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The Washington herald., 1916-06-03
HOME CLUB LEAGUE
PLAYS GOOD TENNIS

Great tennis was played in the Home
Club tennis tournament yesterday when
Linn and Andrews worked into the final
rod and Binley and Berman played into
the semi final in the mems doubles:
The results follow: Second round-Mc-
Co'OUgh and Myers defeated Dean and
Stevens -, 81; Bedle and Brown de-
feated Pierce and Marine 81, 90.
Third rou1d-Linn and Andrews defeat
ed Clarke and Snyder 6-3. 6-; Binley
and Bermann defeated McColough IS.
1t-l3. 81
Semi-fnaI-Linn and Andrews defeated
Green and Jarvis IS, 81. -.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-03

Pitchers like Babe Ruth who deliber-
ately take a pot shot at a batter should
be punished by the league officials When
the Red SoX were in Washington last
month Joe Judge and Ruth became mixed
up in some sort of an argument and
Ruth at that time said:
I'm going to get you the next time
I'm pitching" Ruth made good his threat
yesterday. Shooting a fast one at Judges
head in the third inning.
Joe ducked but the ball srazed his CAP.
and the little first baseman walked right
up to Ruth and told him what ne thought
of him.
Players and umpires separated the two
excited athletes, but for a minute It look
ed as If blows would be struck.
Flag day brought only a crowd of 1884
yesterday afternoon although the wealth
er was perfect.
Both clubs marched behind a brass
band to center field, where Old Glory,
with the worlds championship flag, were
both hoisted to the skies, Bill Carrigan
and Clark Grifith doing the hoisting act
We'll have you down in Washington
for flag raising next year" remarked
Grin to Carrigan Not II l can prevent
IT," Carrigan snapped back
Carl Sawyer led the band, filling the
role of drummaJor. and did all sorts of
tricks with a baseball bat which was
substituted for a baton.
Henri Rondeau was in the game yester-
day for one inning. but still complains of
having dizzy spells. He believes that in
a few days he will be as good as ever.
Eddie Foster also played third base
yesterday. his injured wrist being so
lightly bound that his left hand was able
to be used. Foster incidentally got one
of the Nationals three hits
1t 10 passing strange that the majority
Of fans in Washington cannot possibly
see the Nationals in the role of remnant
winners this season. or even pennant con-
tenders, yet the fans In Boston are al
most unanimous in their opinion that
Griffith has the best ball club In the
freely made that Washington will grab
the flag.
Bostonians are also picking Brooklyn
to win the National League bunting.
Baseball writer's in the Hub are not
talking much-they want to wait until
the Griffmen come back from the present
Western invasion before making plans
to visit the Capital next October.
As far as the Boston Red Sox are con-
cerned, this team has been denied good
pitching all spring. Just as soon as the
Carrtgan pitchers round into form the
Red Sox are going to be up near the top
and will. of course, have something to
say about the championship.
Even with Bostons pitchers twirling
alright ball the Red Sox team does not
look anywhere near as impressive as the
wrecking crew of 1915
Jack Barry. the clever Red Sox infield-
er. has been sick for the past few days
with an attack OF grip, but nobody has
missed him in the series with the Griff-
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By JACK EASTER.
TEAM STANDING

In the best game of the series Tech
yesterday defeated Eastern. the league
leaders, at American League Park, by
score OF > to l. in a ten-inning game.
From the first until the tenth it was
a pitchers battle between Capt. Denly
Hird, Of Tech, and Eddy" Tomlin, of
Eastern, with Hird having the best of
It. holding Eastern to two hits.
Although Tomlin was hit rather hard
he kept the hits will scattered, pulling
through several tight places by striking
out the men in order.
The feature Of the game was the al
around playing Of Johnny" Eiseman,
who made four hits out of five times up,
stole fine bases and accepted seven
chances without an error.
Sheets Shewalter flelded in fine form
The Washington herald., 1916-06-03
GALLAUDET TO PLAY
ROCK HILL COLLEGE

In the last scheduled game Of the sea
son at Kendall Green this year Rock
Hill College will be the opponents of
GalIaudet College. which should result
in one of the best played GAMES of the
year. this afternoon.
Schmidyer. of Rock Hill. is one of the
best college pitchers in this locality and
as he will be opposed by Rasmussen a
Pitchers battle can be looked forward to.
Tie game will start at o'clock.
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Eastern High Is Defeated
By Teck in Hurting Duel

accepting eight chances without an error
and knocked over the winning run in
the tenth.
Boetler, Of Eastern. made the circus
catch OF the day, when he robbed Berens
of a single in the third, and also pulled
Tomliu out Of a hole. Score:
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FORMER GRIFFMAN SHINES

Baltimore, Md. June 2.-Lanky
Lamar, former star of st. Johns
College, and of the Frederick
team of the Blue Ridge League,
has been putting up a wonderful
game for the Birds since the in
jury to Elmer Miller's knee en-
abled him to get back into the
lineup. He had four put-outs in
center yesterday. his grab of
Blackburn's liner in the eighth
being the most spectacular catch
OF the day.
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Cards Land Opener.

Philadelphia, June 2-St. Louis staged
a ninth-inning rally against the Phillies
today and won the opening game from
the champions by to 2. Ames pitched
effective ball throughout. Score:
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Runs-Austn. Sisler Turner Twohsse hits
Howard johnson. Three-bsse hit-Pratt. Sacrihce
hits-hlepfer. SeyeToid Miller. Double pSy-ONeiu
TO Gandil to O'Nein. Stolen bases-Sisler, Austin
pres-Messrs. Connolly and Hildcbnnd. Time
One hour and Is minutes
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WEILMAN IN FORM;
INDIANS ARE BEATEN

st. Louis, Mo, June THE Browns nip
ped the Indians today to /. One hit
decided the game. In the first inning
Pratt hit over Graneys head for a triple.
scoring Austin and Sisler. The Indians
could not find Weilman, barring the
sixth. when hits by Graney, Speaker and
Roth scored a run Score:
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Pirates Beat Dodgers.

Brooklyn, June 2-Ba cking fine pitch
ing of MamauX by hawless support, the
Pirates won their first game of the year
in Brooklyn by score of to from
the Dodgers this afternoon Score:
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New York. June 2.-The Giants lost a
thirteen-inning game to the Reds today
by the score Of to l. Mitchell, a south
paw, was one OF the main arguments of
rebuttal to McGraw's plea for a first
place tie with Brooklyn. Score:
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First base srrurs-Tech A. Eastern, Left
bases-Tech. 5; Eastern, 4. First base on balls
OF Hird, ,; Tomlin l. Struck By Hird, s;
TUrnlin. 8 TwO-bays hit-F1aherty. Stolen bases
ShewaItsr. Freeman, Hird Berens. Cole Eiseman
~. Double play-Shewalter 20 ESseman to Ste
phensoo. Hit By pitchsr-By Tomlin Hird. Wild
pitches-Hird. Umpirs-"Dick' Woodward. Tine
Of gams-3 hours and 10 minutes Attendance-50o.
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Win in the Ninth Inning.

Boston. June "A ninth-inning batting
rally by the Cubs gave them two runs
and todays game by a score Of 2 to l.
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n. n. L
New York. 0 0 700 o o. /
Runs-Neals ~. Chase C3). wingo. Burns, Rob
srtson, Doyle, Kauf.
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COMPLETE STATISTICS OF THE MAJOR LEAGUE!
Yesterdays RESULTS,
AMERICAN.

St Louis, .; Cleveland, l.
Other clubs not scheduled.
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Lose Overtime Game

Runs-Barsroft, CraVsth. Smith, Corbar
gins.
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The four-game setback in Boston was
entirely unexpected. but with a change
of scenery the club is sure to do better,
and there Is plenty OF time to regain
lost ground
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PETERSBURG D VIOES

tcontinued From rlha passl
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-05
HERD CAPTURES
TWO FROM CANADIANS

Buffalo, n Y, July 1.-THE Bisons
vv1r- eo-.7- games of the holiday pre-
gram from the Toronto Leafs today.
taking the morning encounter by the
score OF 10 o aud the matinee, TO
Bader allowed only one man to
gel M fay as third base In the first
game and only two Leafs reached
second base. Thompson error paved
tire vav Cor tho Biaons' runs In the
afternoon game Shocker had the
Rl4oLs ot his mercy for seven innings,
bat he blew w in the eighth. Two
Wild throws one hv shocker and the
other by Riruiugharl gave the Bisons
thrcn ~ theLr fnLr r.n.. Sc0res.
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Totals
Toronto.


Score by innings K.
Buffalo ........., p. 400 zoo pe"-2
Toronto .........,.... 90 600 1000
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Trial hY Jury Nina.

New York, July 4-LTrial by Jury.
carrying the colors OF Captain r. II.
Cassatt won the historic Carter han
dicap at Aqueduct Park today.
Trial by Jury wac 30 to ! shot
and wac given no consideration by the
wise ones. Ormesdhle, a Ib to I shot,
was second, a nod in front of Short
Grass. In the ruck were some of the
stars of tho season. The most noted
OF the bunch was George Smith, the
Kentucky derby winner. George VS..
a well-playe ed favorite. being backed
from to TO II TO &, He had real
feet OF clay for be was never Ia the
hunt, arriving home sixth
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ORDER BEING RESTORED.
Rear Admiral Cnperton Reports on
Santo Domingo situation.

Washington. d. c.. July Rear
Admiral Caperton, commanding the
American forces in Santo Domingo,
reported to the Navy Department to-
day that order gradually was being
restored in that republic. particularly
in the country around Santiago and
Puerto Plata. where the revolution.
lists have been strongest.
The advance of the American troops
into that region, he said, continued
without opposition. except from srip-
ers and small revolutionary bands
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-05
IOHN GRIFFITH GETS
DECISION OVER WHITE

Canton. Ohio, July A.-John 8rifnth,
with advantage of at feast ten pounds
in weight over Charley White, of Chi
cago was wise enough to make It
boxing contest and earned slight
shade over the Chicagoan in their
twelve-round battle here today. white
tried to slug. but Grir kept at long
range. white inveisled Griffiths into
smuggling bee in the eighth and the
Akron fash was soundly trounoed. but
he shifted his tactics again and came
through with a margin.
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PRIZE FIGHT OFFICIALS FREED


London, July 4.-The men accused
OF manslaughter in connection with
the death, June.20, OF Valentine Hood
pusilist, who died after being
knocked out in a bout with Charles
Hardcastle at the National Sporting
Club, were discharged today the po-
lice having withdrawn the charge
against them. The men freed are
Arthur r. Bettison. manager of the
National Sporting Club: ]. H. Doug
las, referee: the ttmekeeper of the
bout, the two seconds and Hardcastle.
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UvvARK INDIANS DIVIDE
WITH BALTIMORE BIRDS

II baltimore. July 4-The Orioles and
AfAns went fftyffty on their twin
~1al today. the visitors taking the
ofning game to ? and the locals
- Afternoon skirmish. : to ! A
Me4y In the eighth. during which Nor
hpfte was reached freely. gave
4Wark the opener. Snallwood hurled
ball for the Indians
Mx the Afternoon the home team
14ed timely against the curving or
kkinson. while Dan Tipple. the So
y3MEer cast EsfdH ny the Yankees
I'M again invincible. allowing onls
widely scattered hits and tanning
Both teams felded seHssttonaliy.
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JOHN DUNDEE WINNER
OVER EVER HAMMER

East Chicago, July John Dundee
gave Ever Hammer, Of Chicago, a box
ing lesson In a great ten-round fight
on the Indiana sand dunes this after
noon. The little New York Italian
handed the Swede a punching that was
effective though not severe. Dundee
was to fast and had Hammer missing
most OF the way,
The italian had eight Of the tan
9Ehting spells. The thrd ana eighth
were Fvcr's.
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Cards F,mrrrr From Cellar.

st, Louis, July 4.---The Cardinals
jumped out of last place with two vic
tories over the Reds today getting
the first. s to g. and the second, to
3. in eleven innings. Meadows held
the Reds to three hits in the first. st,
Louis got two runs In the first inning
without getting the ball out of the
inneld and scored three more in the
sixth on singles by Meadows and Bet
sci and a homer by Bescher.
In the eleventh inning of the sec
ond game Snyder tripled with one
out Butler and Wilson walked, filing
the bases. Then Hornsby, with
sprained right ankle limped to the
plate for Higgins and hit far over
killifer's head, ending the game.
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| De PALMA WINS
| NILE OPEN RACE

sailing Motor Speedway. MINI.
Ralph De Palms, IN Mer-
0a1. won the I50-n1ile open race
A1ter leading the f>ld Of fc''r-
11Arters most OF the way. For
~ Nifty miles ne was crsa et
~ by Eddie Rickenbacher IN a
I'LL and Joseph Christians sun
but never was headed after he
~ the Sunbeam which got OF first,
Gfopped TO second place IN the
mA lap
pAlma's time was ! IS 80 81, an
4aGe speed OF siS miles an hour.
Attken finished second IN his
ret after Rickeuhacher was forced
7 ~ engine trouble. Christians was
1s1 md Tom Milton in Duesenbers,
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Browns and sox Get One.

Chicago. July 4.-The White Sox
and the St Louis Browns split dou-
BILE bill, the visitors winning the first
game, to l. and the Sox the second,
TO 6. In thirteen inninga2 The morn
Ing contest was tight pitching af-
fair decided IN the ninth by a wild
throw by Weaver. The Sox Jumped
away to four run lead In the second
eaHe,sut the Browns sent across a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-05
REWARD FOR snssrNc MN.
Search for Bankers Who Went O.
CnnOe Trip IL Abandoned.

Cheboygan, Mich, July 4.--Search
has been abandoned for JAMES q.
Hurley and Charles Marcelle, missing
New York bankers, who started out
on a ten thousand canoe trip.
George A. Hurley, banker. OF New
York, left here today. after search.
ing the vicinity near Albany Island.
Black Lake, where the men spent the
winter. He offered a reward for the
bodies
The last seen of Hurley and Mar
celle was when they left Cheboygan.
June T. for the Elk's State Conven.
ton at the 500.
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Storm swecrs New Ff,risnd

Boston, July 4.-widespread aasn1
age was done by severe thunder.
storm and torrentiai rain that oxape
the New England coast from Boston
to Portsmouth. N. H, late yesterday,
Boston was the center of tho STORM.
In half an hour 1872 inches Of ra1n
fell. one OF the heaviest rainfalls for
that period in the history OF the local
weather bureau
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Stockton, Cal. July %.--Three cater
pillar tractors which were manufac-
tured here for the American army are
being rushed today by express TO the
border. The expressage on the three
machines will amount TO $4,000. Thew
were Grated and shipped in special
car attached to passenger train.
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Gesnan-Amertcan Alliance Adiourns.

Buffalo. N. Y. July 4,-The State
convention Of the German-American
Alliance closed here yesterday with
the reelection Of the present officers
and the adoption Of resolutions which
set forth that the alliance was not to
be allowed to become the instrument
OF politicians. but that each member
should follow his own political faith.
Another resolution adopted by the al
lance stated that in the Mexican crisis
the members OF the alliance placed
their property and lives at the service
of the State and nation,
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Athletics Hunbied Twice.

Philadelphia, July 4.--Boeton won
two games from the Athletics today
II to and TO l. In the morning
contest the sox hit Hasselbachsr. the
former state College pitcher. fifteen
times. Eight errors by the Athletics
gave the champions a hollow victory
In the afternoon game Mays held
the Mackmen TO three hits. while the
sox punched hits OFF Bush. Scott bat
tied In three runs In this game.
Observation-Disclosures Came
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summary. Two-base hits-Nann,
zeider, Wagner, Bases on balls--Off
Kantiehner, 2; of Jacobs. /; off
Vaughn, l. Sacrifice hits-Flack, Zirn-
norman. Mullisan. Stolen bases-zim-
norman. Mann. Safer Struck out-By
Knntlehner. 2, by Jacobs by Vaughn.
Hit by pitched ball--zeider. UNI
plres-Kiem and Emslle Time-1 "a.
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New Orleans. July 4.-John N.
Parker, Progressive nominee for VICE.
President last night replied to Q tele.
gram from Atlanta Progressavea U,g.
costing that he call a new nAkaonai
convention to complete the parys
ticket, by declaring that he had no
power 10 call such a meeting. He
stated in his reply that he had re-
ceived several similar requests fruua
other States.
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- q 7 I
P1rfladelphia

Summary: Two base hits--Schang,
King. Three base htts-Hooper
Schang. Home run--Lajo4e. Struck
out-By Leonard. 7; by Hasseubacker,
/. Double plays-Th onas to Scott ;
Scott, Barry to HobMtzel: Witt. Lawrey
to Lajoie: Lawrey. Witt to LAtoAe
Bases on balls-Off Leonard. 3; off
Hasselbacker, .. Sacrifice flit-0ard-
ner Stolen bases-Walker, Gardner,
Scott. Observation-Disclosures and
OLoughlin. Time-l:55
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-05

Mexico City, July 4.-General Tre.
vino has reported to the War Depart
ment that a number Of wounded
American soldiers. who belonged to
detachments engaged in the figft 1t
Carrtzal, have been found in different
parts Of the State OF Chihuahua, He
stated that they were being returned
TO the American side as soon ~ en-.
countered.
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ROCHESTER, HUSTTERs LOSE
BOTH HOLIDAY CONTESTS

Rochester. July THE locals lost
both the morning and afternoon
games 20 Montreal hero today The
scores were IL 70 2 In The morn ne
and TO 3 in the afternoon. The at
tendance was exceptionally small for
= holiday Poor playing by the home
team was responsible for both defeats.
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q. s. BUYS HEAVILY
OF ARGENTINE MEAT

washington. July 9.-Argenttna
s.o42.2se pounds Of meat to
the United States In April. Secretary
of Commerce William c. Redneld an
nounced today Meat imports from
other sources were: Brazil. 2o6,aS4
pounds: Canada 1,o2e,1ss pounds:
Uruguay, 2o.214 pounds.
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sSloan 800 80. q o Q 0 o 0
"sFarrell =. go. / 0 0 0 0
---
Totals . ~ & a. II 6
"Batted for Leach IN ninth.
"'Batted for Hill in ninth.
Score ny innings: r.
Montreal 49,. . sol eo7 n60---1 q
Rochester ...,. o1o 100 600 J
Summary. T>w-o-base hit@-Smith.
Realty. Three base hits--Snith. Stat
terry. Sacrifice hits-Siattery, 2;
Smith STolen trases-M Moran. 2;
Smith, Howeley Double play-Wag-
'ner Smith to Slattcry. Bases on balls
on Ritter, 2, off Hill. 3, off Fuller
ton, 3. Struck out--By Fullerton, 2.
Umpires--Chestnutt and Cieary. Time
--i:55.
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NORFOLK CREW SPLITS
WITH TIKI tkIR OUTFIT

Norfolk, Va, July 4,--NorfoiR and
Portsmouth broke even today n the
double schedule the Tafs easily an
nexing the morning game s'to 3. and
PORTSMOUTH winning o}it in the after
moor battle in the eleventh. Us A.
The afternoon contest was lively
affair, In which both sides used two
4 hoxnen each 1t was featared by
fhree home run drives by the Truck
avs
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Summary. Hase on bhIIs~-DT Ia
der 0 or Herbcrt, 3 Struck out
NV Badcr. : by Herbert. 2 Two
base hit birmingham. Truesdale.
Sqcrtf1ce htts~~0'N ct1. Kopp. Stolen
hase- Kopp Left on bases-Bu In 10.
Toronto & Double plays--Trues
lsle tp Graham, Murray. Herbert to
blackburn impress Bransfield and
Keenan, Time SO
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Toronto.


shocker &, Off Cav .. struck out
BY cav. s. by shocker. S. Two base
hits Murray 20 Sacrifice htt-Mc-
Zee, Kopp, Cav Left on bases
Buffalo 8 Toronto, l. Double plays
Smith to Truesdale to Graham;
Smith 70 Graham. Cmpires-B raus-
field and keenan, Time lar
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pvrriu Home run~-famar, SAcrine'
htts-Crane Tfpple. Batas. Bases or
talls-On ripple, 1; or Wilkinson.
struck out-By Triple. 6; by Wilkin'
sou. g. Left on baltimore, d
Newark, g. First base on errors--Ne-
rark. 2 Time &C. Umpires-Itatf
md McGowan.
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Scott 2. Sacrifice hits-Wslker, g:
Scott. Home run--Schang. Struck out
Bush. s; by Mays. 4 Double plays
Pick, Lajoie to Strunk; Strunk, unas-
sisted. Bases on balls-On Bush. 2.
Umpires-OLoughlin and Hildebrand.
Ttme---I 35.
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SUMMARY. IWO-bnse hItS-SeVeTcIu'
Shotton Three-base hits-Jackson.
SisIer, ShaIk, Austin. Struck out-By
Scott. 4. by Koob, /. Bases on balls
off Koob, 2, Sacrifice hit-wright.
Stolen bases--Schalk. Austin. Doubls
plays-Koob to Lavan to Pratt; Scott
to e. Collins to Fournisr. Umpires-
Nallin and Evans Tins-l:2o
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American Association

1Gorning games
sdadianapolis. 2 Louisville. {.
*%,b1nmbus 3; Toledo. 4.
EAul. 6. Minneapolis, 2
games:
4: Louisville, 0.
xGo1umbus. 4: Toledo, :.
4 1k3nneapolis 0; St Paul
IAnsas CITY, 3 Milwaukee. tHrst
-, ten innings
& EansAs City. Milwaukee,. second
|nns,.
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1 ollwTtz in ninth.
st. Louis.

. Y III III H 7 Y 7 WU- UtNb III
Mead ows, Wingo. Home run-Besch-
er. Stolen bases--Bescher Long, 2;
Gonzales, Fisher, 2. Double plays
Miller, Corhan and Gonzales; Corhan.
Miller and Gonzales; Mollwit1 (un-
asssted). Hat by pitched ball-By
Schulz (Bescher), Bases ON balls
Of Meadows, 8; off Schulz /; of
Mitchell, /, Struck out-By Schulz,
/; by Mead ows, ! Umpres--Har-
r1son and Rigler. Tine--l:50
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Ran Tor Casey IN ninth.
'Batted for Levernenz in ninth



Smythe. T'hree-base his-Howley.
Sacrifice hlt--FArrell. Stolen base
McAuley. Double plays--Wagne err.
tsmythe TO SlatterH: Casey to Nc
Auley Hit pitched bai1--By Levernz,
j. Bases on balls-Off Levernz, 6. off
Cadorc. g. Struck out---Bv Galore,
3. by Levernz. g. Unptres-Cieary
and Chestnut. Ine--I:4s.
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Newark .... ....... coo GOO 020--3
Summary. Two-base hlts-purgin.
Healey. Lamar Three-hase hit--Crane.
stolen hase--%r1}en Double play
SrnAllwood TO Healey TO DurEfn. Base
On balls-Or Smanwood, 4 Off Nor
rtsette, :: struck out By Morrisette.
. Time 30. -mpires-Mctiowan
and Hart.
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BY Prendersast. 5: by Mamaux. 4.
Hit by pitched baii--Zimmerman
Umpires-Klem and Emslie. Time
l:4I
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summary; TWO base htts-Gandtl,
Young, Graney, Chapman. Three base
hit--Burns. Sacrifice hits--ONeill,
Gandil. Chapman. stolen base-Speak-
er. Passed ball--O'Neill Bases on
balls-OT Coveleskie, g. off James. 4.
Struck out-By Coveleskie 3; by
James /; by Cunningham. O. Empires
-Dineen and Chili. No time given.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-05
Trays Twice HUnBL[O


33agE9s 4l0ntInueu fTom HIM FaRe.)
01A Black burn Sacrifice hits
<11s, Black burn frg), Ross. Priest.
G&on bases-HendrSx. Priest, Brain
~ Double plays--Arragon 70 RelIi.
~: NcDerrnott to PrieSt to Kelliher
U3Que TO Shean 10 .Biac kburn
1nck out-By Ross i by lineup. 6
0nD on baals-I3y Ross. 2 by Tincup,
Hit by p!tcher-4By Ross (EAyrs)
T5nCup (McDermottl Left on
eoe--Richnlond, E; Providence, &
Etras-Freeulan and Handiboe
L&ne--2 hours. ttendance-5.00 coo.