shall play the Fall
River, Mass, Rovers for the national
championship viii he necessary as a
result OF the 10 o tie game played
BY the PulImans and Bethlehem here
Yesterday.
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BALLSTARSARE
ALL TWINKLINC
Only Matty Not In Form; Both
Boston Clubs in the
Lead

NEW YORK, April 17.-with the
major leagues starting on the sec
ond week of the 1916 season today.
the two Boston clubs have lived up
to the dope to date. each leading
its league. The Speakerless Red
Sox, forced from 10 to 3 to 1.
In the betting. when Lannin took
$50, 900 for the outfelder, have
nabbed three games and seem tc
BE- doing very nicely without Iris.
II Detroit Is looked upon as an i'm
mediate contender. he was q posi-
tive help to Boston yesterday, play
Ing q big part In Cleveland's defeat
OF the Tigers and putting them in
seventh place.
In the National the Braves, lead.
ing with two victories and no de-
feats, are pressed hardest by Gin
cinnati. The weather man favored
the clubs In the west. allowing
them TO play as many as Ave games,
while three and two was all the rain
permitted in the east.
With the exception OF aMthewson.
most OF the old reliables indicated
they are pointed for good seasons.
Walter Johnson. the big gun for
the Senators. pitched one OF the
best games OF his career opening
day, when he held the Yanks to
Ave scattered bingles.
J. Franklin Baker is better than
ever. Despite the handicap OF a
sore finger he has felded and batted
In splendid style and is nov a.
strong a favorite in Gotham "a he
ever was in Philadelphia.
Honus Wagner. the Pirate
strength at shortstop, IL just as kit
tenish AZ ever. Cobb IL on the road
to glory and Eddie Collins. key
stoning for the White Sox. Is still
an offensive and defensive marvel.
Benny KauY has given the fans
som eaction. but has not lived up
TO his preseason conversation.
SOCCER RESULTS.
Risssg star. ?, Lsnsi.g Eagles. o.
-. GeOvges forfeit 10 CstedoWtas,
Gelsic, ~ Psckards. q. Rais pre-
veeteA m extra half he'r betRG
pisyeI.
Del Gsssev hiss ssit the ehsmpi,a
Red Sos for werh on tic West sir-
Gtnta CeatRai railroad. Sovta raii-
rsaae1 oot % baseball, 80 u were.
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Corlcn To Try Again.

CHICAGO. April lT.-Johnny
Coulon. ex-bantam weight champion,
VIII try another comeback April Is.
when he meets Johnny Richie al
kenosha, Wis. II was announced to
day.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-17

According 80 Ceaek ssaGG. urishmew
make The best football Player~.
Among the Irish GStddesn Of recent
days were TAeppe. S~hala. MaWlbetsrh,
spteGet. Won Hels. Thtelsches, Eber-
stsdt. Treskman, Froeiich and
Hepnrh ~ pgeg.
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Members 81 the Walkers club 81
Amerscn. New Work sssoeia ties
wsieh stages long hfkes every SuU-
dsy. sr~ . happy tot. TIE AsGA ~ss-
Of Gssoiine doesn't affect their sve.
tngs IN the lesst.
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National League.
sTANDING.
YESTERDAY. Cameo

Innings 80 bs5so Rur
Pittsburgh 900 90 q o.
Cincinnati o . . o . - .
Patteries-iiillrr. fful. Cooper and
Wilson, Toney and Clark. t-mpirea
o Day and Easton
Innings I . 1878 $40 DuE
Chicago . u % :
ST Louis 90 q 800 IL
BE tteries-McConne and Fisher,
Meadow. Sale and snyder. UmpIres
Byron and Gingley.
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sBatted for Stsnage N seFsnth,
fBatted for sullivan in eighth.
tBatted for James in seventh.
Stated for Boehler In ninth.
xRsn for Mckee N ninth.
Innings t > z So -
Detroit ....0 o o % o.
chicago ..7 o o 0 o > -
Two-bsae hits---Heilman . Y. COL
Inns g. Three-base hit-Fournier.
strike outs--By James I. by Cicotte
2. Hits-On Boland. with none out;
on James. In 8 innings on Boeh-
Ter. In 2 innings; OF Cicotte. in
Ia innings. Psses on balls-oN
foland, &: on James. 4: or Cicotte. :.
Double pIsys-E. Collins TO Terry TO
Fournier. Stolen base--Schslk. HIT
by pitcher--By James. tEclsch and
Cicotte). Observation-Disclosures and
O'I>oughfin. Time--z.77
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Detroit 81 Cleveland.
~ Louis at Chicago.
Athletics at New York.
Washington at Boston.
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STANDINGS
American League.
STAN DING.


Innings i234 s7ss RHE
st. Louis 0 o o 5 o q o O-s
Chicago 20 90 o 2 o is s 2
Batteries-W Gilman, Plank. Dsven-
port and Hartley. Benz, Russell
Wolfxang and Schalk. umpires--
OLoughlin and Hildebrand.
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Of major
pilots
Cleveland the
charge
since
McGraw
y0ors Griffith
Robinson
Clarence Foil 1915.
n major leagues
d washington 1884 That day
he Wsshing . month nowadays
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SHoCkER pitcher who made quite reputation
berth
y Ysnhsss. Bill Donovan would
TO q
Win IA the
haDpen him. New York keep
&11go1 . nal mnslasr nfuuts Doaovss lsts
Iessnn develop no quite pitcher At csvsl.nd for Lee
ye tine daily With the lean Wild man than Jsnnias. o. suL
valuable The trouble 10
Loudemlk
athlete
- the hero Of these few
OF in
Harper and Dumont
Connie
McCabe aboring with the ST Louis
Bill place
Irregular the Braves slab sta6.
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Saturday, Games.

Innings 23I $50 RHE
philadeI i 0 o o o o 0--I o
Boston 80 0 oo1 00I - 10 2
Bstteries-Bush and Meyer, Foster,
Cady and Thomas. Cmpires-Dineen
and Miller
Wssh'ton % q n o o. 2
New York % o I o o . "a :
Batteries--Harper GaIiis, Henry
and Williams. Fisher and Nunsmak-
or. tmpires-Owens and Connolly.
innings 2 J 5s7s RHE
St Louis. 0 o o q q 0 % o
Cleveland a 90 - o
Battcries--psrke. McCabN. Groom
and Hartley; KEEPER and O'Seil. I'm
pires--Evans and chill
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lT1s'{E!7N;!l'5!BB!'!kl['

>AERrs scoring nsehns ne time has
chuckng ssn 90 poor that mr s,uo eooc
working smoothly
pitcher who far from sdy vas ucsssSa y s
Why Boand should Be expected to 60 s sme 80 Soon ~:
couldn't life the salary ppsr One the .nos ns
Ssss Yesterday sssen p.chsrs
called IN
1csn league Excepons hurting far from prevalent
the trouble made hits seven Of
In nnlne Eight tnss
heap q mind to SPEAK
IL trouble Is 100
There no
Of handed skull practice
talked Repeatedly afe
talle
only bases have been sto
ouciasseo On
,foths u swfpe sack
The Detroit times., 1916-04-17

TIE Harvard varsity crew tss
stsstea the sesssv ny defesttRg tire
w Winning tie ehsspsesshIp ~ Hsr-
vsrd.
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They Have the Class

machine OF
Of Heiman
49, blame scoring
machine simply all eight cylinders What bril-
redming
beutu hitting the the
bafng Stanage $50 gait predicted for
fans to do is to take comfort in the
itself within
about Chicago yet although the sou dd s
Chicago
stretch both In 1905
a. front In
to the that brief
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NV NOFk AT HrookIYnl
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
Chicago at -. Louis.
Boston at Philadelphia
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spectacular
OF
Coz Prince around the Grand circuit
in close SZooo
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SOCCER REsULTs.

R1seng star. ~ Lsnsisg Eagles. O..
Roses, 81 PaYske. Davts, D.
-. Ge~yges forfeit 10 CsiedoW,as.
GeIsic, ~ Psckards. .. Rsis pre-
veeteA m extra half he"r betRG
played.
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LATONIA RESULTS

no &C.. iunU. sriS. ss55' so. Won Teen
pDawn 10 CTaylorb $3.50. $40 second
Immense. ITO tCoopcr). $40. third. Time
!:ol 50. GlaI. Ginger Quill, Alice l.. Wts.n-
Dach, BIRD Lore, Lyc!a. Belle G. peEEr
Burch Mciia, Pearl L bonnie Lns-ic. and
Eolc Feather also ran.
.rConnolly>. sligo. $500 st5o. won: II. Bert
Thurman. 100 tMurphyb. 500. s32o second
Sav!no. l97 tGcosel $40. third. Time. II 5-5.
Royal Tea, Black Beauty. 1zz.t Boy. In.en-
ton. Water Warbler. f.oisc Green, Z!nd.l.
Lady Mildred. Pin Money. Blue Jay and
columbia Lady also
Third rac"-siN furionrs-O,holle. III
[Good",. $3.50 s2.7o out. won sparAl"r. i;
,CoHnoiSp. $40: out. secoud; Kinney 10;
choo also
baran. lol ,Goosei. $40. siD s:.6. Won:
Captain Recs. lc-i tLapa!l!eN. $50. s. -.
tcconnd; The Grader. los Connolly. s. o.
third. Time. l:ii Is. Feis and Floral PARK
also
F!f,h receive t.prlonss-Aurlra, i,5 tGar-
III tAndressl. 1870. $3.50 second, kaguara,
sixth rnc"-milc-VcJary 10, tAiar,in,
s?hD. 10. 1850 won; iiurfak"r. 10! INur-
1hyp. 500. 500. second King CORN. Jos
cooper. $40 third. Thine. i5s 10. shine.
colonel Nennie, Eliso and Jack O'Dowd
also ran.
,, ssven,h race-rn;le ana strt.en:h-FIy
GrasinH'c: lis tMurphyp. g 20. g n sccond
biu@"s. lpi nkrownt. 1870. third. Time,
Is -. sidney Iic!lnan. I!.rgo, Irish Gen
lcndn and Lahore also
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TOURNEY REACHES FINALS

MEMPHIS. TENN, July 6-Douglas
waters. New Orleans. and Carleton
smith. Atlanta. to-day won their way
INTO the finals for the singles tennis
championship Of tho South, and Will
meet tomorrow in the deciding match
tor the title Waters this afternoon
defeated Esmond Phelps, New Orleans,
In the semihuals of the tournament
here. 40. G-3. Sc, 60. and Smith clirni-
mated Nat Emerson. Memphis. G-l. Ga,
t-l, So. 6-3.
In the doubles semInnala Waters and
J: II. Bruins, No" Orleans. defeated
Easton Mansfield and Carleton Smith,
Atlanta, o., CO. g.. Their opponents
In the finals to be played on Saturday
VIII be the winners OF the match to-
morrow between ESmOnd Phelps and u
l.. hudson, New Orleans and Lew
Hardy and Nat Emerson. Memphis
In the womans singles, Miss Irving
Murphy, New Orleans, the title holder
ana Miss Ethclyn Lcccndre also az
New Orleans. viii meet in the dccidinc.
match for the 1915 championship.
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W Climbers Bat
How Climbers Field

Totals :.o:i IS ~. -
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SURPRISE IS HANDED
TO RICHMOND CLIMBERS
ConQuerorS OF Providence Arc Hum
bled Before waiting of
Toronto. Leafs.
SAD STORY TOLD IN 80 TO T.
Good Contest, Except for Fifth
Frame, When Loose Playing
Sends Nine Runners Scurrying
- Around Circuit

- TORONTO. ONTARIO. July 6-Thc
!. Maple Leafs handed the Richmond
=. Climbers. recent conGucrors of the
!, Providence leaders surprise hero this
. afternoon by defeating them 10 1
: The game. with the exception of one
inning. The fifth was very Interesting.
nine runs being made i'm this frame.
I The locals scored first in the OPEN
' ing inning Truesdale opened the in
: ming by singing through short. and
,"scored when Birmingham doubled TO
: left, Birmingham reaching third on
the throw in Murray, Graham and
Thompson We're easy outs The Leafs
scored again in the fourth inning on
"a base ON balls 70 Thompson. who
went 10 third when Blackburn sim
: Eled TO deep right. and tailed on Nc
KEGS hit through tho pitchers box.
The visitors scored their first runs
in the fifth iuning. Arragon singled to
center, advanced Ia third on Rcyuoldss
single. and scored on McKcnry's single.
placing Reynolds on third Manning
was put In to pitch for the locals in
place of McTigue. Priest sent a lily to
Mckee, and was safe when the latter
dropped the ball. allowing Reynolds
10 score and sending McKcnry TO third
kclliher sent a fly 10 Blackburn. but
ItcndryH hit a long fly to Murray, on
which McKenry scored. Priest stole
second, but Clemens few out to smith
The big inninr for the home team
was also the fifth. Truesdale opened
the locals half with a single through
second, and went to second when Eir-
mingham hunted, both runners being
safe. Murray went out. NcKcnry TO
keiiiher hut Graham singled 10 right.
scoring Truesdalc and Birmingham.
Thompson was walked, advancing era
ham TO second. Blackburn singled to
left, scoring Graham and sending
Thompson to third. Blackburn going to
second on the throw in. Mckee came
up and caught one on the nose. ana
before the ball had ceased it's flight
II was resting quietly in the right
field hleachers, and three more run
ners had counted. Manager Smith at
TINS Juncture Of the game yanked Nc
kenny and sent Mahaffey in to replace
him. The new twirler immediately re-
tired the side. causing Smith and Man
ming TO be easy iniield outs
MahaTcy and Manning frightened Nh
after this inning, and only one rum
was scored by each side during tho
remainder II tho game
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TRUCKERS DEFEAT BOMBS

PORTSMOUTH. VA. July G.-ports-
mouth continued It's winning streak to-
GAY by defeating Hopewell. 3 to /. II
was close contest. and both teams
Mere tied until the seventh inning
when - base on balls Il hit batsman
aud single brought over two iaIlics
INC ilrst run was made in the third
inning on 4 freak single by King. ana
lonS triple by Reynolds. Kings
IN tn" center Of the diamond Will"
IN" tiopcwcll team stood around anu
waited for "acn other 80 catch it, Tin"
visitors scored in the nth. on Il single
ny Stclnnrcnn ~ and II two-baSc hit l..
Crahhlc
'rahhle was put out Of the game In
tn" eighth by the umpire and was sup
planted by lie wcilIn, who allowed ono
hit during his innings stay n the hos
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COOLERS HIT BALL HARD

I'ETERSRUIiG, VA. July G-sob
Spaid. the local hurler. WAS not feel
Ing we'll to-day. but his teammates
took Il fancy to the offerings of three
visiting pitchers and took things casv.
winning | 10 I. Thraill<ill. the priIc
OF Newport News. started for thu yi5-
i'ors, but vas Wild and incifcrtivc:
Gardiner followed ana showed IN :,
shade worse: Maxwell assembled III.
mound in tho SIKH ana wa ~ l"ss
effective, Ucith II of n" Trio helm" abi !.
10 check tn" Petersburg onslaught In
addition to hard hitting. the locals ran
Wild on the bases Allen. In making his
third Stca! in the sixth. wrcnchcd his
ankle. and will he out OF the game for
several days Red stewart stole four
bases. including the home plate In
The sixth inning. The score.
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TOURNAMENT is SUCCESS
First Annual Event Given Nv Marian
ahu Shlt'illr Gun Club Held Under
Ideal Conditions.

hloN, VA. July 6.-~Thc first an
itutt tournament given by the Marion
ana S"nVllic Gun Clubs was held here
lr.'h% under the Interstate. Associations
county Fair Grounds. ana lasioI
throughout tho dag. tho weather c"ndi-
,"uS being ideal. Tie names Of those
given below:
: Goetchius, lGl: !. l.. Early. lS5:
:, u iLGrfatcr. 81, ". L. Roberts. III:
- i0rterhcld. ISL; George l. Bnrhan:,n
TX WIN. Mccrcady, l36--all Of Salt,
y. NJ. Hatcher. lS7. II. NJ. shelton
~. ". H. Cochran, l2O H. H. shelton
!3>h' NJ. ~ cow;'m lSi; J. +. Cecil It's
$50; Or. IL liunt Isl ali OF 'i: :ohn"k"
George y. Collins. 49,. l.. \. Amslcr.
l76: Herman buchanan. no. lohm Il
Stephenson. 1853: W l.. Francis. 10.
George Holland Miles, 100: B l.. CISCO.
~; George g. Allen Richardson, lS@
" Z. Cilrcr, lsl all of Marion
W -. Eunu"lls, stanton, l74: J. \
HhGcrson Richmond. 1871: l.. S German.
MAryiand. 1871: Ferguson, l7o: H. r.
fiuminer. Chattanooga. lS6; {. T.. Good
rich. Atlanta. 1875.
Inc specia!, prizes for professionals
fiIh. y. J.. Moss and T.. Is. Plummcr
~ the amateur class. W. H. Cochran.
OF BRISTOL, won the hirhcs, average
~ NJ Jacocks, OF Saltvilic. was
awarded the consolation prize.
IN IN: special handicap race. Hatcher
Was hrSi; Runncils, second; HUNTS
l1hird: McCrcady, fourth, and shelton.
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On Saturday afternoon Byrd Park
Fought amateur battles OF tho season,
nodes Tip Tops and the Church Hill
Athletic Club are the contending teams
ana as both are within striking dis
lance OF the top. each team will extend
itself to the utmost TO win. Wayne and
cannon, star players OF the TIP Tons.
VIII be out OF tho lineup. due to the
TACT that they are with the militia
but the Bread Mixers" are determined
not to let this down their spirits In the
least. "
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Southern Association.

AZ Mrmph!s-Memphis. 4; New Orleans. ;.
(rain).
At Little Rock-Lit,lo Rock-Mobne ucanl
delaycd).
Only three scheduled.
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.BRONCHOS TRAMPLE TARs
ROCKY MOUNT VICTOR IN
LIGHT HITTING CONTEST
Applcgntc Holds Norfolk-Portsmout
Wins From Observation-Disclosures
1inIts Newport News.

ROCKY MOUNT. y. c.. July 6.--In "A
game charactc riacd by very little hit
ting by either club, the Tarhccls made
victory of the opener in the series
over Norfolk this afternoon by q
score of to ]. rorray on the pinnacle
for the visitors. slipped twice with
mon on the corners, and this worked
his uudoing, while The Tars scored
their ono run in just the same way.
Applcgatc was effective. and though
mis- support wav.rcd twice behind him
feeble pop-ups were all that could FOL
low. and he journeyed we'll through
ont. Tho score:
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BROOKLYN SLIDES LOSE

The BROOKLYN Slides. chamojou coI-
orcd team Of this section, were Gr.
!rAt"d yesterday afternoon al Broad
street Park IN ~ twcivc-inuinc contest
nE INC Norfolk slides. The game wax
MP ana tuck all The way through. ia.
Hha. score being 10 ). in favor OF Tic
Norfo!k team. ~
- THIS was the FIRST 2a.nc that mo
~ ,nt."Mond team had lost this season
out OF seventeen games PLAYED T'bn
.Sh"'s meet again this afternoon. ana
J ene !oca! team will have chance tn
aVengc the defeat l"
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On nicHclH TIN.

Two Richmond boys, Thomas Walden
and Charles Watkins. mado excellent
time for the distance on a bicycle trip
from Richmond to Coatsville. They
two hours. returning Tuesday after
noon In slightly more than fours hours
TO Richmond. The first stage OF the
trip was made by rail to Ashland.
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Cleveland

Totals. 81 s:26 Il . Totals....32 S 27 &c o
Two out when winning RIM yuas scored
!natted for Ki"pf"r in fifth
lbaicu Tor Coumhe I'm seventh.
score by innings: r.
Gle:eland ....... 80 q 2 o|
i'S.,on 49,; .,.......1 . o 1t
20 S"'hninsary; ns-Wambsganss {2), Speaker
nJ,: ~ Neil Hooper. Gardner, Scott (2),
IN y n"hhs t2i. Two-basc observation-disclosures
1911 ,o'h oPrntkcr Hooper. Hoblitzel. Three
n rit; my .ih"mas Stolen base-Ciandl. Sac
IIicS NIT N"ill. Lewis. Scott Foster
iama phnE-Scott to Hoblitzel. Bases on
0o'''i iII hIsnfcr. !: off Foster. 4: OFF Shore.
g., ~. ny pitcher-Kiepfer. Barry. Struck
p my 10y shore shore l. Umpires. Chin and Evans
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HUSTLERS TRIM DODGERS

KoCHESrEE, \ Y. July 8 In a
lwe'ty-two minutes Ia play. The ~
leaguerS hitting at ev"rythins yricI
resulted IN Ritter being credited win
me Rochester lnt.rnat!onals to-day "a
Ieatcd the Brooklyn Superbas. NatioI;,l
beasne leaders. . TO >. Appleton was
inclined 70 70" Wild IN the .rst innini,
III which Rochester compiled four runs
Score by Innings j. ~ y,
Brooklyn ... u q @ 00nni
Rochester ...4 % 0u0I n "a %
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HIKERs AND GRAYs TO PLAY

Tho Richmond Grays and the Hikers.
leading teams in the Capitol City
League will play on Saturday aftor-
noon at Broad Street Park These
teams played last Saturday, and tho
article Of ball furnished was OF high
order.
Company T. and the brotherhood
mines will play again At Byrd Park.
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Thraiikill. Pickett (2b. Emory, Allen. Gilpin,
Stewart t2). Handiboc t2). ray (2>. Two
base hits-Pahlman. SpHid. Three base hit
Lake. Sacrifice hits-Smith, Payne (Iyl,
Emory t2l ItudSins t2). Stolen bHses-Allen
90, Stewart 90, Pay. Iiandiboc Struck
out--by Thrailllil!, >: by Spad. !. Bases on
iails--ofr, Thrni'kill, 3; of Gardinior. . OFF
Maxwell, /: of Spnid, 2. IIits-On Thraii,il
/! hits anG .uns in { LIS innings: off Ga.di-
..icr. . hits and runs in 80 inning. LEFT
ON bases New port News. 3: PctCrsDurE g.
Umrirc. Wnish. Time. LIS.
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Boston. was rcinstatcd to-day. II
Totals....co ~ IL Totals. IS - Is Q
'Battcd for Davenport In ninth.

St. Louis MISREPRESENTATION o o o 0 o--l
Washington ..............o 2 o 0 o X
summary: Runs-Shotton. Sawyer, Henry
Two-hasc hit-Henry. stolen base--Shot
tn. Sacrifice hit--McBr.de. Double plays
Severoia and Pratt. Bases on balls--or
BoehiinG. 3: on Davenport. ?. liits-or
Weinan. in Ia innings: off Davenport.
In % innings Hit by pitchcr-by
3oehlinG az. Johnson). Struck out-by
3. Wild p!tchcs-Davenport. Bo.hl,nE. I'm
p!res. Dineon and Nallin. Timc. l.t5.
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Totals. .+5 10 p 10 TotaIs....5t Il q ID .
,Bat'ed for Adams in ninth.
he. INIT

Kew York .....2 q u 2 a-Io
Pittsburgh 49,. I q q q Sc
Summary: Runs-Burns (2,. knuff f2),
,Rohsr,son; Fletcher. Marble. HariIcn t2).
kochcr, pcrritt 60, o'Rri"n co.. Compton,
I'airl. Wilson. Costello T'v" base hits
burns. Robertson. M'r<lc Porrit. Wagner
schultz ~ Thrc. base hits -Kauff I,rl.lc.
tl''l"1. Wilson stolen aS.y- turns t2),
Costello. Sacrifice ht:-finufr Douhl" play
schultz. Wagner and iiinrhm.n. B1scn or
balls of Icrritt. >, or Adams. l. Struck
out. by Perritt, o. by Cooper. 3. by Adams
L., WIG pitch Adams. Umpircs, Em.lic and
Klein. Time 2oH
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Totals; ...27 ? - 10 o Totals....@s : u 70 !

S"Uro by innings: Y
portsmouth ...... 40 % . o -
summary: Euus-Stcinbrcnrcr Moore.
'u"i", King. Earned runs--oN Ora bhlc. o. or
Pearson. / Two bas" hit--Crahblc. Three
hHs" hit-R"yn0ids. Sacrifice hits-Barrat,
Sin mons. Parker t2). Stolen hns..S--FoX (2l.
81 Martin. Cucto. Iiits--on CrabbI". =: Of
iL"wc!Iyn. |: on Pearson. .. Bas"s on balls.
of crnbhic. 4: off Iicwclyn. /: OF Pearson.
struck out-by Crabb!". I. by Pearson j
lit by pitCh.r-by Crabbl" . est Martin.
Cu"-ob Left on hascs-Hopcwcll. 4 pnrts-
mouth. -. Umpirr. Iuckley. TMnn. ! 4
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Norfolk .......o . . 20 o o.
summary. Euns--Sickinr. Edwards F,isol
t ~, on nases>Norfolk. !: Rocky Mount, ?
"a E'"d runs Norfolk, J.: Rocky Mount .
stolen hascs-Itartscll Sticking, WcIcher J<,r
ggM"r. Sacrifice h!ts-Ncwton. Eiscl. ,:al.,@r,.
IN -n;.s" hits-,Caipert. Double plays--liar,-
SCH hnhsslstcd. Struck out-by Porrav :
~ Airlesate. {. I'ascs on ballS-om Forms
on NppicGate. :. Umpire. Kennedy. Al
tendance, I5h. Time. 20
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GIANTS DEFEAT PIRATES
ONLY GAME IN NATIONAL
LEAGUE WON BY NEW YORK
McGrnw's Men Garner Nineteen Hit.
While Pittsburgh Lands on Pol
Pcrrics Delivery for Fourteen.

,PILTSBURGH. July 6.--Heavy hit
ting featured the game hero o-day be-
twecn New York and Pittsburgh, which
INC. former won by score Of ~ to g.
inc GIANTS made nineteen and tho
locals fourteen hits. Cooper retired
at the end of the fifth inning. after
nine hits had resulted in Sveruns. The
score: