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The Detroit times., 1916-05-02
By UNITED PRESS.

PARIS. May 2.-in the mcoc G
cessful offensive blsws delivered
Gen. Petain since the crown psh
launched the vcrdun ofIen11
French troops late yesterday
tured $50 yards Of German tran6
csoutseast Of Fort Douaumont l
yesterday.
The war ONCE also annouucoe =
day that In the sucocGsful aktn
against the German positions oa 1
slopes Of Dead, Man hill duxlng 1
urday and Sunday the Fren01 0
tured 1000 yards Of German tEU11
es to . depth Of from 800 -
yards. .s|
No news from the vssdm AG
since the beginning oe ~ sgU
princess Offensive has sxouDod u
enthusiasm IN Paris q ~ DQl
tion q todsy1s codnmun1Quo.
ofnc1al statement w. taknn DI
not only that ne German
has been dsnnitsay cll1ekt &
rspsatsd 0ssmla Aa1nn3f9 ~
~. ~ 6Sxk u stlI1o ~
psssed 10 the French armies 10
arc pushing hack the 0ernnnn 1
The French advance lASt
was made between Furt Douan
and the Village Of vaux q
northern fringe Of La CAS0
woods. IN which much severe
ing hAs occurred The poG1f
captured ~ the French wGre e.
line trsnches. One hundred q
man pr1sansrs were taksn- AZ
West % the Mouse. artiIlafy N|
both sides was active thruu6h
the night on the front nom 49,
court to Dead Mans hill, but 0GNo'
were no important infantry act3ono
The French troops contented tho1ID>;
selves with improving the Positions
they captured from the 0eTmann
Saturday and Sunday agalnst -.
pected German couptsrattacks.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02

Jack-Believe me, I will always
love you. swear II by the bones
OF my ancestors.
Belle-And-er-ab how many
bones did they beoueath you. Jack?
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02
u ElzS3
Pierce Dead Man F
Lines to Depth Of 3O
to 400 Yards
SCORE BIG WIN AT
DOUAUMONT ALSl
Gen. Petain Scores 6|
Largest Gain Since
Turn Of Battle Tide I
BY UNITED PRESS.

BERLIN, May. 2.-FleFs4j
French attacks south o. e6lk3
Oouaumont and IN the call16eo4{ Il
forest were eempIstsly rspult H
BY the osrmans In sevSs
hours' hand-to-hand struoole. tI i
war ossIce announces thls aft6@% q
noon. The Germans nnaIntslNt I
al their positlens. ~ II
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02

Groom-How much do I owe you?
Justice OF the .peace-what do you
think It's worth?
0room--Here's q quarter. I've
been married twice before.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02

The question Of general strike OF
the anthracite miners depends upon
the outcome Of the miners conven-
uyn which meets today at Potts
vIlIs, Va, to take hnsl action on the
DsUoosals Of the operators.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02

Best Of wages paid. Positions open
for girls In our new fiat work depart
ment Experience not necessary. Ap-
ply At once. Trojan Laundry Co..
Woodward. at Harper.--Adv.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02
Bank cIsara6ess.

Tuesdays clearances, o6.1s6,-
472.I5: balance, Saso,s32.3s; total
clearances 1916 to date. Selo.sSe,.
S2b.3s; total clearsnces 1915 TO cor.
responding date, e<os,s4o.i1s.t4.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02

or course. Bniiantine will please
you. Suits t35 to $5o.--Adv.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02
Russian Czarna and Her -Four Daughters Are War Nurses
acts also


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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-12
SPORTS
ROYALS TAKE SECOND
GAME FROM CLIMBERS
Errors Assist Montreal Team in Coping OneSded Con-
test-Richmond Sluggers Unable to Connect
s With Goodbred's Offerings.

MONTREAL QUE. July 1.-THE
pitching problem, which has been
worrying Manager Bill Smith, was still
], further aggravated to-day when the
y Royals, who are at present dcvouring
all rivals rapidly as they come up
tto tho surface TO take breath. punched
hits off Mckonry. ana won, to o,
from one Of the most reliable men on
the Richmond squad. Goodbred's hurl-
Ling in opposition to the big fellow was
"a phase OF the contest which Smith
sdid not allow for, and the defeat Of
sBTcKenry TO-DAY gave the Richmond
7chiefs dope bad jolt.
+ Smith announced, however. that he
expects to get some relief by the time
stlle squad reaches Rochester, IN which
town Jack Gilligan. purchased to-day
from Des Moincs, is expected TO report
SGiligan is highly recommended by
several authorities, and Dan Howle-
sboasts him strongly. He is n right
handler and big. His last seasons
record places him twelfth on the West
sicrn League list, with an earncd-run
average OF 2.72 and thirteen games
Eovon, against eight lost.
s Bankston, who was hit on the head
by n pitched ball in Mondays game,
took n rest to-day, ODonncll subbinE
for him in right field. Bankston is
mot seriously hurt ana VIII proolplE
be back in line tomorroy.
& Montreal scored two runs in the first
inning when Smythe. first up, was safe
ION an error by McDcrmotL MckeHry
threw bad when he ielded Moran's hit,
and both runners were safe. Maiseks
Single scored Smythc. r. Smith went out
sto first and Damrau went out TO right
field. Moran scored and Maiscl took
third. Wagner went out, shortstop to
first, and retired tho side.
Tho local team scored again in the
third, when. with one out, p. Smith
Beat out an inheld hit. Damrau SIN
gled to right field and Smith took
third. Wagner flew out to left field.
Slattery singled TO left field and scor-
sed Smith and Damran. Howley struck
out.
e Tho Royals annexed their final tally
in the fifth session, when. with one
3out, Smith walked on four wide ones.
HE stole second while Damrau was
striking out Wagner singled to left
field and scored Smith. Slattery flew
Sout to second base and retired the side.
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ALMOST A MATHEWSON

PETERSBURG, VA, July 11.-When
Jim Poole retired Moore. Parker and
Cucto In the ninth inning Of to-dav's
game on ave pitched balls, he came
within four pitched balls OF eQualinE
Christy Mathcwson's record OF sixty
seven pitched balls for a full game
POOLE was In great form and allowed
the visitors only four hits. including
TWO Texas Lcaguers to right field.
which an experienced fielder might
have handled for put-outs. and one
inhcld safety. Only two Truckers
reached second base. and none went
farther. Neither Poole nor EldridCe
issued base on balls but the latter
was in trouble on three different oc-
caFions. Pickett opened the eighth
with double. reached third on Emorys
indeld hit. but was held when Henry
went out. short to first. Emory adj
Nancing. Pay scored both with hit
TO center field. The score:
rfA nIIil p-i>
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New ark.
Buffalo

\. Totals ...2s i q 1G Total. ...-s 3 - D. 3
sBntted for Enright in the ninth
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FORK UNION TAKES BOTH
Especial to The Times-Dispatch !

l'Pe'4di w j nc 4 lneS-DlSDatCh.l
FORK UNION. July lin a double
header staged here to-day. Fork Union
won both from West View. West
view. after having won majority of
It's games this season, had a slump.
The locals took the initial contest by
a score Of G TO l. and the secopd by
70 l. The homo team, led by j.
ball with startling regularity. The
features were. for West View. the
capture of difficult fly in center by
smith ana the batting OF Harry Waugh
an and Lush.
Batteries, first game-Lush and Lacy
for West View. Fork Union-Snead
and Sledd. Second game, West View
Webb and Lacy. Fork Union-Pitts,
Thomas and Sledd. Umpire, VIII
Evans, of Arvonia
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HOPEWELL BOMBS JARMAN

HOPEWELL. VA. July l1-Jarman.
tcrnational League Club, appeared like
an amateur In to-tlay's game against
topewel! and retired at the end OF
the sixth inning to save the Pun"
base-runnerS from ovcrexertion In
the second frame three bases on balls
three singles and three doubles resulted
in six runs after ten batters had faced
the former R!chmonder. 4 double play
saved him from further trouble in this
stanZa.
The locals kept up their run getting
In the fourth and nth, and in the sixth
sent over four more. Calbert finished
CONTINUED on Ninth PaceD
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Motor Sense

A PLEASANT RIDE depends
upon three things-the car, the
man and his clothes. If the last
are not appropriate, half the
joys of motoring are lost.
THE WISE MAN who owns a.
car knows it is not difficult to
find an outer garment that COM
bines both GOODNESS and protec-
ton against the Justified
winds Of summer.
YOU WILL FIND in these
Auto busters" just such a
combination-they let in the
breeze, but keep out the dust.
Better chug around and get one
for that next weekend trim.
Prices are moderate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-12
BUILDERS LICK TARs
ANNUAL LONGEST HIT
Is MADE BY WALTERS
Shipbuildcrs Drive Couple of Pitcher.
FROM Mound with Heavy
Clouts.

NORFOLK. VA. July 11.-Newport
news batteds Nicks and Portray hard
"salh this afternoon. winning from
NoFiolk easily, to 0. The Builders
got an even dozen hits, well punched
one OF which came while Cochran wa
performing. In the last two innings.
'aruinier was master OF tho Tars at
AZ stages. Walters drove one OF
Nicks's shoots far over left-feld fenco
In the second inning. the first time
the feat has been performed in tho
history or the park. Crist followed
with another in tho seventh but tho
drive was not as far as It's predecessor.
crist led at bat. with four hits out
OF firc times up. which included a.
triple. The score:
MT
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SECOND GAME.

Totals pa 81 IT To,als.3I 3 cil5
'iiatted for Hamilton in second
fBatted for Weilman in seventh
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FIRST GAME.
Totals; 30 10 81 IS Totals. ..ss . p 10 4

Score by innings: r.
Philadelphia ..........0 o 0 o--S
St Louis .............. l Q 0 O--S
Summary: Runs-Lajoie, Pick, Mitterlng,
Shotton CD Miller go, Pratt, SEVERED
koob. Hits-on Hasselbacher. IN 3 In
nings: OFF Williams, l in l inning: off Shee-
han. 4 in . innings. Two-base hits-Pratt
Strunk LaJoie. Home run--Pratt. Sacrifice
NJ, Austin Stolen Dissatisfaction. Pratt.
Miller CD. Struck out-by HHssel bacher, ! !;
by koob, /; 10y Williams. /; by Sheehnn, 4.
Double p!ays-pratt. Lavan TO SISTER :
lawry. KING to LAjoie. Bases on balls
on koob. :: on Hassclbnchcr. d. off Will
liams :; off Sheehan. ,. EMPIRES Owens
and Connolly. Time OF game. 1880.
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Get Pitcher Gilligan

Manager billy Smith has signed
Jnck Gilllgnn, formerly OF Drs
M0incs. In the Western League, n
rlEht-hnnii pitcher. who will join the
club In dorchester ON Thursdny. GIL
IiEnn, who IN n bir fellow. won thIr-
teen and lost cIEht Enmcs Inst ycnr.
Ihe cnrned run average against him
was - Gfl1iEnn IL expected :. rcntIy
10 strengthen the pitching stan and
give the other men more rest.
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BOSTON CLIMBS BACK

BOSTON. July ll.-The Boston
hmericaps defeated Chicago. > to 9, and
to i, In to-day's double header, the
victories moving the local team back
INTO third place. Six pitchers were
used by the visitors during the first
game. In the second contest. the Bos-
ton team outbattcd its opponents. and
Inc hitting VAS timely. The scores
kIRSI 4.
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CONTINUED on Ninth Page.)
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! Hh -ItT TOT FSNSh III mint
core by innings:
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YANKEES AND MAPS SPLIT

Cleveland broke even on Il double
header here to-day, the home team
winning the first game. to q while
Cleveland won the second game. TO
:. pitcher Cullop, who started the
first contest, won his ninth straight
game Of the season Bcebe was
knocked out Of the hox in tho fourth,
when New York scored five runs in
the second game. Cleveland knocked
Keating out OF tho box In the third
inning. Loudermilk was Wild except
in the pinches: The scores:
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Commercial League

The Commercial League will hold
meeting Tonight ut the store of
Howell brothers, 90. East Brond
street, to discuss the formation OF
plans whereby the schedule of the
league Will be completed before the
end OF the season ON August g. 1t is
the purpose of the officials of the
lcnEuc to play doublc-hcadcrs every
saturday from now on until the end
of the season.
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Must Have Been Awful.

NEW YORK. July 11.-Catcher Leslie
Nunamakor, OF the New York Amcri-
cans. was to-day suspended indef-
nitely for his language to Umpire
O'Loughlln during dispute ovor balls
and strikes in the sixth inning Of yes
terday's game between New York and
Cleveland.
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JOHNSON STILL GOOD

WASHINGTON, July 11.-Detroit and
Washington broke even In double
header here to-day. Detroit taking tho
nrst game, to :. and Washington the
hitting contest, in which both Gallia
and Dauss were knocked out of the
Don. In the second game. Johnson
never was in troublS The scores.
EIfSr
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Totals..55 IL q Totals...3& TT 10 2
.Batt"d for rorray in seventh.

SrOre 10y inninEE: r
Newport N.ws........ 0 o &C
-NoFlo!F ............-..0 q o %
summary: RunsPohlman. Walker CO.
Cris,. Walters. Watt. Home runs-waltors.
'.rist. Three base hit-Crst Two base hit.-
Gardinier: Har;scl. Sacrifice hlt-wratt.n
Double play-Wratten. unassisted. Hi,s-otc
.ricks. In o Innings: off Porray, 3 in In
ninEs; OF Cochran, l In innings Struck
ou.-by Gardiner. I; by NIcks. !: by Por-
ray j. Bases on balls-on Gardiner
,Morpeth): OF Nicks. ] Pahirnan1 HI,
eenv;s srin Niehs tGnrd!n!er): By Cochran
~ t!herb. l-eft on bases-Norfo,k. 7: New
port News. Z. limo OF game-2:c1 Umpire
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DAN PATCH Is DEAD
,Fnstest su1ky Horne Pnx.~~ Away Or
KS Farm Of VI. W. Savage, In
~. $50 Minnesota.

\ & MINNEAPOLIS, July lL---Dan Patch,
pacing stallion, owned by NJ ". Saw
sttEes OF Minneapolis. died Of athletic
stsart at the owners farm, at Savage
l|ESS39tnn., to-day. In 1906 ne paced a
sSyniis over til" ST. Paul track in l.sS,
t&he world suilSy record Dan Patch.
[Bougfrt by Sara@" f". 10000, was
from the tracks seper.l
HfSars ago.
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ALEXANDER WINS OUT
IN PITCHERS DUEL, is
BETTER THAN LAVENDER
"hitted's Fast HnSe-Running Enables
Phiilies to Take Cubs
MenSnrc.

CHICAGO. July 1l.-Whitted's fast
two OF them home runs. in five times
Philadelphia the winning run in n
2-to-1 pitchers battle between AlcXan-
der and Lavender to-day. The Cubs
punched two of their three hits for
one run in the seventh. Tho score.
Philadelphia. Chicago.
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Totals.. 30 p II Totals....29 2 i 9
'Battcd for Lavender In eighth
Score by innings: r.
Philadelphia .......l 0 o a o %
Chicago .............. e-l
Summary: Runs-Paskcr.. Whitted Flack.
Sacrifice h!t-Nichon. Stolen bases-Whitied
90. Double play-AleNarder to Luderus.
Bases on balls-off Lavender. l. off AlcSan-
der / Struck out-by Lavender. 4; by Alex
and"r. 3 Cmprcs-O' Day and Eason. Time
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Cincinnati.

Totals. Al IL 20 10 Totals. IA II 80 /
.Bat for rerri,t in eighth.
IBhttcd Tor Benton in the tenth.
.Battcd for KnetZcr in fourth
,Batted for Moseley in tenth.
Cincinnati ..........2 ! O o 0 O o.
summary: RunS-Burns t2,. Kuuff (2l,
Mcrkie' Mckechn. o.. Pcrritt, Loudcn,
Ncaie; Hcrzog. Griffith. Struck out-by per
lMi,. by Anderson. /; by Knetaer. 5: by
HoScIr!, :. Eases on balls-off Perritt /:
or schauer. l: OF Knetzer. s; or MoseIey. l.
Iwo-p ase hits--Doolan, Herzog. NerltIe.
Inrce-pase hit-kanif. Home runs-Burns
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.AshcyilIe won first half OF pcnnant race
with percentage OF .623. Tho team won
thiri y-threo and lost twenty games
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Raleigh at Charlotte.
Greensboro Mt Durham,
AsIeviile ut Winston Salem
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HONUS RUINED GAME

PITTSBURGH July I-Pittsburgh
defeated Boston here to-day by score
Of to .. The visitors made two runs
In the fifth and the Pirates tied the
count in the seventh. In the next in
ming Wagner singled took second on
lIinchman'S sacrifice, and scored on
harness wild pitch. The score:
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ENGEL GOING STRONG

BUFFALO, July ll--Joe Engel. the
former Washington American pitcher
turned in his NTH straight victory
in little moro than TWO weeks when
ne beat the Newark Indians to-day
G to 1, and gave the Bisons their third
straight game OF the series. Enr!ght
2 .yaselit OPPORTUNITY by the locals The
| acOre.
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SUPERBAS TAKE FIRST ONE

ST. LOUIS, July ll.-Isrooklyn won
the first game OF the series here to-
day, 3 10 (. In the seventh. with two
out, paubert walked and STENCIL
Knocked a home run. The score:
Brooklyn. ST. Louis
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ATHLETICS TAKE ONE
CONNIE'S CROWD ACTUALLY
WINS BASEBALL CONTEST
Bush Holds ST. Louis to Five Scattered
Hits, md Wins Second OF
Double Bill.
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, July 11.-After
losing the first game to ST. Louis to-
losing streak by defeating the visitors
in tho second contest, to O. Wild
pitching and costly errors gave St.
Louis an easy victory In the first game.
In the second, Bush held the visitors
TO five scattered hits. and was we'll
supported. The scores:
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:. SCORE IN innings. II
Roehest.r -,.......... q
Summary: Euns-Xachcr. Siglin. RehG.
FabriGue, Blackburne Two-ease hit-Yclie
Three base hits Echg, Blackburne. Stolen
base Backburuc. Hit by pitcher-by kir
mayer J. Bases bals-on BanmEa rdner.
2; oil l<!rmay"r = Struck out-by Baum
gardner. Notwithstanding and kce-
Tiu,.--'
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INf2Y' Murrav. Graham WoRas r on, i ;,I1H
Ritter. Two-base hits--Jrrue sdalo. Graham.
i Ritter, Winston. Bates. Sacrifice hita---
Herbert, T:ucs1stle. Stolen pases--Srn,,h
,E(2). Bates (2l. Double plays--Smith to
Graham; Miller TO Crane. struck out--by
Crowell, 3; by Her be-t. J. Eases on bulls
off Triple. G; OFF CroweM !. of Herbert
Hit. by pitcher-by Crowoll trrucsdnle,.
EMPIRES. MCGOWAN ma Hart. Tine OF
lame 1:55.
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PROVIDENCE WINS EASILY

ROCHESTER,, ". Y, July l1.-An
early lead enabled Providence to stand
OFF n ninth-inning rally by Rochester
To-day and win. 2 10 9 The locals were
helpless until the ninth, when. with
two Hlen out, Sheau's error gave them
Ill opening, and they put across TWO
rms The score:
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Portsmouth first half OF remnant
with percentage OF .683. The team
won orty-One ind lost nineteen games.
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
Newport News at Norfolk.
Portsmouth ut Petersburg.
Rocky Mount at HopewelI
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BURNS SWATTED SOME

CINClNNATI. July lin tenth
inning batting rally. New York took
the first xame Of the series from Gin
clnnati hcrc to-day, s TO 4. Burns,
New YoriS's left fielder. made four hits,
two fthem home runs. in five times
up. The score:
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Score by innings: r
Philadelphia ........2 o o 0 IA
81 Louis .,...........O D u q O q %
Summary: Runs-walsh King Strunk
lfts-on Hamilton. In inning: on Wen.
man. In ) Innings. Struck out-bv Ham
i.on, ! by Groom, /: by Bush, 5; BY Parks
Double plays-Laboie 10 Strunk: John.
SION. trait to Sisler. SaCrihce hits-king
Schang. Meyer. Bush. Austin. Stolen busc---
Marsans. Bases on hAlls--or Groom, :: of
Wc!lman, 2: off Parks. !: on Bush g.
tmpiros. Connolly and Owens. Tim, o.
l:tO -
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American League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

New York. 3: Cleveland. (frst Eamc).
New York, g; Cleveland. tsecond gumc).
Huston, 81 Chicago. (iirst camel
Boston. 8; Chicago. Second ganc).
Detroit, /; Washington, tiirst gume).
-. Louis. 8; Philadelphia, 3 (1rst game).
-. Louis, o; Philadelphia. 3 (second
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
New York Mt Cincinnati.
brooklyn ut st. Louis.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at Chicago
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How They Stand To-Day
international League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Mont real, 3; RICHMOND, o.
Buffalo, B; Newark, |.
K"chestcr. >: Providence. 8.
Toronto. 3; Baltimore, =,

/ WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
| RICHMOND at Montreal
| Baltimore mt Toronto
| Newark at Buffalo.
! Providence ut Rochester
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Cleveland mt New York.
Chicago ut Boston.
st. Louis at Philadelphia
Detroit at Wnshingtor
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T0KNE tiNME.
Detroit NynsI,;pr,on
T"tals....3l 81 o Totals SO l. u ls
Matted for Ayers in sixth.
kaiiCI for Dumont in eighth

fHatcI for Dumont in eighth.
Score hy innings: r
Detroit ...............O o o o O o.
Washington o @ q > n n a >
, summary: Runs-Cobb. Veach (o). Dauss,
barber. Henry. Mcbride Two-basc hits
h"nIy Young. Sacrifice htts--Hci!ninn.
N!it Double piays-McBride. Foster TO VII
uhins g; Shanks. Williams to Shanks
ihscs on balS-oR Gallia. 3 OF Dauss :
OF Dulnont, /. IIts-or Dauss. 10 in : 4
i.nings OH Cunningham. in 2-2 innings
on GhiAA in Ia innings; off Ayers |
IN "a Innings; of Dumont. In inninrs,
M by pitcher-by Gallia (Dauss). Struck
Smi-hy bauSs. 3: by Gallia, i by Ayers. 3;
ny cunningham, !, wild DItch-GuilIa.
umr!res, Nnilin and Dineen. Time OF game.
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ii'"t't. ioE Nahtiehner IN seventh
Score by innings. r.
Boston ............... q 2 o 0 %
l'lttSburgh ............ o o o o -
Summary: Rurs-Snodgrass, Gowdy, wag-
nor: Farmer. Wilson. Three base hits
smith. Farmer. wilson. Stolen bases-Carey.
wagner Sacrifice hit-Hinchman. Bases on
balis-oT Hughes, !; off Kantlchner. 2. Hits
or hughes. In innings: off Barnes. in 2
innings; OF kantlahncr 5 in innings Hit
by nitcher-hy Hughes tSchultz). Struck
out-by 3arnes. /, by KantIehner. /: by
JacoDS, Wild p!tch-Barnes. Umpires-
k!en and EmsI!e. Time--l5I.
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SECOND CANE

.Tota....-sl 6 II "A Totala. 80 y.ss :
sou 49, ca,. MI 81 batted ban.
se n.,as '.,-..........-. % @ o Of
' ss,,n,- ...-'.,,,....... oIll o O -
n mu.h r., F%n-oas: Msg-scott, Lewia Sanpi,'
i nn, hI,.@-Mch'ul!.n. 0ar.n-r. Barr W.T.
L.ounia p'hyh,1Loiins Weaver 10 tronr
1 uaI1ner 70 Hohiits.l. Bases on haiisnt;,
'N'oifxsnn u Cd Ruth J. struek 's ansS,
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SCoFe Dy innings: II
Detroit ..........O o l o o O.
washington ..........o o 0 o x-S
summary: Runs-Cobb Jameson Foster
Ml.Hr. Two-bas hits--Wlliams. Cobb,
ALTAR Crawford. Stolen bascs-Foster Mi
Ian Sacrifice hts--Ainsmith. Williams
Eases on balls-oh Boland. .: off johnson
= Hits--of johnson. 3 in innings of
Holland. in innings. Struck out--bv
Roland, 4: by johnson. 10. Passed bali
Baker. Umpircs. Dinecn and NaiIin. Time
of game 80.
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TORONTO BEATS ORIOLES

AS TORONTO. July 1l.--Toronto hit
Triple and Crowell hard to-day, easily
defeating Baltimore, S to 9. Sharp
fielding helped Herbert IN the pinchcs
Score by Innings: -. i. Il
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t2,. stolen basc-Kaun Ump.rcs-IiEler and
IIarrtsn. Time--c:25.