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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, Aug. 23.-NIoney on call at the
stock Exchange opened at per cent; high. 3
Ier cent; low, "a per cent closed, "a rer cent
Most ot the days loans were made at per
cent.
Time money dull. all business being done on
shurttimc industrial leans Rates: Mixed
lcauS. 60 days. FER cent 50 days. IL per cent !;
four, firc, aud six months AZ per cent. Indus
trial loans 4 per cent higher
Mercantile paper remains at rer cent for six
months; PAPER maturing before the end of the
year on high grade names. HsaiA per cent
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

Csic.so. Aug 3.-hs corn market today
disprayed enough strength 10 show the average
speer rlatnr that the corn market is in a strong
poxiSon. rhs highest prices were reached at
nzsd-3ay. and resting spots for the day were at
adva3oes q Sale. The reaction from the low
=, ID the highest levels were iAa2c
ne September wheat futures. which is still
heinst trAded IN foc the purpose Of ssttling out
sao,dins contracts ranged between 2O41S and
2Wl and closed At the highest level Of the dAy.
seo.snbsr wheat showed advances Of &c at
Minneapolis, lc AZ Winnipeg and car lots 5c 70
&c AZ Kansas City. and &c at Omaha.
rhse rere net advances Of kalc in the TTice
~ osss and toe strength in cash trade had
mrs o. less influence the September fu-
twe. he hitter narrowed upon the December
Ne, a. compared with rialAc iecCntly. Ca
lets here and At Peoria were I3alc higher. and
thsrs we're advances Of &c at St Louis, while
hansas City was unchanged.
Had K not ben that packers were buyers Of
hog products there would doubtless have been
sharp prioe loses. hogs were much lower.
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Cash and Checks Stolen
From Bottling Co. Office

Benjamin Walberg. Do New Jersey
avenue northwest. last night reported
to the police that a black pocketbook
containing Sl6 in cash. check for
SI3.Q on the Gosman Ginger Ale Com
pany, of Baltimore. payable to the
National Bottlins Company. and a
check for $3.50 signed p. J. Maloy.
payable to the National Bottling Com
pany. had been stolen from his Office
at the above address.
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FORMER SERGEANTS WANTED.

A hurry call has been sent out for
eight or ten former sergeants who
have seen service in the regular army
to apply for positions at S2S Mills
Building Annex. Attractive pay is
offered at the rate of $40 to $3.50 a
month to all those who can furnish
proof that they are competent to drill
men in military formations. Honor
able discharge papers must be shown.
or some other proof Of ability to hIl
the positions.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, Aug 3.-BUTTER-Fim: rs,
ceipts. ISIS tubs. Creamery, higher than ex.
traS. i2taS3ls; extras. s2-score. I21z: hrsts Ila
2A hrsts, la42h; seconds, 3sIka4Ois
kGtiS-Firm; receipts. l52S cases Fresh.
sathered extras, 45ai6; extra frsts Sail hrsts,
Nai2; seconds. 56a39; State Pennsylvania. and
nsaroy hennery white. fine to fancy. 5Ia55; do
browns. i6aJ0
Ch ChEESE-lrregular; receipts, 4,623 boxe.
state whole milk. fats. fresh, special. 23ssa2i
do, average run, c5a53lt
,- ~. L,o.OLIhh-LiTe, hrm. Chickens. broilers
Ha2s; fowls. 25isa2s: turkeys nominal DrsSs,d
hrm.ChiekenS, aa2, fowk, ISaS; tmkeys, Il
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PREDICTS RISE IN SILVER.

Director of the Mint Raymond T.
Baker yesterday predicted that silver
would soon be worth 81 an ounce. At
present it is worth 81 cents an ounce.
Ny. Baker says that with the price
at S cents and going up, the govern
ment is sorely in need of more silver.
The mints are working 10 their ca
raCitv
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FORCED TO REGISTER.

Charged with being a Stacker. Law
renee r. Barghausen, % years, was
arrested yesterday and forced to reg
lister at Secretary Donovan's office.
Barghausen says that he thought he
did not have. to register, as he was
formerly a member of the n. G. D. 9.
He admits he was mustered out be-
fore registration day.
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Monthly nav.

A man may aliot such portions Of
his pay as he desires for the support
Of his family or relatives. He may
deposit his savings with any quarter
master in sums OF not less than s..
The quartermaster will furnish 10
each depositor a book giving record
OF his deposits. On the discharge Of
The Washington herald., 1917-08-24
VIII Test Bone Dry"
Law in Court Here

CoutoDdinS that the law is invalid.
suit for an Injunction restraining the
District government from enforcing
the Sheppard prohibition law which
makes WashinGton dry" after No
vcmher !, will be flied IN the District
supreme Court early next month by
Tho Nau0nG. Democratic Fair Pay
Association.
Lorenzo q. WarfCI5 soygatsrv of
the association. declared Yesterday
that ~ least nifty suits testing the raw
in all its phases will ne filed before
November T. Il Will he charEed for
instance, that the amendments N
question were Illegally ratified by Con-
gress.
The Italian state railways are TO be
supplied with l0ph1 0bl Chilean sleep
2 at .F % l4hH DlI
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DR.. HAHN MADE CAPTAIN.

The appointment Of DR.. Milton Hahn
as captain in the army has been an
rounced. He has been assiCned to
Fo$t Riley. Kan. DR.. Hahn was for
merly on the staff of the Emergency
and Howard University. hospitals
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Another Reading Course
For u. S. Citizen Soldiers

Department The Washington Herald)
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In
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Washington Stock Exchange.
Furnished by w. b. Hibbs & Co.

NADES-
Washington Railway and Electric Is, Sl,O0O at
m.
Potomac Cons IS, 81 600 at g.
After call:
Washington Gas IS. 500 at lOlh.
rnrEpNMENr nnNns
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A new telephone attachment that
must be operated to make a counec-
ton shows the number of calls that
have been made and the number re-
manning on limited service line.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago, Aug. 23.-HOGS-Receipts. 1900
dull. EaIly top. 1915; bulk, E.75als5O; light
l7.ooaB7O; mixed. l7.25als.75; heavy. l7scals. 50
rough. l7.0oal7.55; Tigs, l275al625.
CATTLE-Receiuts. 500: strong at yestsr
days advance Native beef cattle. s.5al5.Sl
Western steers. 7.cOaI2.4O stockers and feeders,
s.loao25: COWS and heifers, IS5aI2.OO; calves,
II. .cOaI5sO
SHEEI-Rsceipts. 700, strong. Wethers
7.75ali. 10; lambs, 70 25al675
Pittsburgh. Aug. 3.-HOGS-Receipts 90
lower. Heavies. Is slOals25 heavy workers, 10 O0a
ISIS; light workers. l7.0oal7 30: rigs I55naI65.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, SEQ: steady.
Top sheep ll.o0; top lambs. 800.
CALNES-Receipts, 100; steady. Top, 800
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MINING STOCKS.

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GOLDTELDS,
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New Orleans.
NEW YORK BOND MARKET.

New York. Avg.
FROM a l. NJ To CLOSING
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There c a n
h no beauti-
Z u !. healthy
rosy checked
women With
out 1-on The
trouble IN the
pasi has been
that when wos
men ne ed ed
iron they gen
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Ordinary me-
tallic 1ro n.
which cften
corroded tn q
stomach a n q
cid lar mun
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-22
WHITE S0X AGAIN WIN
PANTS ROWLAND'S TEAM
WINNER OVER CHAMPIONS
Babe Ruth Loses Marlborough Game.
FIRST Hnseman Gamer and Can
dill Have Fist FIKht.

CHICAGO. August GA fight be-
TIVE tween n,I Pei G Gin. first baseman for
Chicago first bose MAJ oeeurred ia afaes
the the two leaders for tho pennant. which
that Gamer attempted to SPIKE him
when he slid into first base during the
fourth inning.
In the local clubs dugout. A brief
wordy argument was followed immedi-
ateiM by clash; The, struggle was
S sho as the other players stopped
The game itself was ono of tho hard
battle 81 the se, sseees Bat. was
ing the better of 1t.
viii, In the si fourth III, inning Gamer opened
Hooper lined to Eddie Collins, Who
leaped into the air for the bali. and
on a lightning double play. Gamer
slid vieiousIg into first with his spikes
time to save himself.
inning. After one was out McAiuilin
grounder. Eddie Collins followed with
a hit to the right field fence. scoring
McMullin The next two players went
out. leaving Collins on second.
The other run made by Chicago was
wide. and he ran to first Before AZ
new recovered the ball he had rounded
first and was ON his way to second.
AEnew hurried his throw and threw
wild to Barry. while RisberE slid along
the bag. He scored moment later on
Russelrs single to center.
Russell allowed five hits, and only
G two Of these came In the s, same inning;
no others We're able to negotiate sec
ond. No action was taken In the
threatened protest on yesterdays sec
N viz
ton OF the league rules. which pro-
hihits the starting of championship
contest after two hours before sunset.
Chicago now leads Boston by three
games. The standing:
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ROCHESTER, \. Y. August al
Crippled as they are the Hustlers were
again able TO show up Otto Knabes
header BY scores OF to . and TO .
Poor pitching was the answer to the
defeat OF the Richmonds though sins
of omission on the defense that do not
figure in the score column also counted
in the hnal RECKONING. Donahue and
Charley Young were both wild and
were found for hits when they count
ed mostly in the score column. Knabe
had to keep them on the job. though.
because OF shortage Of pitching tai
ent.,
Lew Wendell. the Rochester catcher.
again performed we'll at third base for
the home club and STARRED a double
play on which Young made a rafting
fineirelay. Otherwise the games were
only ordinary.
The opening inning of to-day's FIRST
game had some unusual features IN
ms session Rochester scored three
runs. Rodriguez walked. Collins sim
gied to left. Young sacrificed them
along and then pass to Wendell
hlleh the bases. Schep nc'r.s ran
through ;he pitchers box jumped away
Rodriguez scoring. Lehman then drove
long single to center the bali dron-
ping just over Iianford's head near
the .iagpole. Hanford buncocd Wen
dcilsinto believing that he had caught
the ball and Wendell held second. Col
l1ns"had easily scored With Wendell
on second and Lehman claiming that
first base belonged " him Scbcpncr
vas "ithout home and was called
OUT Lohman incidentally losing a nit
nabe fumbIed on SandbcrC and Wen
oen.eVentuaily scored. With Lehman
: resting on third little Ped McDcrno,t
pulled the hidden ball on him Rocbes-
ter's other runs in this game were
que ITO opportune hitting
George Smith did nothing wonderfu,
on the mound but his support was the
snappiest with men on bases. After
Z two. were out In the fourth R.nL
ston's triple and Koehlcr's single com
piled run for Richmond The visitors
added another in the eighth on Don-
ahue's single. He advanced when Han
ford walked and finished the tourney
rome on two inheld outs. Rochester
punched her runs In the second rame
securing clusters OF three each in ~
7 thir1 and fourth and adding two more
: In the nth. The homestrrs buncb.d
nine, OF their eleven hits off Young in
tness three sessions along with a
-Sc5uRle OF passes for their tallies
u Richmond was first To score In mi,
game. In the third inning Young hi,
safely but was forced by Hauford VINO
z took third on McGafllgan's single IN
right and scored on McDermotts sac.
nifcs fly. In the NTH singles by Han
ford and McDermou with. an out. II
between gave Richmond its second and
S finat tally.
W. AESchacht will probably do the hurI.
Ing sfor the home team Tomorrow
afternoon. while Slim Adams is lor.
ical z choice of Manager Knabe 10 r.,
+ on the mound for the visitors.
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HARD-F0UGHT PLAYING
FEATURES TENNIS MATCH
East and West About Equally Repre-
scented After Hard Days Work
In Patriotic Tourn ament.
fBy Associated Press.1

FOREST HILLS. l.. l.. August 21.-
After day featured by unusually
hard-tought tennis matches. the East
and West was about equally represent
ed among the victors In the National
Patriotic Singles tournament. being
played on the courts Of the West Side
Club for the benefit Of the National
Association ambulance fund.
The most thrilling struggle OF the
session was the four-set match be-
tween r.. I.indley Murray. OF Niagara
Falls. but formerly OF California. and
w. T. Tilden. gr.. of Philadelphia. MUIR
6-3. 6-3.
John r. Strachan. OF San Francisco.
also gained place In the fourth round
New York. former holder Of tho Rus
sian championship by scores OF 6-2. 3-6.
SO. So.
r. Norris Williams, H.. OF Boston.
1916 champion. defeated Irving c.
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SIXTEEN-YEAR- OLD GIRL
SHOOTS WELL AT TRAPS
hnciie Muese1 Breaks 40 Out -, so
ihr6eds In Great American Trnn
Shooting Eonrnnn,.N,

CHICAGO. August 21.-Lucile Muesel
q " ni@'een- year-old girl Of Green Bav'
w is.' was high among the competitoTs
IN special event for women at The
n M ana American Trap Shooting Tour
targets out OF possible ffty. Mrs
w,th ttoGei. OF Detroit. Mich. was next
event resulted in a tie at ninetvHn nnI1p
Ses%een Mark Aire. OF Illinois: jaw
G Iaaix' OF Massachusetts. and Roy Nc,
htn'Is. OF Iennsylvania. The tie will
the doubles event alst will be finished.
mo special event for professionain
r ras S T4n by 2. w. Maxwell. OF Heb
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ALL RACES DECIDED
IN STRAIGHT HEATS
North Spur, ben All and BaceIll Win
nern In Second Day OF Grand
Circuit Mt Philadelphia.
tBy Associated Prcss.I

GBy Associated Prcss.l
PHILADELPHIA, August 21.-An
three Of the races on the second days
card of the Grand Circuit race meeting
at Belmont track to-day were decide
in straight heats, North Spur. Ben Ali
and Bacelli winning their respective
events in handy fashion. although
there were close finishes in tho 2:1O
pace. which furnished a track record
for an open pacing race. OF 1904 in the
2:2O trot: Directors stake; 3 in 5
heats. purse $1,000:
North Spur. b. s.. by. San Fran
cisco, dam Mary North (Cox) 1
Joker d. Lake, b. IN. Good
Bourbon Chimes. br. s. (Dut-
r. ). s.. Main Fern. Florence wSite
Marjorie the Great. Edna Osyho Peter
Marble. DeOra and Tom Axworthy also
ran. Best time. 2:13 IA.
2:10 pace. Adelphia Hotel stakes. 3
heats. purse $1,000:
Ben Ali. b. g.. by Wealth. dam
Nellie Bly, tPitman) ......... 1 1
Oregon Hal, b: s. tMurphyl 3, 3
wood also ran. Best time. 200.
e:13 trot, . in 3 heats. purse $1,000:
Bacelli, b.: s.. by Bertini. dam
Holly Rood Kate. r. IN. (Dodge) 3
Sombrero Rex heichthammer)1 2
Johnnie Miller, Highclifr. Allie Ash
brock. Louis Winter. Sarah Douglas.
Polly r. Libya and Brooklyn Hal also
ran. Best time. 200 Ia.
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Holman Outboxes Herman.

Jef Holman, lightweight champion
or the Virginia Field Artillery, who Is
with the Richmond Howitzers. defeated
Kid Herman. lightweight champion of
the Eleventh Infantry. in three
round boxing bout at the Lyric Thea =
ter In Chattanooga. Hoffman made his
initial appearance, and his style OF
boxing greatly impressed the fans. He
was booked BY the. mana cement for a
bout on next Saturday night
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BENDER DOES WE'LL
VETERAN HURlER ALLOWS
CHICAGO BUT ONE HIT
Pitching of Mig Chief Features Twin
Bill Between Cubs and Phil1fes.
Former Wins Second Game.

PHILADELPHIA, August 21.-Ben-
der's remarkable pitching featured tho
double header with Chicago here to-
day. Philadelphia winning the first
game. to Q, Chicago the second, to 2.
Bender held Chicago to one single in
the first game, and he Eave only two
bases on balls. while he pitched to only
twenty-eisht batsmen. 1t was Bender's
third successive shut-out and his fourth
straight victory. An error by Luderus
and the hard hitting in the sixth in
ming gave Chicago the victory in tho
second g3Ine The scores:
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Ga. Ga. In a match in which endur-
ance played a largo part.
Clarence Grifin. OF San Francisco.
had little difficulty in winning from
r.. Beck. Of Philadelphia. by scores of
6-2. 61p. CO.
Dean Mathey, Of Crawford; N. j.. fouebt
out bitter match which was still un-
decided when darkness arrived, Biddie
leading
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SALLEE'S RECORD BROKEN

NEW YORK, August 21.-The New
York Nationals lost their third straight
game here to-Gay. being beaten by Gin
cinnati, to 5. The winning streak
of Pitcher Sallee. of New York was
broken after he had won ten straight
games. Cincinnati won in the seventh
inning, breaking tie score by scoring
twice on hits by kopf, Chase and Ma
gee. Outfelder Robertson. of the
Giants. was called to his home in Nor
folk, Va. for examination for the draft
army. The score:
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3Batted Tor Cutshaw In thirteenth.
Brooklyn. o o o 0 o Q 3 Q Q %
summary: Errors-Ward. Cutshaw. Two
Home run.Fischer. Sacrifice hits-Johnston.
Cutshaw, Fischer. O.. Miller. Stolen bases
O,Rourke ca: Struck out-hy Steele, 4; by
PfcIcr. Bases on bails-ofY Steele. S.
Double plays-R. Miller to Ward: Steele to
Ward to r. Miller. Hit by pitched bail-by
Steele. (Johnston). Hits-off Pfcffer. in
II innings: off Smith. 2 In innings. Left on
4; Brooklyn, e. Umpires,
KLEIN and. Emslie.
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Southern Annexation

At Little Rock-Little Rock, 2; New
Orleans. 6 {frst game).
Little Rock. 9: New Orleans, o (sec-
ond game. inninEs).
AT Acknowledgements. 8: Mobile. o
Memphis. 8; Mobile, 3 tsecond game,
seven innings).
At Notwithstanding Birmingham,
Crain).
No others scheduled.
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Detroit.
New York,
Totals. ..33 ! 43) Is Totals. 81
sRatted for Yclle In tenth

Kew ef0' York k''. -: -
summary: Error-Bush. Two-base hit
Neach. Sacrifice hits-Pipp. Maisel. He'll
man. Struck out-by Roland. i by Shaw
key. ? Bases on balls-on Roland. s: OF
Shawkey. ?. Double plays-Bush. Young and
Burns; Maisel and Pipp.. First base on err
Detroit. 4: New York. TO- Time 1:5s I'm
pires. Connolly and Hildebrand
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S SsIS.sss,nh,. 49,. SsSScSGS ~
Summary: Errors-Merkle. Deal. Kildun
Left on bases-Chicaso. /: Philadelphia. S.
Two-6ase hits-Bancron (el: Threc-base hit
-PaSkcrt Sacrifice htt-NiehOG. Sacrifice
nies-Luderus, Bancroft, Double piay-Ban-
vaughn. 2 in innings: on Hldridse. In 6
innings Struck out,by Aldridse. !: by Ben.
Bender. q; Off Aldr,dEe. 5. wild pitch
Aldridge. Hit by pitched ball-by Vaughn.
tStock). Time. l:3s. Umpires. OuiSley
and Byron.
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SECOND GAME.
Totals....s1 6 7l4 Totals....2s 4 q !,
sBattcd for RiXey in sixth.
fDatted for Lavender in eighth.

chisSFo . ."""ts: ..ooooo4oo oNi
summary: ErroEIL9derus. Left on bases
hits-WflliRms, Cravath. Home run-Sie-
hon. Sacrifice hit-Adams. Double plays
Doyle to Kilduf to Merkle: Niehorr TO Ban.
innings: Oft Lavender. l in Innings; on
Mayer. no hits in l inning; Struck, out
on Rixey. 3; on Carter. 1. Time. 1888.
EMPIRES, Byron and OuiEley
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Triple is BOMB RDED

BCFFALO. August 2l.-The Bisons
found Dan Triples benders iist ~ Ihnin
likihs to-day, and hammered him for
total OF eight runs. while his team
mates could do nothing with Tyson's
oenders in the pinches. The Birds
scored one tally In the eighth inning
on on Buess triple and McDonald's error
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New York . ::.::.::::. 9 -
Summary: Errors-Zimmerman. Hoelke.
Two base hit-HerzoE. Home runs-Wingo
and Burns. Stolen bases-Chase and winEo.
Sacrifice hits-Eller t2). Rousch. Sacrifice
nnynGiriff!tho Left on hases-New York. 5:
2. Bases on balls-oY Sailee. /; OF Regain. l.
Hits-on ReEan. in % innings: of Elier.
tHerzosl. Struck out-by SaiIee 4: by
Regan. l: by Filler. 6. Passed baIl-Rariden.
Umpires. ODay and Harrison. Time, $50
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summary ETror-Moran Trn.ha.. ~
cop2ney Home run-schultz Sacrifice hin,
-coon"y S'y To- lMH, ss. noTl.y Double plays
s5uf rartell to sist,ery: Corner to SIattcry.
ia, on ealls-on Schultz. ,: on Gerner E
snhu,n,yz ptfhsr-by Corner. tonsiow and
a M"ht real B. Time, 1:2o. EMPIRES. Mcbride
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Wright. his townsman. s-s. Ga. 81.

60.
N. w. Niles. another Bostonian. elimi.
mated Holcolmbe Ward.
Charles G. Garland, Of Pittsburgh,
conquered Douglas Waters. OF New
Orleans. In four sets at CA. As. 81.
6-3.
was defeated by Harold A. Throck-
morton. Of Elizabeth. N. J.. 4-6. So.
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in the ninth with three bases on balls
following Lewis's double. The score:
FIRST GAME.
Totals....So .. 10 "a IL Totals...3o IL q Il
sBatted for McGraw In ninth.

SVUIc H.
Newark .....,...o o / O o O %
summary: Errors-Fuller, McGraw, Muir
ray. stolen bascs-Schulttz. Blackburne.
Russell. Sacrifice. hits-Camp, Getz. Balk
-McGraw; Double plays-niurray TO La
Joie: Black tunessisted); Schultz to Black
burne: Camp, to Blackburne. Struck out
ION McGrsw. 1: Off Leake, :: OF Ross. i.
HI by pitched ball-by Leake (Lewis).
Newark. Z: Toronto. 9. Ump!res. Finneran
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GRAYS WHITEWASH ROYALS

MoNTREAL. August 21.-The Grays
1ok me second game of the series from
Montreai by the score of 5 to here
rms rms afternoon. The pitching OF Schultz
ior me visitors was sterling. and the
locals never had chance To- get into
the contest. The score:
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LEAFS AND BEARS SPLIT

TORONTO. August 21.--Toron,o won
header to-day. 4 to 2. and were In front
to ]. at the commAncsm emit OF the
ninth round Of the second battle when
the tenth on Fullers double and Getz'a
ssirSse. WARRIOR forced in the tying run
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was present because Of the military
ceremonies prior to tho contest, It be-
ing tho inauguration OF the competitive
drills OF the American League baseball
clubs for the purse offered by Presi-
dent b. B. Johnson. who was present.
The score:
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ATHLETICS ARE SWAMPED

CLEVELAND. August 21.-Cleveland
defeated Philadelphia to-day, Is to 3.
hitting Pitcher Myers at will. Pitcher
Bagby. in addition to keeping Philadel-
phia's hits scattered, made four hits
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Buffalo n = n {, n X, IL.
summary: Errors-Fewster, Lamar R.n,
SON soy *, Of Syha srina Bases ON bals-or Ty-
son. 3 by Triple: i. Three base hitsGJack
SON. Stcintelt, Bucs. Two-base hit-Carl-
sToIn. Sacrihce hits--Jackson FeNster
onsio~: Lex on bases--Bunalo. s. BALI,
more; ,. Double play-Fewster to Shannon
10 bues Balk-Tippic. Wild pitches
pipple I'D: Cmpircs. o'Brien and Free.
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ROCHESTER,

Summary: First base on baIla-on
Young. 4; on Causey, 3. Struck out
by Young, =; by Causey, .. Hit by
pitched ball-by Young tRodriquexJ.
Home rum. Young. TNvo-base
hits-wendeil, Lehman. Sacrifice
hlts-McDermott. Rodriguez, Schep-
ner, Lehman, Lotx. Stolen bnses-
McGumEan, McDermott, Rodriquex,
Collins, SandberE. Double playa
Wendell to Young to Rodriquex
Left on Observation-Disclosures, ); Rich
mond, 5. Cmpiren, Hnrt an MulIin.
Time, 1:35.
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YANKEES WIN IN TENTH

DETROIT. August 21.--New York de-
feated Detroit. to l. in ten innings
to-day. scoring its first victory over
Boland since he came into the Amer
lean League three years ago. The