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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-31
ADDITIONAL. VlRGINIANS
ARE GIVEN COMMISSIONS
Some RIchmonders Among Those
Named for Engineers and
Quartermaster Corps.

Quartermaster Corps.
Especial to The limos Dlspateh.l
WASHINGTON. August 3o.-The
Adjutant- General OF tho army to-day
announced that another large group
of Virginians had been commiss!o ned
In tho various branches Of tho officers
reserve corps. Most Of those named
to-day arc going into the engineer
and quartcrmastcr corps.
VirEinians commissioned are as fol-
lows: William I. Lee. Lynchburg.
major engineers: Henry H. George,
Richmond. captain engineers; II. H.
Oglcsby. LynchburE. captain engineers;
S. II. Griffin, Manassas. first lieutenant
engineers: Marvil l.. Davis. Roanoke,
first lieutenant engineers; Carlton r..
Shaffcr, Norfolk. nrst lieutenant engi-
neers: Ernest l.. Sentis. Norfolk. first
lieutenant engineers: Herbert S. Rag
land. Richmond. first lieutenant engi e.
ncers: Gcorgel NJ. Anderton. Alexandria,
first lieutenant engineers; Lester w
Jacobs. Norfolk, first lieutenant engi-
neers; Edward W. Martin, Ports
mouth. second lieutenant engineers
William l.. Humphreys. Jr., Roanoke.
second lieutenant engineers; Robert c.
Churchill, Roanoke. second lieutenant
engineers; William II. Belts. Richmond.
captain quartermastcr corps; Malbon
G. Richardson. Upperville. captain
quartermaster: Thomas Atkinson. Jr.
Gordonsville. captain quartermaster;
Emmett T. Robinson, Norfolk. captain
qunrtcrmaster; Herman c. Schmidt.
Richmond. captain ordnance: George
FL Bryan. Newport News. nrst lieu
tenant signal corps: Elmo F.. Brookinrs.
"arrcnton. first lieutenant signal
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ALL STARS VS.. DUPLEX
Return Game Between Teams VIII Bs
staged ON Monday Afternoon at
Boulevard Field,

Arthur Van Buren,s All Stars. who so
overwhelmingly defeated the Duplex
nine OH last Saturday afternoon at
boulevard Field. will give the city
champions another chance to regain
their their lost iaurels on Monday afternoon.
When the two mines will meet again at
Boulevard Field at o'clock.
Manager Lowery, of Duplex is deter-
mined TO avenge the defeat Of last Sat
urday. and in an effort TO win the game
will put his strongest combination on
the field. Jake Poh and fanny Dow
den, the players absent last Saturday.
VIII be present on Monday afternoon,
and thus tho Duplex boys will enter
the game with their regular lineup.
The probable lineup OF the teams Is
as follows:
All Stars-Klein. left field: Minct
center field; Shelton or Moss, right
field; Lawrence or Moocrs, third base;
Jenkins shortstop; Amos second base;
Hatcher. first base: Leibs. catcher;
Jolliff or Napier. pitcher.
PupleX-Bealc. second base: Lowcry
or Poh shortstop: Smithers, center field;
Blanton. right field: Duke or Dowdcn.
first base; Monroe. third base; Green,
left field: TiGnor, catcher; Waldbauer
or Johnson, pitcher.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-31
RANKS OF STATE VOLUNTEERS
ARE RAPIDLY FILLING UP
Many New Companies Are in Process
OF Formation in all Parts
of NtrEinia.

The ranks of the State volunteer
army of Virginia are rapidly nearing
completion. Lieutenant-Colone 10
Lane Stern has received reports of
many companies in the State In the
process OF organization. Companies al Q
being formed in Roanoke and Victoria.
in Luncnburg County, and Middle
town, in Frederick County.
In addition. Colonel Stern yesterday
received applications from three COM
panics, stating that they had fulfilled
their requirements and were ready to
enter the service of the State. The
companies which have made this an
nouncement have been formed in Bris-
toll, Hopewell and Petersburg The
officers OF the Bristol company are:
Captain. Frank Taylor: first lIeuten-
ant, r. NJ. Boggs. and second licuten-
ant, ]. A. Slaughter. The officers Of
the Hopewell company are: Captain,
Wallace Fox; first lieutenant, J. l..
blackmore, and second lieutenant. L.
r. Jones. The officers OF the Peters
burg company are as follows: Cap
tain Robert Gillian. Jr.: first licuten-
ant. William d. Armstrong;; second
lieutenant, Louis D. Kidd.
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LEAVE FOR NEWPORT
kracke and Amos to Go Into Training
rs Yeomen In

Louis c. Kracke, Jr.. and Archie B.
Amos VIII leave tomorrow morning at
o'clock over the Chesapeake and Ohio
hallway for Newport II. l., where they
VIII go into training as ycomen in tho
United States Navy. Both are well
known in Richmond. and are members
OF the Phi Kappa Epsilon Literary So
ciety. Officers of the society will be
present at the train to see their com.
radcs off.
Besides being prominent In fraternal
circles. the young men are also well
known In business. kracke is secre-
tarS TO the general manager of tho
virginia Railway and Power Company.
"hlie Amos is secretary to the superin-
tendent of the Atlantic Coast Line RAN
ROAD. The young men had volunteered
their services as clerks in tho local
district board and their presence will
be greatly missed
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CHATHAM MAN DECORATED
FOR DISTINGUISHED CONDUCT

DANV1LLE. VA. August 30.-Mrs.
Augustus Pannill. of Chatham. learned
to-day that her son. Lieutenant Angus
tus Hunter Pannill. has been decorated
for distinguished conduct in the storm
ing OF Why ridge. He has won tho
military cross. Pannill Is Pittsyl-
vanian and Joined the Canadians two
years ago Ho received commission.
and was with the troops to whose lot
fell the storming of tho ridge. He is
cited in orders of the day as having led
his company through the frst-line
enemy trenches and into the second
line. From here no pushed forward
with machine gun and worked it
against the Germans from shell era
ter. lie was under fire for twenty-four
hours. and his wrist was shattered in
the fray. He was sent to an English
hospital. has recovered. and has now
been transferred to the Royal Flying
Corps. He is thirtyhve years OF age.
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THIRD ROUND COMPLETED
Semihnals of Womcn'x Western Golf
sst'' Association VIII He Played
I at Chicago To-day.

VI CHICAGO. August S0.-Mrs. Fred c..
Let's, Jr., Of Chicago. Western woman
golf champion. to-day took plentiful
revenge for three defeats III the hands
land III. bT defea,inr the Iowa cham
pion. up and to play in the third
round Of the championship tournament
Of the Women.s Mestenns.Golf Associ-
Mrs Lette will defend her title in
the. semitnals tomorrow with Miss
Vida Llewellyn. champion in 1909. who
to-day disposed OF Miss Lois Stumcr,
EsiSteen-year-o player, OF Ravisloe.
tB and 4.
.53seThe only out town player to reach
tho semitinals was Miss Frances Had
Held, of Milwaukee. She defeated Mrs.
sF.IS. Colburn, OF Glenview, . and l.
~ Miss Hadneid Tomorrow Will meet
Miss Elaine Roscnthal North and
South champion. who to-day defeated
Mrs. j. w. Douglass, OF Westmorelund.
: and g.
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ADJUSTMENTS
Mutt and Jcr mt the Academy.

Laughs all over the place from the
rise 10 the fall OF the curtain, during
the three acts of color, melody and
rhythm and variety are said to be dis
tinsuishinE feature of the newest Bud
Fisher musical comedy hit. Mutt and
JcfH Divorced" Produced in New
York intially and welcomed on Broad
way as roaring oasis amid a dearth
OF novelty, Mutt and Jeff Divorced"
comes here with an unbroken record
Of runaway audiences everywhere. Ger
tainly Mutt and Jeff themselves need
no introduction TO playGoers. Their
haps and mishaps have stirred the
risiblcs Of millions In the past. both on
the stage and in the ncwsnrints. But
in Mutt and jeff Divorced" the two
drolls are said to be funnier than any
thing yet seen in all the realms OF
travelling burlcsque. AS In former mis-
adventures. the pair are surrounded by
all the glitter and 20 of n splendid cast
of principals and hurrah hosts of grille
choruses. The songs arc new. costumes
surprising. and scenes enthralling.
Mutt and JEFF open the Academy sea-
son on Monday. matinee and night.
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REPORT OF DENDROLOGIST
is EXPECTED SHORTLY
FoliaEe Being Damaged by Local Cur.
abIe Demonstrating For
n,ufn Recon- ended.

Tho report of DR.. Charles sudworth.
dcndrologist, OF the United States Do.
partment OF Agriculture, division Of
tree lfc. who has just made an ex-
animation OF the trees and shrubs in
the parks and on the streets OF this
CITY, is expected daily. Meanwhile he
has furnished some information con-
corning the causes of the rapid decay
OF many of these useful and necessary
plants.
No particular form Of disease was
ascr!bed to the prevailing conditions
In the case of the trees and shrubs of
the parks. where the foliage Is badly
damaged. local but durable disease
exists, which can readily be stopped by
the use OF certain spraying formula
BY tho persistent use of this trent
ment. DR.. Sudworth said he believed
they can be saved.
Cause of the injuries received by tho
naples lining the streets was readily
attributed to tho paving. which the
tree experts said shuts off the neces-
sary supply of air and moisture. Moth
Ing can save them. I'm his opinion, e1-
cept the removal of tho paving.
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Amateurs Play ro-norror

~ a rd-fought game is looked for to-
Church Hill and Duplex WIN clash.
Both mines are composed Of some or
the best amateur players in tho city.
ana the contest should wax warm from
the start to the finish
" CHURCH Hill probably will line up as
follows: r. Bell. left field: Wharton or
Sentry. short STOP; pendleton. second
oaSe; Hay. catcher; Coleman, first base
Nelson. center field: w. Bell. third base
Hatcher or Evans. right field.
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RACES ARE POSTPONED
heaVy shower Secessitntes Running
Portion OF Yesterdays Grand
Circuit To-nnv

POUGHk EEPSIE. N. Y, August 30
heavy shower coming at the end Of
me SECOND heat OF the Guy Axworthy,
this afternoon. made necessary a most,
ponnment OF the Grand Circuit races
untii Tomorrow. Bertha Mcguire had
won INC three-year- event, North
spur heat of the 2:l7 trot. and Little
Frank D.. heat Of the "Directum XXI"
ZJo5 pace before the downpour came.
me iact that three starters wcro dis
tanced gave Bertha Mcclure first, third
ana fourth money in the colt race.
Io-morrow's card will consist OF m a
Two diminished races and a special trots
sanE event between Mabel Trask and
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FIRST GAME.
Totals. sc 10 q 10 Totals....5l l ) - IA
'Battcd for causey in eighth.

Providence ........... Q 0 3 O O %
Rochester ......... 0 o o d ii
summary: Errors-MaSsey. Cooney. Young.
Srhepner. Wendell. Innings pitched-Dy
Eauhe!. ); by Lot@. ]. Hits--oh Causcy. ..
RunS-on CauSey. 4. First base bulls
s on canssy' q off Gress. 3 Struck oui-oy
base hi,s-Eayrs, Fisher Gj. Sacrince hit
ITwomoiy. Stolen bascs-Thomas. Fisher.
Double play-RodriQucI to Ssndberg to Rod
rIuez. First base on crrors-Roch.ster ,:
Providence. ]. Left on basts-Rochester. =;
PROVIDENCE. 3. Wild pitchcs-Causcy :. UNI
pires. O'Brien and Freeman. Time, 1856.
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The Gowns Arc beautiful.

Different from anything shown here
tofore at tho Lyric in the usual run OF
vaudeville and musical comedy is Tho
Twentieth Century Whirl," which is a
combination of both. An adaptation Of
Elegfelds 'Follics Of 1917" the beauty
OF the "Follics" is preserved intact with
the unusual lighting effects particular
~ noticeable in the first scene-the
Island OF Girls-a resort in Maine, and
in the last scene, with tho Nile and
the pyramids in the background
The Gowns by Lucille. Shoes by Mill
Ter Hose by Marshall Field Co." as
exhibited on the collection OF pretty
girls comprising the cast were admir-
able In every respect, particularly the
gowns. Possibly a too critical audi
ence might have wished there were
morc-or less--of them In some in
stances. but on the whole, they were
exceedingly satisfying
Constructed around the nimsiest eS-
cuse Imaginable for a plot, the show
moves joyously along to fitting
climax. The weak point in the pro-
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CHICAGO WINS AGAIN

AZ CHICAGO. August 30.-Eddie Cicottc
won his twenty first game to-day when
Chicago defeated ST. Louis. 10 4. and
gained one-hulf 4 game on Boston be-
scaIse the latter club played tie with
iPhila delphla. Chicago now is Leading
Bpston by five gumes. The locals won
scSto made only two hits in the inning,
but erratic fielding. base on balls. hit
BY pitched ball, nelderS choice and
sAssacrince fly enabled Chicago to score
six runs. The score:
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At the Movies To-Day

ODEON-Mnry Pickford, in "a
Poor Little Rich Girl"
ISIS-hlury Pickford, In ''rhc Lit
tie Americana
BIJOU-"Sc*en Keys to BaIdpnte.'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BrOekwelI, In
@The Soul OF Sntun.o
l. y L B IL ID -"H r Fighting
Chance" with Jane Grey3 Bluebird
Weekly.
VICTOR - "Buly and tho Mig
STICK" "TwO kentucky Boys,r
"Climbins Mount Washington" and
others.
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MRS. THOMAS J. WALSH DEAD
Wife OF United Stntex Senator From
Montann Expires In Hospital
mt BnlfEmore
IBy Associated Press.

BY Associated Press,1
"ASHlNGTON, August 30-Mrs.
Thomas ]. Walsh, wife Of the Senator
from Montana, died in hospital In
baltimore early to-day. Tho body Will
be taken to her home In Helena, Mont.
where the funeral will be held. Mrs.
walsh during the last election was
mead OF woman's organizat ton work
ing Tor President Wilson's Reelection
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American A.socIntion.

~ Louisville = Louisville It oled O
3lnesty game. rain).
~ Toledo. 4: Louisville. (second
RI IA a Observation-Disclosures, 0: IN
.AiAEapolis, tfrst gams).
w Columbus. 3; indianapolis. (second
o Xs'.st paul-M,nneapo,,.. S; 81
40 Kansas city-Miiwaukee. 3; Kan
SN4ssChy. o.
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WILKINSON HURLS WELL

BUFFALO. August 3O.-Wilkinsoa al
lowed the l3isons three hits to-day. and
game of the series. i TO =. Camp and
Esan and Callahan were the Bears
chief sluGEers Wilkinson cased up in
the final innings and the Bisons warded
off shut out. The score:
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SECOND GAME,
Totals.. so 71e " Totals. .as ! Isl

E EsSns:,s4 .::::::::::: SIS: 8 II
summary; Errors-Twor>oly t2).. Fisher,
Young, Kelly, Collins. Sandberg Lehman
First base on balls-on Rueibach 4: of
i'ohmsn. l. Struck out-by Ruclbach. 8; by
Lehman. 3. Hit by pitched ball-by Lob
man. tRuclhach). There base hit-onslow
Two base hii-Massey. Sacrifice hits-Maycr.
Wendell Massey, Ruclbach. Stolen bases
Onsiow. Eayrs 60, Cooney. Double plays
Cooney TO Massey TO Tutwler: Collins TO
S9ndhcrC: Fisher to Schcpncr. First base on
erFors-.ProNidcncc. 4: Rochester. l. Left on
Observation-Disclosures. 3: Providence. 6. Wild
pitch--Rue lbach. Cmpires Freeman and
OBrlen. Time. l rs.
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Gold Watch Stolen.

j. s. Bush, 602 North Twenty-eishth
Street, reported TO the police yesterday
that robbers entered his room wedncs-
day night at the Railroad y. NJ. C. A.
building and stole a gold watch worth
so2.50 and small amount Of cash.
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SHANNON WINS GAME

TORONTO. August 30.-Shannon. Of
the Orioles. stole home in the ninth to-
day with the run that beat Toronto
to 0. Thompson and Parnham en-
gagged In brilliant pitching duel The
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STANDING OF CLUBS

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
ST. Louis at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Washing ton ut New York.
Detroit At Cleveland
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Southern Association.

At Little Rock-Little Rock. s; Nash
willie, I first Eame).
Little, Rock. .; Nashville. (second
game, innings).
AT Observation-Disclosures. .; At
lanta, 3.
At Memphis-Mcmphis. 5: Chatta-
nooga, q.
(Oniy three scheduled)
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GRAYS WIN TWICE

ROCHESTER,. n. Y, August 80
taking two games from Rochester,, the
first, TO l, and the second. I to ].
Gregg allowed the one Rochester score
III the first game in the ninth on a
questionable balk, tho ball flying out
OF his hand when Fisher was on third.
va '
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ATHLETICS TIE S0x

phiiad elphia hattled to ten-innins
draw in the first game Of their series
hero to-day the count being TO
when the game was called on account
FoS darkness. The score:
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STANDING OF CLUBS

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
Richmond at Montreal.
Providence Mt kochester.
baltimore M Toronto.
Newark ut Buffalo.
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Totals.

'Torohto ............... 0 o 90
summary: Error-Truesdale TIVE ba se hit
a c3sta Bases on bal ls-off Thompson. 3:
OF Parnham, 2. Struck out-by THOMSON
?; by ParnhaIn. 3 Double play-Sha nnon
TO Fewster to Bentley. Stolen bascs-
Jacobson Lalonge, Shannon. Sacrifice hit
Thompson Left on bases-Toronto S:
baltimore. s. umpircs. Mcbride and Car.
Ientcr. Tlme. as.
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PILLS AND BRAVES SPLIT
QUAKERS CAPTURE FIRST,
BUT BOSTON WINS SECOND
Chief BENDER Easily Defeats Bean Emit
ers In opener, lsrinEinK Total Num-
hNr NJ Nlus.

PIIILADELPHIA, August Sophia
delphia split even with Boston to-day,
tho home team winning tho first game.
T. to 8. and Boston the second to 0.
featured the first game, which was the
sixth straight won by the Indian pitch
port In the second game. The scores:
FIRST -,
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SECOND GAME.
Totals....Sc } 9 2; IL Totals....26 0 AZ
.Natted for kiAny in ninth.

Boston ..-............. q ! Ga
Philadelphia ......... o y GO
Summary; Errors-Bancroft Niehon. Left
on Observation-Disclosures. =; Boston. s. Two
base hit-Whitted. Sacrifice hit-Poweli.
Sacrifice hy-kchE. Stolen bRse-kclIy. Dou-
bi. piays-RawinSs to M2rRnvills to Konet-
shy: Smith to Rawlings to Konetehy,, G).
on bal bails"or Risey. i; on HUGHES. ). Time.
l:3s. EMPIRES. Rigler and Bransteld.
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Totals....?s sHI Totais....:

BsTaES ....:....:..... g ! 18TH -
summary; Errors-Hummel Lewis. Earned
runs-BuHalo, /: Newark. 3. First base on
balls--on Tyson, |: off Wilkinson G. struck
out--by Tyson, s: by wilkinson e Three
base hit-Haas. Two .base hits-Eran Camn
Haas Sacrifice hits--Hummei. Lewis f2J
FIRST base on errors-Bunalo. /: Newark. /.
Left on bases-Bunalo, q; Newark o Double
plays-Lrwis. Fuller TO Russell. Hit by
nitcher.-'ry j. Umpires. Mullen and Hart.
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ddction IL tho absence OF good
singing voices. Comedy Ia sup
piled by Arthur Hall In the role
son and tho Mulchlers delight tho au-
dience with their performance on
piano-accordions, species OF instru-
mental music. which never fails TO
evoke prolonged applause at tho
Lyric. The dancing of Kathleen Rob-
erts was a pleasing feature OF the
show. Hopewell caught 1t In the neck
as usual in the comedy illusions, and
Manchester ran close second.
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no.ton SA Is,,,,,,,,.
rotsls....S+ 3 o2t TotaIs....s2 I ~ Ia
'Bated for Trugressor in ninth.
flSntlNN II "a nj nlh

B 3S,, sT.,r ;ii;:........... 9Sooo -
summary: Errors.Konetehy. Bancroft.
rwo-base hits-konctchy. Smith. Home runs
Bender Craxath; Sacrifice hit-Rawlinss::
Bender. l.. Ill, by p!tcher-by Bender. 1
tkonstehyl; Time LIS. Umpires. Riglsr
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rTotals....3 4 1904 Totals. ..33 10 % II
sBatted for Sothuron in third
aSfBattcd for MolynsaUI In ninth.

sS louis ssu .:...::'.... g s5s.S II
SUMMARY: Errors-Siser. Pratt CO, La
van, Rsberg. Two-base hit-Sioan. Three
base hit-Schalk. Sacrifice hits-McMullin
Gandti Rumier. Bases on balls-on Groom
S.roH Cicotte, s. Struck out--by Cicotte 8;
by Molyneaux. Hit by pitchcr-by Groom
i2l(Leibold and Schalk). Umpircs. Dincen
and Hildebrand. Time 2:lo.
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Totals. "A. tls II q: Totals 50

Detroit ..."..... llSsSd 9 9 ID
6HSs-is Evans iaJ. KIepfer. Two-b base hits
.oraney. Burns Three s base ru n,,rc1 ss,.
Hsr-a Young Stolan bascs-Bush. w.t.
Turner. Stansse; Double piayI,kiepler, no 10
ind. s: on KEEPER, /: OF; Ehnke. .. struck
oI-by bo.snd . by k K,a i K,e eS M0Ii
in 10 Inning: off BolRnd. In l inning
Time .:3o. Umpircs. Evans and Owens.
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TIGERS WIN IN Eleventh
CLEVELAND LOSES CLOSE
CONTEST TO DETROIT

Roland and Klepferi DO Not Allow
40 Earned hun In First Ten Innings
g tsh 81 Iiame-Score, TO :.
CBEvELAND. August 3p.-petroit
defeated Cleveland. to 3. in eleven
innings. Neither Boland nor hlenler
Welded an earned run during the hrst
tea innings, all the runs being pro
ducsd by errors. Detroit bunched q
double, sacrifice and single In the
eleventh and won the score;
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American League

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Detroit. &: Cleveland. ) III inninEs)
l,hlindelpiiis. L: Boston. Go innings,
arkneSs).
Chicago. 8; 81. Louis, 4.
WnshinEton-Sew York (rain).
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National League
STANDING OF CLUBS

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Phtladclphia. I: Boston, tfirst Eame),
fhiladclphin. o; Boston, 3 tsecond camel.
All others rain.
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phiIadslpflln.
'.rotal,. ! l3 Totals....s7 l : so

] 80 II T"ta!s....o' - II
nTsBatted for Scott in NINTH
stBRtted for AEnew in tenth.
ga Score by innings: X
sPhiiadeIphia 49,. o OF
Eg Summary: Errors-Gartiner. Janvrin. Two
abSse hits-Walker, Scott. Bodic stolen base
s--Hooper. Bases bulls-on Leonard, 4:
on johnson . Struck out-hy X. Johnson. ::
by Leonard 2. Sacrifice hit-Hoblitzcl Sac.
Fridce ny-Bodie. Umpires. O'LouEhiin and
{arit inc |
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How They Stand To-Day
International League

RESULTS YESTERDAY
rrovi3ence..s: Rochester. l ifirst camel.
Providence II Rochester, l (eecOnu eAmc).
baltimore. L: Toronto, o.
Newark. 4: Buffalo. =,
d. nn nj nm In ~