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FAVORITES ARE BEATEN
"r"nh Circuit Program ar Bruno,.,
island Furnishes Very Little
Sensational RncInr

~ ISEtRGli August lo.-Fonr
,%,es; "!l purse events, made up the
land track to-day. none of which ~
m,SH"u racing or sensational nature
me Ih"ihna colt. cochanato, furnished
i III eHSht. heating the heavy favorite
f. ny Nio'in'. me favorite broke when
~ ROM close TO the wire in the first
neat, ana after that was not n factor.
Hhothcr favorite TO go wrong wns
a,,iety, In the 2:l7 trot. the gclding
,hn worthy both at low prices In,
me auctions. Derby Custer was =,
s'rong hrst choice for the c:l7 mace
ana he made good. beating the hcld
The 2:IO trot was bitterly fought and
was pulled off by Walter Cox with The
ola war horse Director Todd. this being
ms th'rd consecutive victory OF the
season.
1t WAS announced that the worlds
champion PAGER. Directur l.. would DO
driven an exhibition mile tomorrow
Summaries:
plnn; purse, $4,000
C"chanato Jay. 70. G.. by Co
chato tGosnclD ............1 ] ]
'a cn, >, Mooney 9C%,o b; C., by J Nal
the Great (Nuckles) .... 3
Time, 2:l3 i-2, 2:13 1-2, 2:13 IA
TO beat 2:ao IL trotiing-C CRYSTAL
Uaync). Time, 2:15 Ia.
2:l7 class: trotting; thrcc-heat plan:
purse, 81 900.
Sister Strong, e. m, by Strong
Boy tNalentinc) .... 1
Helen Worthy. b. M. by Baron
Gale (Murphy) .,. .
Lindsay. b; g, by Todd Mac
sa MSRo" coas,ess Mabel. DAISY r 3 :
The Lark and Royal Hall also ran,
Time. 200 81, EOS Ii. c:OS 81.
s:l7 class; pacing; three-heat plan;
Derby Custer. ch. s., by Ed.
Custer (Murphy) ... / I
Contention Il. b. g.. by Copa de
Ora Durfce) ..... 4
Prestolitc, br. M. by Don Var
rick tMcDonald) . 2 . 2
Young Todd and John 4. H.. also
ran. Time. 2:o7 81 ELI Ia. 2:IO.
2:l0 class. trotting: three-hcat plan:
purse, $1,000.
Director Todd, b. h.. by Todd
Coz tCoX) 2
Guy Nella, br. m. by Guy Ak
worthy (Snow) . 2 I,
Esperamza, b. nj, BY Carloiin
vanko also ran. Time. s:9s : "a
s;07 Ia, 2:oS ga.
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SPORTS
RICHMOND GETS SMALL
END OF BISON SERIES
Leake Has Bad Start and Gives Way to McKenly Who
Works Out Great Game-Good Old Wallop Is Not
Present During Contest for Climbers

Richmond lost yesterday afternoon
by score OF to 0 to the Buffalo
Bisons. The locals have no one to
blame except themselves. Tyson. on
the mound for the visitors. walked ten
men. and the Richmond boys. fifteen
strong, died on the sacks. y good
healthy waliop now and then would
have won the game hands down. Three
1nfeld hits during the first eight ses-
sions. and then two regular hits IN
the ninth. after two men were down.
failed 10 recoup for the Climbers. So
Buffalo leaves town with one game
lost. and three won out of four games.
Old WarlIo Lcake got a bad
start-as most any pitcher is likely to
do and had to quit. Lcake just wasn't
in form, that's all. Sometimes Walter
johnson isn't in form. and the same is
true of all other good pitchers. so
there is no use in blaming the affair
on Leakc. although he gets credit for
the lost game
McKenry took the mound in the
third inning and worked out a great
, game But for an unlu"ky bouEdcr in
the fifth session the BiSons wouldn't
have had any chance to score on him
lie went seven innings with four hits
In the first inning kopf was An easy
victim 10 three that he couldn't hit
Channel walked and Jacks went out
TO center field. caristorm cracked out
hit and then Eiummeu hit one that
went through Bank ston. Tho official
scorer marked ii Il single and two
base error as Hummell wound up his
career at third. OF course, Channell
and Carlstorm registered.
The next session saw Gill slam one
between HendryN and Bankston for
three bags Wilder hit Il long nv TO
Hendrix, which scored Gil, though it, 8
an even break that Reynolds would
have tagged him on the perfect throw
made By HcndryN had he stopped the
bail. Tyson lined out one for three
cushions and kopf went out to Priest
Channcll singled and Tyson walked
over
Mckenry started tho next session and
went for the remainder of the game
with case. In the fifth inning. with
TWO out. Hummell hit an easy groundcr
10 Steinhrenner. The ball sir3ck some
obstruction and bounded over the
short,heidcrs head. Hurnmcll stole
second and scored when Mcdonald
slashed out n hard one After mat
McNenr! was never in danger
Fifteen Richmond men died In.
ma tural death OF runners on the paths
during the affair, all because the ola
lashioned wallop wasn't present Time
AFTER time the locals were presented
with three passes; but then Tyson mad
the habit Of making the batter MT
either To Mcdonald or gill, ana IN.
th'nE was all off.
toronto comes to-day. and there Is
double affair. starting at go o'clock
RMS - Ladies Day" and All ,y,,,,an
viii be admitted free. To-mnrrnn, -.
Alvin NJ Smith Day. and il is on
pecteu that great throng Will swarm
OUT Tor the double arair. WIN 10
ronto rs the victim
IN view OF the bad start Of I..kc
eiua! he viii probably he assigned
no
dusty Rhoades as the choice for mo
other game '' me
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LINOW WINS BOUT
i"micd Time Utter Time by Tom Drn,I,
and Finally Started
to Fight.

Starting out with the plaudits Of the
roFul@cc Tom Draak, the Belgian
wrestler. ended mp In defeat at the
hands Of Ivan Linow. a Russian. n,
troad street Park last night. and with
the groundlngs hOoting AT his ina
hl!ity TO overcome his opponents skill
schemes of an unfair athlete l.mow
won in two straight fails
No city in the world boasts fairer
audiences than Richmond, In all ath-
best man win" The match last night.
stopped temporarily by the police be-
TORE the first fall was completed was
no exception TO the. rule. Draak was
the prime favorite at the start. hut he
foUied linow all the way through. He
did rot give the Russian n square deal.
even stamping on his head during a
break away. and when Iinow resented
Tartar under his skin, Draak started
again, and the police intcrforcd
Richmond fans don't care for such
tactics as Draak used They want a
clean match. the best man to win. Last
night after the affair WAS over, Ia
stranger" Lewis said he would prom
Is" to throw both men in sevcnty-iivo
minutes. or the gate receipts would he
q present.
Ed Lewis is clean wrcstlcr-as
wrestlers go-amd Liuow PLAYED n fair
match last night Roth men are pretty
evenly matched as 10 pounds. SO The
~ ''''''''' ''''-''' Wv N''I JUST 10 let inc
TWO hcavywciShts take a chance at
each other iii finish bout
rs 10 the bout. i.inow was the az
@rcssor all the way through lie
proved great on the scissors hold. and
pinned Drank. despite his fouling. i'm
:" minutes. Later, in the second fan.
he PINNED Draai in So minutes \
large crowd Of fans saw the mill and
enjoyed ii. except when the notice IN
icrfcrcd and stoppcd an Impending
fight between the two mem
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Democrats DEFEATED
DONKEY is TRAMPLED UPON
BY REPUBLICAN ELEPHANT
Democrats Can Protest Game on
Grounds that Republicans Allowed
Nudd Pitcher ia Re-Entrr Ron.

WASHl NGTON. August 1O.-The an
nUal House baseball game went Repub-
| lican to-day by score Of Is to 3. 1t
was the nrst Democratic defeat in four
! years The Republicans boastcd after
! the game that their wcll-balanced team
was responsible for the victory. but
! the Democrats laid il at the doors of
/ - country chautauQU;t. They said the
I star Democratic pitcher, Representative
! iatc Webb, OF North Carolina. who foi
/ years has held tho Republicans at his
/ mercy. fell over bench while reach
| ing out :" shake hands with an ad
mircr after speech in virginia yes
tcrday and badly Spraucd his left arm.
This aiihi aroused d"riSiou among the
Republicans. who pointed out that
Webb is a cht-hander. hut the Demo-
Gratis replied that ii was a left-arm in
I jury that retired Mathcwson from the
game, though he. too. is a right handler.
and with that they rested their case.
The Republicans used only nine men.
though they frequently changed posi-
tons. Representative sidney Mudd.
their Maryland pitcher, made tw" runs
three hits. six putouts and seven AS
sISiS and struck ont six men. John
son. OF South Dakota and Miller. OF
Delaware, relieved Mudd for a shor;
time. but he came back strong later.
The Democrats used fourteen players.
Nichols, OF South Carolina. Rouse. OF
I kentucky and Harrison. OF Mississippi.
/ starred for them, each obtaining three
made several sensational stops nj short
and held the Republicans ruulcss while
/ pitching the last two innings.
( Speaker Clark and Republican, Leader
I Mann were honorary umpircs. hut they
/ never left the grand stand, Uncl" Joe
! cannon consumed three boxes Of can
| died popcorn while he yelled cncour-
ag"mcnt to the Republicans
| The lineup follows:
! puhl!cans-Mudd. Maryland . and
cf. johnson. South Dakota, c ana y:
| Anderson. Minneapolis, IN, Rachrach
! New Jersey, 2h: Gray. New Jersey. ~;
Miller. Minneapolis, s.. Miller. Della
ware. II and y: Farr, pcnnsy lyania, Of
| and Dcnlson, Illinois, ri
| Observation-Disclosures. South Carolina
| 81; Harrison Miss!ssirpi s. aud u;
McCNntic. oklahoma. #; Rouse. Ken
! lucky. III and G: oldiicld. Arkansas
! g and lib; Gully, New Jersey. cf and g
! kinch"loc. Kentucky. RI; Gallivan. Mas.
| sachusctts. 2h ana cf. Webb North
| Carolina r. 2h and IS; Mcpcrmott. hi.
/ nois. cf and 2h; Caldwell. New Yorj,
/ RI; Garrett, Tennessee. re- Sears. Tlori-
I "a. if; Garter, oklahoma. If
| The Democrats have strong grounds
( for protest in that they hattcd Pitcher
/ Mndd ont % the hux. and the Republic
! cans allowed him TO rc-cntcr game as a
pitcher.
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CLEVELAND IN SERIES
Victory over 81. i'nui Gives Cleveland
Chance for Championship
OF Prlutcrs

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. August 10
As u result OF winning; to-day's game
with 81. Paul. to 3, Cleveland is
scheduled To play in the championship
contest of the Union Printers National
baseball League tournament here to-
morrow with the winner Of the Chica-
So-Ncw York game. New York de
fcatcd ST Louis. to ., in tho other
game played to-day.
John j. McI;owan. Of Chicago. was re-
elected president. and Joseph J. Dallas.
OF Hoston, sccrctary-t ana ST
laul was chosen MS the 1917 tourna-
mcnt city AT business session Of tho
league to-day
scores Of to-day'S games follow:
Score by innings: y ~ T.
New YORK .....0 03 30 . 90 q 10
ST Louis 9uOOOOo 90 2 \
Batteries: Bailey and Wiegand
iicinmann, Nicmann and Evcrs. Never.
"cpre ny innings: r. II. II.
ST Paul. .......0 o0GI0Oo 90 Z
Cleveland a / lol 0OX-i 10 &
Batteries Ewald and BoIZcndahl.
Hawkins Clcary ana Bonath.
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Anagon Makes Good

CLEVELAND. OHIO, August TO-
Angelo ArragOn. the Cubnn infIclder
recently recalled from RichmOnd by
the New York Yankees, reJUtncd his
old team to-day. md was nj once
sent 10 third. Hut he didn't stay
there long. The second mun up In
the first inning, he stuck his left
wrist In front or one of I.umbeth's
shoots. ind after dancing around for
few minutes. walked to first. Ito
nt once stule second, and scored ON
Peek inpnugh's thrce-base hit. lie
played one more Inning, but suffered
80 much pain that ne hud to retire
aud bounr took his place. lie
showed lots Of pepper, and lind he
hrrn able 10 play out the gnrnc
might hnte helped the Innks TO
victory. ~ Boone. who took his
place. Is n Joke ut bat.
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BOSTON STRENGTHENS HOLD

CT On co. August 1O-Roston
strengthened its hold on first place to-
Jay. ana sent Chicago down to third
mace by winning the final game OF the
series. II 10 :. while Cleveland won
from New York and went into second
place.
The worlds champions punched hits
nohind the loose playing Of the White
son and won easily. At one time Barry
ON thirh and Lewis on first worked n
double steal with Russell in tho box
looking at first base rs If in n trance.
Foster was replaced by Leonard
whcn tho White Sox threatened in the
cl@hih. The game was delayed for
Twenty-Five minutes on account Of rain
aud darkness. The score
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AMATEUR ATHLETES

NEW YORK, August IO-F n.
Euhion. secretary of the America
Amateur Athletic Union. announced to-.
day the receipt OF n cahlccram from
IN" Swedish National Gymuastic ana
HPofuhE Association requesting him to
arrange for tho entry of Ted" Nero.
ditn and two other American athletes
in 0"id events to take place i'm sweden
sometime between October ana 10.
Mcrtdith has agreed 10 make the uip.
and Joe l.oomis Of Chicngo will w.
the second entry. The third man will
be chosen after the national CHAMPION.
ships have been held at Newark. son
TEMPER 6, . and 10
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NEWARK DEFEATS MONTREAL

NhWAEli. August lo.-Gcttinc tho
.ero!ct ny single run. Newark beat
Mon'teal here this afternoon Ia =
II raincd steadily for half hour he
1orc the game. and there were less
than a hundred fans on hand. !, was
costly deteat for the Royals in more
ways than one. Paul Smith ,bn WHn.
treal right fielder. and the hardest bat
ter IN the league. had his nose broken
III batting practice. "Tiney" Cioodhred
VIII also he out for about a week In
the NTH inning Jack Enrirht caught
him In the pitching arm with a fast
one, and Goodhrcd had 10 quit. The
score
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Jackson Is Slugging

.'"" .'ncks"n'> three singles and ~
""nbic IN h,r times NJ hit WIS nv
''r me nest performance among
Tue icHuihS bntsmrn al the mninr
Tongues to-day, nnd lifted Tie White
NoN star hittcr's batting average ii,
points Z" .jI.. Iris speaker got :.
h"uhlc nnd single in four frinis.
canning one point. ~ Cobb did MOI
u" :" wen. ihnding for only ono hit.
nome run, In four tripS to th,.
pihtr. He lost three points Uny,
h"h"rfe"n. Jake Dnubcrt and Uonus
WAGNER. the National League lend
ING siuEE"rs. were idle. with their
ci"hs, because of wet grounds The
standings:
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CINCINNATI LOSES
MATHEWSON'S RED LEGS
MOSED OUT BY PHlLLlES
Trnms Flight Hard Throughout Game.
but Errors Caused Defeat of
National I.raEuc CciinriticS.

PHILADELPHIA. August lO.-Phila-
dciphia shut out Cincinnati in the only
National League game played to-day,
the score being 10 q. Toncy and
Mayer had u twivllng duel. in which
neither team made more than one hit
in an inning. Errors caused Cincin =
nau's defeat. The score:
~;
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AMATEURS LOSE AGAIN
N"rf"'k Team Is Defeated In Peters.
burg by Score OF

PETERSBURG. VA. Auguft lO.-Thc
.Goobers defeated Walkers team Of
amateurs at Mckenzie street Park TO.
day, TO 4. but not until the visitors
had thrown scare into the C;oohnr
camp by hard and timely hitting Mul
lin. the local pitcher. took things casv.
and was nit for fourteen safetics I'm :
Gliding two doubles. Smiths 1vildncss
together with timely hits by III.
q Goober sattcrs, gave Petersburg a vic
tory
s.. Score by innings: y 81 T.
Norfolk 22 0noOnOht !. .
Petersburg ....21so0 00lx--s Z ?
e Batteries: Smith and Heath: Muljin
and Hudgins. Umpire, Buckley
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TY COBB HITS HOME RUN

DETROIT. August 10 philadelphia
wound up its Western trip here today
with lo-to-i defeat, after getting :,
,wo-run lead. Detroit hunted and stole
With reckless abandon. Cobb. In tho
eighth. hit home run into the lcf'
center corner inside the park. The
drive usually is good for two bases.
bat SLOW Fielding and fast sprinting lei
him score handily. - The score:
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Dun,iiIc Con, MN

DANVili-E. VA. August i0.--In a
loosely played game, the Danville no.
lice team defeated tho Lynchburg OH
GERS mere tins afternoon. Z TO .. 1t was
panVilles second victory over Lynch
burg this season.
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National League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Philadelphia. /: Cincinnati. q.
Can other games postponed; rainD
STANDING or CLUBS

! WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
| 1t. Louis at Ncw York.
Chicago ut Brooklyn.
Pitt sburgh ut Boston.
Cincinnati at thiIa,iciph
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PROVIDENCE is WINNER

=, pkoVlDENcE. X. l.. August lo-rbo
ent series in this CITY this aftar,',
.re 'ocais winning. 10 J. II raiucG
an during The game, and little life was
~. ih'o me work OF the PLAYERS 4
uouoie- reader had been schcdul.i nm
the second contest wa called ar TN
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SENATORS LOSE OUT

81 LOUIS. August 10.-St Louis
made II ave straight from Washington
by shutting the Senators out to-day.
1 10 I" Koch allowed Ave hits. never
allowing NOR" than one Ia AN inning
The score:
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NJ Minnoapolis-M minneapolis, s.;
Louisville, =.
At Kansas City-ransas City, ?; To-
lcdo, 10.
=. Milwaukce-Mi milwaukee, Columbus.
rain.
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GYAHolNL on CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Detroit mt Chicago.
Cleveland at 81. Louis
GO other games schcduIrt.p
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How They Stand o-Day
international League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

HuGn!o. >: RICHMOND u.
fr",idencc. :; Rochester, |. Second
game not played; ruin.J
Newark. I; Montreal. g.
ltnitimor"-roronto game played We'd
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summary. Runs-IaSScri. Stolen bases
tash"rt 81. Two-baGc h!t-Ryruc Sacri-
flee Roush. Do"hle plays -Sichoff. BAN
"ro:t 20 Ludcrus; Mayer. Bancroft, TO iu-
G"ins StrucE out-by Mayer. :; by ron"y.
Bases on halls-off Mayer. !: eff 'ronry D.
Wild ritch-May"r. umritrs. RGl"r ana
Harrison Time, Is.
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SeWn rk
MONTREAL,
1 D.;, =, aM95io T.2,t.ls..o az i

.'IrII TOT tf"pUhfeN IN flt'h.
Score by irmiues -
Sewarl. ........ - Q n
Montreal .. ~ n & n n = . . n !,
Summary. NunE-Shorten ~. C,Iia,o,
Witer, Smyth Maisel. IioyvI.v snr-i,tGc
h,t-Erhn. Stolen hases-IIoHIoy WIZ,
Two-hase hit-Shorten Bases on ban, :.
Icn-irft. 2; or Goodbred !; Off Fullcr,yc..l,-
J. struck out-hy Enricht 4; by Cioolt,cd
by Fuuenweiicr. . li!t Nv pltchnr w., - =
r.eht u"wi"y; Goodbrcdp: rs Fulicn
wetder. f!'elsyb. Hits-off Goodi-a, Ia
IN innings Double play-AaChomhac5 =,
iDur2in rmrires. Freeman and Chcst1utt
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STANDING OF CLrES

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Raleigh sat Charlotte.
Greensboro mt Durham.
.tsIrviiic at Winston Salem.
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Providence.
: T !o;,. 81 II a7 20 To,ois.ai { p is

Stor" by innings "
Providence 800. n n n -
Rochester .... q n n
SSlElin+FF lnns-Rchg. Onsiow ,2l mn
W!er g. f"hrioue. Peters Hoelk" sacr,
i!Gs hils-EaHis, Nc!le. Rche. stolen hnsa.
tsapft1uH 81, liratnerd Onslow Tu,wil.r
free, nas' Eohc. Hale Bases on h,lis
on Fe'ers :: Off L"ver"nx. ! struck ont
"E feter- - 10y l."vcrenz . lit nv rilchar
TIutwiiHr pouhi" plays -McAuIcy TO l,oolkc.
iIoF!8u" I" Sh"an 10 oasow Passed Ia ~
40 "'' ''"rt- Tine,
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WHERE THEY NAY TODAY.
Norfolk at Petersburg.
Newport News M Rocky Mount.
Part sinniItL ifl
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Detroit 49,. .........0 ? o . . 10
SUMMARY: Runs-Wi,t t2,. Buah t?>. Cobb
/ t2l, Ncach. Crawford. Young. Mckee. Walsh.
s.rnnk. IN ioic McInnis Two-basr hit
Walsh Homo run-Cobn Sacrifice hit
Z N"iIw"o. stolen baScs-I.a ioIc. Younf. on.
WI 90. Bash f2). Crawford. Piclntch
l'"uNl" play-Mc he" 10 Rust. Raacs on
/ ualH--off Villa mas. 3: off James l. S,ruclt
nut-hy Mitchell. >: hy wiilians, a by James
'mpiros. Evans ana O'I.oughiin Time
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Totals. sc 10 - . Totals. 10 10 81 10
Ran foI NcMulicn IN seventh.
4l|aticd Tor banfoTth In eighth

BOSTON q. .... .....-.l o 2 . Al,
Chicago ..... ..........O o ) )
summary: Huns-Hooper. Barry t2), I.cwls
90. Gamer o., Walker (2). Gardner Scott,
! Collins. Weaver Il. Collins. JachsoH
Sch"h. Two base hits-Barry. Cady. WALKER
Fhrcc-hase hits-Waikcr. jackson. Sacrifice
hits evils. scott t0. Stolen bascs-Iack-
>on, Hooper. Barry Lewis. Gamer. Struck
out-by tusacl 81 by oanforih. /: by VIII
.ians. :: by Foster. .: by Leonard. 2. Bases
on halls-oG Russell. !: off Fostcr, o. off
Danfor;h. 2 Double play--McdulIcn 10
Wciiror 20 j. Collins HIT by pitcher-by
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Southern Associations.

AT New orleans New orleans, 6:
Nashville. =.
At Atlan,a--Atlanta. i, Little Rock.
=.
Al Mobilc--Mobile. 3: Chattanooga,
/.
AT Birmingha m--Birmingham, G;
Memphis. uen inninss).
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WHERE THEY rI.Av TU-HN,.

" II ETE THY TI.Nl Tp-E IN.
Toronto nj RICHMOND 1.-TWO gam.>D.
Rochester AT Newark
Montreal al Providence.
fiufiulo at iiali imurc
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New York,
n Srlc O Totals

'B0ttcd for Arraron In third
Eiwo ont when winning run was scored
Scur" hy innings:
Cleveland ..............0 Ia
New York ..............2 o o - %
summary: Runs Speaker. Roth. Turner.
ArraEon 'Ipp. rwo-bEs. hits-O'NaIiI.
Spcat.r. oidriuC. Th-"c-base hi,--r-rk
Sacrifice hit-PecH stolen bnSes-Arragon.
Roth. Eases on balls-ofr Lambeth, ?. or
RUSSELL 1 struck out-by Lambeth. 3. by
Euss"V ; lit by p!tchcr-by Lambeth. l
Arsasonb WIG pitch-Russoi. Double
-WamhSGanss. Turner To GauG'Il .
Turner 70 Gandil Uinpir.s. Dinern and
%ai!!u. Tim" not given.
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A,ncrirnn Associntinu.

At Macon--Macon. 3: jacksonville, ;
tcn innings; darkncSs)
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Virginia League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

EESUITS YESTERDAY.
Petersburg. g: Norfolk, :.
Newport News. %; Rocky Mount. - tfor-
fcltrdJ
port .mnuth. idlc.)
BRANDING OF Clubs.
HALF nr Sn,S
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Summary: Thrcc-haSc hits-t:ill,
Tyson. Sacrifice ny-Wildcr. Stolen
bnsc-iIummcll. II'ts-oH Lcnikc, =
mud runs In innings. Buses ON
bnlls-oT Tyson. 10; or Lcnltc. 1;
OIL Mci<rnry, {. Bnttcrs hit-hy
Mci>cnry, {. StrncIS out-by rySnn,
:: 10y hcaltc, I: by McIScnry, .. Left
"n bn>e>-IsunnIU. Z; Richmond, II.
Time of Hnmc-i $40. UmptrcS-
BrnnsHcM and Wcstcrvclt.
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american League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Cleveland. 3; New Norh. ..
81. Louis. !; Washington, U.
Eusion. II; Chicago. ;.
Drtruit. 10: Philadelphia. I.
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Totals; "a ~ u Totnls....2 20 + ~ u :
SCo:" by innings: r.
Cincinnati .... .........0 o d q %
Philadelphia 5000. al o D-i
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS


1.
AT Columbia Columbia, 5; Columbus.
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North Carolina League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Greensboro. =: Durham. Z.
Whist on salem. ~; .tshc"iiic, :.
thurlnttc. :; Raleigh. I.