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ITALIAN SHIPPING
LOSSES ARE LIGHT
FOR PAST WEEK

Rome, December 26.-The losses TO
Italian shipping during the past week
from submarines were three steamers
of more than 1900 tons, two sailing
vessels of more than 100 tons and one
sailing vessel of less than 100 tons.
Two steamers were damaged by tor
pedoes and were run ashore, while one
sailing vessel was damaged but was
towed into port.
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; DEATHS ARE
REPORTED At
CAMP WHEELER

Macon, Ca, December 26.-Division-
al headquarters at Camp Wheeler an
nounced tonight the deaths from pneu-
monia of three more soldiers. The
deaths occurred today. They are: Da-
vid A. Griffith, 106th ammunition
train; Hampton Daniels, 124th infan-
try; Allan Smith 1920 infantry.
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BANK OFFICIAL RECOMMEND
THEM

T. J. Norrell, " p. Bank of Cotton
wood, Tex, writes: Beyond doubt 1
have received great relief and take
great pleasure in recommending Foley
Kidny Pills" Kidney trouble makes one
worried and hopeless, by aches, pains.
soreness, stiffness, backache, rheuma-
tism. These symptoms, as well as sleep
disturbing bladder disorders, yield
quickly to Foley Kidney Pills. They
cast out poisons and purify the blood.
Sold everywhere.
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The Electric Fish Scaler
From the Popular Science Monthly

EIOlIl tHC 1 opuldI SClcHSc lviOHtHiy.
A new device which has recently been
patented by Louis Weinberg of Chicago
will enable anybody to scale fish in the
shortest possible time and with very
little effort. This invention looks like
an old fashioned music box cylinder, ex
cept that the teeth are mounted on a
tapered body. Tse scraper blades or
teeth are larger and >erther apart on
the thick part of the Uody and finer and
nearer together where 1t tapers. The
coarse blades are to be used on large
fishes having heavy scales.
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THE WEATHER
Weather Forecast

Washington, December 26.-Alabama
and Mississippi: Partly cloudy Thursday
and Friday; somewhat warmer Friday.
Georgia.: Fair and continued cold
Thursday; Friday increasing cloudiness
and not so cold.
Tennessee Partly cloudy Thursday;
warmer in west portion; Friday fair in
warmer.
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Continued from Page onc)

as no other man could the many finan-
cial interests which will be involved and
which might, unless Systematically di-
rected, suffer very embarrassing entan-
elements
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED-Governess for two children
and years old. Applicant must be
refined, intelligent and capable of
training children. Address VIII, care
Age-Herald.
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Colds Cause Heatacne ana Grin

LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tab
let's remove the cause. There is only
one "Bromo Quinine." e. w. GROVES
signature on box. soc.
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mus givin' wastln
money. 1t makes me
blood bile to see many
poor divils go broke buyin mcracks an tings no
practhical for from whom they air ixpic
tin prisint an whin its all Everybody is sacrety
disappointed.
.But phwats the use av kic1n'? Somebody's intin-
items to Wuz good anyway It goes to show how char
ity is oftin misdirected I'll bet tn gnk hot STINT me
thin brooshes don't liberty bond an ain wear
in wan o. thin Red Gross buttons.
9Th only rale sinsible payple I've run into this
Christmas wuz thin thot studied the nades their
frinds an give EN- phwat they naded Ferinstance
II seed lots av tn well-intindin kind tradein wild
frind W. O. Broyles, tn cut-prioe furnchoor daler
at 1914 Fourth avenoo an buying tings for home use
kapes tn best there is in furnchoor an cuts tn price
lower than anybody but he lets Everybody hav all tn
credit an aisy terms they ask for.
Well so long Watch yez sthep, moind tn new safe
ty signs along twitieth srae an be prepared for tn
naxt call on yez patriotism
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AMERICANS FEARLESS
UNDER HEAVY FIRE

Paris. Aug. Pour Americans
members Of United States hospital units
were today cited for the French war
cross for bravery under FIRE. They
are w. Rice. OF Albany N Y: j.
Rothermel Of Reading. Pa: Durhtn
Roland. OF Toledo. Ohio. and J Wood
bridge. Of Shanghai. China
The losses among American amhu-
lance workers have been heavy dur
ing the last month. Scorning all eau
tons, the Americans have gone into
the very thickest OF the fighting in
their search FOR wounded. Two Unit
ed states ambulance workers. r. r
Hamilton, of Clinton. Mass. and James
N-Gat-ervaf Ne@Parh. Ia. were bur.
led todaX, having been killed I'M ae-:
ton when she'll struck the ambu-
lance in which they were attempting
70 bring four wounded French SOL
dIers to a hospital behind the lines
Two OF the wounded were killed As
the caskets. wound in the Stars and
stripes. were lowered into the graves
Il French general pinned the war cross
TO the flags which bound the coffins
and eulogized the two Americans A
firing squad of the French soldiers paid
the final military honors.
In addition to Hamilton and Galley
seven other American ambulance
workers were killed during July.
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MINOR CHANGES IN
WAR REVENUE BILL

Washington. Aug. minor changes
were made today in the war revenue
bill by the senate finance COMMITTEES.
The Jones amendment" imposing .
Is per cent tax on the undivided sur
plus Of corporations was reduced to
ten per cent. This tax was then made
inapplicable to undisturbed surplus
If actually invested or employed In
businesses.
The committee decided that excess
profits taxes could be paid in monthly
installments between March and June,
instead of all at once.
Certificates of indebtedness will Be
received for payment of taxes. os the
committee agreed
Another change was that floor
stocks" of coffee, tea, cocoa and sugar
will be subject to the new taxes upon
these articles. Floor stocks" means
the stocks In stores and warehouses.
Later there Will be some exemptions
in the cases of small merchants
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-03
BIRDS WIN FROM
BEARS IN FIRST INNING

Baltimore. Aug A big first In
ming. during which all their runs
were scored. today gave Baltimore a
to victory in the opening game
If the important series with Newark
The damage was done when Fewst err
walked Barber singled. bentley
doubled and Fuller rluffed Rues'
pop. After this Enzemann had no
trouble holding the locals in check
Thormahlen was master of the Bears
all the way.
Score by innings: r Fl. E
Newark . 900 900 0oo--0 s 2
Baltimore -. 900 600 oo'-3 6 0
Batteries: FnzTann and Egan;
Thormahlen and McAvoy
LEAF HIRLERS FORCE
IN FOUR RUNS
Toronto. Aug. 2.-Wretched pitch
ing by WARRIOR, Daley and Leake,
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summary: Left on hases~-Detroit
Washington, : Base on balls
on Galiia 4; of Johnson. ?: of
Ehmke, /. Innings pitched-Pv
Gallia. !: by Johnson. & Ht.s-OY
Gallia s, off Johnson. T. Struck out
BY Ga'lia, by Johnson. 3, hv
thmke. 3 Three-hase hits-reor.
ara Two-base hits-Veach, Cobb
Sacriffce hits-Nitt Young. Sacri-
hce hits-Fitt. Young Sacrifice Az
-M'ian stolen hases-YounE. Bush.
osfer trnires-Hildehrand and
CONNOLLY Time--1:50.
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NEW YORK MAKES TT
THREE OUT OF FOUR

New York August 2,-The New
York Americans made II three
OIL, Of four from ST Louis here today
BY dividing a double-header with the
tail enders 81 Louis won the fist
game 4 to and the Yankees took
he second 3 TO l. In the first game
81. Louis punched all of its four hits
on Russell in the fourth. scoring three
runs Groom was very effective. In
the second game the Yankees won
on only four hits.
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VIRCINIANS Gel EBRATE
BY WINNING FROM GRAYS
Young Makes Debut in Richmond BY Holding Providence to
Five Hits and One Run Hanford Gets Homer.

Although the threatening clouds
kept their followers down to a small
but devoted group of the faithful, the
prodigal virginians celebrated their
me-comine by toyously romping on
the naughty Grays to the tune of
4 to /.
Young was sent in to pose for the
admiring enthusiasts who journeyed
to Boulevard park in the rain to get
their first glimpse of the lad. who
was acquired by knabe while. on the
road. The former Tri-Stater won a
home for himself in the hearts of
the fans by, holding the league lead
ing Grays to five measlv hits widely
scattered, except in the eighth. when
pass and two singles Melted provi-
dence the only run of the game. He
had all the stuff in the world and
retired seven Grays on strikes With
the bases full In the ninth as the
result of two passes with a single
sandwiched between, he famed
Thomas. the last man up. and stop-
ped what looked to be fatal rally.
foung's only trouble is wildness. and
he was so strong yesterday that the
seven passes issued failed to shake
him.
Two Runs Scored On Errors
Hanford opened the game by fan.
ming and McGaffiean followed with A
pretty single. Clemens hit into a
double play and the side was retired.
The Firginians scored two runs in
the second on a single and two err
rors. Bankston lofted to Onslow and
Eibel trudged. Distell slammed a
hot one to center and the bail got
away from Brainard and rolled on
n arH g he
the center fielder. fumbled the ban
and when he recovered il. threw II
about fifty degrees off the course In
tended for it. The ball was wet and
slipped out of the right felder's
fingers, travelling Nor by Nor East
instead of due south When he final
~ ran it down, both Elbel and George
we're resting on the bench.
Another run was scored in the
sixth on a pass and two singles Nc
Gaffigan walked. Clemens singled and
Bankston popped out to Tutwiler in
an effort to sacrifice Eibel hit to
center. scoring McGaf7gan Rrainard
again failed to swing on to the pei
let and Clemens beat his throw to
third. Thomas muffed the throw. but
recovered il in time to throw on.
Bobby at the plate.
Hanford supplied the thrill OF the
aSernoon hv driving over the fence
the first ball pitched In the ninth.
The score:
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sum mary. Wo-baSe Hlts-t@eE-
bold, f. Collins. Schalk. Three base
hfr-Danforth Stolen base--E.
Collins Left on bases--Boston, s;
Chicago, 4 Base on halls--Of
Faher, 3, off Pennock, l. Struck out
BY shore, / by Faber, /: by Dams
forth A. by Pennock. l. Sacrifice fly
jackson: Double plays-Risberg to
E Collins TO Gandii: Scott to Hob
iitzell Weaver 10 F. Collins to Gandil
~. Hits--OF Faher in Z innings:
of Dansforth. in 2 innings on
shore. In s innings; off Pennock, !
in inning Wild piteh--Shore
T+mpires-Dineen and oLoughlin.
Time-2:l3 Attendance-lo.4 ?l.
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ND WALSH ATTEMPTS
10 STAGE COMEBACK

Chicago. Aug. 3.-The Cubs and
Braves split q double-header here this
afternoon. The locals won the nrnt
game. 6 to 1, Boston won the second,
Z TO !. In ten innings. This was Ed
walsh day ct the Cub park. Biz
I'd pitched Ave innings, allowing only
three hits Allen replaced him in the
Uixth because the former star pitch
q seemed to ~ weakening. Wh-
a111nf homo run with ouD on scored
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LAID HEAD on RAILS
AND WAS DEcAPIrATED

Charleston. s. C., Aug. while au-
thorities were searching for him to-
day on a charge of violating the pro-
hibition law. Merriwether L. Walton. q
well-known business man. stretched
himself on the ground with his head
on railroad track and a fast train
decapitated it. Walton Is a native Of
Denver, Colo.
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$4,000 PRIZE HANDLED
ROUGHLY BY PHTIIIES

St. Louis Aug 2-The Phillies
routed Goodwin, the $4,000 baby"
In the third inning when the hom-
bardment became too strong for him
and walked away with todavs game
{ to o. oeschger was at his best
holding the locals IN two hits. Hne
OF them a double. The score:
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III
Chicago.

xBatted for Workman In tenth
tBatted for Vaughn in tenth
Score by innings: r
Foston .... oin o6o o1o "a
chicago e.. 900 oo2 900 Ia
summary: Two base htts-Ko.
netchy, RehE. , Three-base hit
Deal Home run-Williams Double
plays-Maranvil,e 70 Konet hv
Bases on halls-Or Walsh. 4; Off
Racan. l. off Vaughn. s. Struck out
BY Walsh. l. by Vaughn, 8 hv
RaSan T. mpires-Rigler and
Bransield. Time-2:2s
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Dodgers Take Whole Series.

CINCINNATI. Q. Aug. 2-BrookIvn
made a clean sweep of the
series by taking todavs game
8 TO ? Schneider and Mitchell were
ineffective while Cheney pitched good
Dali In the seventh Schneider was
Knocked down by ball from the
bat OF Miller which hit him over the
heart On June .. Zack Wheat hit
schneider in the stomach putting him
out for several DAYS The score:
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ARMY AVIATION
INSTRUCTOR KILLED

Mineola. N T., Aug. 2.-Captain r.
l. Taylor. army Instructor. was killed
when his aeroplane fell 500 feet to-
day. Sergeant Thomas e. PeN. who
was In the machine with the captain
SUFFERED broken 4av Ara H>~Aihly
internal injuriea
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GRIFFTTH'S SENATOR'S TAME
JENNINGS JUNGLE, CREW

washington, Aug. 2.-Three hits
ana Rush's error in the eighth gave
the Nationals three runs and a vic
TORY over the TIGERS today. 4 to 2.
Johnson, who was celebrating his
zenith anniversary with the Washing
ton club. gets credit for the victory.
He hit home one of the runs in the
eighth
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Pfttsburg.

xBatted for W. Wagner in fourth
'Batted for Miller in sixth.
Score by innings: r..
New York .......o0o ooS 0e2-7
pttshurg ... GOO 900 oo0-3
Summary: Three-base hits
Fletcher. Debus. Two base hit--Car-
vey. Sacrifice hit-Holke. Stolen
nsses--J. Wagner. Herzog. kauff
Base on balls-Of Benton. I Stduck
out-By Benton, q by Demaree. 1;
by Miller. 3. by Carlson, I, Hits
on Benton. in ia innings: off
Demaree. in "a innings: off Mil
Ter. Z in s innings: of Carlson. in
) innings Hit nv pitched ball--King
Len on hases--New York. i Fits
hurg. 4 mpires-klem and Emslie
Attendance-l5o 500
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WHITE SOx TAKE last
Of SERIES WITH EASE
Pennant Contendcrs Break Even ir
Series Which Leaves Red Sox Ono
and One Halle Games Behind
Chicago.
YANKs AND BROWNS DIVIDE.
Mascootted DOnoyaitcs Take. One
Game of Double Bill With Ccllari-
ties and Make Series Three Out Of
Four Games.

Boston, Aug. 2.-Heavy hitting in
first and ninth innings gave the White
Sox to ! victory over the worlds
champions here today. The teams
broke even on the series and the
Chicago club now has a game and
half lead. The score:
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Standing of Teams
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Results YesfrrrIa

Results Yesterday.
NlRGINIANS. 1, Providence. /
Iornoto, s Montreal, 10.
Baitimore. 5. Newark, 0.
Buffalo, !; Rochester, 6.
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GIANTS AGAIN SWAMP
BEZDEK'S PIRATE. CREW
oemaree Goes in For McGraw in Fourth and squeches
Rally. Matty Men Continue to Lose. Cardinals
Banked By Oeschger.

fitsburg, Aug. 1.-The Giants
made 1t four out Of Ave from the
rrates today. winning 7 to 3. Dema-
.oe came to the rescue in the fourth
inning and checked the Pirates rally.
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Sacrifice hits--Austin, Sloan and
Smith. Double plays-Lavan and Sis
Ter. Austin, Pratt and Sisler. Lett on
b.xes--Eew YORK. ). st. Louis, 1.
Base on balls-On Russell. 4: OFF
Groom, g. Hits-Or Russell, 4 In
Z Ia innings: Oft Shocker. none in
"a innings: of Love. none in in
ming. Struck out-By Russell. l. by
shocker. 3: by Love. l; by Groom. /.
Umpres-Evans and Moriarity. Time
gas.
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MACKMEN At LAST
LICK FOHLS INDIANS

Philadelphia, Aug. 2.-The Attn
1etics hit Gould hard in the first two
innings today and won their only
game of the series with Cleveland
by a score of to 4. Schauer weak
ened in the ninth and Myers saved
the game.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
Boston. !: Chicago,
Washington, 1; Detroit, 2.
Philadelphia. S: Cleveland. 4.
ST Louis. 3; New york. first
game).
New York. 3; st. Louis, (second
game).
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Southern League

Memphis-New Orleans, rain.
Little Rock Mobile, rain.
Atlanta. 4; Chattanooga, 3
Nashville. SO: Birmingham, SIS
tsecond game seven innings by agree
ment).
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summary: Left on bases-Phila-
delphia. I; Cleveland. s. Two-base
htt-Witt. Three base hits-Strunk,
Z n m Il n. Sacrifice fy-Roth.
Double plays-Grover to McInnis.
Pitching record hits off Schauer
In 2-3 innings; off Myers, no hits
in l-3: off Gould, in 2; off Coumbe.
none in innings: off Dickinson. no
hits in ! inning. Struck out-By
Schauer. 5; by Gould, 3; by Coumbe.
2 Ease on balls-On Schauer, 2:
OFT Gould. /; off Coumbe, z. wild
pitch-Schauer. Time-1 S. I'm
pires-M c o m k, Nallin and
Owens
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presented Montreal with todaSre -
by to S. Montrears four runs w6tu
forced In by base on balls. On tWu
occasions the entire Royal team woat
TO bat in one inning.
Score by innings: r. II. q.
Toronto !. coz go 100 s II
Montreal -. Ala col 000---10 II
Batteries: Hersche ana HowIey;
Warhop. Daley, Iseake and LAiougo.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results YESTERDAY.

Plttsburg, 3. New York, 4
Cincinnati 2 Brooklyn s
Philadelphia. 6, ST. Louis. O.
Chicago, s Boston. tfrst game.
Boston. /: Chicago. tsecond
game),
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THE WEATHER:
UNITED States Weather Bureau.
Department OF Agrtculturo.l

Washington, Aug. Forecast for
Friday and Saturday:
Firginia--Fair Friday. preceded by
thunder showers in southeast portion,
Saturday fair, moderate temperature.
North Carolina-Occas ional thunder
showers Friday; Saturday fair.
Washington, Aug. 2,-while IL Is
still unseasonably warm in parts OF
New England local thunder showers
have lowered the temperature quite
generally elsewhere Ia Eastern dis
tricts. High temperatures are again
the rule in the Northern Rocky Noun
tain region. Except for local thunder
showers in the gulf and South Atlantic
states generally fair weather is prob
able Friday and Saturday, with a re-
turn to high temperatures in the lake
region and the Ohio valley.
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HUsTLERS BUNCH BINGLES
AND BEAT BISOND

Buffalo. Aug. 2.--The Bisons lot
the final game of the series with the
Rochester Hustlers here today, 70
/. Although the Bisons outhit the
visitors, Lehman kept the drives scat.
tered
Score by innings: r. H. 4
Rochester -. 003 020 000--6 &
Buffalo -. 600 600 1901 II 4
Batteries: Lehman and Sandberg:
McCabe and OnsIow.
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Standing Of Clubs.
Games TODAY

providence IN Richmond
Buffalo IN Rochester.
Montreal in Toronto.
Newark in Baltim ore.
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Standing OF Clubs.


New York in Cincinnati.
brooklyn in St. Louis,
Philadelphia in Chicago.
Boston in PittsburR.
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Magee Acquired by Reds.
Boston. Aug. 2.-Sherwood Maree
was today released by the Boston
Nationals to the Cincinnati Reds. He
was claimed by the waiver route.
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Standing OF CIubs.

Games Today.
Cleveland in Boston.
Chicago in Philadelphia.
st. Louis in Washington.
Detroit in New York.
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American Association

Score by innings: r. H. f..
Minneapolis z
Milwaukee 2
Score by innings: r. H. e.
ToIedo 2 s 4
LOUISVILLE ....... ........ 10 Is 3
Score by innings: H. II. E.
~otuAup uS ~ z
indianapolis ...........,..
Twelve inninEs).
Score by innings: r. H. e.
st. Paul 0 7 D
Kansas City o
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the two runs for the Cubs in the
sixth.
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Cincinnati.

xRat.ed for Shean In seventh
'Rausd for Mitchell in eighth.
Sore by innings: r.
BROOKLYN ...t. 900 100 22I--s
Cincinnati ...,..........2o 400 600 ooo--2
summary: Two-haSs hits'--S'ten-
gel kopf. Cheney. Thrce-has hit
Johnston Double plays--kopf to
Shean to Chase. Sacrihcq hits Dau-
bort f2l, Cutshaw. Stolen base
Neaie. Struck out-By Schneider. 2
Cheney 4. Base on bails-Of
Schneider. l. off Eleg. l. Time
l:47. liberalization and 0'Day
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CHARGED with cruel treatment of
chickens by carrying them in Z man
ner calculated to cause suffering. l.
p. Richardson was yesterday nned -
in police COW
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second Game.

Score by innings: r. II. T.,
St. Louis =. .oo1 600 ooo-1 !
New York .02o o10 00x-S
Batteries: Plank. Martin and
SEVERED: Shawkey and Nunamaker.
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Summary: Two-base hits-Paskert.
hard. Three-base hits-CrAvAth
191. Adams. Stock. Sacrifice hits
ekock. whitted. Stolen blacksmith.
Double plays-Evers to Luderus to
3ancroft. Base on balls-On Good
Win. /: of packard. 2; of oeschger. !;
pfY May, /. Struck out--By Good
win. 4; by Packard, 3; by May. !:
~ oeschger, l. Pitching record-On
GOODWIN, 1 hits. in "a innings; on
Packard, : hits In Ia innings.
Tan on bases-St. Louis, s: Phila-
{elphia, Z. Ttme-1:55. Umpires-
oulkiey and Bryon.
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Chicago,

xBatted Tor Agnew IN eight.
'Ran for Thomas IN eighth.
zBatted for Shore in eighth.
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sBatted for Gould in third.
xBatted for Evans in seventh.
tBatted for Coumbe in eighth.
tBatted for Dickinson In ninth
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Score by innings: X
{, Louis 900 800 0oo--3
N.u York 900 600 600
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-03

xBatted for May in ninth.
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Philadelphia ...... zOl 600 ozl-e
- nuia 900 900 000-6