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announce new SCHEDULE
RICHMOND CLOSES SEASON
AT HOME WITH BALTIMORE
Barrow Adds Forty-Two Games, End
lag Local Year september Ia
Two Games Here Labor Day.

The much-discussed and long-await-
ed addition schedule of the lnterna-
tional League was announced Yester-
day BY President Ed Barrow. II shows
that forty-two games are to be added
to- the present schedule. I'M on
August 6 and continuing through sep
TENDER 16.
son at home with Baltimore, on Sep
fefnbe Is. Providence mecttn. Newark
nts Newark on the next day. sunday.
in the last contest of the year. Ac-
cording TO the schedule. Saturday. sun
day and holiday games have been DIS,
trfbuted equally between the clubs. n
n will play two games on Labor Day,
September 3. morning and Afternoon.
The local club ends the present
schedule here with Providence on Aug
ust 4, and the following Monday x
up the supplementary games. starting
with Buffalo for a three-day series.
Toronto IS the next visitor. on August
10, IA and Is. while Montreal closes
Richmond then starts for a two
weeks jaunt on the road. arriving
again at Boulevard Field 10 meet
Providence on Labor Day. during tho
morning ard afternoon. and on Sep
tember 4. The club then hits the pike
again and will not return until Sep
TENDER 10, when Newark Will be play
cd twice and once OH September IL:
Baltimore then arrives in Richmond
TO close the playing season.
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FORT ERIE RESULTS

n, EiEst , 5aee 7csliin. ana .s GGe-s sste. 's.5s' IS. %sa
-Ampere IL. I07 IEs,.pl. s. 20. third. Time.
g1:Ii As. Durward Roberts. kathryn Gray.
Annie Edgar. Swecicr Than Sugar. Or.
Campbell. Preserver, Miss Gayle. Birdman
and Old Boil also ran.
Second-m!le and a cnth-S 90
Jefeotpso ;fso $3.50; $50 won: Per
pLyeI. Sc tHamston4 $3.50. ,hira. Time.
YIoway and Hastcna also ran.
Third-mtle and seventy .yards-Lone
Land. 81 iKoppelInanl $3.50. $3.50. $3.50,
-.won; Amphion, los tLomasl. 5000. 1850.
second; Rex Gaiety. lo2 o., McDermottI.
50 90. third Time. l:52. Pepper Sauce.
. Fourth-si1 furlonss-Back Bay, is
iCrump5; IS. out second: Glpsey George.
Port Light and ifyrant also ran. "
Fifth.six furionss-Boister. lis CMeDer.
~ anoet tGe;uber5. IL no. second econ; cows Wow n'I To-;
Iouderl, te.t so. third. Time; 1906. Miss
ggryn; Senator sroderick. smieenu and
six,hEm!le and :,1,sen,s--Ed Bond ia
s sis,s5 iis % afr S I ,s;So' a. a;sS9s:
fins,aai i:ss. ,z.li: Harry 6ardn ;so' i sSsiss
s5sss s, s3ssumSp" $50: 's &is! .s:ss.
esecond;. Wodan. 1o7 IMinE5. 50. 50. third
!ssiistAoies. so:i4 sss eHs siss' r. ss.d'' Prince
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AQUEDUCT RESULTS

First race-si1 and a half furlonGs-Roly.
1os (Butweil). 1 to ,. out. out. won; 'Sur-
prising, Ill tCollins). IL to J.. 2 to ]. out,
second; Jntriguer. IS (Kummer), 40 to /.
8 to !. s to e. third. Time. l:2l As. Rock
port and Grundy also an. added starter.
Second-about two and onc-half miles
Wrolferton. H.. 40 fKeatinE>. 0 to .. S TO 5.
4 to s. won: Syosett. 1853 (Powers) 9 to 5,
tstraitSj. IL to i. to i. to i. third.
Time. 5:25. Grey Leg. Stucco and Ormcad
also ran.
Cnux,on). ii to 10. / to :. out. won: Mem,
cries. II. IA tKeogh). 5 10 =. 3 to 5. out.
4 to !. out. thru. Time. 100 "a. Oenone
also ran.
Fourth-mi,e and a sixtecnth-old Rose
Bromo, 10 ULoftus). . 10 !. . to 5. out,
second: Chiclet. ITO tKeogh). 4 to l. I to 10,
out. third. Time, l:46 Us Three starters.
Fifth-mile and a siateenth-Blue Thistle.
1l5 tButwelD. 3 TO 10, 2 10 8. l to 5. won
Checks, ITO lMergler), 4 to |, & TO =. even.
second: Arma'nent., 10 %ltowanl. to l.
G. Nbyan Sands. celtabei and Solar Star
also ran.
si.tn-nvs turlonrs,,:Eominee. rs tBux-
tGn>, 2 20 = 6 70 s. TO 3. wen; Currency ssy.
on n 'I Buiiv Boy. lis ecBstwcni. ii to 20
Au Bout :Rockaway. .'cqla Japhet. Arrow
Wood. Cum Sab and rhamer also ran.
coupled.
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Good Laughs Mt Lyric.

Good Laughs at Lyric.
Life in It's different phases as inter-
preted by Truly Shattuck and Marta
Golden at the Lyric in tho new bill for
the FIRST half OF the week is not at all
bad. oven though a poor lonely vam-
pire Is rather put to 1t for amusement
with all tho ogod ones married.. rs she
explains TO Queen Elizabeth. whom she
addresses Familiarity n disrcspcctful-
ly as Lizzie In an entertaining dia-
loEue, spicy enough in all conscience.
but which requires a speaking ac-
Quaintance with history to BIO prop
erly appreciated. Good Queen Bess' Is
q sentimentalist, and her rhapsodies
over her various heroes Of the mascu-
most sarcastic filings at tho sex In gen
eral. and q few noted specimens In par
ticular. One has the feeling that Cleo
patra certainly ought to know what she
Is talking about
The departure Of our brave and gal
liant lads for the European trenches
had never seemed otherwise than a
heartrending affair altogether until
Clark and LaVere, in Our Friend Mag
gie." gave their version of the matter
in the second number of tho Lyric pro-
gram yesterday afternoon. Maggie has
twanB. Aud she weeps over her
friends departure. with a whole-heart-
ed bando and a versatility Of facial
expression, which send the audience
into tears-of Joy. Together. Maggie
and the young man, who knew her
folks back home. play two 'accor-
deems" "Maw's favorite" with tho ac-
cent on O long y, when You and I
Wepe Young, Maggie affects Maggie
80 deeply that the young man
changes into a l~iveller tune in sheer
desperation. w~hereupon Maggie proves
the variability Of her lrish tempera-
ment by Immediately forgetting her
sorrows and becoming q nImble-
footed lass, who dances with the same
abandon with which she weeps when
the occasion calls for tears.
Difficult feats in slack-wire walking,
including a daring balance n slide
on the performers head. and another
number of tho veriest nonsense by Hall
and Alderman. who present "Snon-
sense" and Harry Fern. In a one-act
playlet. called Veterans complete the
program for tho nrst half of the week.
Harry Fern Is seen to q decided ad-
vantage In Veterans as the black
face comedian. The Old Soldiers Home,
at johnson City. Tenn. Is shown up in
the play In a most ~unfavorabIe light
That graft, political intrigue. and other
unpleasant things are rife at tho home
one docs not like to bolieve, yet public
sentiment Ia bound to be Influenced
strongly by even SO slight a vehicle az
John t.. Hymer's little playlet
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KENNETH F. EDWARDS TOPS
FIELD IN WESTERN TOURNEY
Francis Ouimet TicS for Third Place.
Perry Adafr md Other Southern
ers FInish High.
IBy Associated Press.

CHICAGO. July a-Kenneth r. Ed
wards; of the Midlothian Club. to-day
Western Amateur Championship. play
ing the 6,503-yard Midlothian course in
seyanty:,wo STROKES par for the links.
club. was second. with 90:
Francis Ouimet. of Boston. playing
by invitation as an amateur. although
Golf Association, scored u, tying 70.
the third place with J. q. Anderson.
of New York: Arthur Lee. OF Detroit,
Addison Stil;won and Albert Seckel.
of Chicago. former champion, were
next. with rs. The only others TO get
under eighty were Perry Adair. OF Al.
with 10.
The international entries finished
gentine champion. and J. S. worthing-
ton. of England. each scoring 81.
Bobby Jones. the youthful Southern
champion. played consistently through
lanta entry; scored +1-ss-so. while
r RishSrd 3, H ts.yss of r At,a nmS m Gsa1 tho
G.. w. Adair. father of Perry. was close
behind. with 83. Reuben G. Bush. OF
New Orleans. Southern champion In
2 The Eastern contingent nearly lost
one representative. when Jesse Guilt
ford. Of Boston, champion OF Massa-
He went out in SO. two over par. but
got tangled with Il log and other lif-
ncultics On the 53S-yard with SIX teenth
hole for "A nine. finishing with 81 for
tho eighteen holes.
Among the surprises was the fall
,Tcii ts former t"m"ar. Mich III G,; shaT nHo and d
qualify. Standish took ninety strokes
for the eighteen holes.
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MACKMEN BEAT WHITE SOX

CHICAGO. July 9.-Chicago was un-
able to hit Bush to-day, while Phila-
delphia hit Williams OPPORTUNITY be-
hind srratic h%eldingt and won from the
locals. S TO 2. Bates's timely single
in the sixth inning sent two runs home
and clinched the game for the visitors.
Felsch's home run following p. Col
lins's single: gave Chicago it's scores.
ankle in sliding into second base in Tho
SuperbnH Get Frank o'uourke.
~ y associated Tress.l
NV YOR K, July 9.-Franh
third baseman OF the dcfunrt
Utica club Of the New York state
Ieagns. was signed to-day by the
siH0k Esyo h% z. 8eeaxus club. He
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WATTS TWENTY YEARS. THEN
ENTERS SUIT For O

CLEVELAND, o., July 9.-witnesscs
with long memories will star when the
Of Melvin w. Veile, twenty-four,
against Catherine Nussdorfer, execu-
triS of the estate of Jacob Nussdorfer
and William Nussdorfer. Feile is suing
for $4,000 damages for INJURIES he al
leges he received twenty years ago
when he lived with his parents in one
OF the Nussdorfcr tenements. He says
that on January u, 1897. an iron gate
carelessly left leaning against the
building fell on him and fractured his
skull. and that he hasn't been able to
pursue any regular occupation since
that time. He says he waited until he
became of age before suing.
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ResfRnn Passionate.

That he felt called to re-enter the
mission field was the reason given by
Rev. A. B. Rudd. of Barton Heights
Baptist Church. for his resignation
from his pastorate which was an
nounced at the morning service Sun
day in his church At Barton Heights
Mr.. Rudd has been pastor of the church
at Barton Heights for three years and
during hat time has greatly cndcared
himself To his congregation.
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All Traces of Scrofula
Eradicated from the system

remedy that has been used with highly
satisfactory results for S%crofula.
Being made OF tho roots and herbs OF
the forest. It is guaranteed purely
vegetable. and absolutely free from all
mineral ingredients.
You can obtain S. S. s. from any
drug store. our chief medical adviser
is an expert on all blood disorders. and
will cheerfully give o full advice as
TO the treatment OF your own case.
Address Swift Specinoeco. Dept p 1Sa.
Atlanta, Ga-Adv.
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BY the greatest Of all purifiers.

A common mistake in the treatment
Of scrofula has been the use Of mer-
curry and other mineral mixtures. tho
effect OF which is to bottle up the i'm
purities In tho blood, and hid thom
from tho surface.
the mpnrtna and dangers arc only
added to In this way.
For more than f6Y wars g g, q. has
Bean tho ons recognized reliable blood
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AMUSEMENT
"I.ETs COY FURNISHES
sNAPPY ENTERTAINMENT

Let's Go!" the musical review pre-
scented by tho Comic Opera Players
last night at the Academy of Music,
did go. though 1t halted In places and
was tame here and there. and the HUI
mo now and then lacked sou and
| ~spontaneity. The performance consist
ed OF an adoption. or an adoption, OF
4 little of almost everything in light
opera skits and farce. n Ziegfeld Fol-
lies cooked up in Richmond during this
torrid July weather by Roger Gray and
Dan Marble. The music and dialogue
were thrown together, each part related
to what followed only by time. the
time.
In this maze of variety there were
some beautiful dancing, excellent mu-
sic and good acting.
Notable WIS the "Pajama Girl" suns
by Billie Bush and a chorus. The tab
lcau in this scene was charming. the
dancing exquisite n the music rs
Bush also distinguished herself in the
bathing scene Indeed. she was 4
feature of the performance. IL not the
leading one.
Roger Gray and Dan Marble in their
skit, Down Where the W~atcrmelons
Grow" somewhat after the manner Of
Lew Field and Joe Weber, made the
house call them back again and again.
Both these actors are clever comedians.
though they got into water too deep
for them In Potash and Perlmutter,"
and the sklt called Judge Crutchfcld's
Court" was rather fiat. If Colonel
Roosevelt should ever see himself as
Dan Marble sees him. he would not
return to the United States from his
hunting trips; and Mr.. Gray's Billy Sun
day would never need sawdust In his
gospel tent.
But these are only slight faults. Tho
performance. taken as a whole, is n
good evenings Entertainment. It Ia
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q; LS York ':..-S S9dSd9O. 20
Errors.Be.zeI Paulette.. TWO
Bethel. Herzog. Sailec. Cruise. saerince
DOUBLE plays-crulse to Hornsby
70 BetZel to. Miller; Hornsby to PauIcttc:
Hoeiike to Fletcher to Hoclke: Fletcher to
Hoeike Left on bases-New York. A.: St.
Louis. z. First base on errors-New York, 2.
Eases on balls-on Sallee. 3: of Ames, /.
Struck out-by Sallcc. g. Time, 800. I'm
pircS. Klein and Dranshcld.
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Hnnea-Sak.

Especial to The Timos-Dispatch.J
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, July S.
y. Lewis Haynes and Miss Beatrice
sale, both of S~potsylvania County. were
united In marriage at the MethoJist
parsonage in this city. Rev. J.. c. Hawk
performing tho
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-Totals....s 2 SIT IL Totals....s3 7t26 IL
Ran for Pratt In eighth.
fBatted for Iavan in ninth,
tMiller out, Bauman battcd ont of turn

o.ofS oy innings: r.
ST. Louis ............0 O o o Of
Errors-Russell. Shotton. Two
base hits-PeckinEpa ugh. Sisier. Sacridce
hitS-Davenport Bauman. Double plays
Bauman. Peckinpaush TO Pipp: Pratt. Levan
10 Sisler. stolen b~Ascs-Austin, Alexander,
Hcndryx. Hit by pitcher-by Davenport
NBauuian). Wild pitch-Davenport (2). Bases
on balls-on Davenport. s: off Russell, l.
Struck out-by Davenport. s: by Russell, g..
Left on bases-St. Louis. q: New York. g..
Moriarity. "N
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rota,s....s II q 10 Totals....u . ar

= Score by innings: r.
BmTnio ...5 {. o . o Q o o-S
( Errors-AltcnherE. blackburn.
WARRIOR G). Kelly (2), Carlstrom. Nc
Donald t2). Hits-on Forester. ; in 2 In
ninEs; OF Gallagher. ! in Inning; Of TIP
innings. Earned runs-;Euralc; !; Toronto.
blackburn, 3 Struck out-hy wycknn. 3;
burn. .: by Engel. l.. Two-base hit-white-
man. Sacrifice hits-Jackson tN. Graham
~, Onslow. First base on c~rrors-Runato.
2: Toronto. :. stolen heses-Kopr C).
Channel. Left on hases.Rnnalo; u: To;
ronto. 6. Double p,avE-NicDonNld to Gill
TO Hummei: Kelly 10 Graham. Wild pitch
Forrestcr. I: wycEoU :. Time. 2:lS. I'm
.pircs. Bedford and O'Rricn.
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REDS BLANK BRAVES

BOSTON. July Cincinnati ham
mcred out fourteen hits to-day off the
delivery of Nchf, of Boston. and won.
= TO o. Garry Herman, president Of the
Cincinnati club. former grand exalted
ruler of the Elks, sat with fellow Elks
from his city behind the visitors dug
Ohioans. who made Il total OF twenty-
three bases. Groh and Kopf leading
with two doubles nnd n triple, and two
triples respectively The score:
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BlSONS REFUSE DONATION

BUFFALO. n. Y. July 9.-The To-
Tonto Maple Leafs. putting an up
hill fight all the way. snatched q close
game from the Bisons by the score
of 10 to Q this afternoon. The four
pitchers used by the Leafs issued an
even dozen bases on balls to the Buff
falc batsmen, and the folders made
seven errors, but the Bisons failed TO
take advantage OF the misplays. The
Scnrn.
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.HOYT LOSES ON WILD THROW

: RoCH ESTER, y Y. July o.-Roches-
ter won .Lrotp Montreal to-day. 2 to !.
because PITCHER. Waite Hoyt, McCraw's
.high-school phenor. made q wild throw
In the eighth which allowed Rodriguez
to score from first and Collins to make
second. Schweitzer followed with "A
uouble and scwed up the game. Score:
- Montreal Rachesfer
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SECOND GAME.
TotaIs....3I ? S "a Il Totals....3& 10 IL q
Score BY innings:

& Rt,sSi4 81" .::!s sS5319Ss:L- 10
o suTTn wolbyss. Sfh5iGS sss asa,nstVS ns q: P Eastst'
VIZ Thr.e,bass Sacrifice ny
man.. Struck out-by James. g.: by Shaw.
? Bases on baliswor Shaw, 3: Left on
pitcher-by James. l tRice). Time. 1886.
Empires. Hildebrand and O~'Loughlin.
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TIGERS WIN AND LOSE
NATIONALS TAKE OPENER,
AIDED BY BAD FIELDING
Rice Has Perfect Day mt hat During
Ftrst-Detroit Hits
Shaw Hard.

DETROIT. July s.-Detroit and
Washington divided a double-header
to-day. tho visitors winning the nrst
game, s to l.. md the homo team the
second. 10 to 2. The wildness Of C.
Jones, coupled with wretched fielding.
decided tn. first game. while in the
second game Detroit hit Shaw for four
ieel hits and won easily. Rice, the
Washington right fielder, made i've hits
n Nve times at bat in the first game.
re scores:
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SurcIA-r. ~S--c-s-E----ti1f = -A-L--
Fews-er. Sac-ttc. e..-ENz Siabt- SLs-s-
Bza.aaFt q. Ress, Fo~tl C-sMn -,
Hill. EeAE. NeItrcy TSrr--Hlss Sit
cooney. Bass o. eall<-es a.c l. % Pc
ters : Hit By p:teheI.sy EiIi ! tcoe:cyl.
wilcr: Brainard 20 TutwIl-r. WIG pitch
Hill. Time. l:S. CmP!res. Freeman &ad
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Philadelphia at Chicago
New York NJ d. Louis.
Washington at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.
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-. S'OTH Dy INNINES- Il.
...."".o . o 81
Summary: E~rrors-Damrau. IIovt. Cnliins.
uTwo-hase hits-Farrell pamrau. Schwettzcr.
Sacrifice hits-Smith. Holden. Hoyt. Schep-
,.ber. Collins. Fisher. stolen basc-Rodri-
auez. First base on Observation-Disclosures. g:
montreal. l. Hit hv pitChcr-hy Ifoyt, !
"(Doolanb. Left on ases-MontreaI 8:
Rochester, & Bases on halls-on Schacht.
e: OF Hoyt, >. Struck out-hy Schacht. .:
by Hoyt. /. umrircs, Biackburne and Car.
= DsrIc-. Time. lIl
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ORIOLES OFFER GRAYS
BUT LITTLE RESISTANCE
RchE L. Leading SiuEEer of Game. Get
ting Three BinGles-FinHl
Score. . 10 -
pRONInENCE

PROVIDENCE. r. !, July s-The
Grays found little trouble mixing hits
with the Orioles errors this ~Attsracor.
and won from Jack DunI's ou:at By
a score of g TO = EshS with three
safe hits. including 4 tcUoie. ~&s Sht
leading sticke- % ,he game. Score:
baltimore. Fr9yti<uc~-
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RED SOX LOSE TO INDIANS

CLEVELAND, July 9.--Cleveland
made ii three straight from Boston
to-day. winning. to 3, by reason OF
an eiEhth-inninG rally. A phenomenal
stop and throw by Wambsganss in the
ninth prevented Boston from tying the
score. and ended the game. The score:
RoStnn. NI~.zIorA
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SCOTe Dy INNINGS: X.
philadelphia .."..."o 9 9 9 o-s
Chicago ..............-..0 o 0 o o ? o 0 o.
mi Errors-Witt- Lynn. Two-base
htt-Meyer. Home ~run-Feisch. Sacrifice
its-Weaver, Wilt. Stolen baseS-Licbold
Rodie. Bates. Bases on bails-of Bush. Q.
Struck out-by Williams. 2: by Danforth.
9: by Bush. = Hit by pitcher-by Dan
forth. l .tMeyer>. Time. eco. umpircs.
Evans and Owens.
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ARRAGON FEATURES IN FIELD

ST. LOUIS. July 9.-New York
punched four of its five hits of Daveu-
port in the first and seventh innings,
and defeated st. Louis, 2 to /. Arragon
ran to the left field fence for a fine
catch OF Jacobson's long drive In the
sixth. Two were on bases at the time.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Washington. 8; Detroit, 1 first Eame).
Cleveland. 4; Boston, 8.
Philadelphia, 5; Chicago. 2.
Now York. q: St. Louis, l..
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WHERE TREY Play IDA
Cincinnati ut Boston.
ChicnEo Mt brooklyn.
st. Louis at New York.
Pittsburgh Mt philadelphia.
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Columbia Take, First Gou.

i CHARLESTON. S. G., July 9.-Colum-
bia won the first game of the cham
'pionship series of the South Atlantic
League from Charleston here to-day.
3 to I. The locals rallied in the ninth
inning after two were down, making
five hits, but only one run.
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STANDING OF U

WHERE THEY PLAY
Richmond at Newark e ksneo}.
Toronto at Buffalo.
Montreal at Rochceter.
Baltimore ut Providence
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CARDINALS ARE BEATEN
FOUR STRAIGHT TO GIANTS
WHEN RARIDEN GETS DOUBLE
Clout Scores Hoelke. Who Had he
ceivcd Ames's Only Pass-Finnl
GGnEA q 10

Score, 3 to =.
NEW YORK, July 9.-New York made
II -FOUR straight games from ST. Louis
to-day, winning, 3 to 9. The Giants
scored their winning run In the sew
entn inning, when Holke drew Amcs's
zone base on balls, and scored on Rari-
den's second two-base hit. The game
was held up by rain for forty-nve min
st. Louis, New YorL
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FIRST GAME.

Error-Bush. Yeach. Cobb, Do
fate. Spencer. Hits-on c. Jones. 8 In Z
;pniaEs. Two;6ass hi,sIIMsnosky. y.aeh.
eases-Riee ~. Shanks. Sacrifice hits
Henry .t3: Struck .out-by- Harper. 3; by
Jones. J.. Bases on 6alls-on Harper. 1; OF
Jones. G. Double p~lays-Cobb to Spencer:
Leonard to judge: Burns tunassisted(.
on bases-Det.oit. I; Washington. 3. Hit by
Piteher-oy Jones. tShankAl. Time. las.
Empires, OLoughlin and Eildebrand.
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Boston .g:"""o " " ) ! % 9 9
r.. a.: Clarke Three
Thorpe. Lett on b~ascs-Boston. o: Cincin-
natl 4. Bases on balis-on Filler. 2. struck
1mtnhy Nehf L. Sacrifice ~hit-Smith.
Double plav-KoDf to Shean 10 Chase. Wild
nitch-Nehr. Empires. Rigler and EmsIie.
Time. l:5S. Attendance, 400.
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NCOre by INNINGS: n,
cisveisnd ..:".:.o 9 SSSSS @
Summary: Errors-Janvrin, Wamhy. Chap
man. Gnisto. Two-base hits-Walker. Chap
man.; Graney. S%acrincs hits-Janvrin (2).
lie wis t2). Evans. Stolen bus~cs-Chspman.
McNally;, Double p,ay-Jnnvrin TO Scott TO
Hohlitzcll.. Bases on balls-on Mays. S; of
klepfer, 3. Struck out-by Mays, 4: by
Kiepfer. Il: by Gould. 2. HIts-nh Kiepfer.
. In 2 innings. U,npires. Mccormick and
Dineen.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New S;NsI Yosk. :: s. t Louis; 2
All nfherr rain
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clean and wholesome. There is not a
vulgar suggestion In speech. action or
costume. and tho pace leaves one no
time to worry over the heat.
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How They Stand T Day
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS

Toronto. 10; buffalo. O..
Rochester. e; Montreal, I.
Providence, B; Baltimore, 2,
Hicllmond-SoHurk {ruin).
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American Arsocinttor

- At Observation-Disclosures .: NIL
swaukee, 1.
=, At Columbus-Columbus. q; Louis
+Ville, 4.
- At st. Paul-St. Paul. 4: Kansas
City. O..
81 tOnly three games s~chcduledD
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Totals....a3 3saH Totals....2s 6 q l6
Ran for IIoblitzell In ninth.
fBatted for klepfer In seventh.
:Ran for O'Neil In seventh.
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ninth inning, and had to be assisted off

Totais....33 SEIZE Totals....H 8 q 4
'Batted for Lynn In ninth.
tBatted for Danforth in ninth.