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SPORTS
NEWARK DROPS FIRST
IN SERIES TO CLIMBERS
Throw Harpoon Into Jersey Outfit by Score of to l.
y Merely Following Example Set by All Other
Teams During Past Three Weeks
Especial to The Times-Dispatch ]

y. j.. June IA Rich
mond team invaded Newark to-day for
the first time since the days OF the old
Atlantic League. about twenty years
ago. In the frs, tilt OF the series the
tSpresent aggregation OF NirEinians
sthrew the harpoon into the Newark
( lowing the example set by all the
r-other teams which have been tram
, pling over Tenneys men during the
Tlast three weeks. Having tested the
Tigers strength. the Southcrners We're
at loss to understand how the Jersey
men ever Won thirteen out OF their
first fifteen games.
4 The NirEinians adopted a simple sys-
{ TEN in slowing away the games. They
merely took the lead the first crack
out of the box by sending two men
around the base paths and then and
there the days pastimc was over as
far as Newark's chances were con-
cerned
- incidentally, Smiths men bumped
Into the benders of Al. Schacht for
cluster Of eleven hits. which is going
ceesome. considering that this Schacht
person is one of the four survivors Of
Sewark's champion team Of 1913. Nc
kenny had the Tigers eating out Of
his hand from start to finish.
FIRST TWO RUNS PRESENTED
- ON A SILVER PLATTER
=, The first two runs. coming In the
Opening inning. were presented to Rich
Inond on a silver platter. Clemens,
leading OFF, took the O'Sullivan route
TO first base on four wide ones. and
Then Captain zimmerman heavcd the
ball nowhere in particular in fielding
Hendryx's bounder. The latter streakcd
around to the third corner on the mis-
home plate. Arragon's LONG sacrifice
3 to march home.
line until the fifth. when the Nir-
ginians picked up another run. Singles
by Kircher and McKenry and a sacri-
flee ny, contributed by Clemens, did the
business In Newarks half OF the
same round Healcy banged out his
second two-hase hit. and finished the
!, trip on pair of infcld outs. account
Ming for the locals solitary run.
yr-:If there was any lingering doubt as
:! to how the game would 80 it was
+ .dispelled in the seventh. Here two
= more Richmond runners made the cir
: cult of the base paths. With one man
aiout of the way, Reynolds pokcd a
s.sinsle to left Mckenry. who wasn't
!, satisfied with pitching airti=ht ball
S butted into the proceedings a, bat hy
{ drilling out a healthy looking two
e haeEer. Clemens again hoi8tcd a long
some Ia Milan. sending Reynolds home
.Swhtle Mckenry crossed the plate on
" ,EibeTs safe welt /" center.
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TARs WIN DOUBLE BILL
DEFEAT PETERSBURG
IN POOR EXHIBITIONS
Almost Every Player on Visiting Tenn
Figures I'm Mfscues-Noss
Outpitchcs Bennctt

NORFOLK. VA. June The Nuts
put up two miserable exhibitions of
baseball this afternoon. and til. Tars
won both ends Of double header at
League Park. The score OF the first
affair was IL to . and the second.
which went only seven innings. was
To .
The first exhibition was the poorest
mat has been seen on the local lot
this season. Almost every player on
the Petersburg team figured in the
miscucs y total Of six errors was
made. with Spencer the chief offender
lie not only muffed fly balls but he
juIrlcd the Eroundcrs and threw in
from The outhcld like an amateur
The second was n slight Improvement
over tive opener, hut failed to arouse
interest o1 the loo fans present. and
all hands were glad when the enter
iajumcnt was over
The 1ars hit tho visiting pitchers
and ran bases at will, while both
cochran and Porray. who did the hurl-
inE for til" locals We're always in COM
r:and OF the situation. Newton stole
home from third in tn" sixth inning
Willie Marks was winding mp with the
ball Mrilin, who started the first
game for Petersburg. was touched M
f"r tn hits and seven runs in the
nrsi four innings. The scores:
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EMORY SUCCEEDS KELLY
Former south Atlantic League Pilot &c
Mnnngc Goobcrs-kclly VIII
Succeed HeIne busch.

PETERSBURG. VA. June Tho
owner OF the Petersburg Baseball Club
announced tonight the signing of Bur-
leigh Emory. an infielder. to succeed
King Kelly as manager OF the Coolers.
Emory was formerly member OF the
St Louis Browns He took charge Of
the Augusta, South Atlantic League.
team late last season and finished sec
ond. In more than fifty games with
Augusta he battcd .277. and led all
sccondbascmen in the league In field
ing.
Kelly. i, is reliably reported here.
VIII succeed lIeine Busch as manager
OF the Raleigh North Carolina) Club.
busch will. 1t is believed. be seen either
with Petersburg or Hopcwell before
the end OF next week.
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VOSS OUTPITCHES BENNETT

IETEkSEuHG. VA, June l.--yoss
i,' me n,ti"i OF Bennett in a pitch,
.nE nH.! at Epps Park to-day. and ina
Hm1'3Niidcrs defeated Hopcwcn N The
""Tu!nE game. : 10 l.
ne "Gwoc- tufts had two splendid
"Pl. ',uhiti"s TO score but the recess
i ~ Hh %as ret forthcoming In In.
locals half Of the first inning. two
Singles and two bases on balls faileI
70 net liopewcl a run. Handiboo heior
'HGS Ht on second base by the old Md
1cn- nall trick. and Summers famed
'"' the thlrd ont with the bases STAN
m"rIHH. In tn" eighth. with two down
ana second and third covered. smith
mao" sensational eaton of hard
uriNe rom Earnctts bat. retiring the
So" iiopewcils only run was the re-
sun 81 base on balls, a sacrifice and
Y" visitors only error. a singh. by
walters. Schultc's sacrifice and an err
L"f by Albus gave the visitors their
hrSi run, ana Noss won his own game
in tho tfth with n slashing single to
center heid, after Schultz had reached
t'rd on q single. "a sacrifice and an
out Noss allowed only one hit after
the FIRST inning The score:
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SUPERBAS RETAIN LEAD

BROOKLYN. y. Y. June boston
beat Brooklyn twice to-day, TO and
!. 10 !, but the Supcrbas retained the
lead through New York's defeat at
Philadelphia. Two errors by Olson,
three passes by Cheney and Gowdy's
single gave the Braves n lead of four
runs IN the opening inning OF the first
game.
Rudolph and Coombs fought n great
pitchers battle in the second game
Brooklyn made a run in the first in
ming on three singles. and was blank ed
douhlG. Smiths triple and Wilhoits out
scored two runs and won the game
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PACE Settlers WIN AGAIN

ROCKY MOUNT. y. G. june IA
superahundance of errors on the part
OF the locals gave the pace settlers in
the Virginia League another game this
afternoon Portsmouth wnged an up-
hill fight. after having drawn first
blood. and II was not until the eighth
that liberal presentation OF errors
and hit sent four men around the
circuit. The locals suffered badly In
comrariSou on tho fielding end Of the
"an" ard thus tells the story of their
defeat Talbot hit out of the park in
thc seventh for home run. The score:
pn
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SECOND GAME
!"ihis;. g IS rotals..3 81 9
'ait"d For Graham IN nin;h

Petersburg - q n y = = oh;
Norfolk ...,........ y a n
,.I ,w!"rE h"ms-Ai!"n. Alexander. Whit.
49, hf"'p.rh. Matthews. Newton. Three
tlM' 70 Morpc,i. Bases on h.us-ot, era.
i i"l,.' on io!ray, !. Left An b.scs-p.tnr,
.u!E' !. H"rfolk. 8 Struck out-hv Gr.b,,n
>, ,,d ~ r"tray 1 Time. i.25. umpircs, isr"wn
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS


~ Tolcdo-Tolcdo, 2; Louisville, l.
At apolis-lndianapolis, IL;
q.
AZ Kansas City-kansas city. 5:
3.
Only three scheduled
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SECOND GAME.

Totals. so 1926 10 o Totals....3o 627ll /
.Battcd for Cheney IN eighth.
Johnston out; hit by own batted ball.
Score by innings: r.
Boston .................n O o o Q o 0 o -
Brooklyn ...............1 o 0 o o 0 OIL
Summary: Runs--Magec. Smith. Daubert
Bases balls-on Coombs, 2: on Rudolph
!" Struck out--by Coombs, 2: by Rudolph.
L. Three base hits-Konctchy, Smith. Two
base hit-MaEec. Sacrifice hit-Konetchy
Stolen basc--Evers. Umpires. O'Day and
Eason. Time, AZ
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CHICAGO WINS LAST GAME

last game OF the series from Detroit
to-day to 3. In tho third inning the
White SoS scored four runs on two
son got triple. two singles and a base
on balls In four times up. making a
him In as many times at bat. The
score:
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BISONS HANDED DRUBBlNG

BUFFALO, June l Walter Manning
pitched in old-tim" form to-day, while
his teammates pounded Badcr oppor-
timely. and the Leafs gave the BiSuus
a druhbinG in tho kalsominc. : TO a.
IT was the first shutout of tho season
for the champions. Manning allowed
five hits. each in a separate inning.
and only one Bison reached third. He
did OF walk man. ana famed six.
,Blackhurns fielding was a feature.
Tho
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Charlie Pick. former third baseman
Of the Climbers. who is now holding
aown the not corner FOR Connie Mack's
trips TO the plate yesterday.
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Detroit.
Chicago
sBsttcd for StanaRe In nHynnfh
Score by inuines.

Chicago ................o ! %
Detroit .......:.........o o o %
summary; Runs-E. Collins. Fournier t7,,
jackson e.. J. Collins. Cobb. HeIlrnap
Burns Three- base hi,s-Fourier. Jackson.
struck out-by CunniuEham .: by i'abcr 8
Sacrifice hits-Schalk Terry Heiiman Bnses
GA hail--oT Faber. .. OF Cunningham. s.
stolen base f Collins. Jackson. j. ColIins
Schhlk. Bush 90. Wit Doublo n,avHVi,ii
to Young 10 Burns. Hit by pttch.r-by Gun
n,nEhan. ,Schalkl. Wild pitch-Cunn,nc-
ham. Passed hal!-Stanace l,rnn,rc. f-hti,
and Dinccn. Time. hour. ~
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BOSTON BEATS SENATORS.
WASHINGTON is BLANKED,
WITH JOHNSON PITCHING
Four Straight in Series for Rcd So,
Chicago Wins from
Detroit,

leans defeated Washington, with John.
son pitching. TO o. to day, making the
SERIES four straight. the shut-out fol-
lowing the raising OF the American
League championship pennant Tho
Score: -
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Dusty Rhoades or Jarman probably
VIII be the selection for the game to-.
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EVEN BREAK WITH GIANTS
PUNCHING OF HITS WINS
GAME FOR PHILADELPHIA
New York Winds Up Wonderful Rond
Tour, Having Won 10
ind Lost -,

PHILADELPHIA, June l.-Philadcl-
phia got an even break In the series
game, u =. The home teams victory
was due to punching six hits off Stroud
in three innings with three errors by
their opponents. The game wound up
the wonderful road tour of New York
during which the team won nineteen
S;tmcs and lost two. The score:
NcM York. PhilndclnliIn
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ORIOLES LOSE TO GRAYS

PROVIDENCE r l.. juno Ia base
OF balls 10 kayrs IN th" final inning
of 'o-daN's game. coming with tho
bases filled and one down. cost tho
orioles the game ~ q 3-,o-2 count.
after hard battle. Tincup and Nor
risette engaged in q duel. win houors
favorinr the Dr,ol" Uutii ne became
free with his passes - ,he last session.
Dave Sheaus homcr was a fea,ur. %
The CaMn III. Sent.-
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At acknowledgements. 10; Atlanta,
at Little Rock--Liitlc Rock. 2: Bir-
miuEham. s.
AT Chattanooga-Chu !; Mo-
bile. l.
AT shville-Nashville, .: New Or
leans. l thirteen innings).
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Totals. Is e27l2 l re,als. :. LIZ 5 p )

~ - = = v
Scor" by Innings: r.
Inrtsmou, ...........o IL
Rocky Mount ........0 . u N-3
summary: Runs cuctn C3b. Candy ~. st
Martin King Eisci. Goosetrcc, Talbot Left
on hascs-Portsmouth. :. Rocky Mount. :
Earned runs-portsmouth 3: Rocky Mount
3 Sacrifice hits-Gandy, Edwards. Parmaiec
Two-hasc hits-Gandy. King. Cucto. Eisci.
Talbot. farmalcc. Home run-Talbot Dou-
~" plays-cu'to to FOv Fox to King 10
Fox: Parker 20 FoS H.ts-on Pearson. s in
. innings; off Wood. In l inning: OF Porc
! IN Innings; of! i.cake. 3 III { innings
struck out-hy Pearson =: by Pope, =: by
!:"ah", : Bases on bails-on Pearson 2: Of!
i,"r": of l"akc, q. Hit by p,tchcr-hv
"oh. tIhlbob; by Lcakc. tMoorcj
Lass"d halis-hy Talbot, =: by Reynolds /
Tim. 90 Umpire. Hughes, Attcndnnco,
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ATHLETICS BLANK NEW YORK

NEW YORK, June New York
ended long home stand by losing to
the veteran Yankee pitcher, was pound
ed for fifteen hits for twenty-one
bases. Oldring, Philadelphia left field
or. made y triple, double and two
singles. The score:
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To Start Game at ,4:30

The management OF the Rich
m0nd Exhibition Company nn-
nOunces TINT beginning with Mon
dny. the games played by the
Climbers fu Broad Street Pnrk will
start nj 1870 o'clock Instead of nj 4
o'clock, RS heretofore.
The change is made because of
the longer days md to satisfy the
wishes Of large number of fans
who find the inter hour more con-
venlcnt.
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Philadelphia
New York
Totals. 81 II - is Q Totals t.c6 I:
.Laiotc ont: hi, by battcd ball.

Laioi" out hit 10y battcd ball.
Score by innings n
philadelphia $3.50 o o oI5
New York ...e. 80 90
summary: Ru~.>-Pick, Walsh. Oldrihg t2,
Meyer. Bhs"- on halis-on Bush. q OFF Cald-
Wei, b. struck cut-by Bush. !: by Cald-
Wei, / Sacrifice hits-Pick. I.ajoie. Stolen
bas--Itck. Double Dlsvs-WItt and La lois:
filhool"y and Pipp: GIDEON and Pipp: Bvone
Time Las.
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PIRATES DEFEAT REDS

PITTSBURGH. Pa, June 1-Pitts-
burGh defeated Cincinnati here to-day
by q score OF to 4. The Pirates made
I'VE runs in the first four innings on
eight hits off Schneider, and three more
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STANDING or CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Chicago at Boston.
~. Louis Mt Philadelphia
Cincinnati at New York.
Pitt ~birgh at ISro0kiyn
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STANDING OF CLIrJ

WHERE THEN PLAY TO-DAY.
Toronto ut IiufaiO.
RICHMOND ut Newark
Montreal AT Rochester.
BALI imDre at Providence
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FIRST GAME.
Totals. ...aa 5 27 IS Totals. 81 27Il

IotaIS. -" z TO TotaIs....3l q il {
score BY Innings r.
Boston .................4 o o o 2 o.;
Brooklyn ...............o 0 0 o o o OIL
Summary: Runs--Maranville. Everg Ma
gee, konctchy ca. Smith. Olson. Bases on
bhlls-oh cheney, 5: off Mails. 2. Struck
out-hy Raglan. 4: by Cheney, 8: by Malls
.. Hits-oh Cheney, in innings Wild
pitch-Rasan. TwO-bas hit-W!lholt. Stolen
Time. ~.
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.HUSTLERS ARE WINNERS

ROCHESTER. june Rochcstor
took the opening game from Montreal
this afternoon, 10 2 IN thc r.r-h
inning, with one down, Sloan and
.Hoelke singled. scoring on SigIln's
double. Up 10 then n was a fine pitcn-
ing duel between Goodbred and HN
THE score
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Rcy no l Is. McDcrmott, Kirchcr.
Stolen bnses-DurR1n. Clemens. Two
bnse hits-Hcnlcy ca. McEcnry.
Base on balls--OH Schacht, .. Struck
out-by sSchacht, 2; by McKenry. 1.
Hit by pitched ball-by Schncht
DHnkston). Double plays Cable
md Henley. rmpircs. keenan, md
Hnrt. Time of Eume, 80.
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National League

RESULTS YESTERDAY
!5oston. :; Isro"kiyn. I Cirst gnmel
Knston. O.; Brooklyn, tsecond gnmc) :,
I'hiindelphtu, I New York. g
Pitt sburIh. 4: Cincinnati, g.
(Ouiy three game. hchctuIcd)
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STANDING OF CLUBS

WHERE THEN PLAY TODAY.
Cleveland at 81 Louis.
NDnlS one game >rirdulcd.l
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STANDING OF CLUBS

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
AShcvilIc mt Durham.
Winston Salem al Raleigh.
Charlotte at GrcenSb0r
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Virginia League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Norfolk, II; Petersburg, . (nrst camel
Norfolk. !: Petersburg. (Sccond gnmr)
Portsmouth. :; Rocky Mount, 3.
Newport News. =; HnpewclI. 1.
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Totals....So 2711 1

Score by innings: r.
Washington ...........o 0 0 90
summary: Hun-McNally. Stolen base
Henrikscn Sacrifice hit--Ainsmith. Bases
on balls-on Johnson. 2: or Ruth. l. Hit by
pitchcr-by Ruth. tJudgeJ. Struck out
hy johnson. 3: BY Ruth g. Urnpires Con
molly aud Owems. Tine. a
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reieEraDh Pole" McEcnr MS Nc has
occn dubbed. pi,cnod n nice gamo YES
tcrdhF' inc Indians nickcd his deliv-
Nj, '"r flEn, hits. but he kept them
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North Carolina League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Raleigh. 4; Winsto on Salem, 3 tI2 innings)
AshevilIr. 2; Durham. =.
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in the NTH on five hits of Dale, who
relieved him. The score:
Cincinnati pIttsburpb

TotaIH. .5t y Is Totals 81 II - u I
Rated for Schneider in fif'..
tBatted for Dial" In ninth
Score by innings r.
Cincinnati .............U n II
Pittsburgh ............n y -
summary: Runs-E-Ric t2,. Herzor, Caro-
%. l.oud"n. Johnston. Iiinchman. schultz,
Barn.y. Schmidt, Harmon TWO base hits
ii"ihor. Harr"y Home runs-I.ou!on. Carey.
Sacrifice hits-N"alc. Johnston stolen tn scs
Enmer. Carey. Johnston. Double p!ay-ucr-
zog. l-oudcn ana MolwItz Struck out-hy
Schn.ider hy Harmon. !. Bases on balls
on Schneider. !: OF Dale. .; off Harmon
:. iiit by pitchcr-by Dale l. l'mp!re,
Klein and Emsiic Time. l:is
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South Atlantic League.

at Macon-Macon. IL: Columbus. (.
At Albany-Albany, s, jacksonville.
Only two scheduled
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1T STRIKES ME
ny TIN PATCH

Wei. We greet YOU from second place
Hustlcrs. The Hustlers Dut 81 On r1on
iiowicSs Royals, while Dave Sheans
Erays put the skids under Jack Dunn.s
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HIST GAME.


Sr"r" 10y innings Il
Petersburg ............G = >
Norfolk ..............l q q III
summary; Runs-AlcranG.g lrmst her
Waited o'; Morpeth. Matthews. Newton.
nraIt 90. B"rlcs 90, Wclcher. Cochran.
Two-hhse hits-Spcnccr. Graft Sacrifc. hit.
.i'mscher Morreih, stolen hases--Allen.
newton Douhi" ;lays--Craft 10 Morpcth
hAs"S on nalls-on Mullin. J. on Marks ];
g" cochran. I Loft on Petersburg
y. Norfolk ;. Struck out-hy Muliin :: by
;ir", Kennedy and Brown "
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STANDING OF CLUBS

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Petersburg at Norfolk.
Portsmouth al Rocky Mount
Newport News at IIoppwe
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Noss. &; of Bennett 2 Wild pttch-by Ben
nett. Left on hascs-Newport News. 4:
Horewcll :. Umpire Rossano. Time. 10.
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Totals. 20 Il IL Totalq.3O
'iitt'ci for stroud In seventh.
TISairod for Schaucr In ninth.

New York ......o o o q o %
Philadelphia, ...........2 o u q -
summary: Runs-Doylc. ksun. NichoH.
Stock 60. cravath. Three base hit-Siock.
rw"-hasc hit--DoyI". Bases on balls-of'
stroud, !. OFF RiN"y, b Struck Out--by
S"hHu"r. |: by RiNcy. i. Sacrifice hits
stroud. Whitfield. Double piay-Fictchcr to
D"v!" to Mcrk!". Wild pitch-Rixcy. Hits
on stroud, IN innings. off Schaucr. !
IN innings. umpir"s, Harrison and Ricle-
IiINN. q.
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American League

RESULTS YESTERDAY
knston. !; Washngton O.
philadelphia, >; New York o.
Chicago. q: Detroit, 3.
Cleveland, 8; ~. Louis. (nrst camel
CIrvclnnd. ): 81. Louis. q lsccnnd runcl
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Mckenry demonstrated that b ,,,
M mat old pin by slamming a double
IN the seventh ana paving the way for
'"t second run scored in that inning
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frank Jennings who has been socrc-
"a 1%r ~, Of i'm, the richmond Exhibition Com
signed his post. Mr.. Jennings snnt =,
ms M, resignation before the te,m lot
ap"ninsn1c Harold Jones has been
Jones has had wide cxpcrinncm W.
me OF work, having been trca s,, 80. ms
me Academy Of Music for several co.
I:ra,. ~. was also treasurer OF Tho
"E'' ocott Company.
pti,e wiring department is c,u,ir,
~ smith lot of worry, GInnsnS
lhn ntaot are the only members OF
nhohdcs has been as wild as nuri.
.'afe or late. Ross is surrcrinc ,,i,,, u
IorH arm ana will hardly be Of s.r .r "a a
abroad ' H. remainder Of the trip
,..n 80. iiumphreys until the limo he
""s hurt had been pitching good hail
~, ~ ms injury is keeping him ont -
'"c game longer than expected. VI
the Richmond Exhibition copnorv
mas been doing everything i'm liz ,p", y.
70 lahd The right hurlcrs, and ic,e.
n" "'" rIo HiNe nScn sent everywhere. hut
secured as yet Before long howavcr
inc Grub probably will have one or ,wn
additions to the staff '"o
Billy Smith has not given =, -,
nnopc of securing Russell from No
Yankees and Rice from the Scn,tors'
! kusscli t"iried for the Climbers Iast
year and won good perccntarc 81
| ms games besides being strikc.ou,
King or the league. Rice twirlcd for
| ne petersburg club, of the Virrinia
League. last year. and was dr,f,oL h.,
Clark Griffith. ~
Dusty Rhoades or Jarman probably
VIII be the selection for the game r..
day. N'' W"
Mickey kcllihcr. who was with tho
climbers when the season FIRST oDcned
hut VINO was later sent to the Brad,
/, rord team. or the Interstate League.
wired President Alvin Smith vcstcrdav
mat ne got 10 Bradford just in time
70 knock home run. Good luck.
Mickey. ~
Charlie Pick. former third baseman
| or the Climbers, who is now holdinf,
! down the hot corner for Connie Mack's
Athletics. got two hits out OF four
trips to the plate yesterday.
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: .One out when winning run scored
Score by innings T.
! PEovidene. ! Is
I Fa braue. Tincup stolen basos-Cianc on
: slow, FabriQu-, Two hase hl;~-l.'.,nar.
: Brainard Three bias" h-ts- Bates Tabr.gus.
-Ts~ombly. Home run Sh"au. Sactiftcc hlfs
N--Crane. onslow, kopf Rch= Double PLAYS
Crane to Kopf 10 Russell. fab-iqua 10
( Shsan. Struck out-by T'nrur . by Nor
! riHette. T. Bases balls on Tinrur {.
Z off Morrisette = rin-, - Umpire. Cloar,.
and Bransheid
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ISuTiil,
Toronto
-ruaal .............. % % %
Toronto --.-.. . -. as g-5
Sunlmary. I.G-.s-'r ia

ham. Mckee Trout Harmed .rUns-TnrOr- o.
Bases hallE-u'r B4G-r StruCr: out
by Manning. 8 rwo-haEc hits-i3urch h,
. Gil. Sacrifice hiis-iti.ckturn Thompson.
Sacrifice Hy-Nur-ay IL, on bas..-I.u;ta TO-
4. Toronto : Double ;Izys- Radcr ~ .Sclli
70 Gil: Oxen 80 G'I 10 Mcdonald In.
pr"S HandtSoe and Freeman Tirur. : y,
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-'s-' y - u } IoldlS.....h - "
Score hy innings. n
Sew 3uri News n I q n n ~
Hop well ~ q I o q n n n i
. SUMMARY Runs-Waltcrs. Schultz Albus
ssatfInc% 'his- s. Mute, S'oinhrcnncr. PAINE.
@',2ieh bases Rove. Hopkins Double play
,h"T"lhs 10 Gust 10 Rowe. Struck out-by
! os". a. by Bennett. ), Bases on hails-off
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ST: LOUIS. June 1-Clevcland di.
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