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nd oyer-won by Indomitable. w. b

and over-Won by Indomitable. w. b.
Bullock. Manassas.
Heavy draft colts-won by Stow. J.
| F. Dogan. Manassas. t{1
Heavy draft colts-won by Simon, W.
D. Green. Manassas.
Brood mares suitable to produce
hunters-Won by Martina, C. H. ISeyser;
second. Gypsy. Melvin C. Hassen; third,
Helen, H. w. Herrin & Sons.
General utility colts-won by vir-
market secons Fn "a Ke sma.h ko Mss-
H. Keyser; fourth. Maud McHassen. =
up, i; i. Redmond. MlddieSurs: second second.
Goldfinder, H. w. Herring SC Sons:
third. Nimrod. c. II. Keyser.
t,onai Remount A p Hheneo 9H N By
second. Virginia Dare. Bernard G.
fourth. ]. H. Kerlin
NJ Femoan. elass.won by Entry. NJ.
M; no @ddsh1.ngton; Nokesyille.
mond Farm. Alfred e. Bruch. Manassas.
second entry; Ben Lomond Farm.
cbr fssGe william ~ g l harness-won by Lady
Norseman. " R BuIlocS: f SHns ' coa.
Horses in harness. foU Urs;
ana ai nnder-Won by Goldinder. H. W.
B. Bullock. w.
Horses in harness. all aEcs-won nv
Lady Chrisse, w. B. Bullock: second
SyloVetta. W. P. Meredith, Washington.
ID. c.. and Manassas so'i'
Green harness-won by Lady Chrjs-
sic. w: B. Bullock: second, Little Eva
MISE Hiida r: Portner. Manassas; third
Gf ns.h n w. Herring & Sons;
iourth. Norseman, w. B. Bullock.
Prince William saddle horses-won
G ~ bn'r,is ha1s,; Xint I'M Farm arm
Sweet Marie, NJ. c. Hassen: fourt rn.
Bruch Surprise Ben Lomond rarn, 'h'
Saddle horses-won by Geraldyn' 7,
II. w. Herring: second, Bruch Surpri.s
Ben I~omond Farm. '"o'
Rriehtiisht. vInt Hill "i Farm; Second %
Water Baby. vint Hill Farm: third
Twilight yint Hill Farm; fourth. Tene.
rine. NJ. c. Hassen.
Three.year- hunters-won bv
third: Silver Queen. E. I, Redmond:
fourth. Twilight. vint Hill Farm
Hunters-Won by Town and Gov,
j. *. Maddux, warrenton: secona
Eelle OF Oxford. J. K. MaddlS: thru
PentaEon. w. c. Skinner: fourth. SjIver
queen. z. l.. Redmond
Registered Eackneys-won nv y.dr
Christie. w. r. Bullock: second Norra
man: W. B. Bullock: third Brownwood
w. 3. Bullock.
Ponics-won by Black Beauty. Mis-,
Flora NJ. Bullock. Manassas.
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NANSEN SUBMITS PLEA
Wilson Tells Him Norway Must Gunr-
nntec Imports VIII Not
Reach Germany

WASHINGTON. August DIR. Nan
sen called upon President Wilson to-
day and laid before him personally
Norways plea for goods from this
country. He accompanied the plea with
statement OF what Norway would do
IN the way OF supplying shipping for
The United States IL her demands were
Eranted-and what she would not do
lot shipping II her demands were re-
fused
The President is reported to have
toid DR.. Nansen that no arrangcment
would be reached unless Norway gave
an absolute guarantee that nothing
would he permitted to reach Germany.
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FLOODS ENTRY WINNER
MANASSAS HORSE SHOW
HAS AUSPlCIOUS OPENING
frominent Exhibition Of stnte md
Warrington Have Best Animals
In Competition.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
MANASSAS. VA. August THE Ma
nassas Horse Show opened here to-day.
Among the exhibitors were Mitchell
Harrison. Of Vinehill Farm. Nokesyllle:
Melvin c. Hascn, Washington and
Sokcsville: Alfred f. Bruch. Ben Lo-
mond Farm. and w. B. Bullock. Ma
1assas; e. l.; Redmond. Middieburg;
lanes X Maddux. Warrenton, and H.
w; Herring e son, Nokesvillc
horse show visitors were entertained
Tonight at the annual german, which
Is given by the dancing set OF Ma
The classes and winners in each event
to-day are as follows:
Thoroughbred colts one two and
three years old-Won by Fairydaie.
owned by Representative Henry D.
ROOD, Washington. ID. c.
iunter bred colts-Won by High Cost
OF Living. c. Fl. keyscr. Thoroughfare:
second second entry Charles Turner. The
ring q Sons. Nokesvillc: fourth, Maude.
Meirin {. Hassen. Washington, D. c.
and Nokcsville. Va
Hunter bred colts-won by Sunrise
III. w. Herring & Sons: aecond. Quick >
sand, Miss Lucy c. Buckncr, Gaines
Hunter bred colts-won by MONTH.
VI. VI. Washington. Greenwich; second,
bayorcak, G. II. Kcyser
iicaFy draft stations, three-year-o1d.
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RobbericH Reported.

William Moore. of North Seventeenth
street. reported to the police yesterday
that thief stole his watch from his
vest. he having hung the garment UT
while he labored
was stolen from his coat while he was
r. G. Watson reported that his watch
at work in cleaning and pressing
shop yesterday afternoon
Helena Harris, colored, alias Helen
rice. was locked up at Second Sta
ton last night charged with shoplfft-
ing at the Cohen Company store. or
hccrs later searched the woman's house
at 81 West jackson Street. and re-
ported that they had recovered abou,
all OF the missing goods
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BUSYS LASSIE WINNER
OF ANOTHER BIG STAKE
VI. and VI. Victor Repeats Performance
by Taking S1G.0o0 Rnce mt Knln-
mnzOo Grand Circuit Meeting.
[By Associated Pres,

tBy Associated Press1
KALAMAZOO. MICH. August l.
Busys Lassie. the New Jersey mare
which won the $4,000 NJ and NJ. stake
at Detroit last week, repeated her vic
tory in another $4,000 Grand Circuit
race. the Paper Mills stake. for 2:OS
straight heats. The field in each race
was much the same. This was the
third time Walter Cox has won the
Paper Mills stake. and the best time
for the event to-day, 2:05 IA. equals
the record for the race. The Summary
o;14 pace; purse. $1,000.
Ben Billings. b. e., by Bin
Spy Direct. b. h.. by Walter
Direct (Geers) ... 21011
Butte Hale. br G; (Murphy.. 3 . 5 5
Jack Mack. INLAND Simmons. Colonel
NJ. Minnie Ann. Lady Aubrey. Ha
Patch, Miss Jean and Peggy c.. also
ran. Best time. 2:o6 1-2.
EOS trot: Paper Mills purse. $4,000
Bnsys Lassie. b. M. by Peter
II tn, he. Great Great, Busy fClirE.:;i;5 !
Wilkes Brewer. so. m. (Jami-
SpriEgan. W. J. Leyburn. Ridgemark
The Royal Knight. Pittsburgh Lucill,
Spier. Colorado Range and Al Mach
also ran. Best time. 2:o5 IA.
2:l2 th1es-year-oid trot e in 81
Miss Bertha Dillon. CHI. M. by Dill
lon Axwor:hy tSerrilD .......
Harvest Gale. br. E. by The Har-
Kelly DeForest. h. c. tMurphyj.. 3
Red Top aud +. Colorado also ran
Best time. 2:0S l-2.
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Local Club Returns
for Long Home Stay

Richmond returns to-day for q
stay mt home that continues through
the game on August ~. There has
been but little change In tho state
OF affairs since the club departed
three weeks ago, and knnbe will
send his nich nEninst Providence
this afternoon with the same Grip
pied pitching stan and holding the
same position In scventh place that
the locals had when they took the
road.
Wildness of the hurlers continues
to be one of the CHIEF REASONS why
the team In unable to citiub In the
standing column. In most Of the
games they have lost away from
home, Richmond hns made sufficient
runs TO hive won; but the IncHcc-
fiEcncnn OF the moundssncn hns cost
them tho decision frequently, after
the game apparently hnd been iced.
business Manager Hap Jones' ar
rived here yesterday afternoon und
began getting things In shape for
the appearance OF the club. He snid
that Nnabe hnS no tdcn OF tnk,nr
on my other players, nrd certainly
would not take Williams, OF Bnlti-
more, whom Dunn Ind found IL i'm
possible to keep In Training.
hnck Eibel, nnnkSton aud DisteII
nre especially worried over the
PROBABILITY OF their hcinE drafted
INTO army service, but oil will re-
m"in here until ordered to report
for examination. Knabe will be-
gin making Efforts to replace them
attcr the men nre summoned.
lied McDerniott hns recovered
from his attack of tonsiIitis and re-
ported to the club here lost night.
re probably will play at third bnre
th's afternoon. II I<nnbe decides to-
use him regularly, Conroy will he
heId Tor the time being nj lenst.
Ihe game to-day begins mt a,3o
O'Clock. AdnmS or Donnhue IL CT
pected TO work. Friday will be
Lndies Day" md on Saturday
there will be two games,
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All Traces of Scrofula
Eradicated From the Svs+en,

piood remedy that has been used with
nishly satisfactory results for Scrofula.
peihs made OF the roots and herbs Of
,,a oIs'' IL Is guaranteed purely
vegetable. and absolutely free FROM, a !,
mineral ingredients.
You can obtain S. s. S. from any
drug store. Our chief medical adviser
an expert on all blood disorders and
VII! cheerfully give you full advice
Address Swift Specific Co. Dent ess
Atlanta, Ga.-Adv.
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VIII Attend T4dewater Convention

AT Grafton Church. in York County.
there Will be held August !. and Q
INC Iidewater Convention OF the Chris
nan churchcs. A large number Of
delegates from the six Richmond
churches. as we'll as from the Christia n
churches surrounding Richmond, will
leave the city August on the 7:4O
morning train over the Chesapeake and
ohio for Oriana Station. This district
comprises the territory north of the
James between Washington and Nor
!oik. in which there are located thirty
eight churches, with a membership OF
1900, and a Sunday school enrolment
of about 5000.
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Detroit.

Totals. 80 S IL 70 90 Totals. ...4s 1ot37 IS
.Batt"d for, Cunningham in eleventh
zone out when winning run scored.
tRattcd for Shaw in eighth
Stated for Ayers In eleventh
Score by innings: r
Detroit ................ loI0loo1ooo 10
summary: Errors-Bush t2). Ainsmith Nc
Brideo Lett on hascs-Dctroit. 10: Washing
ton. 10. Bases on balls-off Dumont .: of
shay. r: on James. 5: on Cunningha m. ::
Ia: by shaw. 90: nv Ayers. 3: bv John.
son, by James, 3 %: by CUNNINGHAM
OF Shaw; 4; off Johnson. /: OF James. /:
OH CunninEham. J: of Roland. s. Struck
BY James :; by Cunningham. 2. sacriflce
n3itss-Ainstmith. HeiIman: Stolen bases
Double TlayEI,AinsmIth, and Foster. Hit by
! Veachl. Tire Of game an Umpires
Connolly and IlIlinbrond ''' -
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THEFT OF HOME WINS

PHILADELPHIA. August 1.-speaker.s
steal Of home in the seventh inning
gave Cleveland the run which decided
the game here to-day In favor of the
visitors to 5. Speakers hitting
played big part in the victory. as he
made triple and two singles and drew
base on balls in four trips. He also
scored three runs. Lawton Witt. Ath-
letic shortstop. has been ordered by his
exemption board in Massachusetts to
appear at once for examination He is
believed to be the first major league
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Brought to Henrico Jnil.

Gilbert Meyers was brought 10 ,he
iehrlco County Jail from Charlottes-
vine late Tuesday night for safe keep
ing pending his trial for attemptcd
criminal assault upon nine-year-old
~hite girl The crime which Movers
Is charged with attempting took Mace
In Charlottesville on July 81.
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~ the greatest of all purifiers.

common mistake in the treatment
or 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 the blood. and hide them
from the surface
The impurities and dangers arc only
added to in this way
For more than nifty years s. g &.
has been the one recognized reIiable
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EiOpe to Bristol.
| Special To Th,

I"FtcIdI 10 The Times Dispatch.
BRISTOL, VA. August 1.-Sergeant
charles Heslep OF the Machine Com
phny' FIRST Virginia Infantry, and Miss
Eicahor Germany. a pretty nineteen
-o1d GIRL eloped from Roanoke to-
day and were married bv + ~ Suon
magistrate. They returned To Roa
noke this evening to beg forgiveness
or The brides parents. Sergeant Hes
Yep, VINO was attired in his uniform.
sa'd ne would likely be en- route for
France by October.
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SHOOTERS GET NEW RATING

Secretary Hnrt, of West End Gun Club
Announces ADMINISTRATIONS
for August.
Secretary MacD.. Hart. Of the West
End Gun Club. last night announced
the Reconsideration eff shooters for Au-
gust. based upon tn, work done by the
members of the stub during the July
matches. The new olassidcations are
as follows.
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BISONS TAKE DOUBLE BILL

s. BUFFALO, y. Y. August 1.-The
Bisons celebrated their return home
to-day by winning a doubleheader from
Rochester. In the first game. ten runs
were scored by the Bisons in the initial
inning, easily clinchins the contest
In the second. Tyson weakened after
having four-run lead, and wyckoff
was sent TO the rescue in the sixth
after the Hustlers had scored a run
Wyckon was easy. and he yielded three
more. He. however, atoned for the
ascension by driving in the winning
run in the seeenth The score:
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PILLS WIN ON WILD THROW

ST. LOUIS. August IA wild throw
to the plate by ]. Smith in the tenth
inning to-day enabled Philadelphia TO
beat St Louis. to l. The locals were
able to get but four hits off Mayor
by J.. Smith Miller and snyder, who
batted for Wallace. tied the score. The
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NATIONALS BEAT TIGERS

WASHINGTON, August 1.-washinr-
ton defeated Detroit. to 4. IN thir-
teen innings to-day Mcbride. whose
error in the eighth gave Detroit the
run that necessitated extra innings.
scored Rice with the winning run by
hitting safely with the bases filled i'm
the nnal round. The score:
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LEAFS ANNEX A COUPLE
TORONTO. ONT Aurue, r,o,

e. TORONTO, ONT. August Toronto
Sbeat Montreal to 3 in each game Of
ito DAYS double-header. The ROYALS
Spounded out an early lead on DALEY
stEem. while the Leafs nj. Gerncr To
SRood enert. EAarne weakened in Tho
SAighth and ninth OF the second rann
SE1ter having Montreal beaten. z 10
SThree hits and a stolen hasc ro. ~
swinninE, run in the Toronto half or
&ffle ninth The 80
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centerfield. Tho score:
rit.upo. Roufon
Totals....3e 40 q 8 Totals...3i o 6 q 1s
'Battcd for Mays In eighth.
Tran for Cady In eighth.

f hssis5 ::::S 8 %
base hits-E Collins. Risberg. GandiI. Lewis.
I'm base f, hi'Mnusscll: Home run-Jack-
Eases on balls.on Mays. 3: or Jones. /:
Russell. z Double plays-Barry 10 Scott to
Gamer: Scott to Gamer. Hits-oH MAYS. Q
In innings Time OF game, 2:O2 Empires
Dinccn and O'LoughIin
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GIANTS BEAT PIRATES

PITTSBURGH. August New York
Won the fourth game of the series from
Pittsburgh to-day, 3 to /. Steele weak
hit Fletcher and failed to field wiiboit's
inheld sacrifice that was turned into a
nit Hoelke tripled to right center. scor-
ms two runs. PittshurEh's one run
was the result of Fletcher's error. The
score.
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BOSTON STREAK BROKEN
CHICAGO REGAINS LEAD
BY BLANKING RED SOX
RUSSELL In Fine Form. and Only One
Opponent Reaches Third-Jnck-
sons Homer n Feature.

BOSTON. August AFTER winning
seven straight games. Boston was shut
out by Chicago. 4 to 0. to-day, Chicago
regaining the lead in tho American
League. Russell pitched a strong game
throughout, only one Boston man
reaching third base. Felsch's fielding
was strong point in the defensive
play Of Chicago. Mays was hit hard
Jackson's homo run went to the flag
pole in centerfeld. The score:
if~nD
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Msn,5sal : ::.::t;:::::..S 9: Is
summary; Errors-Mc Auley t2). Moran,
P psnn ca Gather Home run-Jacob.on.
IM"9,nsse hits-Laio!e. Trucsdale. Damrau
nMAndcn BASES on balls-on Hcarne 1: off
PP ,;M' l. Struck ou;~by Hcarnc, S: by
-TTuestale to Blackburn to La ioie: Jacob.
son 10 Trucsdalc TO La ioie stolen bases
Mhitcman, Schultz blackburn Iainnce
Mmmnrman Sacrihce hit-Aitcnberv LEFT
W., On basss-Toronto. II; Montreal. s First
":io. umpres. Bedford and F'inneran
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BALTIMORE.

Sun'nnnry: THvo-base hits-Acos-
tn. bentley CD, Bues. Clemens, Dom
nhue. Sacrifice hits-Fewster. Hin.
Stolen Observation-Disclosures, Clemcns.
Bnses on bnlls--on Hill, 3; OF Dom
nhne, 4. Hit by pitcher-by Dom
ahue, =. Struck out-by Hill, &.
Wild ritch-Donahue. Left on bn.e,
baltimore. s, Richmond. 4. First
base on error-Richmond. Time
horra. Cmpircs-Cnrpenter md
Mcbride.
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Totals....52 8 27ls Totalss1 SCI %
sBattcd for Moves In eighth

f fsiislSISha ::::::: Sd!5! s-ss
summary: EIro.-Harris; Stolen base
land. S. Two-base hits-Roth. Lambeth
Threc.b base hits-Bates. Speaker. Strunk.
Sacrifice hits-Strunk. Chapman Sacrifice
nyIHarriT Double plays.Ja Jameson. MIC
on Lambeth. in Ia innings: on Noyes. 0
In innings; Struck out-by Moves :: by
La beth. 3; by Covelcskie. l. Bases IN ha lis
OF Moves. :: OF r. johnson. 4: OFF Lam
beth 4 of ,Govcleskie, !. wild pitch
cBa,es and Bodice. Time OF game. ? hours
OmDires. Owens. McCormick and Nallin.
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American A.,ocIntIon

|ssg At anapols-Indianapo polls, !.
o.
H. observation-disclosures 10; Min.
o; Minneapolis, S (second
|2Eame).
SsAt Kansas Citv-Kansas cry. G: ST
[APaul g. - ''t
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FIRST GAME.
TotnIs....so 5 s.25 ls rotals...a3

- ot1Ih'...S S'25 lb Totals ...23 70 = IL
|az Score by innings: v
|4tHontreal ............... q 2 n ~
|ss3roronto ............... q . /,
H. Summary: Errors-IIowinv (2O Three. ha.o
Two base hit-Whir.,nan
:l; Altenbcrg; Moran. Darrar smi;h
ZyWh,r,nn. Dasssh5aInr1u Laionsc I.aio,~
Whitaman; Blackburn Howiev
SCpnoIe nlapS-McA uleH TO Gather Truas.
sts1aie to Schultz. Bases on halls-or paiicv
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TUSIUtuOo-NCW Ifn1nI.
SI'AN Dl.NU Ok CLUBS,

WHERE THEY rLhh To-Day,
Newark ut Baltimore.
Providence ut Richmond.
Rochester ~ Buffalo.
Toronto at Montreal
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Totals....33 s27le Totals ...3o 1 II Il
.Ratted for W. Wagner In ninth.

j.
Score by innings: R.
New York ...... I q O q "a
Pittsburgh .......... o o o OIL
Summary: Errors-Herzog. Dehus Two
base hit-Ward Double plavs-FIetchcr to
Hcrzog to Hoelkc; pehms to Ward to waE
2 Strucl! out-hv Steele. .. Base on errors
Scw York. ]. Left on bascs-Ncw York. 3:
PittsburEh. Cmpircs. klcm and Emslie
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati
Boston mt Chicago.
phj1adelpha Mt ST T0ufs
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Southern Lear,ue

AT Mobile-Mobne, Z; Little Rock a
ssAt New Orleans-New Orleans, .;
~; AT Auahta-Atlanta. 4: Chattanooga.
"a AZ Observation-Disclosures Nash :
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Arrest Follows Stabbinx.
Gus Gogle was locked up Mt Second
station last. night after he had stabbed
j. NJ. Lilly following n fuss. Patrol
men Grouse and Wahon made the ar
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WHERE THEY Play TODAY.
Detroit at Washington
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
ST. Louis ut New York.
Chicago Rt Boston
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RST GAME

81 Score by innings: r.
Rofhsster ..,SS Scaoc" -:
y summary: Erro,s = Rodriauez. Fisher.
gnez- EnEel CO. FRS; base on error--But-
falo Stolen hnses,kopp, Gin G>. Jack
eon (2). Hummcl. Left Ia Buffalo
~: Rochester, ? Double nlays-G.iI to Nc.
Donald to HummeN Wild pitch-Lotz
Bases on ballsrof EnEcl; 81 OF Lott. s.
Struck out5by Encc ;: hy Lott. 3 Sac
i Umpi-es. Mullen and o'Brien -'"
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81 sh'' f,as,s SdScScc Q i;
summary: Error-Smith; Double piavs-
Gonzales Gonzales 20 Parl"tte; Miller to Paml.tte:
Bases on hans-oM Watson. !: of Lavender.
:: of Amos ! HIT by pi'chc--hv Watson
' (Schultel. Struck out-hv Watson e. bv
Maycr >: nv ocsch.er. | -Hns-on WATSON.
IN inninEs: off Mavcr. In s l-3 innings:
M Lavender mono IN pa inning Left ON
hase=-St Louis. 5; PHILADELPHIA & Time OF
game. l:5c CmTires. ouiClev and Byron
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Summaryi Tryo-bnse hits-C1cm-
ems, Eibel, Acosta, Dcntlcy. Three
bare hlt>-Clemer,, Acustn. Sncrl-
fee hits-Fevstcr, McGnnignn, In
mar. Stolen Observation-Disclosures and
Shannon. Double pIny-Clcmcus to
McGnffiEnn. Bnse on balls-oT Pnrn-
ham, .; of Newton. .; af :nri.sht,
:; OF Donnhue, .. hit by pitcher
by EnriEht. 1; by Donnhnc, I. Struck
out-by Parnhnm. I; Ivy Newton, &;
by EnriEht. II by DOnnhue. I. Time
-c;1o. umpircs-AIcBride md Iar-
pcpter.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New York, 8; Pittsburgh, L.
Brooklyn, 6; CINCINNATI, 9.
philadelphia. 2; ST. Louis, Go tnnfnEs).
Boston Chicago (raln).
CIJRS
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Spoon Winners for July.
Class a. o. Bostock: Glass n. w. l.. BOYD
Class c. B. H. Grundy: Class D, John
Mason: Class E. II. s. Dugdale: Class b.
Cabell. "
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How They Stand To-Day
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY

Toronto. 8; Montreal, isccond Yumo).
nuiaio. u; Rochester; lirst Eame}.
baltimore, .: Richmond. q (flrst ganie).
Baltimore. 4; Richmond. (secOnd Enmc
o lnnLnEs).
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REDS now ON TOBOCGAN
RAGGED FIELDING, CAUSE
OF THIRD SUPERBA VICTORY
Seven Errors and Many MispIays
Figure In Contcst-PfeHer and Re-
gan Both Hit Hard.

CINCINNATI, OHlO.-August L.
Brooklyn took the third game of the
series from Cincinnati to-day, 3 to 9,
Seven errors intermingled with mum
crous misplays. made the game one Of
the most ragged here this year. Pfefrer
was hit hard, about as hard as Regain
but managed to keep the hits scattered
All of the locals miSplays counted
against them. The score:
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!: OF Justin: ); OF Gerner. l. Struck out
by Daley. q: by Justin. g; by Gerner. l.
~ Leg on bases-Montreal. s: Toronto Z
!:ne OF ,EIme Two hours. Cmpircs. Fin
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sHsYffalo :::...::.....o ] 10 / 80
sson; Three: base hit--onslow. Two-base HIS
ionf;aM sa s6;snEs'd YoYHE G. Shsqn.li
base on ,s;rTors-Rochester, | Stolen bases
& oung. Fisher. Loft on hases-Rufyalo s.
sRochestcr. -. Hit by pi;cher-by TYSON
! lRndr'ancz>. Hits-on TYSON. & In s Ia in
SSmith. =: on wvckon = Struck out-hv
: Tvson. /; by Smith. 3: by wyckor ? Time
1of Earne, Us. tmNirrs. Mullen and q Rricn
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SECOND GAME.

Toia!s....+o Is = II Totals3s 5 l1t25 II
one out when winning run scored
rRan FOR Zimmerman in ninth
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Chicago, 4; Boston, o.
Cleveiand, 6; Philadelphia. 8.
Washington. 5; Detroit, 1 {I3 inninKs).
st. LOuis-Ncw York (rain).
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Incinnntl.

Totals....ss 6 1925 Is Totals So alo - l6
..Grch out. hit By battcd ball.
tBatted for Shcan In ninth
Iran for Clarke in ninth
Slated for Regain In ninth.
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SECOND GAME.

Sc Totals....T 1903 10 Totals 3i 6 10 % II
y ,Onslow out IN eighth. hit nv battcd ball
d tBaued for Smith in ninth
4 Score by innings. ID