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on Clemens's hard drive past WARRIOR
and counted when McDermott singled
through Lajoie.
1t was right much OF game as In
ternational League games in Richmond
SO. and II brought out some rather
nifty work. Hanford and Schultz
were tho swat kings. each making
perfect records at the bat. Hanford
had the edge over the Leaf. however.
due to the fact that u sacrifice hit took
away one OF Schultz's times at bat.
Each had a homer. Bankston. Jacob
son and Lajoie also did unusually hard
clouting.
Only two men figured in each OF the
double plays made. WARRIOR hit Nc
Dermott. who was playing his first
game in recent weeks. twice. Strike
outs were few aud far between. and
the fact that only one base on balls
was issued during the contest was
notable. Eibel was absent, due to his
being called home on account of the
sudden illness OF his mother.
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ADJUSTMENTS
Musical Comedy suprlan,. Vaudeville.

Ardent suhragists and Acrimonious
ANTS" allie forgot their differences
OF opinion on the burning question o.!
the feminine vote at the Lyric yes,er-
day afternoon, and were equally enter
tained and amused By the preEenta-
ton Of William Z. FriediandeTs rnu-
steal comedy. The Sufragette Revue"
Certainly the show was one long laugh
r. Weiner, posing as the Baron Lieb,
appeared until the finale By the entire
company
While the cast. an whole. IL q
feminine one. since the play is based
On suffrage conference where del
egates are not only plentiful. but Young
and pretty. besides. which is hardly
fair, there are number Of men mixed
W. inevitably. in the plot.
There Is the soreiy bese, hote! clerk,
who yet retains his suave courtesy q!
manner under the most trying c!rcurn-
stances. There Is also Arthur Harris.
who in the role Of Jack Sparks can
not be blamed for being infatuated
with the exceedingly pretty secretary
or the conference. Josephine, played by
Elaine Arndt. who raves so CHARMING
iy over the issues at stake and yet 81
so plainly In love. Any organization
with such a secretary would not need
the rights and privileges Of equal suf-
frage IL the men were left TO her ten
der mercies. While there are several
| catchy musical numbers. the COMPANY
is somewhat weak on good sinxirv
voices.
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meeting OF tho State Farmers Inst.
tute ut Blacksburg. August 1917.
Thcre will DO demonstrations In
handling bees and also lectures on
beekeoping. Such topics as, How
to Prevent swarming." and How to
Protect Bees During the Winter"
will be discussed. In q recent survey
1t has been ascertained that In MANI
localities in Virginia the loss during
tho past winter was severe. SO per
cent being not unusual.
number Of beekeepers have stated
that thcy would attend. and several
beekeepers who are interested in Sec
Ing the industry develop have sur.
gested that this meeting would be a
good time to organize \ State bes-
keepers association. AS there are
many advantages to DO derived from
such an organization. beekeepers, who
arc interested In seeing this INDUSTRY
develop should lend their influence.
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Steamer Hits Mine
Off South America
Fioe american Passengers, Ten
Other Passengers and -Four
Of Crew Lost.
INV A.soc,.ted pr,,,1

WASHIN TON. August 13.-Five
American passengers were lost when
the American steamer City of Athens
struck mine and went down near
Cape Town, S. A. on August 10. &C
cording to to-day's State Department
dispatches. Ten other passengers and
four OF the crew also were lost. tho
dispatch says.
Tho dispatches say four Of tho
Americans were missionaries. and
named Mr.. and Mrs. Naygard, Miss Rob-
inson and Caroline Thompson. the
latter Of tho Methodist mission board.
Mr.. Pointer OF that mission was
saved. Nineteen other missionaries Of
an organization with headquarters at
356 Bride Street, Brooklyn. were rayed.
The nth American who was lost was
Mr.. Sumner. address not given.
In addition to those five. an English
man named Duckworth, with his
American wife and six children also
lost thor lives. Mrs. Duckworth's
father lives in Denver. Col. His name
has not been ascortalned. Among tho
saved were blf. Sommer and wife, ap-
parently from Meadows, H.; Mr..
Richey. 4616 Evans Avenue. Chicago;
Mr.. Priohett, 1426 Rockland Street,
Philadelphia: David Lovas Astoria, OF
South Dakota; X. F. Braaten. Mime
apolis; Mr.. Denham. an Australian,
with an American wife and two chill
dren. and q Mr.. Smith, no address
given.
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Carolina Cancels
Football Schedule

CHAPEL HILL, n. c., August 10
The Univcrstty OF North Carolina to-
dry Cancelled fits football schedule
tentatively arranged for the coming
fall, following n meeting of the attn
lctic council, and after conference
with the college authorities. In a
abatement issued In connection with
this action OF the university. Prcsl-
dent Edward IL. Graham said that
the university feels that It cannot
give tho attention necessary to the
carrying out of a major athletic
schedule this fall. and at the same
time fully meet what II concctves to
be it's present obligations with ref
erencc to the war.
The university will offer courses
In military training modelled on the
lines of the officers reserve training
corps courses.
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SECOND GAME.

Totals 50 :. \: Total. ...z7 = le
'RaItsi FOR Gibson in eighth.
-Eat;ei for PeTr.tt in eighth.
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BLAMES POLITICAL ACTIVITY
Acceptance of Rev. j. c. HoIlnnd's
Resignation Reacfndcd When Min
lister Alleges Politics Play Part.
Especial TO the Times-Dispatcl

lSpectal to the Times DIS patch1
DANVILLE, Va. August 13.-De-
spite rumors to the contrary, Rev. j.
c. Holland. pastor Of Keen Street Bap-
he had severed his connection with the
church, but stated that his resignation
had been rejected by the board OF
deacons. Inquiry made Of one of the
members OF the board of deacons re-
vealed the fact that, after the morn
ing service yesterday Rev. Mr.. Hol-
land proncrcd his resignation. which
was accepted by the board. Later in
the day another meeting was called,
and the minister is alleged to have
said that rumors Of his i'll health were
unfounded. but that the acceptance
Of his resignation had been brought
about by political movement
In the light OF statements made by
the minister. the board rescinded its
previous action and he was reinstated
az minister. a direct statement which
might explain the cause Of the minis
tcr's resignation has not been secured,
but member of the board Of deacons
said to-day that the harmony in the
church had been disrupted ever since
the minister entered the political field
when he became a candidate for Mayor
nearly year ago.
Rev. Mr.. Holland Is one Of the best
known clerics in Danville He or
ganized Keen Street Church eighteen
years ago, and has been pastor ever
since He IL at present vice-chairman
or the board of school trustees Is a
director In the anti-tuberculosis or
ganization and prominently allied with
many organizations.
Several days ago he stated that he
was trying to secure n chaplaincy In
the army. but expressed the fear that
he could not secure one on account OF
being slightly over the age limit.
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Washington.

Totals 81 8 20 IL Totals IA l3 n II
'Batted for Fisher In third.
tBatted for Shocker In seventh.
tBatted for Cullop in ninth.
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VETERAN IN GREAT FORM
NJ. ID. Whitman Provides Feature Play
During Doubles OF Patriotic
Tennis Tournament.

BOSTON, August 13.-M. D. Whit
man. OF New York. who retired nearly
& score Of years ago as the undefeat co
national lawn tennis champion in
singles. furnished the feature of the
pla! in the national doubles tourna-
ment al the Longwood Cricket Club
to-day Paired with his brother
Harold. Wbi,mans Eteadiness and
strength at criticai moments brought
about the defeat of Josiah Wheel.
wright and ". Greenou.h. Boston, in
straight sets. Only three matches
were played to-day.
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that he Is trying to get a corner
on happiness-he already has 1t. His
cool drinks and good smokes are the
best grouch-killers discovered yet.
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Injured In Auto Accident.
Especial to The rimes-ptsnatc, :

ARVONIA, VA. August IA Sc
rious accident occurred yesterday near
Fork Union, when an automobile car
rying three young women-Mfsses
Alice and Margaret Keck and a visitor
turned turtle. wrecking the car and
painfully injuring Miss Margaret Keck,
who was driving. Owing to the fact
that there were many automobilists
on the roads, the young women were
soon picked up and brought to Bremo.
where Drs. Perkins Glover and William
Beverley Petit rendered first aid.
They were taken to their home. near
Carysbrook. Fluvanna County, this
morning.
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PARTY WE'RE MEMBERS
OF AFRICA INLAND MISSION

NEW YORK. August lathe party
OF nineteen missionaries who were on
board the steamer City Of Athens, sunk
by mine near Capetown. were mem
bers of tho Africa Inland Mission,
which Is INSTRUMENTATION. In ad-
dillon to the nicntecn, two children OF
Rev. and Mrs. Earl L. Camp. members
OF tho party. were aboard tho vessel
Charles Z. Hurlburd. general director
OF tho organization here. said that no
word had been received as to tho fate
of the children.
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VEGETABLES FOR SOLDIERS
Wood recommends Cultivation OF Traet
OF From 40 to $50 Acres at
Each Cdntonment.
IBy AsnocIatad Pre.. ]

TOY AbdocIhted Preso.1
CHARLESTON. S. C.. August 13.-
Major-General Leonard Wood has rec-
commended to tho War Department that
tract OF from 100 to $50 acre. AZ
each cantonment In his department h,
set aside for tho cultivation of yepe.
tables to supply tho soldiers tables
and his plan has received tho indor.o.
ment OF Herbert c. Hoover. It viii
very probably DO adopted by tho War
Department. Troops suited for such
work could be utilized for cultivatine
the army farms" General Wood state,
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What Do You Know
About Your Blood Supply

tells how to keep the blood strong and
free from the many impurities TO
which it is constantly subject.
1t gives the history of s. s. s.. the
worlds most successful blood remedy,
which has been sold for moro than
fifty years by druggists everywhere.
This book will be sent free to all who
write to Swift Specific Co., Dept K-2ss.
Atlanta. Ga.-Adv.
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Providence.
Totals - IN Total. -;
.Ss-:et .or E.-!bIch IN n!c,h.

E Bas.:: ::::::::'.......:::.:s;sss5ssEs
Summary: E.ro--J. CasloS. B-zina-d
~. EiFfs, sAe:.de. A;Is-kopp Tyson.
N-Do-xit ~. :. CnsioS. TaoaA- -Ro-
-f;r==..N. -...ttAse h.t-B-.iaa-t- HON.
.---2-G-EE- Bass hal4-yEi Tyson.
: SIX s-:-sv TyH.. ;: ~ ?.-leseh.
~. ~ cltcht--ty EEyrs fNc Donald I:
~ -rsaa rNsts+yl. Hts. Ezyrs. 300.
= .a-;aE .: s-h-l,- liz !s1i.Et: Of
49, - .--.--s -!-t, z.ss- Tn
- y 81. a. CA:...:..-
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Lawry Rejected for Army.

Y i
PHILADELPHIA, Augus, 12-O,,.
Lawry second haseman OF the h,h-
ieucs. who left last week for his home
IN Maine TO undergo the physical test
LOT the new national army. telcYraphed
been rejected. and would Join the ter
again In few days. He did not xiy.
the reason for his rejection.
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EASY TIME FOR BOSTON

PHILADELPHIA. August 13.-Bos-
ton had an easy time defeating Phila-
delphia to-day. 10 /. Errors gave
the visitors their first two runs. and
batting rally In the sixth gave them
the others. Leonard had the home
players, with the exception of Grover
and Bodie. at his mercy until the
ninth. when he let up, and a shut-out
was averted. The score:
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American Association.

At Observation-Disclosures 6: Kan
sas City, (frst game). milwaukee,.
3; Kansas City. (second game).
AT Toledo-Toledo. Z; Louisville, 6
thrst game). Toledo. 3; Louisville. 10
(second camel.
AT eapolis-Minneapoli Z: ST.
Paul s.
Al Columbus Columbus Indianapo-
lis; postponed.
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TEAMS SPLIT EVEN

NEW YORK. August l3.-Ncw York
and Brooklyn broke even in the frs,
OF series OF three double headers
hero to-day. the Giants winning tho
first game. 4 to 5. and Brooklyn the
second, TO l. New York won the
first game by punching six OF their
fifth innings. Cheney pitched great
ball for Brooklyn in the second game
Brooklyn scored the winning run on
scores.
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BROOKLYN ..........e o C.
sumuary: Error-Gie.en. Two has. hits
Zimmerman. S.enrel. Sacrifice hits-Oison-
Now.sr. Johnston Double plAy-Mowrey.
oisnn 20 DarseT;: Lcf; on hsses-Eew York.
:. brooklyn. 3 Bases balls-oH Cheney
Hi,-of. Pevi;t. ius innings Bases
N h.ns-?E PtTvit,. l. H!t by pitcher-hy
Cheney. 81. by Pe--!tt: :: by Anderson. /.
Passed hAll-Stile-. Time o. game. $40.
Jap:rss. o'Day aad Harrison.
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GAME GOES IL INNINGS

ST LOUIS. August I3.-St. Louis de-
feated Cincinnati in the twelfth Inning
to-day. 10 :. Paulette singled, Baird
was safe when Kopf fumbled his
grounhe-. and Snyder singled. scoring
Pauiette. The locals overcame a four
yun lead in the fifth By driving Ruether
" Mitchell before ne had time TO -yt-!n
up. scoring four runs after two were
out Chase drove IN four Of the via
itc!s' runs, and scored the other. The
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Your Ignorance May startle 70,

Few people know OF the many func-
tons or the blood supply and just how
important It Is that It be kept abso-
lutely free from all impurities. The
health OF the entire body depends upon
the condition OF tho blood. You are
invited to write and obtain a booklet
that gives you some invaluable infor-
nation on this important subject. It
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PHILADELPHIA,
Totals ...33 Z q IL Totals 81 ST !:
.Batted for Myers In sixth
tBatted for Anderson in ninth.

Score by Innings: r.
1SCoton u L 1 u U 3 U o %
Philadelphia ......O o o O q ii
Summary: Errors-Grover. Bodie sehang
Frs, base on errorsmbos,on. saoTP WosSas %
hits.Bodie. Hooper Lewis. sacrifice hits
Barry to Scott. Stolen bases-Hobiitzei
i h091pes. G Rsss HitSSEoff Myers in
Myers 2: off Anderson. q. Struck out-by
Hit by pitcher-by Anderson fHobiitzen.
Umptres. MORTALITY and Evans Time 1855
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How They Stand To-Day
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Toronto. IL; Richmond, B.
Newark, 81 Rochester, D.
h hannaH; =; j. rrIMS1 Snsassi g. q.
STANDING OF CLUES.

WHERE THEY FLAX TODAY.
Toronto Mt Richmond.
Montreal ut baltimore.
buffalo 1T Providence.
Rochester at Newark.
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DSnn Makes s.cond Big Sale.

BALTIMORE. August I3.--The Balti-
more club to-day sold Pitcher Thor
mahien. Left Fielder Lamar and Sec
ond Baseman Tcwster to the Now York
Americans for a consideration said to
be 10000 csah and several players.
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Southern Association.

At Chattanooga, 4;
ham. Cen innings).
AT Notwithstanding. 4: Birming-
ham. { ten innings).
AT misunderstanding. S: Mobile, o.
AT Little Rock-Little Rock Atlanta;
wet grounds.
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ROYALS EASY FOR BIRDS

BALTIMORE Nd. August I,-wi.h
!! .! --es.s- keeping ssTen hits well
sGE-.=y=t. re Orioles rad 40 trouble IN
: --T.-E :-t Montreal in the opening
Ez-= - ~ s=r!Es today. 20 l.
ts:G.t Izs easy all the way being
--:.2iet .o- t$tlTe hits Lamar. Barrie.
. - BUS cz!-!eG Of he batting hoaors.
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DARING BASE RUNNING

CHICAGO. August l3.-Daring base
running. coupled with punched hits
enabled Chicago TO make II two
straight from Pittsburgh to-day, to
:. Hendrix was hit hard throughout
the game, but t:gh;ened up in the
p.nches. The score:
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SLOW AND LlSTLESS GAME

PROVIDENCE, r l., August IS
The Buffalo Bisons hung an S-to-I de-
feat on the Grays here this afternoon
in a slow and listiess game. Wildness
on the part Of EayTs and schultz was
responsible for many CT the Buffalo
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csissF5 S ...: '::::..:::.iG : !!
summary: EErors-Pitler f2). KiIdun f.).
Two-bsse hits-F!aek. Debvs. Three-bas
nits-N,.kie. PitIe-. Sacrifice h!;%Mann.
Doyle. Williams: Bases bsl!s-oT Steele.
Struck out-by iend.!I. :: by Steele 3.
Double pizy-Diihoefer Doyle. Wild ditch
Grimes Passed bAil-schmid, Time OF
gs.... I:M. L!n p!res. Ele:. and Emsl!e.
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The score:
nnafHn
Totals 80 5 S % Il Totals rs n Is
.HattCd for TraEIrSser In eighth.

.Battcd for Tragresser In eighth.
Score by innings: r.
RRs ssISh :::::Ss SSSS3S -
Summary: Observation-Disclosures {2). Rice.
Three base hits-Paskcrt: Stolen bases
Stock 90. Ludcrus (2), Whitfield. Left on
Observation-Disclosures. 5: Boston, .. Bases on
eai,sEoh Barnes, =: on Bender. /. Struck
out-ey Bender. 5: by Barnes. }. Sacrifice
ay.sBancroft Double plays-baneroft to
Luderus CD. 1lit by pitchcr-Rehg. Time
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Annual Meeting of Veterans.
1SDecia1 TO THE Ttnaa-nisn,tob

THpecIaI 10 The Times Dispatch.1
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, August
1.-THE annual meeting Of Black
Horse Camp. Sons Of Confederate Vet
Grams. will be held at Fauquier Springs,
In Fauquier County on August "a.
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St. Louis Mt Detroit.
Chicugo at Cleveland.
New York at Washington.
Boston at Philadelphia
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Cincinnati
Totals "a tl'.ss u Totals ...4s 6 Is
Cincinnati ......2 % o o o.S
Sc Louis ! % % ol-c

81 I.yui. 80 20 Q % &c
bar. hi,s:-mar.e Long. rauiette. shean
Snyd.r Thr.e:tase hits---,chase. Hornxby.
Ezcr!hct hi,-Fop! Double piays--Hornsby
70 fau.re Belzsl TO Snyder; Ames 10
j:aifd 20 Hornfby 10 Miller: Snyder to
lipfrsty 20 Pauleuc. Bases on balls--on
Etu'hs,. :: OF Meadows. 2: off AInes. J: on
Mltctsh. STRUCK Out--bv Eeuther, 2; by
;ii,sEor Meadow, !n & Ia Innings: on
81. Louis. IA Cincinnati Time 1885
C:np!tes, kFIer ana Bransfeid
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SECOND GAME.

TOTALS ...JV "A Totals ,..W z 7 2 u
Ran for jacobson In ninth
tBattcd for I.avan in ninth.
tBattcd for Sothoron in ninth.
Slated for Shotton In ninth.
Score by innings: r.
Detroit U ) o o -
summary, Error-Jsmes. Two base hits
Pratt, Heilman. Cobb. rhree-base hits
Bush, yeach Sacrifice hits-Lavan. Masee
Smith. sacrince ny-veach. HitsEor
coSeleskie; IN ID inning: OF James in
ninEs Struck out.-by Martin. /, Bases on
balis-on James. 2: of Coveleskie. /; on
Martin. 2: ON Sothoron. l.. Double play
Cobb and Bush. Passed ball-Spencer Hit
tsislsrI. Umpires: Connolly and Hide
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EVEN BREAK At DETROIT
ST. LOUIS TAKES FIRST
AND HOME TEAM SECOND
Boland's wildness and Joness Un.
steadiness Cause OF Loss OF
Opening Game.

opcninG Game.
DETROIT. August 1s-St. Louis and
Detroit divided a double header hero
to-day, the visitors winning tho first
game, 10 to s. and the homo team tho
second, to 6. Boland's wildness and
c. Jones's unsteadiness were respon-
sible for st. Louis's victory In the FIRST
game.
Timely hitting gave Detroit tho Sec
ond game. st. Louis had chance to
tic In the ninth, but fine stop by Witt
cut OH tho run that would have tied
the score. Tho scores.
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WASHINGTON WINS FIRST

WASHINGTON. August 13.-wash-
ington won the first game Of the series
from New York. 8 to 5. Fisher and
Shocker were hit hard. and got poor
support The score:
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Totals AZ IL ~ =. II
sBnttcd for Donahue In eighth.

sBnttcd for Donahue In eighth.
Score by ipninEsi IL.
Toronfo o2c3 5000 . Oil
Richmond w O02 1UO20 l. q
Summary, TNvo-bnsc hits--Jncob-
son, Lnjoic, schultz, Bankston,
Truesdnle. Hnnford, WARRIOR. Three-
basc hits jacobson, WhitcmRn.
Home runs-SchuitA, Koehicr. HIM
ford, Clemens. Sacrifice hit-SchnltL.
Double plays-ISnnbe to Diatell. Nc
Guf1Eun TO Distcll. Trucsdn1e to
Murray. IIits-on Donnhuc, I'D In \
innings; Oft WARRIOR, IL in q innings;
of Young, In 1 inning. BnHcs on
balls-or Donahuc, 1. Hit by pitched
ball - WARRIOR (McDcrmott, -.
Wild .pitchcs-Donnhuc. Left on
bascs-Richmond. 81; Toronto. q.
Time of game hour md 30 min
utes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. md Hnrt.
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EVERs DAY IN BOSTON
AFTER RECEIVING GIFTS,
SEES HOME TEAM LOSE
Bender Outpitched barnes, and PhiIn
delphia Wins by Score
NJ IN

VIM Uy SCOF6
OF 3 to D.
BOSTON. August 1a-Bender out
pitched Barnes in pitchers battle
here to-day. Philadelphia winning
from Boston. 3 to Q. Evers was given
travelling bag by members Of tho
Winter League. and a huge basket of
American Beauty roses by the Boston
management and players.
The all-around playing OF Stock, and
the work OF the Boston outfield were
features Of the game. The score:
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Summary: Erro-s-Lohman. Russell.
stolen bas-Wenten SseEacs hit-Ge,E:
on bases-Ncwaik, ;: Rochester. 4. First
base on crror-NeNark. J. Bases on balls
OF Pennington. !; of Smith. !. Struck cut
by Smith. 5; by Pennington. O.. Wild
pitch-Smth. Cmplres, Bedford and Fin
neran. Time, 1880.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Detroit, s; st. Louis, 10 tfrst Eame).
Detroit. I; st. Louis, q lsecond gamo).
MtstilnEton, 4i New York, g..
Philadelphia L: boston, o.
CleNClunl-t ,hicngO lruinl.
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ROCHESTER SHUT OUT

NEWARK. y. j., August l3-Pen-
ninGton shut out Rochester to-day, =
to Q. allowing four scattered hits. The
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1Batted for Cullop in ninth.
iBatted for Harper in fourth.
Score BY innings: r.
New York .............o o1aoo1 o-5
wsshins,on .........;t 1900 o.-s
Baker. Rice Morgan, Harper. Dumont. Left
on bases-New York. 6: Washington. 1.
Ii.tsIoff Fisher. in 2: on shocker. s in {;
3: by Harper. 2. Three base hit-Menosky.
Two-base hlts"Foster; Morgan. Henry.
stolen hasrh-Nun8 maker. Double play
Foster. morgan TO Judge. Hit by pitcher
and Dineen. Time. 1853.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Philadelphia at Boston.
brooklyn New York.
Pittsburgh ut Chicago.
Cincinnati at ST, Louis
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FIRST GAME


NVUft UE lGNtNEs. r
Brooklyn ..............c o %
New York Q Q o -
summary: ErSors-Hycrs (c1, HcrzoS (.)
TvobaSe hitS-Kauf. O'Rou!ke Three bz q
htt-Hccike. Stolen b2se-kSuH. Sacrifice
hit = Zimmerman. Sacrifice ny = Fletcher
Double play-Sallee 10 Fletcher to Hoclke.
ksti on e.ses-New York: =; Rrooklyn. s..
by Salle-, . wild eitch-S-nith. Time Of
game, l.Ss. Crnpires. Harrison and O'Day