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TUESDAY
MRS. lone SMITH COMING.

mhS. JUNE SmI N GOmtNS.
Mrs. lone Smith of Brooklyn. n. Y,
is on her way to Canon City to visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Nc.
Clure at S13 River street. Mrs.
Smith will visit in Detroit and st.
Louis and is expected here next
Thursday.
ALF MITCHELL HOME FROM
DENVER.
A r Mitchell returned home Mon
day night from Denver where he
spent the greater part of last week
in attending the annual Rexall con-
vention and in attending to some
other business matters. Mrs. Mitch
ell, who accompanied him to Den
yer, remained in the capital city for
more extended visit.
&. e. HERMANN EXPECTED
HOME SOON.
+. f. Hermann, local agent for the
Santa Fe Railroad company. is ex-
pected to return to Canon City on
Wednesday or Thursday of this week
from a two weeks trip thru the north
west, extending as far as Seattle.
Washington. and Portland. Oregon.
The trip was made primarily for the
purpose of looking after some prop
erty interests at Medford. Oregon.
MOTORED HERE FROM GUFFEY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Pigg and
son motored down from Guffey in
their Studebaker car the first Of the
week on a business trip. They re-
turned home today.
w. j. LiNDENBERGER IN DENVER
w. J. Lindenberger went to Dem
yer this morning to hear Ex-Presi-
dent Theodore Roosevelt discuss the
issuI of the campaign. Col. Roose-
welt will speak at the Auditorium in
Denver this afternoon and this even
ing. in behalf of the Republican ma
tional ticket.
LEFT MONDAY FOR
NORTON, KANSAS
U. E .Sidebottom left Monday after
noon for Norton. Kansas. where he
will spend several days looking after
business matters connected with the
Peerless Milling company in which
he is a large stockholder.
MR.. AND MRS MCDOWELL HERE.
Mr.. and Mrs. James c. Mcdowell
and little daughter. Patricia. OF Rich
mond, California, arrived here a few
days ago for a visit with Mrs. Nc
Dowell's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Tbos.
Lambert. at SIG Mystic avenue. Mr..
Mcdowell, who was at one time bag
gage agent for the Denver &c Rio
Grande Railroad company IN canon
City. has been connected with the
railroad business in California for a
number of years. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Dowell expect to remain here for a
couple of weeks.
LEFT MONDAY FOR ALAMOSA.
Mrs. w. A. Chapson left Monday af-
ternoon for Alamosa in response to a
telegram announcing the death there
of her father-inlaw, John a. Chap
son, who passed away the previous
morning following a long period Of
declining health. Mr.. Chapson was
ont of town at the time and was not
aware OF the demise of his father
until Monday night: too late 10 make
the trip by rail to Alamosa. Mr..
Chapson will leave on Wednesday
for Highland. Kansas, TO attend his
fathers funeral; 1t having been de-
cided to take the body there for
burial.
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FRIDAY
}. H. MCDONALD JOINS WIFE

HERE.
Mr.. J. III. Mcdonald, secretary of
State Hospital No. l at Fulton, Mis-
souri,, Joined his wife, and son, Free
man, here few days ago. They are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Cosby
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald will return
to Missouri shortly but Freeman will
remain here all winter
BlGGS PARTY EXPECTED HOME
SATURDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. A. Biggs and son,
Clyde, of Grand Junction are expect
ed to return to Canon City on Satur-
day from a three weeks automobile
trip thru the southwest during which
they visited FL Paso, Texas, Phoenix,
and Douglas Arizona, and many other
points along the United States Mexi-
can border
ARMSTRONG FAMILY UP FROM
PUEBLO.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Armstrong and
daughters. Miss Leila and Mrs. A. F..
Clearinghouse of Visalia, Calf, for
merly Miss Fern Armstrong. motored
up from Pueblo today for a short
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MONDAY
HOME FROM KANSAS CITY

'N"@ FhS" NNNSNS VI -
Mr.. II. Ferkel and daughter. Ruth,
returned home Saturday from Kansas
City. Mo- where they visited for two
weeks with friends and relatives.
LEFT TODAY FOR SAN DIEGO.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Higgins left on
Rio Grande train No. 1. this after
noon for Salt Lake City en- route to
San Diego. California. where they
expect to visit for some time.
WILL HEAR TEDDY IN DENVER
G. A. Vawter and Dali DeWeese
will leave for Denver Tuesday MORN
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NOTICE

To patrons OF the Deweese. Dye
Ditch & Reservoir Co: TIE water
will be turned out OF tie ditch for
the winter Saturday. November 4th.
1916. Be sure and have your cistcrns
filled. G.. NJ. RICE. President.
o14t2d-1tw
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AUTHOR OF SILVER THREADS.
DIES

Green Bay. Wis, Oct 1S.-Eben
Eugene Rexford, 6s. poet and author,
died yesterday from an attack of ty-
phoid fever. Mr.. Rexford was the
author of the ballad silver Threads
Among The Gold"
LEFT FOR NEW YORK TODAY.
Mrs. Millman left for her home in
New York this afternoon following
visit with friends in this city and
vicinity
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pREAcHINo AT eRooksIpE

Rev. Wilson will preach at Brook
side at IL O'Clock Sabbath morning;
also at his home on the Park In the
evening at 7:30.
Subject at evening service. "The
Church" All are cordially invited.
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WAGES AND HOURS WILL
Be FIRST TAKEN UP

Washington, Oct. 25.-The question
OF wages and hours OF labor will be
the first thing the Joint COMMITTEES
OF congress will take up when II be.
gins Its inquiry In the railroad situa.
tion on November goth. Chadrman
Newlans announced today.
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A SAVING ON FLORAL VASES.

Floral vases. 25c values-a good
buy at Is cts. from 10 a. m to 10
p. m. Saturday. J. Il. Temp,eman &
Son 5. 10. Is. 25 and so ct Store
adv.
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RICH MOND LOSES AGAIN
TO LEAGUE LEADERS
Local Sluggers Unable to Connect With Greggs Offerings
With Any Degree of Certainty-Gttings Loses Control
and Allows Bisons to Bunch Hits in Seventh
lspecialto The Timcs-pispatch.l

BUFFALO. y y. July lS-vean
Gregg, the former star pitcher of tile
Cleveland Americans. who was sent to
Buffalo by President l.annin. Of the
Red Sox. arrived in time 10 pitch
against Richmond this afternoon. and
shut tho Nirsiniau out, : 10 o. He
displayed wonderful control twice
striking out q batter on three balls.
In tho third he famed priost. q Don
ncil and Cuttings on eleven pitched
balls.
Cuttings gave the Bisons = merry
battle for six innings, bu; in the
seventh the Herd rnado four hits. three
very lucky, scratchy affairs. which, with
very lucy. scratchy affairs, which. with
two passes 10 first. gave Buffalo five
runs. more than enough TO Win
Two games will he played tomorrow.
md il is very likely that Ciuy Cooper
the sailor pitcher. released by Dono-
Van several days ago, will be taken
UP by Smith. He had Cooper warming
ZIP before the game 10 show his goods
and promised 10 let him have definite
answer before Richmond left Buffalo.
Buffalo scored it's frs, run in the
second inning. Mcdonald. first man at
bat. singled TO left field O'Neill put
Mcdonald on second. ouslow singled
by shortstop and Mcdonald took third.
Gregg singled TO left fcld. and Nc
Donald registered. No fruthcr runs
were made for the frame.
The Bisons scwcd the game uD in tho
seventh session, when they made five
runs. Channel walked. jackson sim
sled TO left Teld. and put Channel or
second. Carlstrom filled tho bases
when he beat out hunt towards third
base. Haley beat out slow one 30
The pitcher and Channcn tailed. Nc
Donald was out 10 right n-ld. hui no
one scored ON the plas. c'Neill wal."d
ana forced jackson. OUslow singled
TO right field and brought Carls,rom
md Hale! ofcr. DNrill taking third
base orslow was caught OF nrst
base and run down on the paths.
o'Ncill scoring. troec wen, oa;. SEQ
ond to first.
Buffalo scor"d again i'm tho eighth
innlns. kopp, first ny, beat out 4 slow
ono 10 second base. Channel flew ont
to the catcher kopp Was caught OF
fist base and Put out jackson
waikcd. With Carlstrom at bat, Jack
son advanced I" second on a wild
pitch. ''arls,rom singled ia lcfr nod.
amd Jack Son scored. C;,rlstrom takin.
second On the throw in. llalo% popped
oi!t to ArlacoN.
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CUBS FORFEIT GAME
TINKER ORDERED FROM
FIELD. BUT WON'T GO
~ Request of Umpire Byron. However,
Policeman i:Arnrt> EN-Fcd-
crnI League star.

CHICAGO. July iS-Chicaco for
fsited TO Brooklyn to-day hy the tech
meal score OF 10 o. because Manager
Tinker refused 10 leave the field when
Umpire Byron ordered him away. III
tho sixth. Brooklyn had tied tho score.
aud the teams went into the tenth with
the count { TO ON a wild throw bv
knabc, Myers rca -Asd second base at
The start of the tenth. and took third
When Johnston beat out a hunt. Iohu-
stOn stole second. and while Vaughn
was pitching 10 pMara. Byron charged
him With delaying IN. game, finally
calling a ball whilc the cub pitcher
held the sphere III his hand Manager
Tinker voiced a violent protest. Byron
was ohduratc. however, and called a
policeman 10 eject Tinker. While the
policeman hcsItat"d, BYRON counted Tn.
minutes and nnallE d.clar-d the game
fnrfrifeI 'rln si.nra.
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OF" $50 = u lDiH.s.
Bat'"d FOR P"rritt IN eighth
EHti"d for S'a"l- tn seventh
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Double-Header o-Day

Patsy DonoNnn's buffalo Ri>nus
mud Btily smiths ItichinOnd Climb
crs viii stngc the second double bill
ut the series this afternoon in Hut
tnlo. The first game will hr-in at
.::'n o'clock. and usual will hc
shown on the electric >rOrcboard In
'front.' OF The Timc--Dispatch Build
ing. The battery selections for the
teams has not been announced hut
u il prohnblc that i.cIkr aud Rebel
Ross will do the hurting tor the
Climbers.
interest In tho scorcbonrd il pick
ing up every nftcrnOou, and the AT
tendance Il StcadiI! Increasing from
hay tn day. The fans at this city
are NIL hacking the Climbers and
pulling hard for them ~ all times.
Two gnmcS this afternoon would
help Tho Climbers along - lot II
pinrcd On the right side OF the
ledger. and 10 ~ needless rO say that
the boys will strive hard tn get 70
Iouhle win.
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Cool Dreams

REFRESHING SLEEP is
very elusive during these warn
summer nights, unless you
have discovered the wonders
that lie in cool pajamas.
TRY OUR PRESCRIPTION
and take home a couple Of suits
OF the lightest sleeping gar
ments that ever were madei
Crepe, pongce, finest linen o.
SILK, military blouse patterns o,
regular shapes; many rich col
ors or plain ones to choose
from.
YOU'LL AWAKEN feelinl
like d prince if you go to bed il
these.
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OPOR ~ AMERICAN LEAGUE SPOR rs
ROCKY MOUNT WINS
TAKES TEN INNINGS TO
LICK PETERSBURG BOYS
Is Battle between Poole and App,c-
Ehte. with Former Having
Shnde the letter of II.

PETERSBURG. VA. July 1S--It fool,
Ton innings for Rocky Mount to dercnt
nip-and-tuck affair between Poole s, =
AppieSatc. Poole was hit for cirbt
singles. gave one base on balls and
gate was hit for a double, six sinp,,in.
struck out one and walked three rnon
with the score standing . to o IN
favor or the visitors at the end ~
clcd. took second on Pickctt's sinrjo
and both runners were advanced :, h,sn
on Iooles sacrifice. Hudrins -corod
on Whittcd's ilticld out. In tho rir,h
Henry singled, went to secon, 49,,
Stewards sacrifice and scored on ljan1i'
hoes single. which got past Ca Ihnr,
lt5ndiboc tried to score. bur 10.
thrown Out, Calbert to parmalee IN
Ryan.
The score:
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Score by innings I,
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HOPEWELL LOSES AGAIN

HOPEW ELL. July 1s-In addition
TO pitching in great form. exccp. In
the sixth inning. when Barnetus tr,nl.
Summcrs's single and Hopk!nss douhls
gave tho Bombs their only runs. Moii,.
Craft drove out three doubles and a
single and scored enough runs 10 de-
feat liopewcll In The second game OF
the series. Hard hitting in four sue.
ccssive innings cave tho visitors all
their runs. Craft. with three douhle5
and single. Summers. with a double
and three singles. and Morpeth with
q double and two singles, were tho
batting stars. Tho scOrn.
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NEWPORT NEWS GOING GOOD

PORTSMOUTH, Julv ls-Newpor.
News had il all her own way again
TO-DAY. winning by tho score OF 6 TO
.. Thrailliill opened for tho visitors
but WAS lifted nud Ray substituted IN
Tho fourth, after q pair OF bases ",i
balls and three hits had put trio
Of runs across Tor tho Truckers. New
port News got her FIRST thtc. runs in
The opening OF errors. and tho fourth
run. secured IN tho ffth frame re-
suited from q three base hit by PAIL
man. who came homo on Kings error.
Tw" more runs were made In the ninth
on a base ON balls and two singles
Pearson vent all the way for the home
team Tho score:
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llop-w-il
Totale....tf 81 : Total. "a
'RA'tcd Tor Natthews In ninth

Sprfolk ... .....n q q 7 AZ
iiou"w"li ........ 80 Q . . q ~
summary. lsuns- SickinE. Har,scll. Wei.
cher. craft 81. Barnett, Summer. Two-
tas" hits Norpcth. craft 49,, sum iers
iiophinT Three base hits--Barnott. HAT.
SOL. Sacrifice hits Norpcth, Lindsay nv.
stolen baS"5-1'ninous 81. St,iubrcuucr.
ll+r,scll, Morpcth Lindsay, Newton. Mat
'h'wS Donb!" Dlay-Si"tnbr"nn"r 10 Bar
mott struck out-hy Craft. 3. by Ora bhl.
. Bascs balls-hy Crat'. :. by CrabhI. T.
~, hY pitch"r-Rrucc, Wild ri;ch-Crat;.
Passed ball-W"!chcr. Lett on baS@s-Hor-
folk N; HOpcwcn, >. Umpire, BUCKLEY.
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CHICAGO TAKES SERIES
ATHLETICS UNABLE TO GET
ONE OUT OF FOUR GAMES
SchnnE stumb'cs against Wall md
IL Carried to Hospital TN
conscious.

FlilLA pEI.PIIIA. July 1S.-Chicago
Won both games here to-day, 2 TO >
and , 10 =. and thereby made a clean
sweep Of the series OF four games. In
the first event the visitors IUnchcd
hits on I.anuius and Nabors la this
game SChaDS stumbled and fell
against cement wall going after =,
foul. lie Was carried off the field ,in-
conscious and taken 10 y hospital Al
though Meyers famed ten batsmcn.
Chicago won the second game b.
bunchins hits in the fourth and cighlh
innings. The scores:
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SENATORS LICK MAPS

WASHINGTON. July Washing
ION made ii four out Of five from
Cleveland 10y winning to-day's game
10 =. Speakers mun OF tialliaS fly
allowed Washington to score twice in
the second inning. Roth who made
both Of clcvcland's runs. was aided
by errors %. Mcbride and Henry. The
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BAD DAY ON MANAGERS

ST. LOUIS, Juiy Is st Louis nor
the last game of tn" series wirh Ncu
York here to-day. = 20 - steele al
lowed only six hits amcS Whp 20
licved steele, WAS found for one hit
Managers McGraw and liu@gir> v"r.
bIuishcd from the -rmc for arEHiU.
With Umpire Klein Tho Scor.
AnrL -
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poak, pitcher with tho Nor,h caro-.
linz Lcasu" this season was ,o.dav
signed by Montgort"'v, Of tho SOUTH
toak, Roberts, former Mississippi :
and NJ. pitcher, Mas released 10. !
pitched to-days game against Augusta
and lost. ? to /.
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'Nota!s . 9 = p 'ro'aTs % n , ~ \
ran for hirminEham !r :irs'
newark ....... ...t tnooa
Toronto ...-... .... T. 4 r q :.
summnry Hms-Esar 'rrn.sdaic az
Manning. Grs I'M. smith Th-cc.b..g. bif.
Truesdsl" McTisu" Two tsso iri'a-. I.r.r
Pi.h Sacrific" h''s MURRAY McTigue.
Stolen bases Ora nam El.rtbvrr S,r,,t-
out--bv Pi~h : ry THOMPSON na.cs or
halis-of i.nF!.h' = off Thompson . III,
ei pi'chtr-by EnriEh'. j CNiwra}, Doub,o
rlays- Egan. AchAnbacu 20 10. ~. shorten
10 Fgsn. Ach"nhH "a Gable TO Ifoalc, I'm
pIres, isndiro" and Frcelueu Time 40
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PetcrshlIrr-
Totals - s 20 u Total,
'Bat;ed for Poole In tenth.

R Mount ......I - 30. =
mslee. Henry. HudGins Two.ba.a NJ.
Handiboe Sacrifice hits-Poole S,.yzr,
Ryan. Double play-Carroll 10 Marca, Z.
Edwards. Struck out-hy AppicEats = h
iools. ). Base. on bals-hy ApplcEats :,
by Pools. J. Passed baiis-HudEinr 81, ;,
D. sesIPcter'burE. 8: Rocky Mount. s. TN
rirc. Kennedy. Tim. 20 -
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STANDING or CLUES,

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
~. Loui. at New York.
Chicago ut Washington.
Cleveland sat Philadelphia
Detroit ut Nnst q n
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ORIOLES TAKE GAME

ROCHESTER,. y. T., July Bal,i-
series from Rochester her. to-day Nv
the. score OF to 3. Levcrcnx cot him
SELF into hot water by passing TN"
first man up in several innings This
cost him tho gam" in tho uinth inning
for two hits followed. scoring the win
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NHllI Schmng. the Athletics grrn,
hH"kSt0p' whn sertDDnIy Injured ycs-
trrdh. nhbr rhnsing foul from Tho
bat of Joe Jnrkson. IN the seventh In !.
ming or the irrt game between Chi
rnEo hud FhllhdcIphiH. SrIInnE slime Il
nnd fcii hcHdi0nR into q concrete sfnnd.
Ifir chcekh0nr WINS brntrn and he nut-
Tered slight ronrussIon nf tho brnIu.
We WINS carried ." H hospital In nm un :
conscious condition.
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REDS DEFEAT BRAVES

CINCIENATl July ls-Cincinna,i
knocked Raglan out Of the noK !u INC
fourth inning. winning The last game
of the Scrics from Boston here io-day
8 to { Schneider pitched good bali
two Of tn" visitors runs being made
Of killifers error. III. score
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THOMPSON IS MASTER

TORONTO, cNT iuIv Is-Thonn.
son was master Of tH" ,.ieitors to-day
and Toronto took tn" game from New.
ark by h.to-l score Ihc Maple
Leafs pounded Enrl@ht ont of he box
= in the second inning and also hit P!eh
hard. The score.
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E'Ure by INNINGS. II
Detroit ....... .....n :, n d
N"T York ..,...........n q u u u "a
Summary: Euus-Niti TIush Tcma n.
Mitchell. Two base hit Wit. Double plays
--fcck,npaush. Mullen to Pipp. Caldwell.
fipp to Walters: Roonc. Mullen pipr:
flush. Young to Burns. Bases balls--off
full"p. |; or Caldwell. :: OF MoIridgc. l.
TIT by pitched hail--by Marklc, tRalirr
iicllman,. Sacrifice fy--Ncach. Struck out,
by Caldwell, g. by Mitchell. c. umpircs
DInccn and NAlin. 'rimr. .:0i
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Baskerville won first half Of pennant race
with percentage Of .623. The team won
thirty-fhrco and lost twenty games.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Charlotte at Whist on -Snlern.
Greensboro at Asheville.
Durham al Raleigh.
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FIRST GAME.

chicago SOC. ...........a p -
Philadelphia 49,. c q q n
summary: Runs-I.awry. VIA, Jackson.
N"sS ~. j. Collins ~. SohaIH. NcMulliu.
'l"ot'" ie'. stolen hs seS-;;chaik 81, NuIlin
-, Cico,te 60. Two base hits Jackson,
Schaih Sacrifice hirs-t'icotrn WIZ, Sch.ur
Sacrifice nies-La jpic. Wehy.- iilis-"r
tanning, in s Innings; or <ahor- 70 in
innings. Struck "u,-by l.anuiuy l. 10y
Majors, ]: by Cicottc r. IA on IL, IN.
of tanning, s. off :Sahors. ,. OF ,.ico,tn !
Wild pitch-Cicn;tc. Tilt 10y yircher-ny Ian
ming. IL. Collins. tmpir.s chill aud
Evans. Time, 2:l0.
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~ birmingham. q tlan-
IA, wet grounds
~ Observation-Disclosures Nash.
Vile rain
A. Mobile-MohiIe. :: New Orlnans. 2.
:, ~ ljin" Roch-J,itic Rock. CT,
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{ incinnati.


Nrsion ... n n n X.
Cincinnati ~ I % s
summary Runs "nhoii Koro,chr vi.
f'c EF'rs, '.roh. Etif"r ~. l.oud"n, Virgo.
S"hn"'d"r stuck ou'-by Schneider. : hy
iiutn"- ! h} Tyi"r. >. RaSo- on balls
~ Schn"id"' . on N.Ean, l. on Tyler
Two base hits -';r"h. Seal" Wingo Mage.
hiUl'@T Three aS' hits. Kouc'chy ';roh.
Donnl" plays FISHER, ioun.n 70 rh..-: ,;roh,
unasSis'~d Chase HcrInr 10 Gh... s,,.
len net"s-- fiizpatrich. Ever. III, by pitch.
'r nv iiusho.. 10y Schu"idor u by IyIcr,
tn9if''. b'pay and Erap Time : 10
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WHERE THEY ri.Af TODAY.
I RICHMOND nj Buffalo.
Ncwurk AT rOruntn
Providence AT Montreal
baltimore 1T Kuriir. or
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STANDING OF CLUBS

Port snOuth first half Of remnant
race with percentage Of .6a3. THE team
Won forty one ind lost nineteen games.
WHERE THEY pLAY TO-DAf.
Newport News 81 Portsmouth.
Rocky Mount mt Petersburg.
Norfolk at HOpcweli.
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WHERE THEY TLAY TO-DAY.
Now lu-l. nt Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn AT Pittsburgh.
BDstOu at II. Louis.
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WasiIingtoi,.
Gland

Toialss...G & - 10 Totals ...a2 >, . i,
'Rati"d Tor DNe,l IN ninth
tHattcd for Could in ninth
Score by innings. Il
Wa shinGton ........l . u q q q -
Cleveland ..::,....,....o o o o..
Summary: Nuns-Roth i:I, MoclIcr Henry
Iani"son. Two. has" hii.-Rice Stolen bases
M"ril"r. Gal,a. Roth, t,sudii. Double piay
--Gsi'ia. MtHr,d" 10 Jameson. Bases un
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BOSTON PULLING UP

BOSTON. Jniv is. Timely hi,tir,,
enabled Boston 10 defeat IT LOUIS. /
to to-day. the victory placed ;ha
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Score ry Innings n
New Yort .......1 o o o. oot
ST Louis ... Co. % 1
,Su'nmorr Runs. Robertson 20 Saith.
IiH-r -. iorushE a. Nwu-hssr HIT
h"Un uorns~y Three mas" hit, Hurr..
"iii"r Robertson Home rum Robertson.
Sa'rtir" hit--Doo'*u. stolen bas,s. Euuorr>
N!l''. c"rhan Wild piroh-Amo, IA 80.
~ "ll'-o" steele. I Off P"rri''. ! Of
Nwes. STRUCK nut-ry S'"rl". by Pcr-
III a: Empires. hiem and Emsla Time.
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American League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

NESIETS 1ESTEKT1AY.
Chicago. .; Philadelphia, . ulr,i game.
thicnEo, 3; Philadelphia, :. tsccun,i gumrD
Boston. s; ST. Louis. 8
Detroit. :: New York 3.
Washington. 3; Cleveland, ..
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Boston ...-.... ........1 1
summary: Runs Johnston Miller Sisl"r
n"op"r' Lewis. Ruth CO. Two -bas" hits
Pratt. Hartley, Gamer, Scott Three bn :
hit-Ruth. Sacrifice hit Sislcr Douh,o
pln%s-Johnson. Pratt. Sisl.r 10 Pratt.
Gamer un&SstSted. Eases on halls-ofr W.U-
man. |: or Davenport. t.: off Ruth 5 Hits.
or Wcllman. in 6 innings: off Davenport !
In innings Struck out--Ny Wciiman .; bv
Ruth Gmrir"s, owens aud GonnoiIy
Time, c:h3
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locals close TO the top On account OF
New Works defeat
catcher S"veroid was Knocked out
during tho third inning to-day. when
I;nth coliid'd with him Tn" score
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SECOND GAME.


Totals . q j Tot'ls...5' .7la :
score by innings. T.
chicago ....... NAL. : r q n I,
ihiiai~lphIa ... $50 % . q . q F., y
summary runs I.awry, WIZ = Collin,
-. F"'sch Stolen has"s-ia"i. McNul.
lin '.i. Ssorific" h's--I collins crntr
double play--Sco't Weaver To- Iourni.r
struck ou,-by Meyers, IL: Hy Scott !,
l!as" on baiis--off Scott, l. Wild ur.h
Scott. llit by pit'her--by Meyers iN'cA,ul.
linz. Hinpires Evans and chm! Tine. i.s5