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BALTIMORE.

Summary; TwO-bnEc hIts-Bues.
Barber ca, shannon. Home runs
Bnnknton, Kerr, Bues, McAvoy.
Sacrifice hits-Fewstcr t2). stolen
bnnes-Fewster, Bnrber, Bentley.
Double plny-Fcwstcr TO Shannon to
bentley. Bnses on bnlIs-on Triple,
3; of Ethel, 4; OF Cotter, .. Struck
out-by Triple, 4; by Eibei, 2. Left
on Observation-Disclosures, IT; Richmond,
a. Hit by pitchcr-by EibeI INC
Avoy), by Cotter tBarber). First
bnse on Observation-Disclosures. I; Rich
mond. ]. Time of game. 2;IO. I'm
pfres. Mcbride nnd Carpenter.
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MILITARY HONoRS ACCORDED
TO YOUTH WHO IS REFLECTED

STAUNTON. VA, August 5.-Military
honors were paid to James F.. Brown
ing. the private Of Company *. First
virginia Infantry. whose body was in
TERED In Thornrose Cemetery this af-
ternoon. An escort from Company *
and Company 7. accompanied the body
to the cemetery. Browning drank car
holic acid when he was turned down
for military service because Of the con-
dition Of his teeth
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Totals..:o IL - &c Totals....29 -
'Batted for Aldridgc in ninth.

score by innings. K.
Chicago ...........o 0 o l-c
SUMMARY: Errors-Bancroft, Doyle. Deal
Sacrifice hits-Mann. Kildun. Doyle. Stolen
bases--Kiidun (e). Wilson. Two base hits
-Paskert (2). Mann. Merkle. Doyle. Evers
Stock. Bases bnls-on Bender, 3 of
PrenderEast, 1. Struck out-by AldridGe. l.
Double play-,Evers to Bancroft to Luderus
Hit by pitched hall-Merkle. Umpires
KLEIN and Ensc. Time, 1919.
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LEAFS BEATEN IN BOTH

MONTREAL. August 5.-Lajoie Day
was duly celebrated here to-day, when
the locals took two games from the
Leafs by the score Of 10 to 8 and
10 to 2. The battles were hard hitting
affairs. in9which department the home
team exce1led and took tho days hon
oEs. Lajoie. however. got ave hits. in
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PILLS POUND CUB HURLERS

CHICAGO. August 5.-Philadelphia
drove Prcdcrgast off the mound in the
sixth inning and continued their as
sault on Aldridge. defeating Chicago.
to .. Bender pitched a steady game
for the visitors. The fielding of Doyle
and Mann was the features. y heavy
rain started in the ninth inning, but
the game continued. The score:
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SECOND GAME.
Totals. "A ZIG p Il Totais....t1 IL Is Il 8
.Batteh for Daley in ninth.

toronto ..............o l o / a Z
summary: Errors-Trucsdale. Zimmerman
Holden. Gather. Two base hits-Black-
hurne gu. Truesdale. schultz. Duney Stat
;cry Zlmmerman Three-base hits.ia joie
McAuley CD. Holden. Sacrifice nes-Schu,tZ
90. Innings pitched--by Warhop Ia
hits Struck out-hy WARRIOR. by Daley
4; by Duney. /. Bases or bails-oN War.
hop. 3: of Daley. ;: m Duncy, l. Left on
bases-Tnronto IL: Montreal. 10. Time
hours. Cnpires. Bedford and Finneran
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FIRST GAME.
Totals....3s . IT 81 IL Totals 80 . q II
.Bntted for Baird in ninth.
tBatted for May In ninth.

SVVIt Uy innings. X.
ST. louis ::::..:siI . Q ~
Beizel. Long. Baird Two-base hits.
Miller. Baird. Three base hits-Cutshaw.
o. Miller. Sacrifice hits-Olson. Stolen
hases-Long; Johnston. Gonzales t2). Double
pIlays-Baird and Paulette: Cruise and J..
Miller: Bethel, Miller and Paulette. Wild
itcheSsE;-Horstman. Passed bnils-Gonza-
les. Hit by pitched hall-by Pfencr pau
lettel. Bases on baIls-oT Pferer. 2: or
Horstman. 2. Struck out-hy Pfener. 5: "
Horstman. l: by May, !. Time, ZOOS. I'm
pires. k!eler and Branstield.
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BEARS AND CLANS DIVIDE

NEWARK. August 5.-Newark broke
even I'm double bill here this after
noon with Providence. winning the
first. to in thirteen innings and
dropping the second. to 3. The first
game was a pitchers battle between
Fean Gregg and Bob McGraw coming
out on top. The scores:
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FIRST GAME
Totals. IL 80 y TotaIs4o 4.3s II
none out when winning run scored.

%ewark 100 0 0 0 9 o Q ia
summary: Errors-Lewie. On.low. Two
oase hits-Eldred, Camp. Sacrifice hits
Gt q. Lewis Stolen baseNTBrainard. Dou-
LET, on bases-Sewark 4: Providence G.
Bases on balis-on McGraw. 3: OFF Gregg g.
Struck out-by Gregg. >: by McGraw
VIII piteh1o!;IegE Time. .:25. Empires.
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PITTSBURGH. PA, August 5.-Pur-
chase Of George L. Kelly. utility in
fielder Of the New York Nationals by
pittsburgh. has been announced here
The local team has been in need OF a
first baseman since Hans Wagner was
spiked at Brooklyn three weeks ago.
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How They Stand To-Day
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS YENTEIt,.Ay

Baltimore, 10: Richmond. 5 (nrst gnmc).
Salfimore. o.: kichmond. 5 teccOnu game).
thirteen innings).
Newark. 5; Providence. ! tsccond Eame).
Toronto. y; Montreal. 10 (first game).
Toronto, Z; Montreal. IL tsecond game).
SIANDING vi ELJBS.
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Score by innings: r.
Brooklyn ............0 0 o n n NJ
81 Louis % / o -
summary: Two base hit. Miller. Three
Cruise Sacrifice hy-Crulse. Stolen bases
laird. Snyder, Cruise. Double plays-
CRourkc to Dauhert to Olson: Packar1 70
ncrnsby 70 Pauiette. W.,d pItch-Cadore.
raised hall-Meyers. Bases on ballg-off
Cadore. l.. Struck out-by Cadore. q: nv
packard. ? Time. 1926. Umpres RicIer
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New. York ..........o Il a %
Snmmo,y t;:rr:o,rsZn,,arm Hoeike
Mckcchnic Shcan t2). Two base hits
C;roh. Zimmerman or. Three base hits
Fletcher. Tcsrcau. Home run-Robertson.
Stolen bases--Eeuthcr. McKcchnie. HerzoE.
Double plays-RinE to Mckcchnie to Chase (:
Fletcher. IierzoS to Iioelke. Struck out--bv
Tcsreau. -: King. !. Bases on balls-on
pire, Byron.
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WHERE THEY rL.hi lO-Dai.
Buffalo at Richmond.
Rochester at Baltimore.
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Guiding three-bagger, for his contri-
button OF the days work. The score:
FIRST GAME.
Toronto,
Totals. S 1e 2i IO rotals ae 1o is 21 q

.Batted for Justin in eighth.
tBatted for Daley in ninth.
Score by innings r.
Montreal ...:....o % 10
summary: TWO base blackburn (2)
l.ajoic. Smith Slattery. Hersche. Three.
base hlts-Whiteman. Smith Stolen bases
-Slattery. Sacrifice hy-Blackburn. In
ninSs pitched--by Justin. I5 hitsl. Struck
oui-by Justin, 3; by Hcrsche. 4. Bases on
bails-on Justin. I: on Hersche. I. Left on
bascs-Toronto. 10; ontreai L. Time
hours umpircs. Ftnneran and Bedford.
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bentley. Stolen buses-Shnunon,
Hnnford. Double plnys-Lnmnr to
Fewnter to Bentley; Distcil to Nc
GnffiEnn 10 Eibel. Hit by pitcher
by EnriEht FewnteT). Dnses on
bali-on EnriEht, 5; on Pnrhnm. 4.
Struck out-by Pnrnhnm. 3; by En-
right, 2. Paused bnll-K Ochler.
Wild pitch-EnriEht. First base on
errorn-Bnltimore. 2; Richmond, I.
Left on Observation-Disclosures, S: Rich
mond, 3. Time of Enme, 1915. I'm
pires, Carpenter and Mcbride,
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WHERE THEY Play TODAY.
ST. Louis ut Washington.
Chicago ut Philadelphia.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland Mt Bost on
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summary; ErroE-Russel Lewis, Camp.
ht,s-or Pennington, in innings: on
stolen hases-cooney and Twombiy. Double
Slay-onslow tunassistedl. Left on bases
en- rsnninsten: 2: on schultz. ?; OF Ross. 3.
Passed bal-Blackweli. Wild pitch-Ross
umpires. O Brien and Mullen. Time 2
hours.
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eTASDiNG or CLUBS.

WHERE THEY Play TO-DAY.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
New York at Cincinnati
Philadelphia Mt Chicago.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERD.'

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Cincinnati. 2: New York !.
Chicago. 2: Philadelphia. 8.
81. Louis, .; Brooklyn, 8 FIRST Enme)
81. Louis, 4: brooklyn. 1 (sccond Eame).
tOther game not schcdulcd.)
STASnISt, tlr
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MITCHELL HAMMERED
TESREAU Is EFFECTIVE,
AND GIANTS BEAT REDS

''HVIHHHti IWirIcr United To MI Cor
ners OF LOt-RObcrtsOn Syvntn Homer
with alnn on Snckn-Scorc, to ..
CINCINNATI. August 5.-Ncw York
hammered Mitchell to all corners OF the
lot to-day. while Tesreau was effective
In the pinchcs. and the visitors won,
to ?. Robertson made Il homo run
in the sixth inning with a man on base.
Zimmerman. Fletcher and Groh carried
OF the other batting honors. The
score:
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New York.
Cincinnati.

Totals....3o I IL IS IL Totals....3i 0 p 20
Griffith out. but by battcd ball.
tBatted for Shean in ninth.
tBattcd for Ring in ninth.
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SECOND GAME.

Totals. III - ~ 10 Totals. 81 Z II p IT
.Batted for Pennington in seventh.
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SECOND GAME.

Totals. 80 4 81 Il Totals 40 10 q 10
1Ratted for Cadorc in ninth.
nv
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=
Providence .....,..2 o O o ~
Newark .......O O o O q "a
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
RESULTS YESrERDAY.
Detroit-Chicngo (czilicd in third inning /;

Ter games not scheduled.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-07
URGES BIG CROPS By
PAUL REVERE METHOD
Virginia Lead and Zinc Corporation
Sends Out Circulars In Its Ter
ritors by Horseback.

The Virginia Lead and Zinc cor
poration, with Offices in this city and
mines in SpotsyIvania and Louisa
counties has sent out the following
circular by Paul Revere methods
horseback, in the two counties named:
TO the Men and Women of Louisa
and Spotsylvania Counties:
AS neighbors and fellow American
citizens, who have the best interest
Of our war-stricken nation at heart,
We want to talk to you about our
country's needs. and lay before you
certain facts. the realization of which
should imper every patriotic American
need,
Last year our wheat crop was a
billion bushels short Of the crop the
year before; and from present indi-
cations our 1917 crop will fall behind
the disastrous record OF 1916 by 90
coo, 900 bushels.
Breeding sows are nearly three per
cent less than last year. although the
population has increased more than
three per cent.
-
la pound. and our beef supply is short,
and daily getting more scarce:
Our entrance into the war means
that we must do our part towards
furnishing increased food supplies to
the submarine blockaded allies.
IT further means that a million or
more Americans will be withdrawn
from the field Of production to fight
the battles of freedom. and keep
awake the spark of civilization.
Those of us who are exempt frorl
actual military service. therefore. have
our duty plainly marked out for us
and il is a gigantic task--the satisfac-
tory settlement of the food question.
This question is far more serious than
you imagine. and the call for help is
real and urgent.
What are you going to do about it,
Cannot you increase your acreage
in wheat. corn. potatoes and tomatoes
Cannot YOU pay more attention to cat
tie grazing, hog raising and the in
crease of your poultry supply
A few more hours of toll means an
increase of titled soil: means an an-
swer to the distressfui cry of the hum
grit means actual aid TO your coun
try. and the satisfaction of duty well
done
We feel sure you will do your part
and urge your neighbor to do his.
- Yours very truly.
BERKELEY WILLIAMS.
President.