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The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-02

" OODNESS me, | do wish we had #A some firecrackers!" sig h d " Roberta. And it's all on ac-
 count of this-this-well, this what they call a safe and sane Fourth, l guess Papa wouldn't have been sat isfied when he was 8 boy to let other people shoot off all his fireworks while he just stood around and"
 But we had quite a lot of them this morning Roberta" spoke up her defstood, was the precise, quiet, stu dious one of the quartette of Allen children. And he, true to his char acter, had really enjoyed the setting off the firecrackers under the direc- ton of their father earlier that morn ing-of course it was the Fourth of July
 T guess Pm old enough to know how to shoot firecrackers and not let them 'splode in my eye--I mean my face." asserted Helen, the youngest.
 "Aw shucks," laughed Harry, the mischievous, happy go-lucky one of the family, whats the use of talking about it, l had a lot of fun this morn ing, even if Papa did stand around and watch us-and we're going to see the fireworks tonight, aren't we? So what's the use of worrying! Come on, let's play something!"
 Roberta, the eldest of "the Allen tribe" as the neighbors som etimes called them, sniffed disdainfully. "Humph! I wanted to make spit devils out of all my firecrackers this morn ing, and Papa wouldn't let me because he said I might burn my fngers!"
 Spit t-devils"-unless you already know what they are-are made by taking two firecrackers, breaking them in half sufficiently to allow a little of the powder to run out on the ground, placing the two crackers on the ground about a quarter of an inch apart and then touching off the pow der with your burning pun k Whur-r-r-r-whoof." they go, with a nice burst of flame and a cloud of smoke. Of course, If your stick of punk happens to be very short, or if you bend over 8 little too far to watch why, you are very apt to be burned.
 T think Papa was quite right" put in Cecil primly.
 "I like the great big ones!" declared small Helen. "And-and I'd like to shoot a million, hundred million, of them all at once!"
 '.Thatd blow up the whole earth, I guess, and then where'd you be?" laughed Harry. Come on, let's play something."
 "Who ever heard of playing games
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-02
FOURTH OF JULY SQUIBS

That's because want to get away from the Snake-in grass. I hate you" said the Candle.
 "The worst part about me-" said the Snake, lis my name. All the young- sters like to see me wiggle.'
 By this evening you'll all be off your base" said the Green Light
 "Sh-sh!" said the Firecracker, here comes little George" And they all quieted down as the little boy ap- OrOached
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-02

~ HEY were all in the nursery, wait ing for little George Washington - Smith to wake up and come down stairs to celebrate. It was all the Tor pedo's fault. He was in a talkative mood as he turned to the Firecracker and said, q thought you were going to leave us.''
 "So I am," retorted the Firecracker, I'm just going off now and loud bang was heard in the box.
 Then the Pinwheel sat up and be- gan to take notice. He looked to- wards the Rocket and turning to the
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HISTORICAL SAYINGS.

HISTORICAL SAYINGS. 1. Lomisnil off fesedne utb otn oen netc rio betiutr
 g. Xiantota uwotiht petoraneisertn si yantryn.
 !. Vegi su ryilteb TO evgi SUI ahetd.
 CHARACTER PUZZLE. If the following are written one be- low another, their two central letters will spell the name of a noted char acter of American History. 1. A precious stone. 2. An animal
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-02

n WHY do you whet your tusks.
 my friend. " On the bark of the old oak tree2 There is not one sign of danger near. That Is threatening you or me. So said the fox to the great wild boar, In the midst of the forest free. But how do we know" the boar re-
 piled,
 "The course of dogs or of men; The plan of the hunter upon his bed, The grizzly wolf in his dena" Should they appear with the morrow's
 morn,
 Or come Tn year at dusk;
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-02
August, 1752.

It was first used in the State House, Philadelphia, August 27, 1752.
 It was recast twice by Pass and Stow in Philadelphia September, 17b2.
 It was muffied and tolled October 5, 1765, on arrival of ship Royal Char
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-02
Our Liberty Bell From Start To Finish

@UR Liberty Bell was cast by Thomas Lester, of Whitechapel,
 London.
 It arrived in Philadelphia, August, 1752.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-02

Red Fire he sneered, That Rocket thinks he's a dude"
 Yes" returned the Red Fire, Ia regular stick, and so light headed"
 Well. you ain't such a much," said the Punk to the Wheel.
 The boys have completely turned my head" replied the Pinwheel.
 ''The girls all cling to me-" said the Punk. because I've got dust to burn"
 Cant you sit still?" said the Snake in-the-g grass to the Roman Candle, you're Roman all over the place."
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AnScefS.

AUSN6JS.
 HISTORICAL SAYINGS: 1, Mil lions for defense but not one cent for ?, Taration loithout represen- tation is tyranny; 3, GiUe ns liberty or gire uS death.
 CHARACTER PUZZLE: Paul Re rere. l, opal; ?, Bull; 3, Free; 4, Orer,' 5, DreW.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-02

3. To release. 4. From side to side or across. 5. A verb.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-02

When battle IS nigh. to live or die, What time to sharpen my tusk7" My children they would have for a
 feast,
 My head they wish for display; By strength alone protect my own. With spear-like tooth in the fray T make no beginning of war. With attack by day or night; l seek and give but the right to live; For only defence l fight"
 # $ < Let not thy vigilance cease. Prepare for defence of peace.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-07-02

N ONT you think I'm in luck"
 said Sue, that my birthday
 comes on the Fourth? There v are so many games that one can
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YANKEES WIN TWO GAMES
WASHINGTON DEFEATED
TWICE in SAME DAY
Pitcher Harper Presented with Gold
Whtch--tcd SoN bent LOwly Attn
lcticS by l to o Score.

NEW YORK, June 23.-Thc New
York Americans celebrated their home
coming to-day by defeating Washing
ton in both sections of a double head
er. to and TO ].
Walter johnson pitched the first
game, and allowed eleven hits. let one
run in on a wild pitch and forced in
another by passing Pcckinpaugh, with
the bases full. in the second inning.
4 delegation from Hackensack, y. j.,
presented IA watch to Pitcher Harper,
of Washington, native of Hacken-
sack. Harper then lost the second
game TO Cullop. who won his seventh
straight victory.
Second Bascman Morgan, of Wash :
ington. sprained an ankle tripping over
second base In the first game. and was
forced TO retire. The scores:
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| o"Day' S Amateur
Schedule
FEDERATION LEAGUE.

tbi.hA1IbS IEtGI T..
Highland Park ~. Howitzers. nj
Highland Park. ~
:, hr'.ill ". First National, at Byrd
&c; II. 4. {. ,s. Blues. II, Luck
JEFFERSON WAND I.r.AGIt..
ihirmouni ~. Metropolitan, Mt C..
II. IL. Y. VI. &. 4. W. Cobb Eurni-
'nrc '"Ihpnny. AT Oakwood
n"ncrt -. Lee, Irs., vs.. Highland
springs. AZ Highland Springs.
tTliLE:lIC LEAGUE.
ntrmount W. Planters, AT Clark.
springs. nc
G. II. a. c. vs.. second Bnpti.t. NJ
Byrd Park. "
N"ldr's Iip--rops W. First RIM.
tist, at lakewood.
CENTRAL LEAGUE.
J.. ". Wood a sons vs. RicIp,nd
'rnhr Works. AT Fulton PnrL
Nh'th'N booStrrS w. A. - ErlIum
ht seminary Park. ''
fountrcc-thrrry w. Wondnn O.
tu"rics. AT Hnrton Heights.
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
havana tnnsuls VS.. HomebuIIder.
springs.
NDAi SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Central Methodist vs.. TnbcrnacI.
ut Lee Park ""eie'
East End W.. Grnc. street. nj oak-
Cni.nry w. stockton Street. ne
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Continued on Ninth Page)
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TENNIS FINALS PLAYED
Large tnilcry Witnesses Finals of yir,
S'hEt i"nhis Tournament, Held n,
Norfolk-NIiSS Bjurstcut Winner

NORFOLK. VA. June 23.-In the
hnais to-day for the Virginia State
ohampionship tennis tournament,
played before packed galleries. Eli
hltney defeated II. r. kcllcher. Cd
20. 10, G-3 and -
In the ladies' singles finals Miss
M"lia Hju stcdt defeated Miss Florence
Ballin, OF New York. two straight sets
81 and Ct. In the ladies' doubles H.
nails Misses Bjurstcdt and BALM de-
teated Mrs. Bel! and Miss Virginia
Christian, %, oil
me wlnerS tomorrow play the State
Champions, Mr.. Whitney meeting Irvine
wright. Of New York, and Miss Blur
Stcdt meeting Miss Elizabeth Bull, of
Norfolk IN" present titlcholders
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TRUCKERS DEFEAT NUTS
PORTSMOUTH is VICTOR
IN HARD-HITTING GAME
Newport New, Wins From Norfolk nv
Close Scorc-Rocky Mount Wins
From HOpcMcll WIHnrtln.

PORTSMOUTH,. VA. June 23-In n
EMBARRASSING finish. Portsmouth took
the second gamo from Petersburg to-
tersburE runners were left on bases
when tho final man went out in the
ninth.
1t was a game OF hard hitting No
less than three home runs were &C.
cured. and one Of these by Moore in
the sixth frame brought three tallies
across the plate.
Poole started for the Coolers but
was relieved by Marks in the middle
of the seventh inning. Alton held the
visitors until the ninth, when two sim
giles and "a cloud of errors let in two
runs. He Was then replaced by Wood,
and the game ended happily. The
score:
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THRAILKILL PROVES PUZZLE

NEWPORT NEWS VA. Juno "a
iothl inability TO solve Thrailsill's de-
livery. coupled with "a pair OF blows
that came at opportuuc minutes gave
the builders 2-to-l verdict over Nor
loIk here this afternoon. After the
hrst frame. when the Tars scored their
lone counter, Thrailkill was never in
HhhseT. giving UP only. two scattered
The Tars' run resulted from a field
cr'S choice, stolen base and Bruce's sin
gle. The first Builder tally came after
TWO were down In the third. Crist's
blow TO right went for double, when
Newton misjudecd II, and Walterss
single TO left put the cX-!eader across
In the eighth Walters walked. went 10
Continued on Ninth Page)
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RICHMOND WINS SECOND
!, FROM HUSTLERS; 6 TO 4
Errorless Support Given Rhoades While Hill Allows But
-Four Scattered Hits in Six Innings-First
Runs Come Across Early in Game.

Billy Smiths hara hiltcys again de-
3 feated Rochester ,os,sr,i,, ,rtar,oor
(
Z hNieH'''""' "i''' "''t l'"'"AS ~ us
/ pretty oaseeaii as mas o''n witnessed
at the local park
8 For six innings "Dusty" Nho.des.
,.,,;,o , $780, -, -,
g.
iowea single AuStler I" connect WIN
[ the pill, and he was given crrorlcss
Fsupnort throughout ,l,c game I, Inc
Ne"'"' ""o'''' S''""T "'ci'
& could not be stem'Ied any longer and
i they proceeded % make four singles
! in succession. which uattcd two runs
+ Another hurrh or .wn INNS wera
3 ,
off pass and two long SINGLES.
lin TO the locals half OF TN. seventh
{ ma, -, irI.r IA .,,.,.,,,
only Tour scattered hits. Ih"n' Singles
i by Priest, Clemens and Hendrix scored
/ q single run. In the eighth. Baukston
{ and ArraEou hit for two-basscvS; Nel-
!. liner singled, and Priest Went out on
high hounder. and Richmond had
J scored runs S"!hCl.it |" ""Nahce III
inc per1en'aEe column
Rhoades walked Casey the hrst man
. pE ROSS, Who' after mn had conc out
heyho!os l" heIlher' tanned l.each
ana McAuieN.
/ ROCHESTER, I>HorS sC0HE;
IN SEVENTH FRAME
The first runs of the game were
made by Richmond i'm the second frame
q fter two We're o,,t, Arraeon was hit
by a pitched bail and advanced to sec
ond on Priests single 10 left Rev
.nolds drew pass. filling Tho bases
Rhoade. singled to RIGHT. scoring Ar
ragon and Priest. Clemens was given
four balls. again niiiug ,he bases Me-
{ Dermott flied out TO Leach. who made
( a pretty catch of a hard chance
Rocbes,.r ,i,t ,r,, .,,,,, 9, ,,oir ,o,,
IF tba s.ya,,f i,,.s,.o,,,,r. 800 ,.t
SON sinsr,ad caHinI Gov. ,i,n 81,
Hns.ier ~, ~ ~ 80 ni,.a
ranna1 si,,i, ~, ,i.,p, ii.,,
Jarnhso,, ~ nina Girii,7 Si,"l",, -
center. scorinn Is,co,s,m ami Sn,,din,
HonIlo ~ se%onI na,,t, ,,ra,,ndnd -
Rboades who ,hra,y ucnor,,,o,,
forcinsr ON, iIooIl5a ,,so,. sinoin 49, -, y,
center srorin,, Sir,iv fro,n snco,d
Hill grounded out IT, Keiliher leach
drew nass ANY .,,,oh o,,,
a. h-rorro, 'N'''~' '"'
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Bairds errors were responsible for six
OF the Cardinals runs. The score:
lnIiis
Total1....io Is . u l Totals...:7 Is
'liattcd for Meadows In fourth.
Tran FOR ~ Wilson in eighth
Battcd for Harmon In eighth

s.. Louis ...............o o ( o ! O.:
f!ttshursh -. ....:...i ! o a.
summary: Runs-Bctzei i2). B.schcr Io)
Long 90. Jasper Carey. iinchnau. Niox
Costello. Baird. jim Smith. Scuita Two
base hits-l.onE O., Wagner. y. Wilson
stolen bascs-BesChcr. Long. Corhan. Carey
@. Sacrifice hits-Johaston t2J. Costello
HugGins. Double plays Bethel, corhun and
Miller: Wagner and Johnston. Left on bases
st. Louis 8: Pittsburgh, . First base on
errors--St. Louis, !. HascS on bails-om Jas
per, /: or kantlchner, .; OF Harmon. l.
Hii by pitchcr-hy Meadows. jJohnston)
be- Jasper. tJohnstonJ. Struck out-by
Meadows. !: b: Jasper. .; by Aincs villa
pitch-Cooper. umG,iEcs. RiS!.r and Harri.
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Bristol Plan. Preparedness. Parade

Especial TO The Times DispatchI
BRISTOL. VA. June 23.-Elaborate
pians are being made for the prepared
ness parade to be held in Bristol on
the evening Of July 4. 1t Is estimated
that the parade will BIO more than a
milo in length.
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Montreal ................0 q N-S
Newark ..................0 . >.
Summary Euns-Smy,hr. Morgan. Damrau.
wagner, Fullerton. Durein. Wittcr. Two
mas" hit-DIrEn. Stolen haScS-Zachcr
smith. i'itS-on Schacht, 10 In S innings: off
Smallwood In inning Bases on balIs-oo
Schacht l: of Fullerton. = Struck out
by Schact :: by Fullerton. 2 Double -Iay
Wagner to Smytho 10 Slattery. Umrlres
CHESTNUT ana Ci"ary Timo. l:27
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ALEXANDER WINS AGAIN

PHILADELPHIA. June 23.-Whitted 8
home run in the eleventh inning gave
ton in n pitching duel between Alex
ander and Barnes to-day. The visitors
got only two men past first base, one
being konetchy, who hade a home run.
The score:
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FIRST GAME.
Totals ...Si 6 - Totals. 81 10 81 10
-Battcd for Ainsmith In ninth.

Score Icy innings r.
New York..............3 c IS
Summary: RunS-MorSan G2), Foster.
Milan. Judge. High tiihooley (c). Pipp.
Nunamakcr. Russell. Home run-Morran
rw"-base hits-,iihooiey, Baker. Gcdcon.
Bases on balls-of Johnson .; off Marile
3. OF Russell. Struck out-by Johnson
1; by Mnrklc. /; by Russell. g. Stolen bases
Milan, Gilhoolcy. Sacrifice hlts-Giihooiey
russell. Double play-Mlan TO Judge. Wild
pitCh--Johnson. t!ts-off Marklc. = in Ia
Inning: OF Russell, In 80 innings. I'm
!ircs. owens ana Connolly. Time. 2:lO.
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RED S0X BEAT ATHLETICS

BOSTON, June ga wild pitch AL
lowed tlohlitZel 10 score the only run
made during to-days game between
Boston and Philadelphia
Witt. Philadelphia short stop was
presented by Vermont friends with n
Soid watch. diamond ring and a
basket or flowers. Witt. in addition
70 making two singles. drove a fast
liner to right at the start OF tho sixth
inning, that would have been good for
three bases. He trippcd and fell, but
reached second, where he was tagged
PhiIndeInllIn
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PIRATES LOSE TO CARDS

PITTSBURGH. PA, June 23.-St.
Louis defeated Pittsburgh here to-day
tured by free hitting, the visitors MAX
ing sixteen hits and the locals fifteen.
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Totals....ai - u Totals u 10 q
'Batted for Benton in seventh.
tBatted for Schupp In eighth
+Batted for Mails In ninth.

score nv IENInEs: 7.
New York .-...........c OF
Summary: Runs-Burns. Robertson. Doyle
kaur 60, Mcrklc. Mckechnic. Myers CO.
Johnston, Cheney. Bases on balls--on Ben
ton, 2: on Cheney. D. off Pcrritt l. Struck
outIby benton, /: BY Perri,t. |; by Cheney
:. Home run-Myers. Thrce-hase h!t-Rari-
den. Two base hi,s-Doyle. Myers cheney
Sacrifice hit-Mowrey. Stolen bases Kauff
Mowrey Double plays-Aiycrs and Daubcrt
Robertson and Mcrkle. Wild pitches
Schupp. Cheney. =. Hit by pitcher--hy
SGhupp: tMyersl: by Cheney. ! (Mcrklej
fitS-of Benton in inniSnS: off Schupp
in inning: off Perritt. 2 in . innings: OF
Cheney, In innings: off Mails. in m
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Complaint was made to the police
yesterday that some time during the
previous night some one entered T Y.
Jcnries's drug store. PA East Broad
Street and stole Sl3 in stamps.
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Totals. 80 f q II ! Totala24 227l2
'Batted for Scott In esvcnth.

Snor. pS innings: r.
....O v " U U q q q 90
summary: Runs-iIoblitzel Stolen bases
Witt Hooper, Schsng. Sacrifice hits
| Strunk. !.stoic. Janvrin walker, Double
piay-Wltt to l.ajo;e to Mc1nnis. Bases on
haiia.oh Shechan. D. of Shore. .. Struck
Out-by Shore 3. Wild pitch-Shehan
Passed bnll-Cady Empires. Hildcbrand and
: OLoughlin- Time. 1850.
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DODGERS LOSE TO GIANTS
NEW WORKERS TAKE FIRST
OF SERIES FROM BROOKE YIN
PhiI1ics Win From RravcS-Cubs de-
fcnt Reds by Close Srorr-St Louis
Wins From Pittsburgh.

BROOKLYN. y. Y, June 23.-Thc
Brooklyn defense blew up in the eighth
inning to-day, and New York won the
first OF siN-Game series. 20 /. All
the Brooklyn runs were earned OFF
Benton by hard hitting. Myers made Il
home run in the NTH, after Cheney had
doubled. The score:
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Norfolk Mt Newport News.
IOpewell al Rocky Mount
Petersburg at Portsmout
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Totals...35 u =, 10 2 Totals....a" 10 e. 10
.fsatted for MOrr!Setie IN M!Mth.

n @fjatttd TOT -NVfF!StIIt II Il'IN.
Score By innings: II
! Baltimore ..............o o q 0 > j ! 3
y Summary: Hpns-JacEson. Gil. Forr Nc.
8DonaId, Uealy, Onslow ~, Cav, Kopf Mi
ster. Winston. Two base hits Hea!y. IscF-
eeon. Sacrifice fy-Onslow. Sacr!nce n,,.-
SGaw. Mcdonald. MoTFiSettc Stolen hnse.--
eWinston. Kopf. Double riays-J.arnar 20 Mo.
aAvoy: Crane to Eopf 10 Russell: Cav to
sCarlstrom TO Mcdonald. Bases on bal!s-Dlf
Newton. i: off Norr!setto. :: Off Cav, .
Hit by pitcher-by Newton. (Gaw). Struck
sout--by Newton, 2; by MDrr:sette 3; by cav,
=: Time. hours. Cmp!res. Hart and Nc,
Z GoWan.
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INDIANS LOSE TO ROYALS

y NEWARK. y. u. June ga rally
IN the ninth that came too late was
sNewarks only chance in to-day's game
with Montreal. The visitors won 10
2. Fullerton being invincible until the
final inp!ng. Schacht was hit hard
& throughout Montreal scored thre.
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GRAYS MAKE 1T TWO STRAIGHT

PROVIDENCE, i. l.. June 2a-rhc
. Grays made it two in a row over the
Toronto Leafs to-day, winning by a
pilot OF the Leafs. drew an indefinite
suspension from President Harrow for
his actions IN yesterdays game, and
pitchers duel between Herbert ana
Peters. with houurs even The score.
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REDS LOSE TO CUBS

CHICAGO, June 23.-Chicago made
only two hits off Cincinnati's pitchers
to day. but Schultzs wildness and poor
Seaton scored the winning run after
steal ling second and going home on a
double steal. The score:
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Washington at New York.
Philadelphia int Boston.
Chicago ut 81. Louis.
Cleveland at Detroit
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~ Observation-Disclosures, Al:
Ati;'h'a' SO thoth innings, agree
~ M"mphis Memphis. /: Mobile, 6.
~ NashNI!!e-N Nashville. o, Birmins-
At Little Rocl-Iittle oclSo,.
Orleans, rain.
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How They Stand To-Day
international League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
RICHMOND, Is; Rochester. I.
tnnnio. 8; Baltimore. 3.
Montreal. 5; Newark. >.
prOyilence 4: TUruntO

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Rochester ut RICHMOND
Buffalo at baltimore.
Montreal Newark.
Toronto AT Providence
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1-UUfNI o' IItESDITEH, q,

WHERE THY rLAY TODAY.
New York AT Brooklyn.
Boston Mt Philadelphia.
81. Louis at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
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Stor" ny inninES r.
Washington ...........l q q q n oil
New York ....-.........O | O o IS
summary: Runs-Shanks. High. recsin-
phuGh. I!pp %. MaE"e. Home runs-Pipp
Mage" Three-hase ht--Hcnry. Two base
hit.-Shanks. High: iSaker. Bases on balls
on Harper. >; OF Cullop. /. Struck out
by Harper. . by Cullop. 2 Stolen bases
Williams. Walters. Sacrifice hits--Ciihoolcy
ulnn, Cuil"p Double plays-McBridc to
w ilIiams; Foster to Williams Hits-on
Harper. in innings; off shaw. IN
inning tmpires. Connolly ana Owens Time
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n ational League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
philadelphia, .; Boston. / eleven inninss),
New York. :; Brooklyn, 4.
Chicago, =; Cincinnati, l.
81. Louis, 4; Pittsburgh 4
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Petersburg
Portsmouth.

auinmary Knns-S'"war,. Allen t2J.
Emory. Goalby 90. Hudeins. Moore C.u.to
-. Martin. Reynolds. Parker co. Candy
King. Two base hit-Cucto. Home runs
Reynolds. Moore. Allen. Sacrifice hits-
Candy. Emory. Henry. Reynolds stolen
hhs"-St. Martin. Double piay-Emory to
Henry. HitS-On Poole" . in 8 Ia inninrs.
OF Alton. IN % innings: of Marks in
20 innings. Bases on balls-by Poole 4
hy Marks. ?: ~ Alton. =. Struck out-bv
Poole . ~ Marts. !. by Alton. 5. Passed
bali Hu!IinH Left on bases--P"tersbure
.: rortsmou'h 10. Umpires. kennedy and
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAP.
Mt Raleigh.
Winston Sulcm at Asheviile.
Durham Mt Greensboro.
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Cincinnati
('lljrago.

.Batted for Schultz in eighth
tBatted for Griffith in ninth.
Score by innings n
CINCINNATI ......D U VI y u y n o.
Chicago 20 -
Summary: Runs-SchultZ, Mccarthy. Sea-
ton. Double play-Loudcn to MollwitZ
len bases-Zeider, Scaton Bases on balls
of of s schul'z s; off off ssaton l. Struek out
Schultz. Umpires. Glenn and Emslie. Time
In
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II
Philadelphia .......o o 90 ID
Boston ........ ............0 o o 0-1
Summary: Runs-Whitted. Alexander,
konetchy. Two-base hit-Luderus Home
runs-k onetchy, Whitfield. Struck out-by
Alexander. 3: by Barnes. g. Double palys-
Maranville to kontechy: Gowdy to NIaran-
vile; Niehoff to Luderus. Bases balls
on Alexander. 3: of Barpcs. .. Empires.
Ouigley and Byron. Time, 2:n0
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North Carolina League
RESULTS YESTERDAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY,
Ashevilie, ]; Winston Salem, (arst
gameI.
AshevilIe. 2; Winston Salem, o (second
game).
Raleigh, 8; Charlotte, : tfrst game).
Raleigh. 3; Charlotte, 4 {second camel,
durham. 1; Greensboro, 8,
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Virginia League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Portsmouth. 3; Petersburg, I.
Newport News, =; Norfolk, l..
Rocky Mount, Is; Hopewell, ..