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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-08
[By II. L. Rennick, United Press Staff
Correspondentl

[By II. L. Rennick, United Press Staff
Correspondent
CHICAGO, June S.-Progressive
radicals believe Colonel Roosevelt
will be nominated by the bull moose
convention before midnight. The
conservatives don't believe he will.
It is this difference Of opinion
among the bull moosers that is back
of a fight waged through committee
sessions today, and to be continued
when the convention reconvened at
2 p. m.
: II believe the progressive conven-
ton will nominate Roosevelt by mid
night and that the nomination will
be squarely UP to the republicans to
take or leave as they see fit, SAID
William Allen White, OF Kansas, to
day.
Governor johnson probably will be
the vice presidential nominee.
From the other side came only
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-08
Radicals of Progressive Convention Have Moth
inp Else on Their Mind and Will Fight
to Accomplish It,
JOHNSON FOR VICE PRESIDENT AGAIN
Same Old Story-Colonel is Only Man in the
Country in the Minds of His Warmest
Admirers.

sage shaking Of heads and an ex-
preston Of confidence that no pre-
cipitate action will be taken
George w. Perkins, chief exponent
Of a conference agreement with the
republicans, held midnight confer
ence with Governor johnson, Of Cali
fornia, Oscar Straus and William IL
Childss of New York.
The committee ON permanent or
ganization after night sessions had
been unable to determine today 8
program. 1t is reported that the con-
servative element among the bull
mocsers has succeeded in forcing an
agreement on Walter Brown OF Ohio
as permanent chairman.
Radicals are Determined.
Icy II. l.. Rennick, United Press Stan
correspondents
AUDITORIUM THEATRE, CHICA
GO, June S.-Despite Colonel Roose
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-08
TWO PLATFORMS HAVE BEEN BUILT
NAME ROOSEVELT FOR PRESIDENT
BEFORE MIDNIGHT HOUR Strikes

ve1ts statement Offering to address
the republican convention and max
ing another plea for harmony, the
radical bun moose announced this
afternoon that they were going ahead
with their plan to nominate Colonel.
Roosevelt before the close Of this at
ternoon's session of the progressive
convention.
When shown Roosevefts statement
by the United Press. VIM. Allen
White, Kansas radical leader. left
the meeting Of the resolution conn
n11ttee for a conference with CHAIR
man Victor Murdock OF Che progress
sive national committee
~The statement is 70 tho reprbh
cams" said White. t is then
funeral. We are gofHg ahead with
our plans. think. Colonel Roosevelt
will be nominated this afternoon.
Murdock, although declining to be
quoted, tntimated that he. t0eft hh0
same way about dt.
AS the progressive paans sssRn e.
trickle into the Auditorium this aft
ernoon there was suppressed atr OF
excitement. Radicals had ageed ON
! do or die program. Some OF them
| were inclined to believe that ROose-
yelt's statement WIS secured through
the efforts of George w. Perkins.
| leader Of the conservatives. in fin
al effort to prevent q stampede for
the colonel today.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-08
TBy Robert ]. Bender, United Press
STAR Correspondent

LBy Robert ]. Bender, United Press
staff Correspondent
CHICAGO, June 8.-The republican
platform to be adopted by the natiou-
al convention today, in addition to
taking a strong stand for out and out
"Americanism" will declare for a
navy which will fear no other power
In the world and for a standing army
of sufficient size to form the nucleus
of an effective mobile force in case
Of war.
The question Of woman's suffrage
had not been disposed of early today.
This plank is to be laid before the
entire resolutions committee before
final decision is made.
No prohibition plank will be IN
cluded in the platform.
A new proposal for the federal
government to take over complete
regulation Of transportation, thereby
supplanting the numerous state rail-
way and service commissions In their
control over railroads Is recommend
ed by the sub committee over which
Chairman Lodge presided, and may be
adopted
The United Press learned on the
highest authority today that the
planks OF the platform are substan-
tally as follows:
Preparedness.
The platform declares for both mill
itary and industrial preparedness;
larger navy that will be able to pro-
tect Americas interests anywhere
throughout the world, and a standing
army sufficiently large not only to
protect our borders, but in case of
war to form a strong nucleus for ma
tional defense; the state militias to
be encouraged in the training of a
citizen soldiery. (No federation OF
militia; no mention of compulsory
military service) Closer cooperation
between the government and Ameri
can industries SO they can be used
In the nations defense In time OF war.
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The Telegraph service Of The
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First Blow at Perkins.

AUDITORIUM, CHICAGO. June 8.
The progressive permanent organi-
zatfon committee reported this after
noon, recommending the temporary
organization with Raymond Robins
be made permanent This was a
blow to the Perkins adherents who
wished to make Walter Brown ct
Ohio, a conservative. permanent
chairman.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-06-08

THE WEATHER
Probably Rain. Somewhat
warmer. Local temp p. m.
81; 7 a. m. SO.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-31
OPOR = ~ COBB is GAINING RAPIDLY ON IRIS SPEAKER
TAKES TWO
MORE FROM RICHMOND
McKeny and Crabble Unable to Withstand Onslaught of
eats in Double Bill-Final Series With Toronto
Proves Rather Disastrous to Climbers

TORONTO, ONT. August @".-Thc
unfortunate Richmond Climbers were
sent away cmptyhandcd Tonight. after
n series OF five games with tho Leafs
The crippled crew from the southern
,jinvst icty nf the league was beaten in
Sto-day's double header. !" To and {
TO ;.
y peculiar feature of the i've game
series is that The Climbers have hit
hard III all OF these games ana cot
almost as many safctics rs the Leafs
on the total and on an average. yet
they have scored but five runs in forty
five innings, cr tu average of one run
per game.
No matter how good Richmond
pitching is. that average is not goinG
to win many games OF ball The re-
suit or the Toronto hitting in the
series w'.h the Climbers has been
diametrically opposite. I'm fact. the
than they have IN any previous series
this season, ut HON. o. abroad.
MCkcnry was pounded hard in the
early stages OF the first game, but
stcadicd down when il was too late
The Climbers got to Herbert for seven
hits. which resulted in ono run "nly.
Hichrnonds fielding was on color in
this game but il was brilliant III the
second battle
McTiguc pitched peculiar game
against tho Climbers. lie had eleven
strike bu, he gave sin bases on
balls and made wild pitch. This is
the first game he has won in four
recent starts. He weakened IN the
sixth, and good fielding helped him
out Richmond had three men left on
bases in the sixth and three again in
the seNtnth The Climbers we've SIM
ply not there in the pinchcs Bank
ston had chance To tic up the game
with base hit in the ninth. but n"
struck out for the fourth time during
the game. era bile pitched a very
crcditablc game az ball, and might
have won with the assistance OF lit
tie hitting. Reynolds is worn out with
catching every game. and needs q rest
to bring back his batting eye aud his
throwing avn
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BELMONT RESULTS

rusi racc-onc mile ana a si<iccn,h
Fuzzy Wuzzy. II. tEy,mcI, fo . =
Louder. 10 TO /. 10 i. !. 10 scc,,, -"
Ahara. 10 UHutwclD. To > 70 "a
TO 3. third. Time. i:iNo-, o'Su,ii
van Fair Weather Kos. Water. Juiin,
Ma'iou and Venture also ran
Second-siN furl"nGs- Prince of com,
!: 'TroXlcrb, { 10 J. 3 10 -,
hrst, Hank O'pay. l2o JEutwoIb -
,o o. '1 :. TO :. second; Ina Frank.
10 tAnbroSc). Ii TO - even. . tn
,third Time. i:l33-;,. iiauhcrk. Ehinr
Maiden also ran
Thild-omo mile A.rmau. los .Trov
,crl' ; "". 1" ., ont. nrst; Half loci.
We davies. - t. = 3 10 :. our 500,
ond; olhtorium. III nyrncy, Il IN
!" l.. 10 ;. third. Time. lac. Sur,
cess, Delaney also ram
Fonrth SIX NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mann,
~ -, McTagFart). I" >, To >. ont
n'st; Fairy Wand i07 CTroxlcrC To-
-, ." 10, out second Wistful. ll5
,,:Schu'linH"ip. !" TO T. ! TO 4. out, mira
limo. ll2 kildcc also ran.
tif,h-- stccplcchasc: about two ,ni,ov
-LouNOis. 1856 tWolite). 3 TO ia :"
., 10 p, first: Fakcr. l3S (F. WI.
liamSD. . I" |. To >. ! to 10. second
itaccoon. $50 o. Williains). Q 10 3
to 8. 10 5. third Time. 20.
Johnson. Me'haeh. Johnnie Mckay.
Sixth-flve and onc-half furIonrs
Nebraska, liz (Schuttinser,' II i' t6 3
iTro1ier,. 9 to !. to TO- f1'e 20 Jog
ond; Woodtrap. lie UIaynes1, SO
3 to- even. third Time, LOG. Sta,
Finch, Sortie also ran.
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SECOND GAME

The second game proved = better
contest than the first, AMI held tho
fans in suspense for time. 'rahhlc
WAS opposed 10 McTicuc in the final
event Of the day. and the veteran Rirh-
,mond twirler pitched good ball To-
sfonto took on its first tally, and the
FIRST OF the game, in tho third frame.
;rrucsdalc, as first man up for the in
ainS, drew free pass to first. Trout
Twas out on the inilcid. but he adj
anced Trucsdalc. Murray singled 10
eft field. and Trucsdalc counted.
Richmond tied the score in the sixth
inning: Hendr!x drew, four bad ones
dryx to seconI- McDcrmott singled to
left field. and liendryN counted. Bank:
second Kelliher hit q line drive to
shortstop who doubled Bauliston at
third. Priest singled Ia Shortstop, aud
placed McDermott on third. Reynolds
walked and cloggcd the bags trabblc
famed.
Without hit Toronto scored in the
sixth session. Blackburn. first up.
walked. Smith Was out ON q sacri-
flee 10 third Blackburn taking third
on the throw. Hayden was ont or a
Ions fly TO center field, and Blackburn
scored after the catch
In The eighth Toronto scored again
Graham. first UP, singled Niox sin
sled, Graham taking third BLACK
burn doubled 70 righ; field scoring
Graham and placing WON on third
Smith was out on a pop ny TO second
Hayden was out to right field, and the
runners were held on the bags Nc
Tisuc retired the side on the iuicld
In the ninth inning Reynolds FIRST
man at bat. was given four balls and
walked Leake, batting for Crabhle.
was out on the inheld advancing Rev
nolds. Clemens struck out l.ihci
singled 10 left ti"ld. and Reynolds
scored. Hemdry& singled ana F.ibeI
took second. but Bankston famed. aud
Z ended the Ynlnn
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FIRST GAME

Richmond secured it's lone tally in
tthc first frame Clemens. first man M.
triplcd to left field. Ethel popped to
shortstop leaving Clemens on third
Hendrix singled to left field. and
Clemens trotted over with the only run
secured by the Richmond club.
Toronto didn't have any trouble in
scoring Two runs We're annexed in
tho first frame. one hit = couple of
errors and Il hit hatsman being re-
sponsiblc for tho scores. Another rum
came in the third. a double by Murray
and n single by Graham being re-
sponsible. Four runs came in the
fourth. Three runs were added III the
fifth, heavy hitting by the locals and
poor fcldinG by the visitors being re-
sponsibic for the tallies annexed.
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CAN'T WIN IN BUFFALO

BUFFALO. Angus, 30.--Thc Hisans
made clean sweep Of the series viii
game in the ninth inning to-day i,v a
score Of { 10 =. 'hanner's homo run
with two on bases gave the locals a
good lead in the NTH. but the visitors
knocked Anderson out of til. bon il,
the eighth and scored four runs THIS
} tied the count. Cav. although hc is
Issued three bases Oh balls in tho ninth
prevented thc indians from scoring
'kopp opened the Bison half or the
ninth with a two Dagger. advanced or
Hummefs sacrifice fly Newark has
mot won game in BunaIo In two sue
Fcessive seasons. The score.
- Buffalo. Newark
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COLUMBIA GETS SECOND
HALF S. A. L. SCHEDULE

AI'..\NrA "a, August 3o-By dc
i""'"G Charleston al Columbia to-day.
. /" .. the Columbia team ciuchod tn.
p'n'"nt for the second malt of the
South Atlantic League race. accordiur
to hEurcS compiled here Tb. Snr,L
Atlantic League season closes nr Nm
DAY. y poSt-ScHSun series for Tho
IhamrIonShip Viii be PLAYED next
week between Columbia and Augusta
iyaihS. Augusta won tn" penuauc for
the first half OF the season
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North Carolina League

Collins t2b, Weaver. jackson. Ness. Fclsch.
F.b"r Two base hit-jackson. Three base
hit M"innis. Sacrifice hits Ness. T.eibold.
McInn,. Iii,s-on She han. in s innings.
struck "ul-bv Sh"chau. .: hv Myers. !: bv
Fab"r. ;. I'ascs on halIs--on ShGchan. I.
OF Myers. 81 wild pitch Shcchan. Hit by
pitchcr-hN Fahcr. tSchanE): by Myers
I"ckson. Time. :iG. Umpires. Chill and
Connully.
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RIO N0NI,.

ThftcH Tor NIrT>rnr! In ninth.
Srnrc D.. innings: IL.
RICHMOND % - u 5000
Toronto ......... .cnI. 5000 TO
summary: Twn-busr hit~-tIcm-
ems. Murray t2t. BIncl,h urR, Her
bert. Vhrrc-bnNr hi:-tIrmrns. Sac
rihcr hit-I>ritrhcII. Wild pitch
urkcnry. Base ON baIIS-nH Her
bert, =: on IScl<cnry. 8. struck out
ID! Herbert. .: u! MriIcnry. =.
stolen hasc-'rrucsdnIr CD, Hen
hry>. Ethel. Priest. Dnubic play
Eibcl {" Priest tn i<ciiifrr. iIIt by
pitched hall-'rrou'. tmpirrs. BrnnS-
Held mud WcStcrycIt. fine I:3n
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tSaSlIlilyion.

Totals ...%i = ~ Totals....3l -
Matted for t"unhe in seventh.
itHttrd Tor '"v"l"ski" in ninth
.fan for Coleman in ninth.
Score bN innings: u
Cleveland ............. q q I - q
Washington .......... u u q 4
summary: Runs t'Ncili. smith Judge.
'"iiii; w"-b has" hitS-li"urv. smith Three
, e." hH G,'n"y i'ouni@ nlayI Sneaker 70
imston. Base ON hlls-"n GalIia >: "rt
'.oumb". ;. fii's-on coumbc. in innings.
;irE,h on ny Galiia. q: 10y tnunbc,
lmNirns. Nnllin and nim.cn. rimn u.
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DODGERS ARE WINNERS
DEFEAT ST. LOUIS WHEN
HITS AND ERRORS MINGL E
Great Indinn Fielder Wheat starts
Things on for Ills Team in
Every instance.

ST LOUIS, August 30 Eunchcd hits.
coupled with errors by tho 81. Louis
intcld. enabled i:rookl>u Ia win to-
day, to !. Wheat tallicd three OF
Brooklyn's runs. startiiy; each inning
in which the visitors scored. while Il
wild throw by Olson in the first paved
the way for the lone run Of -. Louis.
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Southern tsSort,ti,.

A.; Mobilc-Mohilc. .: Atlanta.
,s.rtr G"imrl. Mobile. o: Atlanta. )
- ~ birmingham -G;irmimsham,
Now Orleans Girst GameI Ei,Iuir,''
nm nm, New Orleans. (sccond .amcl
uarFIess. each seven innings -
NJ MISUNDERSTANDING. o. Memphis
NJ Ihattano"sa --Chattanoo.a. o.
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LEONARD IN MO-HIT GAME

BOSTON. August 3U.--"Butch" Leon
ara. who WAS Knocked out of the box
by 81 Louis ia tho frs; game Of Ncs-
tcrdaH'S double header, came back to-
day .ui i,,ld the browns without n
hit or run. I;oSton won. ( To o. Leon
ard struck out only three men. usually
forcing tn" hat,.rs Ia pop VIZ easy
lies. lic received faultlcss support
I,n.tn,,
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Totals. - "a . - Totals - ~ - q
Halted Tor Miller in seventh
B"uted for W.iman in ninth
Boston ..-.... .......... % o x-t
,Sumnnry: Runs walker o.. Gardner (2).
.r.NMn hINe MT tnvp"r walker. Gardner.
,rhrGc- has" hit Walker. Stolen bases
Lewis. Hooper. Sacrifice hitS-Sc",,. HOOPER
oouhi" play Austin To Sisi"r To- Srvcroi,i
''"'S on ha!is-Gr M"ilman. !; OF Leonard
+. Stru'k ont by W"lmnn. .: 10y I..oItn raj
=, I,HSsGd bal Scycr"d. umrircs. Owens
wa NlIhchrhnd. rimn. - "
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M'GRAW BESTS CHRISTY

ciNciNNhTl. Angus, 3o,-I'or eleven
innings to-daF Gnc.naau ana New
York ba,ilrd, Win h"uors even, but
giles by tho Visitors gave them the
edge. and they captured the final game
of The series TO z. Tho score:
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BRAVES AND PIRATES SPLIT

riTTSEtKGH, August 3O.--I;oston
shut out Pittsburgh. to a. in the first
game Of a doublc-hcadcr here to-day,
but lost the last by Il score OF I to 6.
Hudolph'S single after Egan had dolI-
bed in III" iifth inninS scored the only
run made III the first contest. In the
last game. Baird doubled III the eighth.
stole third and scored the winning
rum on Smykars sacrifice fly. The
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SENATORS WALLOP MAPS

WASH lNiTON. August 3G-Wash-
.n&i"n easily defeated Cleveland. 30
|. to-day. OF seven hits made of Gal
liza. al hut two We're SCratchy. Wash
InSt"n earned TWO runs. one off Cuumhc
ana another off Covclcskie The score:
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YANKEES DEFEAT TIGERS
TYRUS RAYMOND COBB GETS
HIS SHARE OF SAFE ONES
In Ncanti,n" Washington Is Defeating
ticrrlnnd and Chicago Keats
I'IIIadclDhia.

MEM YORK, August 30.-Ncw York
defeated Detroit to-day. = IL -. The
Yankees found James easy, and Won
by punching hits for four runs in the
third inning. ShaWkcy pitched n strong
game for New York Cobb made three
OF pctroits eight hits. The score:
Ipt raj NJ, Nnrl
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS


~ Toledo Toledo. n; Colurnbu.
~ - fan'--St Paul, A. Milwaukee,
~ Minneapolis-M Minneapolis. j Kan
~ ACKNOWLEDGMENT .,
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~ Macon Macon .: Jacksonyii1c
M Soinmbi"-c"lnmbia. ,; Charles
~ Observation-Disclosures. >. Columbus,
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CHICAGO WINS

FiiiI.Al'i:lIilIA, Angus, 3a-Chi-
caeo won from philadelphia to-day,
I" =" fahcr mad the home team at his
mercy except i'm the fourth inning
when three HITS ncttcd two runs The
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WHERE TiiET rLAY TODAY.
Dcfrui; al New York
Chicago at I'hiladcplIia.
~. Louis at Boston.
Cleveland at Nnshingt o,I
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in six inninea y severe electrical
storm stopped furihc; play The score :

summary: Eums--R.hc CA, rutwiicr ryy,-
pa'' hit Hale Sscrinc" h,i-onslow stolen
an*' tn'W'ie' D"ubl, -Tabriuuc "a
Shcan I" prslow. Eases on haus-on rllr-
mhN"r SirucE out--hr Kirmayor l,,.
!,i,rlS' =, lmrir"t. bedford and .,rt
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oia!a e. Is q is > Toi.l....3y lrtG5
Satted for Anderson In eighth.

4, fOia!a. g IS q IS Totals. 30 l"tg5 {.
Satted for Anderson in eighth.
H One out when winning scored
score by innings u
i naln ..............'...u IL
Summary: Kopp go. ch.nneil. onsiow 90.
I .urgir f2b. Eibler. Witter. stafford. Ritter.
4 3ttH-ofr Anderson. 10 in innings: on Gaw
80 In J innins. Base. on b.lls-on Anderson,
: SHoH Cav, $: off Enri:.ht 4 Struck ONT
" EnriEht: z: by Anderson. !. Hon. run -.
tshanneU. Thrce-bsse hils-Enrigh'. Tuman.
Awo-base hits-rEannnII Stafford E.sn.
Kopp. sserinc. hits-Kopp Anderson. Dur
KIN. Sacrihco ny-Healr. Stolen base-Dur-
ti!olble plsysx,Mc DoIaid 10 ON 10 Iiurnmci
Trf;hennst. WILD pitch-Enrleh, 20 Tim
,f,trcs, Carpenter AID Clehry Time 2;t5
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TWO-BAGGERS FEATURED

CHICAGO. August 3n.--l Tcndcr held
Philadelphia 10 Two hits To-day. while
q cluster Of two barpcrS off Dcmavce
ncttcd the cubs a :-tu-p victory The
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S'pg'- ~ innings. IL.
81 outs ...........o "ci oon a.
Summary: Runs-Wh.rt 80. tUt-haw.
i;"r"h"r. Twu-hsS" hit-pls"u. Sl'riilc.
hii"-WilSou. ,i"tz, ,utshsw. Stolen bases
Olson. turhau. I,.s" b,ils--"ti steele. =.
Struck ,oul-hy Sto"l". n; by Ma,uuard. B.
liiiS--on St."l". in innings. Empires.
lLG-nr aMl E.snn. NI.mc 20
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FIRST GAME.

Totals. % u - !, rotaS....3 81 Is q
'liattSd Tor Connolly In eighth.
SLATED for Baird in seventh
IiiattCd for Cooper in eighth.
Score by innings: n.
Pittsburgh ........... o 90
summary: uns--E;gan. Two base hits
Egan. Gowdy. Stolen bascs-Konctchy. War
ncr Sacrifice hit.-.Fitzpatrick. Gowdy.
Double" plays--FitHpatrick To Maranvilc to
k2n"tchy; Baird to Johnston. Left on bases
unoSion; iittsbnrGh. a First base on
cnopcr, l; OF Miller, !. Hits and earned
runs-ou Cooper. hits. run In eight in
ninGs; OF Miller. no hits. no russ in j in
ming IIit 10y pilchcr--hy Cooncr lSnod-
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,rolnDI- - e 90. " - ..

&Si 1% SaFf e
SUMMARY: Runs Burns a., Robur,son
iiMr<os .f!"'rhor T.r"on. G,oh Gr.mih.
der. 1. hr T'-rvtu. :. ~ AusrIrS . Bases
., "a lal., of Sch.'id'r 8: oa Bruton Z: OF
l''rut, =, oil ICNr'Hu. 9. al iNs"lry.
Two hHs" MT Srhncid"r n. busc hit
it'r.9s, Sole St"l,G ho,e i,iotchcr lItt
rau utnnir"a o'Ds aGa Harrison
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National League
RESULTS YESTERDAY

ing~b "
itn,tnn. J.: Pittsburch q tiirst gnmc).
pittsburgh. Eo-ioI. q (Sccund gamr).
ltrnOi.iNn. |: II. Louis. I.
Chicago. >: rhilndclnhiu, d,
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- w nv lNllliEH. II.
Detroit ,................ o o o'o-3
summary; Euns-cnhh. James. Mage" -,
~. tnraugh Vipr Shawi<cy Two-kHs" hit
-fvUkinrIuEh. SaCriiic" hit--Nitt Loft on
bases New York. g. Detroit :. Ilts-olr
I"ln"S III l-i innings: on Roland. . in
=" innings. struck out-by Shawkcy. &;
by, lanes. :; by holland. = rInrircs
- I"ughln and Evans. Time i:,G y
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l'l,itaJl,.tpl,i;l
{ ficag,,.


'Rnticd for Turns IN eighth
'Satt"l for pcmarc. in ninth.
philadelphia .......... q u u q q %
chicago ............... ".
summary: Kuns-I"dcr. Safer. Two baSe
hts -ZrLcr. SAFER. williams. FIacli. SaCri-
h"' hits flnrk and Archer. Eases balls
Off I.av"ud-r. / Struck out-by Lavender.
8 10y D"nlar"". =. Empires. Byron and cuiG-
t.y. Time.
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How | hey Stand TO-DAY
international League
KESlII.Ts YESTERDAY

I".nni". =; HiCuMOND t,crnnd s,.mrj
l:ui.ltp. =. Newark. g.
Iro'!dcrrc. Z: Rochester. u (>iN innings;
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Er" - ,SuurE 9mt by EudoIuh B, ~
Cooper. ! 4: rs Miller NilI ,tltrh- Eu-
,i9!rh tmpises. Klein and En-lip Time,
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STANDING or THE CLUB

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
fio>tnn ut Pittsburgh
Chicago at 81. Louis.
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ftIt 10 MO Nd.

Hhftrd Tor trhhblC Tn ninth.
Score by innings: H.
Toronto 0UIIO
RICHMOND .1GaU0 l..
summary: TwO-bnsc hit-NIurrny.
smith. Black burn. Wild pitcI,-
trnbblr. Stolen bases - iIentIry>
smith. SncriHcr hitS-rrout, Muir
ray, Hayden. Smith. Struci, nut-by
McTlEuc. IL; by trnbbic. =. Base
ON ha11s-OH NrFiGuc. q: on. Grub
Dic. u. Double pla!-Smith 10
hInrkburn. FnsSrd hnli-IInydcn.
lmpircS. Wr>tcrNrn and Urnns-
field. 'riinr. 80.