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swing ,lean Off his feet But that Is ex
actly he way | swing all the time" Gard
ner answered. That's the only way |
know" Which was exactly true. There is
apparently so little effort in Gardners
wallop that one Is surprised to see the ball
travel as 1T does. And the reason is that
through the smoothness of his swing the
power accumulates and reaches its height
just as the club head reaches the ball.
There is enough wasted power in golf to
control Niagara Falls. And this waste
comes from poor or broken rhythm Press
Ing means applying the power too soon.
When the average golfer makes up his mind
to try long carry, the fault of pressing the
shot comes In this way: Having made up
his mind to hit trine harder than usual, he
is unable to restrain his power until the right
moment, but lunges too quickly, applies
the blow too soon and the sweep of the
swing Is thereby broken.
One of the great gonng faults that one
sees upon different courses Is that of hit
ting too quickly. When this fault develops
there are two ways that may work toward
correction. One is to bring the club back a
trine more slowly-just fast enough to hold
the even sweep. The other Is to try to ap
ply the power about six or eight inches be
yond the ball. In this way the ball is struck
before the Jerk or kink develops But toe
frequently most of the power In stroke
has passed away before the club head ever
reaches Its object
This matter of rhythm or timing can also
be helped by holding the right elbow fairly
well in to the body. The second that right
elbow flies wide there is almost sure to be
break In the rhythm of the swing. and a
most costly one.
The Case of Marston
Not one golf,r in fifty could control that
full iron shot that Max Marston uses. But
Marston has almost perfect rhythm In the
swing. Going back or coming down, there
isn't break. The circle is big one, but
II all travels IL an easy unbroken sweep.
The average golfer would find this swing
fatal for 1t stands to reason that II Is easter
TO maintain rhythm for two feet than for
four feet.
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NIE ZIMMERMAN
Track Meets on
Toddy's Schedule

INTERCOLLEGIATE.
New ENGLAND intercoileRistes, at Spring.
Michigan vs.. LELAND Stanford. at Ann
ArhOr
syracuse vs.. CoIRate, st Syracuse.
Rutgers VS.. Lafayette. M New Brunswick.
Swarthmore vs.. Haverford, NJ Swarth-
more.
Iehlgh vs.. Mphienberr, NJ Allentown.
Princeton University. open handicap meet,
Penn Freshmen vs.. Cornell Freshmen, Mt
INTERsCHOLAsTICs.
Middle states interhchola stlcs. senior cham
piOnshlps, nt Franklin Field.
Tome intsrschoIgstics, nj Port Deposit.
=. Lower Merton interscholhsties, at Lower
Merion,
PiitsburEh interscholsstics at Pittsburgh.
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william Goldman. the Erasmus Hail. Brook.
lyn sprinter. who Is In his senior year In spite
Of the fact that he is only 10 years OF age.
was one OF the stars In the junior Middle States
meet yesterday. He expects to enter either Penn
or Dartmouth Goldman Is OF the best
scholastic sprnters In this section.
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Cowdrck. the germantown High. School
younEster. made q brilliant catch OF Whites long
fly In tho league game yesterday afternoon,
I,andberR was Northeast Highs stellar per.
former In this contest, which was played on
the Germantown High diamond.
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Dauphin-Perry League Opens

HARRISBURG, Pa. May 2O,--The 1919 sea
son OF the Dauphln.PerTy League win open to-
day at Millersburg, Halifax and DRuphin. Marys-
Vile will meet Millersburs; Newport at Dauphln;
Duncannon at Halifax
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New BasebaII League starts

The Catholic Total Abstinence Union League
recsntly olgenized. viii get under way today
have thelr headauaEters In this city. ST Mich.
ael ; Is located In Chester, Pa The other teams
making up the circuit ares Our Lady of Rosary,
Nativity, Visitation 81 Charleg, 81, Columbas s.
FPsilISsiSsla) isl ana ma 81 @stS @EsitizsbetS's 's' ''i
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HUMPHREYS LAID UP
Hi"hinond" Great Iurbourd Pitcher
hhSt hcsrc Tor Time, with
Injuries in INncc.

Speaking OF luck. the Climbers
maven any. eXcep; the chillcd-stcal
variety. HUMPHREYS will u. o,it ri thn
how long
Yesterday he me, the CLANS and
whipped them, and then after IL was
about over after he had taken tho
Iartner out OF Baumgartner. he
wrcnched his bad kner--,hc left one
ana had 10 retire from the game
h"rc Is no doubt that Humphrnvs
WorkSd out a wonderful! game against
me CIams He held them 10 three scat
.yrca clontS until the ninth frame.
thHh when lie made a dive for powcITs
Efouhdcr TO second. he ruined his knee
tri""st made the play an easy out.
ne next man up, Shcan doubled Hc
might have doubled anyway he might
nave hit tho ball over the !crce-L,i,
~ until that time he had failed i'm
roth respects, and the chances arc hc
,w"Hia nave failed again. Even II no
haH landed that double" Fabri9ue was
up next. and If amy pitcher ever had
= nattcr's number. Humphreys ha
rahr!Hue'S. In thrcs ',ppearauces at
the bat previous. Fabr. Iuc struck out
iHs' three times. He also '.'uieh,' have
hit the ball over the Fence.
us not so much III" game voster
DAY, but there are To toe more. games
ana with Humphreys out Of tho lno
Up III" Billsmiths arc sorcly crippIcd
rams are hopeful that he will be ,bla
:" Iet his hurt knee back in shape
III a hurry " '''' ~
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TARS WIN HANDILY

NORFOLK. July 3.-Portsmouth
race with a victory over Norfolk this
afternoon, to .. II was fast and
close baseball. in spite OF the fact that
both Wood and porray were hit freely.
The Tars hit safely eleven times. many
Of them Texas leagucrs. but were I'M
able 10 shove but two runners across
the pan. Fourteen Tars were left on
the bags. Wood was wild. passing six
men. and pitched erratic ball. The
Truckers got ten hits off Porray
punching two at time In four in
nngs for Il total of four runs. The
home club Pit up an excellent fielding
exhibition, SickinE's wild throw to
first being the only miscue Hartsell
starred at second. accepting several
difficult chances. Wood famed eight
batters and porray six. The score:
pOrtsnouth SorfolIs
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BroUElyn.
New York

Totals....2s . % ~ 3 Totals "a 9 % IL
'Batted for Anderson in sixth.
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NERVE RACkING GAME,
81. WON BY LLSMITHS
Both Sides Go for Regular Time and Score But One Run
Then Crack Down for Regular Free-for-Al
Smash-Up Affair

Fans who hravcd tho threatening elc-
mcnts and hied themselves to Broad
Street Park yesterday afternoon, were
amply repaid in thrills. II thrills were
what they were looking for. y tight
Z wad game for nine innings. a heart
siokeninG tenth inning for the visitors,
and then a rciuvenating tenth inning
for the locals tells the story OF that
wonderful baseball game yesterday af-
ternoon. Providence got three runs
and Richmond got four
providence was with us"
We'll, they started off kinder rcEu-
lar-like and neither side could do any
thing until the fourth session. Then
Rehg tore off Il hit for ii couple of bags
and was sacrificed to third by Powell
Humphreys really could have caught
RehE at third, but he retired tho bat
ter at first instead. Shean lifted
sacrifice fly To Bankston and RchE
scored.
HendryS came To the bat. first man
in the fourth for Richmond He
promptly knocked a home run and
tied the score.
From then on 1t was pretty much
. OF the three up. three down variety
until the game started off In the final
session. Humphreys, who had pitched "A
magnificent game of bail until this
time. holding the visitors to three scat
tered hits, wrenched his bad knee af-
ter two were out in the ninth inning
and had to retire when he allowed an
other hit and saw that he was in no
condition to continue Leake retired
the side without further scoring
That tenth inning was a whole base
Dali game by itself The first nine in
: n1nss had been a regular baseball
game. too.
- In the tenth. after one man was
down Bratnard singled and then stole
second. Black burn scored him with a
hit good for couple OF sacks. Rich
mond fans groaned. Nelle was safe
when Arragon, on q hard chance. threw
on the bounce TO kellihcr. Yelle took
third. Baumgartner. who had failed
TO connect up until this time. singled
and brought Blackburn over With
two runs to the good things looked
bad and the fans began TO get ready
to leave.
NO chance" they said
Reynolds stood and watched Baum
Eartner throw four bad ones and O'pon-
nell. who was pinch-hitting for Lcakc
duplicated the feat Baumgartnor
threw A couple OF bad ones to Priest
and then he was icrkcd. Schultz took
rhts' place on the mound Priest re-
ceived the signal to sacrifice. and when
Blackburn ran ont OF his position AT
first to take the play, the effort went
over his head in the shape Of pop-
fly. which lii on the haSc-line between
first and second. and Priest was scored
-n'"hit. The bases were full
Kelliher hit a no, one 20 Black.
burn and the doughty catcher proved
too strong for rrst-hasem by
throwing the pellet into the planks
at the grand stand. REYNOLDS and
--O'Donnell scored. Third and second
We're occupied.
Hendryx came UP. and after looking
over couple that didn't sui. him
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COHN WINS GRAND PRIX
hh"r Kun Ia Front az King NJ Snail,
wade Prominent with United
StHtcs Fling.

~ SEBASTIAN. SPAIN. July :,
va Faris, July 3b.--The Grand jr,~
%,o' '.p"o p"'et"s approximately 4l4-
enc" OF King Alfonso and a vast crowd
On ,huFiaatic sportsmcn. and vas
M%h handi5y by J. r. cohn's Teddy,
49," ~ fl1's. spirit was second ana
w IS NanGcrhilts Mcigs was ;hird
Ih" rae" takes tho place OF tho :,
nous classics - the Continental turf
n. "rand iriN. usually ruu In paris
ing o. all French tracks during m.
SoH}e ~ the bert starters in Eu,o,.
pari'c'rat.d in Tho event, '''
IN" course and the gram .,,,,
NNlN Hah h""n prepared under Amer
."h supervision. displayed "a number
"nenchn Tags. ana in the ROYAL
""rc mingled 1900 '''' =
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HOPEWELL LOSES OUT
FINAL GAME is WON BY
COOLERS IN POWDER CITY
CrnbhIc Is Hit OppnrtunrIy Wink.
Spnid Is In Danger Only
Twice.

HOPEWELL. VA. July 3-The Goo
bers. by hard and timely hitting. won
the opening; game az the last half of
the league season from Ho7ewen to-
day. > 10 !. Crabble and Spaid were
The opposing pitchers. The latter was
effective throughout. and was no, in
danger. save in the frs, and sixth in
nings. and in these worked hirscl:
out in great form picketrs double.
Enory's sacrifice, Aliens triple and
tho squeeze executed by Goalby in the
third resulted in two runs With the
bases loaded and two down in the NTH.
fiudGins doubled. scoring three more.
Tho fielding of Barnett and "A catch o:
a foul fly by Rowe were the features
The score:
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STANDING OF CLUBS.
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BAKER Is EARNED OUT
Ncwbcrry College Yuunrstcr f:oc. IN
HnieiSh In N"rth Carolina
I.cupur.

f'lly smith, boss of the Climbers an
rounced yesterday thar Ne had far,nnd
EaIph Baker. the Newberry Co!iare
short stop. out 10 the Raleigh club Of
inc carolina League. Baker LEFT las,
hi@nt ior his new berth. and the fans
al THIS city wish him all kinds OF luck
ahu nope TO see him here next season
Manager Smith thinks so much o:
on him. and Baker will he hrn,,.b.
h'r" h"Ht year for e TROUT, Baker is
natural hitter, hut his fielding was
nGt up 10 IN" class 49, standard. ana
hl'ly 'hinks that = season in tn. c'nro
nn" League viii do him a world on
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PLAY LIKE CHAMPIONS

NEWPORT NEWS. July a.-Th.
Shlpbuildcrs played like coming cham
and won a +to-O victory over Rocky
Mount. Applcgatc was hit freely and
only good fielding held the score down.
RaT was hit harder than usual but
bT lltant catches by Walker and Wrat-
ten saved him on several occasions
Wratten. walker and Payne starred
al IN" bat The work OF Umpire Buck
ley came in for much criticism IN
III" second inning, after Smith had
been called out trying TO steal second.
Talbot remarked to the runner. "Na
only missed YOU about two fce,
smith" and was promptly put on, ~
the gam. 10y the Ump!r. The score.
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'Ashevllio won first half Of pennant race
with percentage Of 1928 Tho team won
thirty-thrco aud lost twenty games.
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAK.
Charlotte ut Asiicviiie (morning and after
noOn).
tircensborO mt Winston Salem (morning).
Winst0n-Salem at Greensboro (nfternoonl
Raleigh mt Durham (morning),
Durham at Rnieigh {afternaon).
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SHORE IS KNOCKED OUT
LANKY BOSTON PITCHER
WINS HIS GAME. HOWEVER
Sheehan Ruins What Chances He Hns
ny Poor Pitching I'm the
Final Session,

Philadelphia knocked Shore off tho
rubber in the ninth inning, Boston won
to.day's game, to /. Nabors was
taken out for pinch hitter in the
eighth. Sheehan yielded two runs in
the ninth on a base on balls. two, sim
giles and an error. The score:
PHILADELPHIA Roston
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Totals IS Il 81 IL . Totals SO 10 - u
'Batted for Majors I'm eighth
Tran for NcInni. In ninth

S'tr" nv INNINGS: =
Bhtisdelph'a ...........o Q i,
Be.,on ....;,........:.' % IS
in'mary' Runs-Wal1h King. McElIvee
Schan= HooI"r co.. Barry, Lewis. Ga I'd
hgr, scott iiits-oh Eahora. in : Innings:
OF SHORE. II IL Ia innings. Two-has hits
-Hot',i'Iel McElwce. Three base hit Mcyor
Sagr.nec h'ts-Srunk. Rarry. HoblitzcI.
a6y. Struck out-hy Majors. .: by Mas
J. faS"s on halls--rff shore. 1. OF Nnbnrs
! % Shoehan. l. Empires. O'I.oughliu and
Hildchra1d. Time. i'ji.
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ORIOLES FLY UPWARD

BALTIMORE, July Slack Dunn'-
Orioles kept up their winning squirt to-
day. when they twice spanked the In
dams. The scores were = TO 2 and S
TO 4. Croweil won his third straight
game since being sent here by Connie
Mack in the opener holding the visi-
tors to four hits. Sherman vas cfTec
tive in the second game until the
ninth, when the Hravcs hammered him
for three runs. Manager Teun.y as a
pinch. hitter, made clean single dur
ing the rally The scores
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Owl
Detroit.
Totals. 2G e27 u 2 Totais....3, i2 ~ u ?
Plated for Dausr ga eighth

Scare ny innings:
Detroit ..................o = e q . {
Summary; Runs-t;ranry. Chapman. smith
speaker az, O'E,ili. ftush. II-iIniuu. san
ags ~. TTo-haso h!ts~-Crs~ford. va. Unn.
90. Gran.Y HarrIhce hiin hush Iagly
Chapman. Sscrih'r fy Speaker. Stul,r
hnss.- speaker. Smith. Gandn. Chapman
Bases bsIls--on f.oud~rmilk. z. or bau-
Struck out-by I.oudormiik. ]: by Iitvby
Z. ~ Dau,s, ]: ~ Erickncn III, by pitcher
NJ Dauss. Speaker. Passed baII.--
Ftanske. Double pihy--StanaKe 10 Young
Cmpires. Dineen and Chill Tnuo. IG.
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TY OUT THREE DAYS

CLENFLAED. OHIO, July 3.-Dauss's
wildness carly In the game and his in
effectiveness in the ffth. combined with
Two costly errors, gave Cleveland 3,
t-to-+ victory over Detroit to -day. al
though the victorg were outbattcd, II
10 g.
Ty Cobb received notice that he had
hcen suspended for three days FOR
throwing Il bat into the grand stand
at Chicago. sunday. The score:
tlevclnnd. bet rDIt
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sUPERBAs BEAT GIANTS
ANDERSON TAKES HIS
BUMPS IN FIFTH FRAME
Coombs Holds Mighty Cinnt Swntsmcn
TO Scattered Hits Throughout
the Gimme.

NEW YORK. July 3.-Brooklyn
easily won the frst game OF its series
with New York to-day, i to l. An
derson was hit hard and was poorly
supported. especially in the fifth in
ming. when a double and a single. with
three errors. gave Brooklyn three runs.
The score:
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STANDING or CLUBS

WHERE THFcT PLAY TODAY.
New York at Washington (morninK and
afternoon.
Boston at Philadelphia (mornInS and af-
ternoUn).
81. Louis at Chicago tmorning and after
noon).
Detroit at Cleveland (morning md after
noOn).
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July 4 Golf Tournament

medal plny handicap uoIf tour
nanient VIII be held ut the Country
Club tO-dny. Cnrds mny he turned
In either morning or afternoon, but
only the frat round teightccn holc,I
10 count. PRIZES will be given for
tho best net score In ench Of three
clnsscs mndc UP Rs follows.
First cinss--iimndicnp Of Q" md
under.
second cInss-IInn,iicap OF IL To ~.
inrfuatvc.
Third cIHss-Handicap OF ~ aud
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BONEHEAD PLAY DID 1T

CHICAGO. July 3.--Weilmans throw
10 frs, base when there was no one
TO receive the bal to-day allowed
Chicago TO score in the seventh in
ming and win from 81. Louis. 3 10 ..
The play followed Wolfgang's hunt
with Schalk on third. The score:
Chico1n
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STANDING or CLUBS,


WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Brooklyn at New York (mornIng and af
trrn0on).
Philadelphia at Boston (mornIns and af-
teruoOnl. "
Chicago at Pittsburgh (morninE and af-
ternoonI.
Cincinnati at st. Louis (aftcrnoon).
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YANKEES LICK JOHNSON

WAEHINGTOE. July a.--Ncw York
numerous Opportuntti.s TO score but
neither Caldwell nor Johnson could be
hit oppOrtuncly. In the eleventh In
ming IiartZrlI, batting for Pncltn-
Continued on Einth jaycJ
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TSHrEGU. July 3 Tho pi,,,.
p'rsh Nan"ual League club has pIr-
.i'"S"H y. Compton from the Dos,n,
Hht"n"!S md has traded Edward E,r
ny 70 m" l"Uisv!ll" American AasG.
yIhuon team for Floyd Farmer. Il VA.
hcld"rp ~" "u'-
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I"IaTH... .ol = T. 3 TOtals....3e II s
'Sat"d for FlIck In eighth
ti:a't"d for S"atcn In eighth.
.I.an for V!oS In eighth
'i'attcd for Harmon In ninth
S."r" by innings: u
'hichEo ................0 o o o.
iltihhurSh .............l u u o.,
summary: Runs Hendrix. Williams, Carey
hh"b", baird Two. base Northumberland
! Ei"c bias" hits-M ulignn. IIinchma,i Stolen
ha." iaird Sacrifice hits-Flnck Willtn1ns
-, h'ien, Uiis"h. Double plly-Wison to
wagner. Bases on halIs-on Scaton z. off
i.chard. :. "n Cooper .: or Harmon /
lilts-"r Soaton. N inringr: OF Coopcr
W innings. itit by pitchcr-by Scaton
thairdl: bv Packard. tWagueri Struci:
ni' by S"aton. :; by Packard 2: nv Coonor
:: by Harmon. l. Wild pttch-Seaton I'm
Tires. Nlcn, and Emsl.e Tino. 207
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score by innings: x.
I9EophlNh ....-.-........D y u " o"
New York ........l o O 0 O n-l
summary: Runs-3urn- Dauhcrt. STENCIL.
wheat 80, Mowrcy. Two-bsse hits-Mov-
roy, Cutshaw, Burns. Home run--Whc3t.
stolen baScS--Daubcrt, O MARA. Eauif Dou-
h" plays-''utshaw 10 Dauhert 10 OMHra
Burns 10 Fletcher: Coomhs 10 O'Mara Hits
off Anderson. in innings Bascs ON
hAIls-rn SchupD, 2; OF CooUhs, . Struck
9ut-ny Anderson. b. By Schupp s. 10y
combs Will pitch-Andcrson. I'M
pres, DDdy and Emsli.. Time, l.;l
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VI tHIHoHtH WuI r1rEt hnIf OF scANOn with
percentage or 683. The team won IL and
lost 10 games. ~
WHs1.kE inEi ...r TODAY
Norfolk Mt Portsmouth (morninr).
Portsmouth at Norfolk (nftefno0nj
Hopewell ut Petersburg (morning).
Petersburg at IiopeweiI {nfternoon)
Rocky Mount mt Newport Nows (morninK
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BRONCHOS TAKE BIG END

s.. TORONTO. JuIy 3--Isochcst.r ,o,I.
,.s,two out OF three Of the series from
~ Toronto when II won the nnal gam"
't'to-day by 1-to-6 score Nl,hourh
u bad Aiming lost the day for him Kir-
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SUMMARY. Runs-NiehoK. Maranvi!!e COL
ilH' Masee. konctchy. Smith. Two-basc nj:
80; ma. Stolen bases -Nichon. Evc-s. Ko-
nftChE. Double pihy-Bancroft to NlchofS
III hv pitcher,-by Reulbach. tpan
'roN!; by Alexander. ! (Magce) Struck
"Gi- Alexander s. bY Roulhach 3 Passed
hall-by E!liifcr. 2. u'npires. Quigl.y and
Hyrpu- Time. lis
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y. Score by inn'nC1 =
Newark ....".....,...i % % @ q
Baltimore ...........s o o q ~ :
lor. Sherman. Csbl- Z!umern',n N,Ia.
Schwerr. Two base hits Miller s.I Trri.},'
Sacrince nit r"nH stolen la ,e@- i:t..,
Callahan Double rlay' Kogf 70 cane ~
Russell; Healey tun"-s!steC) Crar, =. ko,,
10 Russell. Bases on tol!s-on Sherman
on Fnrtzht 6. Struck out by ShaT,n,
Left on bsnes-BsitirnoTe :: N.y,rk
Time. 40. tmpifes. Hart and NcCo,ys'" .
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! wo Games To-Dav

i"ttr VIII hr t~" gnmrs with the
'pN ihrncr TENN fU-dHy. the urst m,
i";Io o'clock this noruInr, a..
~" ~ O'Clock this nftrrnnon
crowds are expected 10 intend
both games. " "''eh"
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PIRATES MEET DEFEAT

PITTSBURGH. July 3.-Chicago de-
'c"t"d Pittsburgh here to-day by a
score OF : to =, the visitors winning IN
IN" eighth Inning. when three hits. Il
has" on balls and lIinchman's wild
ihro" scored three runs The score:
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Totals. :. 80 10 81 II 3 Totals. "a II ct II


Score by innings: II.
Norfolk ................0 0 0 %
LINDSAY, Bruce. Stolen bases Lindsay (2J
Whitfield. Sacrifice hits-Reynolds, King,
Parker. HarisclI. welcher. Porray Two
base hit-Fox. Struck out-by woods; g:
by Porray, s. Bases on balls-on Wood. s.
off Porray. I. l!it by pi:chcr-hy Porray.
2 Left on bascs-Portsmouth. 8: Norfolk
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American League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New York. l: Washington. o eleven In
nngsI.
Cleveland, g: Detroit. {.
Bn.t"n, q: Philadelphia. !.
(hIIKn. g: 81 LniIis
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HONEYWELL.


Hopcw"M .............,.o o ooi n-i
summary; Rurs-P!ct'.t. Emory Allen.
Goalby. I;.lpiu. Matthew'S Tvro-taSc i',S-
Stcinbr"nrcr iD. Pickett. HuLr'rs. Three
base hi'--A,hus Sacrifice h!ts-Emory.
Coalhy. Stolen Observation-Disclosures I2), Sim
mons Emory. Double plays-Alhu. 70 Gust
To Barnett Struck out--by Spaid hy
Crabblo. I. Passes balls-or .rrabhl. z
Hit by pitcher-Enory, Allan Ieft on
IN ses--Petersburg . HONEYWELL s. l-inptre
Walsh Time 2:la
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mayer was steady in the pincbcs
throughout The score



Toronto ......... q Il n n
summary: kun--I..ach Two-bas- hit
La'"',Sor SaCr!hc" hits McAu!cy. McTicu.
:'"'h pas Murray Double Plays cl.r:
!" NJ Ancy to HoclIl"; rru"sdaic to smith
J." .iTaEam StrGc'i ou;--hy Kirmav-r /:
Nv ~. isne BASE on balls of Kirmayer
O NJ isu., l.mptrcs, Rransiicld
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rotal-.a5 seil2 3 Totalso7 7-os u :
'tsa't"d for I.ayan in

Hated Tor Weilmnn IN eighth
IRAN for Sevcreid In ninth
Pratt out; hit by battcd ball
Score by innings: n
s, Iouls.........,.....o 0 o o %
'hi'eS0 .................l q | -
summary Runs-Si.lcr. Pratt Fclsch,
Weaver SchalH. Two.b hits-w"avsr
Pratt Sacrifice htts-Feisch. Weaver T.
Collins. Struck out--hy wolfgang. . by
""ilman: Double p!ay-Fournicr TO Wolf
2srE. !lit rs pitchcr-by Wctlman. tIack-
.onl- GmUira'. Evans and Nallin Time