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TRY TO KILL BRITISH CONSUL
VILLA SOLDIERS FIRE AT ENVOY
IN CHIHUAHUA.
Refugee Confirms Report of Fight
West of City Between De Facsos
and Rebels.

Ell Paso, Texas, Dec. "details of
an alleged attempt of a Villa soldier
to assassinate Captain Calvert Scobell,
British consul in Chihuahua City,
Mexico. during Villas occupation of
the city were reported by a Mexican
refugee who arrived here. According
to the refugee, who is said to be re-
sponsiOle. the Villa follower called
Captain Scobell to the door of the
consulate and fired point blank at the
Englishman.
Consul Dcdges Behind Door.
Captain Scobeil succeeded in dodg-
ing behind the door. the refugee said.
The nan then fed from the house.
Captain Scobell has been in charge
Of the American affairs in Chihuahua
City since the American consul was
ordered to the border.
This refugee also confirmed the re-
port Of lighting west of Chihuahua
City between the Carranza forces I'M
der General Carlos Ozuna and q Villa
command. The fighting never assum-
ed the Importance Of battle. the Mex
lean said.
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Consul Dcdges Behind Door.

Woman, Walking on Track. Killed.
Pine City, Minn., Dec. fi.-Mrs. Ole
Lyseth vas struck and instantly killed
by a northbound Northern Pacific pas.
senger train near here. Mrs. Lyseth.
who lived on a farm, had taken the
railroad tracks to walk to town. a dis
lance of one mile.
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FIELD MARSHAL 0YAMA DIES
Japanese Commander During War
With Russia suceumhs at Toxic.

Toxic. Dec. IL. Field Marshal
Prince OyamA. commander in chief of
the Manchurian army OF Japan during
the RussoJapanese war. is dead.
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fS-con,l Half of Se,sou ,

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Charlotte at .isheyillr.
Durham nj Winston Salem.
Greensboro ut Raleigh.
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SARATOGA RESULTS

First seven furlongs-- Ninety Sim
pick, 40 lHughcs). - to i, 10 10 /.
3 to i. won: Naushon. l2O o. McTag-
GarD, II to ). . to 10. to D. second ::
Andes. l20 (Shuttingc). IL to /, & To-
/. to !. third TINE. 1927. Ahru.
Sinani. Devil Fish. Venture. Roscnier'
PARKWAY. BrighouSe. Cash On Drliy-
cry. Monmouth. Maifou. Bob's Olga,
Sevillian. Nicer and Or. Grcmer also
ran.
Second-about two miies-Rhomh.
147 IF. WilliamS). I to >, I to 9 out
won; Archdale. 1879 Kohler). to /.
to ;. to >, second; Repentant, IA
(Tuckey). IL TO 5. { to ). | to ,, third
Time. 1927. Northwood and Race
Brook also ran.
Third--five and one-half furlongs-
Omar khayyam, ll5 tBuxtom. 8 to =,
nollyl. II to 80 to 10. to 3. second
l. s to /. third. Time. 1:071-5 III
tur, Russian Pnion. Top OF the Wave.
Blackboard. County Cousin. Warsaw.
Onwa. Chieftain. Beaver Kill and Pc.
lonium also ran.
Fourth-one mile-Hank tO'Day, 100
(Garner), to |. 5 to .. I to 5. won;
Fernrock. 103 Gyke), l2 to /, 5 to /,
s to 2. second Gainerl, III Connolly,
s to 1. to |. s - D.. third. Time. l: 37-
As. He Will, Flying Fairy. Capra.
Sharpshooter, Water Witch. Hauberk,
Chicklet, Checks and Holiday also ran.
Fifth--slx furlongs-Golden Bantam,
100 (Shilling). 8 to 5. s to s. j to 8.
won; Chatterbox, 106 (BalD, 8 to J., 8
to !, z to 8. second; Nashville, 107
(Feuerst), 8 to !, 3 to !, q to s. third.
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STANDING OF CLUBS

,Sccond Half of Scn.on.)
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SPORTS
RICHMOND GETS SECOND
WONDERFUL MINTH-FRAME
RALLY WINS GAME
Clean Hits md Cool Playing Win for
Richmond In the Gimme
Yesterday.

In n wonderful ninth-inning rally
Richmond took the second game from
baltimore Yesterday, after batting both
Triple and sherman off the rubber.
The final score of to fails to tell
the anguish the Richmond fans felt.
-Four runs were necessary In the final
session to annex the game. and the
Climbers made them.
The first inning started off pretty
we'll for both teams and IL looked like
Il great game was on tap. Then with
two hits the Birds made five runs In
the second session, holding tho locals
In the frame and looking like sure
winners.
Richmond took run in the fourth
and would have taken more but for a
triple play. started by Twombly. In this
box Eibel and Hendrix singled in turn
and Bankston walked. ArraEon sim
gled and Eibel reg istercd. Then Mickey
kelliher connected for n terrific drive
that went straight TO Twombly. He
doubled the play TO Kopf at the
ball to Russell completing triple.
kelliher was caught out Bankston
was trapped at second and Arragon
vas caught off first. though he made
"A valiant effort to retrieve himself
In the sixth Richmond annexed three
runs Eibcl. first man up. walked.
Hendrix went out TO center field.
Bank.ton singled, Eibel scored and
Arragon walked. Kelliher hit a field
er's choice and scored when Twombly
hit FOR two bags.
The eighth saw tn" visitors take on
their final tally With one out. Hart
cell hi, for two sacks and scored on
Winston's single.
Richmond faced tho ninth session
with tho scor" three runs in :he lead
for the orioles and won tho game
Steinbrennor was tho first man 70 face
sherman and he ripped out a singing
single 10 right field. Reynolds walk
cd, but O'Donn"li, batting for Rhoades.
went out on the inficld after a close
decision. The play advanced both
runners. Clemens, Eibcl. Hendrix and
Bankston all singled in succession. and
when Arragon FLEW out 20 center field
Two men were out, tho scor" tied and
the bases full. Mickey Kclliher
strolled M to tho plate.
kell!her allowed Sherman TO trim
all edges OF the plate without an Of
fort 10 hit at one and Umpire Chest.
mutt called tho four offerings balls
sherman took his time, so did Kelli-
her: but In the meantime the fans were
going wild When kcliiher walked, he
forced Eibcl over with the winning
run. Clemens. Eibc,. StcInbrenner and
Reynolds tailed with tho four runs
needed 20 win the game in the final
frame,
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LINDSEY WINS FEATURE
EVENT ON DAYS CARD
Fakes Over Michigan Railway Com
pnny's S2.00O Pure nj Grand
Circuit Meet.

KALAMAZOO, August 4.-The local
grand circuit meeting ended to-day.
with three events on the card, the
Michigan Railway Company's $4,000
purse for trotters which never won
more than $4,000 nor had race rec
ord faster than 2:l4l-4. The feature
Of the race was Lindsey. driven by
Lon Mcdonald. Rrsiac was second
and Grand Chimes third. The best
time for the race was ZOOS 4.
Valentine uncovered TWO good pa
GERS in Goldie g. and Miss Rejected.
He won the 2:oS pace with the for
mer and the 2:i9 pace with the lat
ter. Both events were won in three
straight heats.
The > 90 trOt was called off because
OF insufficient starters.
a:oS pace. three in five; purse. 81, 0o0
G2idie g., T. M by VIII Tran
by &C. Nalentinc) ..........l
Jean b. IN. tMurphy) .....2 {
honda line. 30. h. tDaniels) .....3 4 .
hingen rointer ana baron Watts
2:ls pace: three In ave: purse. $1,000:
Well &C.. Valentine, .........l ! |
rastawny. h. Z. d<anel ........3 3 S
Arkans-Ilo. Young Todd and Medium
Gazette also ran. Time. 200 IA, 2:l3-
ia. 2:0Sl-4
for trottcrs that have never won 81
600 gross nor have n time or race rec
ord faster than 2:l+I-,; three heat
plan: purse, $4,000:
Brisiac. br. H., by lfinrara IMur-
Gr and Chimes II. H., by Kentucky
l." Trincet "" ana icrariiess also
ran. Time. 2:oSl-i. EOS "a. 2:lo.
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How They Stand To-Day
international League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
RICHMOND. &; Baltimore, :.
Providence, =; Newark. ].
Montreal. %; Rochester. =.
Bunnlo, 10; Toronto. =.
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probably the s,ormcs, session ever
held. during the course Of which per
sonal remarks wer" exchanged and
directors OF the Virginia Hascha II
League Tonight adjourned after four
hours without having accomplished
ANYTHING In the way Of straightenins
IT,. Is. Walker. owner of the Norfolk
club. that the league season he de-
clarcd closed tomorrow might. or that
he he allowed to Withdraw from The
league, but retain his franchise. was
voted down. Portsmouth alone voting
with Norfolk. Defeated in this move,
aud threatened TO sue the league and
the various clubs for breach of con
tract. lie claimed the league had
broken faith with him by allowing
Hopewell to withdraw and had caused
him 10 lnSe thousands of dollars,
You can't take my franchise from
me" he shouted. ~ came IL YOU like
II gentleman. and If YOU can't grant my
request. am going 10 institute lega.
caused me 10 lose money" Mr.. Walk CT
says he has lost SG.2I3.2i. but has a
couple thousand more that he viii
spend to get even.
Owner Walker said he did not know
whether or not he would bring his
team here on Monday TO open the
scheduled series OF three games.
Reports from Norfolk Tonight said the
Tars had gone on, strike. and that
Manager i'rrssiy had resigned and LEFT
town. In event that the Norfolk team
fails to show up il is likely that the
clubs. Attorney $. O. Bland was re-
tanned to hrhi III" attachment pro
ccedings brought by Win Clarke
against the l.0On euarantc" put up
Reports showed the financial con-
dition Of the league badly muddlcl
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STARS HAVE GREAT DAY
t:nstrrn Tennis Plnyers Are Victorious
over Western Rivals tn First
Hnlf OF Tournament.

FOREST HILLS. y. Y. August f.
Eastern tennis stars made a clean
sweep of the four singles matches
which constituted the nrst half OF the
East vs.. West tournament staged on
the courts of the West Side Club here
to-day. The feature match OF the dav
was the contest between William NJ.
Johnston. Of san Franciscu, the nation
al Singles champion, and Il. Norris
Williams. H.. Of Philadelphia. 1914
champion. The TWO leaders OF their
sections in tennis battlcd through a
fiv"-set match, which Williams finally
won. 3-6. Ga, Sc. At. -.
In the other matches George NJ
Griffin tWest. ia, 6-i G-4: Watson
NJ Wa.hburn tEasp won from Rob-
ert J.. Murray tWcsD. I-G. St. Ct
G-l. p: Murray dcfaui,cd. Karl H.
Rehr tEast won from Willis Davis
LMeSO. Go. 81. G. !. 81
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PLAY TIE GAME

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. August L.
Darkness ended an eleven -innimg pitch
ing duel between Ray and llurd to-
day, with the score TO l. The Forts
mouth pitcher had little the better OF
the duel, and with proper support.
would have scored II Shnt-out. as the
Builders threw away several chances
to score BY poor base running. Rum
ming catches by Pahlman. crst and
Cueto were fielding features. Score:
N. News. % | o u o o u o o o 0-l 8 2
Portsmouth .0l00 o o 90 OIL 3 .
Batteries-Ray and Lake: IIurd a nd
Reynolds. Empires. Caulitiower and
Buckley. Time. 1:5S
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE SCRAPS
STORMY SESSION is HELD
DOWN NEWPORT NEWS WAY
President Walker, Of Norfolk Club,
Snys lie VIII Fight for Fran
chtSr.
Looks Like a Bust-Up

NORFOLK. VA. August l.-rhc
members OF the Norfolk. Virginia,
I.cnEur. team have declared a. strike.
md will play no more games until
bnck suluri~s nrr paid. rho leaders
clnin TINT the club management *
behind one munth la salary. nn,I
thut they sce NO prospects OF nlI-
tutning their money. Manager
Prcssiy has resigned md LEFT the
city Inst night.
Tonight the players united in
siSninE II Telegram. sent tn Srcrc-
tnry Fnrrell. of the NntiuuHl Ass0-
rintiOn of Minor League Iinsrbnli
Clubs. nsklnE Tint amy moneys
pushing through his hnnds for pmr-
chase Of players or drafts, be- held
up, pending the Hing ar their
cintms. they also appealed 10 Pres
idrnt torprrw, OF the Virginia
I.eREur, asking that the 81 900 guar
nntrr In the treasury Of the league
from the do<unct tlOprwcll club hs-
held. i'lnNrrs t0chrnne. Newton
and Welrhrr represented the strTk-
Ing players Tonight In mutiug the
Claims.
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T. w. Wood w. Cedar Works. at Eli
Park.
liocen's Boosters VS. Woodall
Quarles, ut Barton Heights.
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Richmond I.encu,

Polarines VIZ. Cherry Smash, at
Southside.
Woodmen vs.. Kaehler Motor. at Scotrs
Addition.
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BRONCHOS ARE VICTORS

ROCKY MOUNT. n. c.. August r.
Mullin and AppleGate tied up this ar
ternoon. and the Down Homers' ding err
claimed-a 2-to-l victory, though he
yielded the more hits He asserted his
effectiveness, and would not have
been scored upon had not Simmon ms
stolen home In the first. The champs
took the lead in the opening setto.
hits sent two runs across The score:
Petersburg sal o o 0 0 0 o OIL 9 .
Rocky Mount 100 90 00.-2 0
Batteries-Mullin and Hudgins; Ap.
plegate and Gust. Umpir es- players
Jarman and Gardin.
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sunday School I.engu

c. IT. a. G.. vs. First National. a.
Byrd Park.
McGill vs. Highland Park. at High
land Park.
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LEWIS WINS EASILY
kandrnt Is No Wan tu Tackle Ed.
Lewis, and He Finds II Out

Ed. "Stranglcr" Lewis had but slight
difficulty III hosting Andre Kandrat
last night in straight falls at Broad
street Park in catch AS ca tch ca
wrestling. kandrat was touted as n
great wrestler from Russia but Lewis
played with him throughout.
The first fall required forty-1ve MIN
uirS That is. that WAS the time re-
untrcd, hut when Lewis got mad be-
cause kandrat attempted to Strangle
HIM. he pinned his man in less than
two minutes He secured a head hold
and downcd Eun,lrat
The next fall Was executed in twelve
minutes. y Whiricy-Gig was the next
one. slipped over while Kaudrat wasn't
looking
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Wonderful Ninth Session
HAITIMORE.
RICH M0&n

Totals ........ IA Z S'26 q 2
Two out when winning run WINS
scored.
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SHOCKER GETS HIS

TORONTO. August 4-Buffnlo had
little difficulty in taking days game
from Toronto. 10 to .. The Bisons col
ers. while Anderson pitched steady
game in all but one session. Shocker
who has been recalled by the New York
Yankees was driven from the mound
in the fourth. The score:
Buffalo. Toronfn
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Time. 1914: Katanka. Douglas s..
Spinster Toots!e. Hanobala. Doc
Meals and Idolita also ran.
Sixth-one mile---D erv sh. 40
(ShiilinG), 1910 /. 5 to !. to 2, won;
Transit, 40 (Brown), Ia to |. 6 to |.
8 to l, second: Republican, lis O.. Nc
Taggart. 3 to l. . to !. even. third
Time. 1914. Pandean, Garbage. Miss
Fannie, Star Gaze. Star Gift, Tanner
lane and Syrian also ran.
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Totals. RI s u II Totns....N 10 II 10 8
'litttcd FOR ku"tI"r ia seventh f1w
tl'utiod for ETnm"r in ninth
tlintt-d for schultz In ninth. -stS
S'"r" hN iunIrgS: r.
Cincinnati ..............O q % q 0 I O-23
li">ton ..................O ~ $50
summary Runs Rousuh. Ncnlc. Fitz-
patrick kon"tchy. Smith SuodErass. Black
Lurr Twuba hi,s-iiiackhuru. Smith,,
itousCh Mardnvill". Thr"r-hase hit-Smith.s
stolen bases Kon"t"hy. Ncai". Sacrifice HIT
Rudolph Double piays-Groh to Chaser
kon"t"hy tunasSistcd): I.oudcn To Chase to-
WnG", Bases ON halls-on Knctzor 9: Off
S"hiltx. ,: OF Rudolph. I. IIits-on Knct.S
ger. in G innings. 3allS-SChultZ Struck
nu,-hy En"txrr 3; 10y Schultz. |: by Ru-s
dulnh. l. Mild pitch-KuctZcr. Passed balls
Time, l.II 'isf
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Totals. Sc 16 81 IL I Totals...3i 2,
.Batted for Russell In fourth.

SEOr" D! EHhINKS. F.
Buffalo ................O o-lD
Toronto ................n. q n
summary: Runs Kopp, Gill t2l. Jackson.
Carlstrom or, Hummel. Mcdonald. Wilder.
Graham. Blackburn. Two-hase hits-Carl-
.,rom. rruestaie: wilder. Three base hit
Carlsi tom. Sacrifice hit-O'Neill. Hummel,
Anderson. Mcdonald. Kopp. Stolen bases
Gill go. Carlsstrom. Mcdonald. Double
o'Neiil to Hummel. Struck out-by Shocker.
/. by Manning. ]: by Anderson. l. Bases
on bnl!s-of Shocker. 1: OF Russell. l; of
Manning. !: on Anderson. g. Passed hall
Kelly. Wild pitch-Shocker. Hit by pitcher,
by Shocker. (Wildrr). Umpircs BED.
ford and Fireman. Tln,c. 40.
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Totals ut 9 Ia IT 10 2
tnntt~d for Rhoades In ninth.
Score by inninRst Il,
Baltimore " OS OOOOJl o.
RICHMOND ~ OOO103O as
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SENATORS BREAK EVEN

CHICAGO. August 4.-Harry Harper
broke thicaBos winning streak to-
GAY. when he held the locals snfe
while Chicago used up six pitchers
Washington won the second game OF
the double-header. To g. Chicago
won the hrst game, TO .. 1t being the
ninth straight victory. Joe Jackson
injured his knee in the second game
and had 20 retire. The scores:
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GRAYS WIN PITCHERS DUEL

PROVIDENCE. August ,-Davc
Sheau's Grays Won tho opening game
% tbs series from the Newark Indians
this afternoon. Ia l. The contest
WAS featured ny a duel between Tin
cup and Smallwood shorten in left
for the Indians. vas tho star OF the
game. his fielding twiCe robbing the
homestcrs OF runs The score:
RI
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T"ta!s....33 - II 1 Totais....32 81 10 ]
'l'a;t"d FOR Anderson in eighth

Score by innings: r.
chicago observation-disclosures q 2 0-S
summary: Runs-Flack. Mann. Knabe.
Kelly. Safer. WOrtmun Burns, IIerzog.
rhrc'-.bas" hit-MnIsr. stolen bascs-Rtirns
I!'rZ"E lr. Fiark. M"rklr. Sacrifice hit.
knnbN. Bases on hnlls-un Lavender. . Hits
on 'r"sr"mu. 2: OF Anderson. 3 Hit By
h,tch"r-by T"Srcau. ! tknabcD Struck out
by Anderson. - 10y Schupp. |. by Lavender
.. Empires. Klcni and i:mSiin Time l:i2
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WINS FOURTEENTH

ST. LOUIS. August 4.--Plank allow
ed BOSTON only two hits. one OF them
home run by Gamer. and st. Louis
to-day's game. 6 to- i. It was ST.
Louis's fourteenth straight victory
Plank had the worlds champions at
his mercy, only one man reaching third
after the second inning. The score:
81. Inn{a Rnatnn
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phiInttcIui,ia.

'Ratt"u Tor Sh""hdn IN thirI.
tBattcd for KING in ninth
Scor. by innings r.
Philadelphia ...........0 0 q a,
CleN Gland ..............G o q o d -,
summary. Runs t;rnucy. Smith. t;aniil
Turner. Bc"hc. Witt, Sirunk Two has" hi,
-Strunk. Sacrifice hits-Chapman. Wamhe.
Sanss. Sacrifice fi"s-S:runk. Turner. Passes
On balls-on Shcefan. 2: on Williams .
struck out-.hy Rechc, :: by Shcchaa. |: b..
Williams. ?. Double piaNs-ONcllI t.
Wamb's to Ganiii. Haley To Wit: wit;
10 1.aioie 20 Mcinnis: chapman 10 CanIil
t'mntr"s Din,en and Nnlin Zinc l.h5
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McDermott TO Return.

DIR. William H. Parker physician for
the Richmond CLUB. stated yesterday
that McDermott, star third sackeri for
the locals, will be back in the game on
Tuesday. In view OF the fact that
must leave the club, the news
n rofr eshing at this time. az ~.
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Philadelphia
Totals. Sc7 is o Totals..co 6 "a s. &
limited for Meadows la ,irhth. z.
tl'1ttcd f,r Smith in ninth

ST. Louis ...............n OIL
Ihiiad 81 phin ...........R %
summary: RmnS-NichoT Good. uderus.&
!inrnshy. rwo-baSc hit-Bvrnc. Sacrifice hits
.-lirrn'. bancroft. Douhl" pioys-AIeadows
to RccE' R""!l IL Miller. bancroft to- Nshoft
TO i.ud"rus. liits-om Meadows, S In
innings Struck otr--hy Rixev. {. by Mead
"ws. ,. Bases bailS-of Rixey, 1. off
Meadows. . Nhd iitch Meadows Hit by
pitched haH-hy Meadows, |. (Lud crust. y
cmpir"s, Day AMI EaSun. Time / 49,
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NEW YORK CAN'T WIN
DETROIT is VICTOR OVER
YANKS IN ERRATIC GAME
Wild Hill DonorniSs Crippled Nine De-
fcHted for Eighth Consecutive
Time by Tigers.

DETROIT August I'm an cratic
contest. in which only one run on
either eide should have scored, New
York was beaten by the Tigers to-
day. 10 2. II was the eighth straight
deieht Tor the Fasteners. The score:
New York. netroN
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SPORTS
DODGERS WIN AGAIN
SECOND GAME OF SERIES
WON BY ROBINSON'S TEAM
ict0ry Over Pittsburgh Il Seventh
Strniuht for National I.cngue Lead
erS-NoNrey Firlticd We'll. -

EEoONLYN August i-Brooklyn
made it seven straight to-day by taxi
series. to -. Mowrcy, Of BROOKLYN,
played q brilliant game at third. Fast
fielding by the Supcrbas prevented the
Pirates from scoring. The score:
LIZ.
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SECOND GAME.

SCORE by innings: r.
" hSnlnSton ..........-.u " " ! ID " rs
Chicago ................0 . q o.
Summary: Runs-aiiian. Foster Shpnks
1ic. %. A. Williams. Harper Weaver (2l.
F.. Collins Two base hit-Milan Three.
base hits--Iacksnn. Foster. STRUCK out
by Harper. .; by Russell. 2. Bases or balls
off Williams. I: on Russell. I: of Cirutle
.: m Wofgang. |: or Harper. s. Sacrifice
hit-Shanks. Stolen bates Weaver. Iiel.old
MrMullsn. FostrI Shanks Morgan Doublr
tunass'steD: ]. Collins to
Schalk to MrMuli"n to T. Collins Hit hy
r!trher-by Williams. iIlarpcr); by Benz
! t"ll'iamsI. Passed hali-Hcnry. l'mpircs
Owens ana lIildrbrand. Time, o:30.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Chicago at New York
-. Louis at Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh mt Brooklyn.
Cincinnati ut BUstuIi
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MEADOWS is WILD

fllll.ApELpHIA. August d.--Mead.
owSS wildncsS proved costly in to-
days game, ana Philadelphia defeated
ST. Louis. TO /. only one OF tho visi-}
tors got past second base. The score:s
Philndclphin, St Iouis .i09
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS


Southern AsSOcIuti0n.
At NJ lania-Atlanta. 3: Nashville, O
~ Birm'nGham-i' Birmingham,
Chattanooga. g.
Others postponed. rain.
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To;als....as I % 10 2 Totals. u 10 % II o
Rated for HIN IN seventh
+Hn;toG !nr lIcrsth. In MN.
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Gamer. sacrifc" hiis-1.avan. S.sIcr S,oler.
aascs.Ili!er. Pratt t9. Hit by ritched hall
b! P.anH. tBaTryb Bases bslls-oT
Ruth I: on I'la. k. :. struck "ut-hv Ii",h
!: Gregg. 2: by Plank. , tmpir-.. Con
molly and Chill T!mr, q.
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MONTREAL HITS HERsCHE

Montreal hit Herche hard to-day and
defeated the Hustlers, to . Galore
pitched steady game and was given
peTfec, support. Arthur Dcvlin made
three hits in four trips To the plate.
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American tssocintion.

NJ ToIcdO-TOIcdO. !: I.OuiSvillc Z
At Columbus. 3; Indian
apols, :.
At Kansas Ci'y-Kansas City. s; Mil
waukec. |.
~ Minneapolis - Minneapolis st.
Paul, rain.
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CUBS TURN TABLES

NEW YORK. August 4-ChicagoS
turned the tables on New York here
to-day. the Cubs winning the second
game OF the series, i to 9 Lavender
who held New York to one scra tch hit
the last time he pitched here held
New York To four scattered hits to-.
day. The score: ~