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PLAY TRUE TO FORM
Enst and West Equally Represented in
Semifinnls OF Pntrlotic Tonrna-
ment After Fourth Round.

FOREST HILLS. n. y. August 22.-
Playing true to form throughout the
fourth round Of the National Patriotic
singles tournament here to-day, East
ern and Western experts In equal num-
Der won places in the seminal round
West Side Club tomorrow.
Craig Biddle. OF Philadelphia. forced
r. Lindley Murray, Of Niagara Falls,
y. y, TO draw on every ounce of his
endurance and skin in order to win
after gruelling fve-set match.
liams. H.. OF Boston. and Harold A.
Throckmcrton, of Elizabeth. n. j.. was
another hvc-set battle which Williams
finally won at 6-l. AS. Ca, 0-6. 6-3 It
was not so much the fact that the
players were evenly matched the
cratic form shown by last years title
winner.
Charles s. Garland. OF Pittsburgh. the
youngest OF the third-round survivors,
was eliminated by John r. Strachan.
| Of San Francisco. in four sets. at 6-l.
90, 6-2, G-3 Strachan was entirely
too fast and steady for Garland
The victory OF y. w. Niles. Of Bos-
ton. over Clarence j.. Griffin. Of San
Francisco. was even easier. Niles ran
Gus. Go. e"' Ss DS scores Oh o.
| The days play closed with an .shibi-
ton match between Miss Mary Browne.
OF San Francisco, and Miss Molla
| Rjurstedt. OF New York. in which the
| Californian reversed the result OF the
| last two matches between these women
| starts by winning at CO, ca
The first round OF the junior cham
! pionship was also completed. and six
survivors from various parts OF the
| country. all in their teens. will resume
| the struggle tomorrow.
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8 ROCHESTER. y. Y. August 22-
.sichmond's farewell greeting to Roch-
ster for the International League
$eason Of 1917. was IL TO 3 beat
9lg. 1t was the same story right over
fEain O. Otto Knabe not being able
% show a pitcher able to hold the
Nippled home club.
4 George Kelly, just from the Giants,
Pas injected into the lineup and re-
bonded with a brace Of triples and A
Jingle, drove in five runs, scored one
himself and stole base. Bob Fish
rs suspension was lifted and he play
Ia right fold.
h Adams was hit by the home club for
[tSteeu safeties all told. Five of these
yore crowded into the third inning
then the Rochesters accounted for six
inns, enough to give them winning
laRrgin. couple of double plays,
elped to snuff the ambitions of Rich
sond In the early innings, especially
N the first round when hits by Han
[afd and ofcDermott were wasted.
Bankston started off for Richmond
r the fourth with a. triple TO right
md scored on koshlers. hit to deep
Port. Singles by. McDermott, Koehlcr,
|nd knabe. with an infeld out advan-
Rlng the first two men accounted for
70 Richmond runs in the sixth.
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ORDER OBJ NOTICE FOR DISCHARGE.

On this 30th day of July. A D. 1917.
on reading the petition Tor discharge
OF the bankrupt. 1t is
Ordered by It'd court. That hearing
be had upon the came on the PATH DAY
OF SEPTEMBER. a. D. 1917. before said
court, at Riehmond IN said district at ~
be published in The Times Dispatch, a
newspaper printed in said district. and
that all known creditors and other
persons in intercst may appear at tho
said time and place, ard show cause,
II any they have. why the prayer OF
the said petitioner should not be
granted.
And It is, further ordered by the
court, That the clerk shall send by mall
to all known creditors copies OF said
petition and this order. addressed to-
them at their places OF residence az
stated.
witness tho Honorable EDMUND
WADDILL, JR., Judge Of the said court
and tie seal thereof. at Rtchm ond. ia
said district, on the aoth day Of July.
A. D. 1917.
,s JOSEPH P. BRADY.
JAMES r. SHEPPARD. JR.. Esq.
Attorney for Bankrupt.
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SECOND GAME.

is!.is IN .1IN 2 Totals "a a5a. 10
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LONG GAME At BROOKLYN

BROOKLYN. August 2.-Brooklyn
beat Pittsburgh to-day by 6 to In
twenty-five innings. The game broke
the National League long distance re-
cord of twentyone innings. set by
New York and Pittsburgh in 1914. With
one out in tho twenty-socond inning
Hickman drew n base on balls from
Jacobs. and took second on O'Rourke's
single Otto Miller forced O'Rourke.
Boeckel to Pitler. Hickman taking
third. While Pitlcr was discngaging
himself from O'Rourko and preparing
to relay to first for double play,
Hickman went home. a second game
was on the schedule, but was called
on account of darkness after two In
nings: The score:
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Nature Needs Assistance
In Keeping You Well

all impurities This old remedy is a
wonderful purifier and tonic. and has
no equal for keeping the blood rich and
pure. 1t builds UP tho appetite and
tones up the entire system
s. s. 8. is sold by drugg lists every
where. It has been successfully used
for moro than nifty ycara. and people
In practically every State testify to It's
great worth. Write for booklets and
FREQ medical ADVICE to Swift Specific
Co., Dept-~o,2Sd, Atlanta, 0a.-xAdy.
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CONCERT AND BALI. GAME
NET NEAT LITTLE SUM

NEW YORK. August 22.-The New
York National League club announced
to-day that the sum OF $4,000 was
taken I'm at the band concert and
benefit game between the New York
and Cincinnati clubs here last Sunday
and Six-y-fifth Regiment. which form
crly was the Sixty-ninth Infantry. New
York National Guard.
The money has been turned over to
fund for the use Of dependents or
soldiers IN the regiment.
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A little help goes a long ways.

II you would keep your body in a
healthy and robust condition. throb-
bling with that splendid vitality that
indicates freedom from all ailments.
hrst Of all see that your blood Is kept
pure. Any slight irapurity that creeps
into your blood will soon effect tho
well being OF your whole system.
few bottles Of S. S. S. will give
just the assistance that ntaure needs
N Keeping tho blood absolutely, fxna OF
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RICHMOND THURSDAY, AUGUST 49, 1917

s.srifee hits-chsnsy. DauserL O. Miller.
s sSa Il S$%yss sSss posSfS
sobs. :; on oheney. ]. Struck oat-SSy Ca
sn 2; by Cheney. s. Mits-9r cooper. II
Of on GS,dsrc. 81 IN 2 innings; on Cheney. o in
by pitched ball-by Cadore. :. Passed ball
w Wagner Loft on buses-Pittsburgh. is;
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Stomach ills

permanently disappear after drinking
the celebrated Shivar Mineral Water.
Positively guaranteed by money-ba
offer. Tastes hne: costs a trlfe. De-
lvercd anywhere by our Richmond
agents. cnce-Eunnamakar Co.-Adv.
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Boston.
st. Inuis.
Totals....11 6 IL 81 II To.als....J "a Ii
Ran for Walsh in second
tBatted for Watson in eighth.

Score by Innings: r..
St Louis .............0 o O o 0 n-i
Summary: Errors-Marsntille. Miller and
Baird. Two.base hit-Maranvtllc. Three
bnsc hits-Konetchy (2). Meyers. Homo run
POWELL. Stolen base-RehG Bases on balls
ON Watson. l. Struck out-by Nehf, 4: by
Watson. 3. Sacrifice hit-Maranviiie. Sacri-
fee GiesI. c Smith, Rawlings. Hits-on
innings: off Doak. e In inning: OF May
In inning; off Nchf. in inninEs. Hit
by pitched ball-WRlsh. by Watson. Umpires
RiGler and Bransfeld. Time-I:t7.
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Bropklyn,
Pittsburgh.
rotal,.S2 s 1ose6 a Tot.ls.

'Rattcd for JacksUn in seventh
tBattcd for Boccfel in thirteenth.
tSNtted for w. Wagner in nineteenth
1.-Two out when winning run WAS scored
tRan for u. wheat In fourteenth
iBatted for johnson in twelfth.
xBatted for Smith In fourteenth.
Scors by innings
pittsburgh 800. col ooe 200 ooo oon coo 400 rs
Drcokiyn ........ l72 900 900 oco 900 ooo 600 Id
Summary: Errors-Dcbus. Ward CO... OIL
son. Myers. Johnston, o. Miller. Cadore.
Two-hsse hts--Olson Cooper, r. Miller.
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Two More Case. OF Paralysis.

HARRISONBURG. VA. August "a
TWO more cas--s Of infantile paralysis
were reported to-day in Rockingham
County. Ebert Meyerhoeffer, nvo years
old, and Lena Meyerhoeffcr. eight years
old. children OF John Meyerhoeffer, re-
siding near Union Chapel, were de-
cIared TO be affected
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ALEXANDER WINS AGAIN

PHILADELPHIA, August a2.-Hard
hitting and Alexander's excellent pitch
ing gave Philadelphia 5-to-0 victory
over Chicago to-day. In the fourth In
on homo-run drives by Stock ana
Cravath. followed by singles by Lu-
dcrus and Whitfield. base on balls
to Killifer, and Paskert's single. The
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BRAVES COME TO LIFE

BOSTON. August 22.-Boston won the
last game OF the series from st. Louis
knocked Ed Walsh insensible in the
second inning. hitting him on the back
or the head with pitched ball. The
BoSton man was carried from the neld,
but recovered IN few minutes. The
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EVEN BREAK AT TORONTO

LTORoNTc, August 22.--Aeain TODAY
Ne Leafs and Newark broke even, the
ears winning the rrst game by 6 to 2.
I'D the Leafs the second by the score
TO 2. Could recently secured
Iom the Cleveland club. forced IN
|vo runs with bases on balls in tho
Icond inning. but was very effective
hereafter. Hard, timely hitting against
II allwood won the second game for
lie leaders. The scores:
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BUSH HAMMERED HARD

CLEVELAND, August .z-Cleveland
made a clean sweep of the series from
Philadelphia. wir>ing to-day. 6 to S.
Cleveland made all It's runs Oft Bush.
whom II drove from the box In the NTH
inning. Philadelphia hit Lambeth hard
in the seventh. and Coumpe had to
come to the rescue in the ninth. The
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Q 0 o Of o . %

(tor1dence .. o Of 7 . 90
2ntreal ............. 0 20 q %
Summary: Errors-Coonty. Thomas. smith.
6lmrsa. Stryker. Two.base hits-Thom q y.
Emrau. Stolen base--Zimmerman Sacri.
Rse2 hits-Hoyt, Holden. Double piays-
Ioney TO Massey TO Tutwler: Thomas to
faosey 10 Iuiwiier: Purteil TO McCau!ey TO
|,a 49,, runs; by Iioy.. hits ANA I runs,
rv vss o9t-GX psters' 3; by uoyt .; by
Hoy. g. Lefi on bascs-Proyidence. 7:
l5ntreal, g. Time Of game. l:45. Empires
5rpenter and Mcbride
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F|FTY-F|FTY ON SERIES
CHICAGO AND BOSTON
EACH CAPTURE TWO GAMES
Red Sox Win Final Game by Phenome-
nal HurlinE of Leonard.
Score 5 to I.

CHICAGO. August 2s.-Boston cut
Chicago's lead down to two games to-
day. when they won tho nnal contest
OF tho series. 5 to 1, in a loosely played
game. thereby getting an oven orean
in the series.
Claude Williams was unsteady
throughout the game. anu nnaliy gave
way to Danforth. after the bases wero
filled in the seventh inning. The Wis
itors then proceeded TO punch hits.
and with the aid OF some erratio play
Ing cinched the game.
They scored their FIRST run IN the
second inning. when John Collins lost
SCOTS fly In tho sun and allowed II
to go for double. which scored
Hooper. who had reached second on a
walk and sacrifice.
Leonard pitched a steady game and
was given fine support. Chicago made
its lone run in the fifth inning. After
two men had been retired. Risberg
grounded to Scott. who threw wild to
first, and Risberg reached second. He
scored on Schalk's single. Chicago
again threatened to score in the sixth.
but Felsch struck out In the pinch.
AS result Of to-days game the
standing Of the leaders is:
", L: PCT:
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BENTON DOWNS REDS
FORMER ClNCY HURLER
ALLOWS ONLY FOUR HITS
L. Accorded Sensational Support by
Giants, Who Shut-Out Matthew
sons Team.

NEW YORK. August 22.-New York
played sensational ball behind BEN
tons fine pitching. and shut-out Cincin-
natl In tho last game OF the series by
O score OF to o.
Benton allowed only four hits, two
Of them by his opponent, Schneider.
Schneider did not permit a hit until
the fifth inning. after which he was
touched up freely. Tho score:
Cincinnati. Now York
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GRAYS WIN BY RALLIES

MONTREAL, August 22-Rallies In
AZ seventh and ninth innings en-
Pied the Providence Grays to make n
sear sweep OF the series by taking
S-day's game by the score of 6 10 4
he pitching of Hoyt and Peters, who
E2rted the game, was excellent for six
iames. and then both had TO he taken
ut Three double plays were made
EurinE the game. The scores:
Iit PROVIDENCE. Montreal
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PHILADELPHIA.
Cleveland.

Totals....3o 10 q 10 Totals....33 10 "a IL
.Batted for johnson In seventh.
Score by innings r.
Cleveland ...............0 0 Sc
Philadelphia .......o 0 o o 0 4 o-5
base h.ts.i.ambeth, Witt tej. saeriace sits
aaGrovnr. Lambeth. Roth. Stolen basen-
Phiiadclphia. !. Left on basea-cleveisnd, s.:
philadelphia. s. Double, plays-Chapman to
on haIis-or Coveicskie. /: on Lambeth. l.:
on Bush. =. Struck out.by Lambeth, 2: by
by Lambeth. !. Wild pitoh-Lambeth. Urn-
pires-Nalin and OWEN Time-l 80.
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Totals ia 6l37 Totals..ss asY
RaI ed 10 In, Infh

'Batted for Hil In ninth.
Buffalo ................. o! 4els %
hs sunmasy: irfors-c nsrser msAS Ss
co. Bases s,; on en- Sa!ls-em Mecsbe. :: Of New
2: by jewton. Il by Hill. /. Two-b base hits
Acosta Barber. Sacrifice hits--Hummell.
Shannon, McCsbc. Stolen bases-Acosta. Nc
Avoy. Left on bases-Bunalo, o; Baltimore,
Z. Double plays-Gill to Mcdonald to Hum
nell TO Daily: Newton to Fewster to Bent
ley. Passed balls-McAvoy, /. Time OF
game. l:i3. Umpires, Freeman and O'Brien.
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EVEN BREAK AT ST. LOUIS

won the first game OF to-day's double
header with St. Louis to !. st. Louis
won the second, to 4. In the first
game Washington outhit st. Louis.
Poor throwing lost the second game for
the visitors, who made eight errors,
seven of which were wild throws. The
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SECOND GAME

SuIHIHdry f9rrors-JaEhcs. tcuStA IEases
on balls-Jaynes. 8; Newton. ]: Wyckon, I.
Struck out-by Jayncs. =; by Newton. ,; by
WyckoT. !, Thrte,base hts,AcoSta tO.
Sacrifice hits-Shannon, Srhaufcle. Bues
Steinfeldt. Stolen bases-Fcwstcr CD. Left
on hases-Buralo, 4: Baltimore. IL. Double
plays-Ncwton TO shannon TO Bentley; Bues
20 Fewster TO Bentley: shannon to BENTLEY.
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CAME
Totals ~ Totals....3 I 8 "a 10
Batt.d for Dumont in sixth.
tBatted for Gailta In ninth.

washington ...........1 o 80 0 0 %
st. Louis ..............5 % go 80
Summary: Errors+Shanks, c. Milan. Eos
ter {2), Charity. Ainsmith, Dumont Two
base hits-Masee. Sloan. Leonard Three
base hit-LaVan. Stolen bases-Rice. Me-
nosty Sisier. Hit by pitched ball-hy Du
mont, sloan; by G.llia; Sloan Bak,Du;
Dunont 1: on Gallia. 1. Struck out-oy
Davenrort s: by pumont 4; by Gsii,a. l..
bascs-St Louis, 10; Washington, Z. Time
Ito. Umpircs-OLoushlin and Dlneen
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SeoLe BY innings: r.
RNark ............. o 0 o %
tHmmary: Errors - Blackburne, Lewis.
3rne run Russell. Two-base hits
81ltf ana Whifeman. Bases on balls
fxThompson. /: of Smal!wood. e. Struck
H-by Thompson, :. by Smallwood 2
ld pitch--Thompson. Stolen bsses-Trues-
~. Jaeobson. Whitemsn. Sacrihce hits
|eebson. Murray. Smalwood. First base
fSerrors--Toronto. i: Newark, l. Double
&yrFnller TO Russell. Left on bzseS--
apires. Bedford and Finnernn
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Tonnfo.

eopto .............. go 0 Q q o %
$unnmary: Error - Callahan. Two-bas.
{1l--Csmp ruler Sacrifice hits--I.a sole,
[htteman Gould. Fuller Murray. Bases on
ys-oh Gould; Z: ON Ross. 9 Struck out
YEGOuld. 2: by Ross. J. Double MIA
&v1stto Russell LET, on bnses-Toronto. Z:
3Mark. 8. Time OF game. i:45. Umpires,
aneran and Bedfore
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SPLIT DOUBLE BILL

iBUFFALO, August 22-The Bisons
I'D the Birds split today's double
gAder,, the home team annexing the
ut Eame. 70 3. while tho Orioles
MI faseur game. . to 2. Newton
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started tho pitching in both games
Tor the Birds. being batted out OF the
box in the first game and coming back
and holding the Bisons at his mercy in
the second game: The scores:
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all. Chicago FIRST baseman. arc not
likely to draw fines or suspension for
their fight yesterday after. the game
between their teams. contendinE for
tho American League championship.
president b. B. Johnson. OF the league,
nero to-day, sold that from press ro-
ports no did not judge the circum-
stances justified disciplinary measures.
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TIGERS WIN ON TWO HITS

DETROIT. August 22.-Detroit only
got two hits off Cullop and mono OF
to o. Both runs were scored In the
CONTINUED on Fifth Page)
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Brooklyn. 6; Pittsburgh, (nrst game. 90
nningsl: Second game, postponed. darkness.
New York, 3: Cincinnati, o.
Philadelphia, 5; Chicago, u.
Boston. d: st. Louis. i.
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PHILADELPHIA
Totals....33 Sill Gil Totals. o 7A;
Score by inninEs: i

Score by innings: II.
fssiifafS :::::::::::::ss ssSG: -
Summary: Error-Elott. Stolcn base
Stock. Left on bases-PhiIlics. Z: Chicago
s. Two-bsse hits-Kiidun, Whitfield. Home
Double plays-NIehor to Bancroft: Luderus
tunassisted). IIits,on Prenderssst. In
t-3 innings Struck out-by Alexander, 8;
by PrendcrEast. 2: by Hondryx. .. Base on
balis-or Alexander. !; OFT Prendereast. 2.
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eTANLANu on CI,r-Rs

WHERE TiikY PLAY TODAY.
'ittkburxh at Boston.
Cincinnati at PHILADELPHIA
st. Louis mt BROOKLYN.
Chicago 1T New York
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WnEltE THEY ti-AY TO-DAY.
Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Detroit
New York mt Cleveland.
Boston at st. Louis
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
YESTERDAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY
St Louis. I; Washington, 3 tnrst Eame).
-. Louis, d; MashlnHton, 4 Second Bame).
Detroit. =; New York, o.
Cleveland. 6; Philadelphia, 8.
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WhENk THEY HLia TO-DAY.
Richmond Mt Buffalo.
Providence at Toronto.
BAltlmore Mt Rochester.
Newark at Montreal.
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score,
Boston.
Total. II ~ 81 o Total, a

Totals....3s lie II 9 Tctals....a q 10
Batted for Danforth in eighth.
Score by innings: r.
Chicago ....:............o o O OIL
Summary: Errors-Lc~is. Gardner. Scott.
Schslk williams. Two-basc hit-Scott. Sac
tifce hits-Barry. Gardner, Scott. Bases on
bals-cn Williams, 4: off Leonard. l. Struck
out-by Leonard. g. Umpires-Evans ard
Moriarity. Time. 2io.
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up freely. Tho RcOre:
clnnati. Now York.


InNInEY. r.
Cincinnati ..............0 o o O O q O1
New York .........0 q Il n !
= summary: Error-Groh. Stolen base-Rousch
Sacrifice htt-Herz2g. Double plays-Flctch-
er, Herzog and Hoelke: Hcrzog, Fletcher
and Hoolke; Loft on bascs-Now York, 3;
CINCINNATI. Bases on bnlls-on Benton, .:
CT schneider. 2. Struck out-by Denton 2
Wild pitch.Schneider. Umpires-O'Day and
Harrison. Time-l;25
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FIRST CAME

SCor0 by fnnIngs: K
Washington ...........o ! Y;
Summary: Errors-Smith. Lavan. Two
base hits-C.- Milan. Jacobson. Sacrifice hits
Shank Shelton. Double play-ShRnk to
Morgan to Charity. Stolen base-Ricc. Hit
by pitched bnii-by Johnson. l. Bases on
balle-on Groom, 5: of Harper. 3 Struck
,ut-by Groom. .: by Harper. 3: by John
son. s. Hits-or Groom. in innings: Of
Narper, in innings. Left bases-St.
Louis, 8; Washington. 7. Time-l:R. Um-
pir's-Dnecn and O'Loughlin.
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American Association.
AT St Paul-St. Paul, 3: Minncapo-
lis tGrst game). st. Paul. 4; Minaeapo-
lis, 2.
No others scheduled.
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One Boxer Enlists Anyway.
NEW YORK, August 22-Joe Well
ing, the Chicago lightweight boxer
enlisted in the New York naval milit la
here to-day.
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May Let Fighters on.
DETROIT, August 22.-Del Gainor,
Boston first basemnn. and Chick" Gan