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DUPLEX NINE D0WNED
BY VAN BUREN'S STARS
CONTINUED from First Pase.)


the pitchers glove and bounded into
the hands of Pat Monroe. who threw
Moocrs out at first.
Taylor Jolliff. who was on the mound
for The All-Stars, apparently had a
world Of stuff, for the Duplex batters
could do absolutely nothing with his
delivery during the first four innings.
only one hit was secured off his deliv-
cry during the first four stanzas, but
in the fifth frame the Duplex boys got
busy with their bats. and scored their
Duke, and a two-base wallop from the
bat of w. johnson.
After the second inning w. Johnson
seemed to find himself, and held the
All-Stars we'll in hand until the fifth
session. when he allowed them to score
another run. Klein opened this stanza
by drawing one in the Stats. Shelton
and with Klein on second Hatcher
scored him, with a single.
The beginning OF tho sixth inning
saw several changes in the personnel
of the Duplex team. Waldbauer, who
had been playing right field. AS shift
cd to the pitchers box. johnson, who
preceded Doc, was placed on first base,
while Honey Duke was sent from first
base to the outfeld. Manager Van
in to replace Moers at third, and drew
JolliT from the mound and sent Ma
pier to replace him..
Doc allowed two runs while he was
on the mound. while Napier held the
Duplex boys scoreless during the time
that he was doing the hurting.
The catching OF Cheesy Leibs and
Rex Tignor. for Ail-Stars and Duplex,
respectively, was of the highest order
and to choose a favortte between the
two would be doing an injustice to
both. Each caught a fine game be-
hind the bat and caught several men
going to second.
TO Dutch Klein. the boy who played
all the season with Kocen's Boosters
must so the real honors of the day
Besides getting three hits in as MANY
times at bat, this boy put up a great
Eamo in left field. and his work brought
applause moro than once.
: Inc proceeds Of the game yesterday
went to the Virginia soldiers tobacco
lunu' and was largely attended. The
game certainly had the support Of m.
municipal officers Of the city. as the
Common Council and Board OF Alder.
men attended. Mayor Ainslie was also
present and threw out the first BAH. Tho
scprt: INC
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MAY NOT HOLD SERIES
lntereity Games Between Baltimore,
Richmond and Warrington
Iinpdiy Probable.

The amateur baseball situation In
Washington and Baltimore IL very un-
settled at the present time. and. while
the local commission is doing every
thing In its power to arrange a series
with the local champions and the
champions OF Washington and Balti-
more, II seems like they are up against
hopeless task. Baltimore has al
Monumental City will positively not
participate in the intercity series, while
Washington is still undecided. and Il
looks as IL the capital city team will
also withdraw from the series. Du-
pick. the local amateur champions, arc
Baltimore winners. and will make most
any concessions to bring tho teams
here.
Arthur Van Buren,. chairman of the
intercity committee. has been keeping
in close touch with the situation in
sions. but they cannot get sufficiently
interested to talk business. The local
commission has even sent Roy h. Will
kinson. president Of the Commercial
League, to washington in an effort to
start the ball rolling. Wilkinson's
Washington team agreeing TO come to
this city provided tho local commission
could guarantee them expenses. This.
however. was hardly satisfactory, as
guarantee on the return trip to that
The lack OF interest In baseball Is
not due to lack of sportSma nship on
the part of either Baltimore or Wash
ington. but can be attributed directly
to the war, which has caused a lack
of interest in amateur baseball in
Washington and Baltimore.
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sIsLER OPPOSES TR|s
BROWNS STAR MAN is
LEADING INDIAN ONE POINT
Rousch Continues to Lead Batters of
National Lessue-Benny KaufT, OF
Gianta, Dfops Back.

Sansss drops Bncks
= George Sisler. tho backbone Of tho
st. Louis Browns. holds second place
among tho American League batsmen.
, according to averages released yester-
:. day. including games of Wednesday.
August %. Sislcr secured ten hits in
Speaker. tho hard-hittins Cleveland
outfelder. Sisler is leading Speaker by
n narrow margin, however. The
: Browns star is batting .S52. against
: 1851 for Iris Speaker. Ty Cobb is
still out in front in tho race for the
American League batting honors. with
an average of 1881.
Cicotte, Of Chicago. is heading the
pitchers. with Is wins and II losses TO
: his credit Other leading pitchers are:
Mays. Boston, won Is. lost 8: Ruth
Boston. won 19; lost .: Russell. Chi
cago. won l3: lost 4; klepfcr. CleHe-
land, won IL. lost 3.
In the Nati9nal Leasue: RGusch. Of Of
blaze the trail for the other batters.
with an average OF $50. Cruise bat
tied his way into second place. de-
posing Benny Kauff. the Giants hard
eioutins the pellet for an average Of
s1s. Hornsby ranks third, having AN
average Of .317. while kauf has
dropped to fourth place, with an
average of .3l4.
Tho leading pitchers for TWENTY-FIVE
games or more are: Alexander, Phila-
delphia- won 81. lost II: Schupp.. New
York. won Is. lost s: Vaughn. Chicago.
won is, lost IL: Sallee. New York. won
10. lost 3: Packard, st. Louis. won S.
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WAITER, ONE ORDER OF
GlNGL YM0STOMA CIRRATUM
Also Some Carchnrhinis Carnia Mar
cine Braciiiensis. Dasyatis Has
tata and Rhinoptera BonaRsus
Especial to Tho Times Dispatchl

Especial to Tho Tim DispatchJ
DANVILLE. VA. August 35.-Rus-
sell J. Coles. who taught Colonel Theo-
doro Roosevelt the art Of Staying dcvil-
nine weeks sojourn in his camp
iIear Morehead City. ~. c.. where he
has been defyinE death in all it's forms.
MIR. Coles claims to have discovered
a means OF making the world safe
from starvation, and has laid before
Colonel Roosevelt the result Of his
tests He Is in communication with
Hugh White. commissioner Of Fish
cries In Washington. and early noxt
week may sec Herbert Hoover with a
view to laying the discovery before
him.
Mr.. Coles has been experimenting
among tho shark and ray species and
having caught numbers OF different
specie he has eaten the meat OF these
marine monsters and has found them
highly palatablc.
Not only is tho food good. but the
hides of many of the shark specie
can be tanned and converted into mar
ketable leather while from the offal
may DO secured oils and grease, the
remnant making productive fertil-
izer.
Failing to induce any of his friends
TO carry out the tests Mr.. Coles de-
cided to do the work by himself and
he did without physical damage
Here are some OF tho new types OF
sea food that MIR. Coles will ask Mr..
Hoover to recommend to tho American
householder:
Ginglymostoma cirratum. muatelis
CAMS, sQualus acanthris carcharhinis
carnia. sphyrna zygacne. raja laevis,
narcine braciliensis dasyatIs hastata.
pteroplatea maclura. actobatus Marin
ari. rhinoptera bonassus.
Few people realize the wonderful
stores of food contained in the mighty
Deep" says Mr.. Coles
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Hodgdon--Liveaey.
Especial to The Ttmes-pispateh.l

Especial to The Times pispateh.l
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, August :5-chtas
among the society events Of to-day VA.
tho marriage Of Miss Elizabeth Baker Live
Toy and Lieutenant Anderson Dana Hodx-
don. U. s. NJ. which was celebrated n q
o'clock in the First Presbyterian Church nv
M MSs; r :; we!itord. pastor Of tho church.
honor Miss Louise c.hse. Of Germantown..
M.rEan5et Jsnkin.. Ruth smith and Ruth
MOI, were Lieutenant Phii.pder Briseoe. Il.
s. d. G: Henry Ritter. III, of German.
~. ny . Of Neypcr, News. Mig Livetsy /.
I.ve"oy. OF 1901 Huntington Avenue. and Is
on" OF the mot nopuIsr members of the
tenant Hodsdon. who /, tho ltson Of DR..
A,"sanIer H. hodsdon and firs- HodFdon.
Maryland ,sr,y, bar and OF thc"MsryIsnds Naval
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PHELPS AND BURTHE. WIN
Pntr From New OrIenns Defeat Rodgers
ana Allen, OF Knoxville, In Tennis
OnuhleA al

ASHEVILLE. y. g.. August 25-Es
pond Phelps and J. l.. Burthe. Of Ncw
Orleans. defeated G. 81 Rodgers and
NJ Allen. Of Knoxville. In the mems
doubles championship FINALS in the
open tennis tournament Of the Ashc-
score being 7.5. 81, 81. while tho
m tch was featured by hard work on
both sides. the New Orleans team won
the championship on merit
In the mixed doubles finals Hisu
Therese Chapman. of AHheville, and rs
mond Phelpa. OF New Orleans. winner OF
The mems singles championship, de-
rch'cd Mrs. Reuben Robertson. OF AEhc-
vile. and c. 81. Rodgers. of Knoxville
winning in two straight sets. 81, TO
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PARNHAM SETS RECORD

ROCHESTER,. N. Y, August 3D.
Rube Parnham, with Baltimore, set a
league record for the season to-day,
when he pitched twcnty-four consecu-
ming the first game. which went fifteen
innings. to =. und the second game.
which went nine innings. 5 TO 2.
George Smith worked the fifteen In
ninGs against Parnham the frst game.
and CauSey worked the second game.
The only other feature was Kcllys
home run over the left-held fence I'm
the first game. Catcher Jimmy Nc
Avoy, OF Baltimore, was exempted from
the draft to-day because OF II dependent
mothcr. The scores:
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ROYALS GET ONE

MONTREAL. August 25.-"Even''
Stephen was the result Of to-day's
double.header between tho Royals and
the Newark Bears The visitors took
the first game by the score of to ).
while the locals annexed the second. 3
to 2. The Anal event OF the day was
pitchers battle between McGraw and
.Duffey. with the latter getting the
best of the argument towards the lat
tor part Of the game. McGraw weak
ened just long enough to allow Mon
treal to tie the score in the ninth
while three singles in the tenth gave
them the game. The score:
FIRST GAME
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Tanker L. Launched.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch. ]


NEWPORT NEWS. August 25.-The
tanker o. B. Jennings. building hero
for tho Standard Oil Company. was
successfully launched at 1880 o'clock
to-day. She was christened by Miss
Jeanette Jennings, OF New York.
daughter OF the official Of the owning
company for whom tho steamer was
named. Officials of the yard state that
the construction OF the steamer will be
rushed to completion. She Is one of
ton merchant ships being built hero,
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E.cape From Ert,eptic Homo.

G. w. Matthews. thirty-six years old.
and Preston Arthur. aged eleven. were
arrested by Sergeant Goldsby. OF the
Southside Police Station, yesterday
aftor the Virginia Hospital for Epi-
leptics wired that they had escaped
from that institution. Both live in
South Richmond. They were held for
the officer from LynchburE.
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DODGERS CAPTURE TWO

BROOKLYN August 25.-BrookIyn
defeated st. Louis in two games to-
day, IL TO and to 0. Pfeffer al
lowed one hit in the hrst inning of
the opening game and another In the
ninth. Stensel triplcd OF Doak In the
sixth with the bases full, ard Daubert
tripled of May with the bases fun
Meadows was knocked out of the box
In the fourth inning Of the second
game, when Myers hit home run
with two on bases II was the first
time Brooklyn had beaten Meadows
this year. He had won four games
from BROOKLYN The scores:
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LEAFS AGAIN IN LEAD

TORONTO. August o5-The Provi-
dence Grays. who relieved Toronto OF
the leadership of the International
posed to-day, when the Leafs won
both games. the first by > to and
the second by 10 J. Gould held the
Grays TO three widely scattered sim
giles in the frst game. and Thompson.
although he was hit harder was al
most as effective in the second To-
ronto hit Reulbach and Schultz hard.
TIE scores:
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SAM CRAWFORD HONORED

The locals failed to gain in the PEN
nant race. as Boston won from ST.
Louis. The game was pitching duel
runs We're 0 maae dur ane TIA F i've
none were earned. The day was set
aside in honor of Clark GrifTith. the
father" of the Ball and Bat Fund for
the soldiers In France. About 1000
soldiers and sailors were present. and
gave an exhibition drill before the
game. Griffith presented the soldiers
and sailors with full equipment Of
baseball paraphernalia. The score:
Washington. Chicago
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Mrs George A. Smith. who has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Lewis Hin
ton Bosher. at Westhampton. left We'd
nesday for the White Mountains. &C.
companied by Mrs. Daniel D. Wilcox, Of
Petersburg.
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STotkTON STREET DOWNS
ROBERT f. LEI; uiSIORS

The stockton Street Ran,is,
schooi baseball team defeated the Rob,
ert +. Lee Juniors yesterday afternoon
IN IN a hard-fought game by the score
until the sixth inning, when stocLinaa
street started batting bee and scored
t mSa runs runs; The hitting OF b. Jones.
M MO sot two-base hit. a three-bas
Dat. was a feature of the game The
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8 Sp syo'.Hsy sssut.ne. vTasss s Harrison
SECOND GAME.

Sc IrSS'' .::::::::::::s SIS %
oRourke. Msrausrd. Home Vi runNMye Ts.
To ITo. base ass h,;s.Rai,d Kruger s.snsel Sac
Bct.cl Daubert. Double play-Baird and j..
Miller. Hits--oR Meadows. In 2-3 inninES:
ON Marouard. 3: OF Meadows, ]. Struck
out--by Marquard. 1: by Meadows. =: by
Amcs. s. Left on bases-Brooklyn, Q; st.
Louis. .. Uinptres. oDay and Harrison. At
tendance. 10000.
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all OF which recently were taken over
by the United States government.
Tho ten ships building hero axsrs-
gate In value 315.0ooooo. These. WITH
the government work on hand. give the
yard approximately $10o.ooo.ooo worth
OF work.
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T.. J. Rru, Uin. TIC.

m 70. hampton h.mincr thrower. won
n,h.,,,mn' 500 a, n. Metropolitan Amateur
ssysf, ItorEe bronIf,, ga. h.aten In Tho
j. 9. Lincoln. Jr. won the javsiin event.
t Ttn ,b 1hr"ww Of W. foot f2ehsI Ryan
i let ID isehts aud Is feet 8 inches. Tospse.
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Nswark .................o ! Is
Summary: Errors-Lcwis. McCauley. Elm
merman. Home runs-lIaas t:l. Purtell.
Damrau. TNSo.bas hits--Damrau, Eldrcd
Double plays-Zimmerman to McCauiey to
paMrau to Purteil: Pnrte!! to Damrsu: Me-
Cauley to Purtell to Damrau. Sacrifice hits
1IRu;seli, EEan Lett on hases-Newnrk. I:
Bases on balls--onf Wilkinson. {: of Gerner,
Time. l'sS umDixes. Carpenter and Nc.
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MURRAY is CHAMPION
Continued from First Pas

youth defeated J. D. E. Jones. Jr., Of
Providence, r. l., in straight sets. SO.
6-3, 81.
The Junior singles was won by
Charles S. Garland. of Pittsburgh. who
defeated Fritz Bastian. of Indianapolis.
after four we'll played sets. by scores
OF So, 81, rs, So.
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SECOND GAME.

base on balls-o1 Causey, q of Parnham.
4 Two-Sase hits-Keiiy. Acosta. Fewster.
Rues; McAvoy. Shannon. SacrihcS, hits,
Stolen bases-Acosta, Barber, Young. KelN.
Double piays-Parnham to McAvoy. Left
on hhses-Rochester. &: Baltimore. g. Wild
nitch-Causcy Umpires. Mullen and Hart.
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GIANTS GET TWO GAMES
CONTINUED From First Page.

run. After Mayer BANKED the Visitors
In the tenth. Philadelphia filled the
bases with one out, and Killlfer's bunt,
hit the third-base bag. scored Dugey,
who ran for Luderus. with the win
ming run. Bender pitched his fifth
straight victory. when he out-twirled
Schneider in the second game. The
scores:
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Rarhr.,se .......1,SSdS99SSSSoSSodd--ss
Summary: Erros-Bues. Wendell. Shcpner.
First base on balls.on Smith. ;: Parnham.
T. Struck out-by Smith, I: by Parnham. 6.
Hit BY ,ritchcd balls-by Farnhsm tKelly):
by Smith trewster). Homo run-Keiiy.
Thrce-base hits-McAvoy. Shannon. Two
base hit-McAvoy. Sacrifice hit-Fewstcr.
Stolen bascs-Sha nnen. RODRIGUEZ: Kelly.
Fisher. SandbcrG. Double play-YounE to
shepner to Rodrlauez. First base on rerrors
Rochester. I: Baltimore, .. Lcft on bases
Rochester. 9: Baltimore. 5. wild pitch
Smith. Umpircs. Hart and Mullen.
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81. Louis ..............o q n n n a
Brooitlyn .....-.......n n q & ~
summary Errors--I; Smith. Hornsby Pau.
lett Brock. ORourkc. Thrcc.bas. hits
Stencil Dauhcr, Sacrifice hi,s-O'Rourke
q. SisnEci Sacrifice Ay-O, Miller Double
n!ey-,Hornsny j Miller and Paulette
struck out-by rfener. s.. By Doak. ]. ssses
or hsllS-om Doak. .: Off Pfener. :. Hits
OF ,poak. 10 IN e-3 innings: on May { ia
;i-3 innings. Hit by pitched baiis-o' Rourkt
oooy D9akl. smuth lby Pfener), Olson a nd
StenRei (by Aaysl. Left on bases-St Ixo,,,s
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Benjamin Hodges Smith. of s33 West
Grace Street. left Wednesday for Fort
Myer. where he will be in training
for the next three months.
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$4,000 Paid for Horne
SARATOGA. y. Y. August c5.-H. C
Hellenbeck to-day bought the two
year-old Kashmir. by Delhi out Of
Bingham. for a price reported to be
$4,000. W. c. Clancy sold the horse.
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MIR. and Mrs. James Wheat, OF s.4
West Grace Street. are among The Rich
monders who spent last week at Bat
terry Park Hotel. Asheville.
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DIR. and Mrs. James Philip Roy have
returned from visit to their mother
Mrs. J. L. Roy, of Norfolk.
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SECOND GAME.
Totals ...33 l 6a 2 Total. 30 sNl3
Rated for Griffith in ninth
bv innings. ID

Cincinnati .............o o o o o.
summary: Error-Grifrith. Left on bases
Phs i;,t,1 =; Cineinnst s. Two.baSc hts
I'd. schneider Sacrifice hit-Stock: Sacrl-
hce hy-Cravath Double plSy-Groh to
chase. Struck out--by Schneider ,. Bases
on balls-of Schneider. :: Umpirea KLEIN
and Emslie Time, l:ss
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FIRST GAME.

Totals ...54 5'26 10 Totals .ia ID 20 20
.Onc out when winning run scored
TBatted for Alexander In ninth
:Ran for Luderus in tenth.
Gfiln,sinnati .......:.o soosseoe %
summary: Errors-droh. Chase. shean.
Paskers. Bancroft, Left on bases-PhiladsI:
phta. Il: Cincinnati. 8 Stolen bases-Whitted
f2>. Niehon. Two.base hits-Niehon. Whit
ed Home run-Chase. Sacrifice hit-Kilii-
fer Double play-Niehoff to Bancroft to
Luderus. IIits-on Alexander. S hits in
Innings: off Mayer. hits In / inning.
Struck out-by Alexander. 2: by Mayer. /;
by Toney. s. Bases on balls-on Alexander.
:: on Tonsy Toney, I. Umpres, KLEIN and
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Totale 60 1 s2ilo ro,aI. os 4

MashinEton ...........0 0 III
Chicago .................o o ~
summary, Errors-shanks. Leonard. Nor
gan. l.ctbold. Two-baSc hit-Lcibold. Three
base h,t-Rice. Sacrifice hi,x-Frisch. Jack
i .,r; Faesr. Milan Stolen bnses-Jacl;son.
OF Faber. !: OF Johnson. 3. Struck out
by Faber. s: by johnson. 5. umpircs
OLouEhltn and Owens. Time hours.
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KILLED BY sHRAPNEL SHELL
TIVE Privates OF Missouri Field Artil.
lery Lose Life ON First Day
at Camp.
Isy Associated Pre.,.l

lery Lose Life ON First Dsy
at Comp.
fBy Associated Press.l
FORT SILL OKLA, August o5.--
PrtHates Nelson and James Kelly. OF
battery A. Second Missouri Field Ar
slllery, were killed and four others So
Ttously injured whom a shrapnel shell
exploded on the cantoument range here
ate to-day. completely wreckinE tho
mess hall In which they wore prcpar-
Ing their first meal after arriving at
the Oklahoma post.
Nelson was killed outright and Kel-
~ died on the way to a hospital. The
shell Is believed to hayo exploded, az
ter having been left partially buried
on the teld. by tho heat OF fre near
by ovor which the men were cooking.
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Blackburn. Sacrifice hit-L.1oie. Double
plaSs-TINesdale to Murray 10 La1oie: Mas.
sey to Tutwiler. First base on Errors-To-
,onte1. $: PIovidenee. l.. Left on bases
neran and Bedford Time las
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4; su r; i,s' JEr:..s9 0 0 %
Fate. Parsley. Double play.-Parlsicy 10 Srot;
y, Fs si, ,Two-bsse hit.Joncs. Tire.
Stolen bases-B: Jones (cp Priddy. Ne,son
Et by pitched bali-Gentry tby Fairsen
Struck out--by Thomas. 4: by Fairsen 8: bv
Scott. 2. Time Of game. lie - "
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A. Brooke ST. 18th. OF 2215 Monument
Avenue. who has been travelling in tho
West has returned to the city.
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Now HaNcn I'M Winne

New Haven 10 Winner.
NEW HAVEN, CONN. August 25.--
New haven won tho Eastern pennant
to-day by winning two games from
WorceSter, to and to 2
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Score by innings r.
Eewark ................0 o o.
summary: Errors-Russcli. Ximme rma n
MADDEN. puHcv Home run-Zimmc rma H.
THo-oase htt-Morsn. Stolen bases--Russell
Smith. McCaulcy (2). Sacrifice hi,-Black-
Well Struck out-by McGraw. s: By Duffey
:. Bases on balls-on Blackwell. /: Madden
l. Wild pitch-Duffey. Left on bases
newark. s: Montreal. II. Time. hours
EMPIRES, Mcbride and CARPENTER
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FIRST GAME.
Toronto. Providence.

summaE: Errors-Murrav Masey fe)
Tvo-bs.e hit-eia. knurn. Rsse. on balls
OH Gould. ]: OF Reu'hach. s Struck out
Sy Gould. Z: by ReulbAch Hi bv pitched
balltIey Gould tMsysri: by R~ulba ch
IGouldb Double pav.-I,aioncr 10 IA ioi..
Iutv!ier To cconey. stolen hss.s~schu,tze
Caoney. Sac.ihce hit-3urray FIRST has.
on er!orr-Toronto. I: Providence, icyt
on bsEsEToronto l.. Providence 1 I'm.
pires s$eford and Finneran. Time l:ft
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SECOND GAME

p9sVidsne. ''. ....,s IS
SUMMARY: E.rors-Murr.y. Laionss. Mas.
man. Three base bit-schuitz Two.bas.
hits-Sehultz Latofs.. Biaekburn Alien
Bases on balls-on Schultz of Peter,
etrpek out.-by Thompson. a. by Peter
lBAlk-rhenpson- stolen baias-sehutz.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-26

Miss Celia Adokor. Miss Lena Rubin
and Miss Helen JANE. all Of Norfolk,
arc the guests OF relatives and friends
In this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-26
SFCOND GAME.


Totals ...1 1928 II Totals ...ss 8 8 60 IL
'On!y one out when winning run was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-26

Why not select that suit for
fall or winter right now? Belt
ed, pinchbacks and plain mod
els. Prices that will attract
you.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-26
1RST GAME.

Totals 81 cctIs ro,s'. q? i.n|
'BI,tcd for Nays in ninth
Ran for u Wheat in sixth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-26

Mrs. Alvin NJ Smith and Miss
Dorothy Lucille Smith. OF 22l5 Monu.
ment Avenue, are spending tho month
of August at Battery Park Hotel. Ashe-
willie, N. {.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-26

Shirts-Manhattans and other
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and colors-all at reduced
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