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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-14
RICHMOND LOSES BOTH
Il GAMES TO BALTIMORE
$pth Adams and Donohue Arc Hit
Hard-Final Scores, Is to5
III and 8 TO @.
kEYNoLDs swATs OUT HOMER
Drops Third Strike on Hill In Sec
sond Game, and Pitcher Then
Drives In Tying Run--Iadies' Day,
tsand Two Games To-day.
Especial to The Timcs-pispatchl

sstSpecial to The Times Dispatch.l
y BALTIMORE. MD. September l$.-lt
MAS indeed a sad day for otto Knahes
Richmonders 1T Oriole Park to-day.
when they were forced To succumb
to- the Orioles in both games of the
double bill, to S and to .. Lefty
HHt did the iron-man stunt and got
away with it clcanly. although being
nicked quite freely by the visitors.
~, Hill wen his own game in the night
cap, with two hits NJ critical stages
when the sacks were thickly populated.
In. the eighth inning of tho second
game. with Richmond leading. six TO
tour. the bases loaded and TWO out.
Reynolds dropped iiills third foul
attfke. On the next ball served up by
Renohue. Hill slammed tie sphere 10
1ao~ry., who had walked, and Shan
non, who singled. to scampcr across
the plate with the tying run. Acosta
drew pass and again loaded the bases
yFewster was hit by n pitched ball
sending Schaufele. who had walked. in
with the winning run Knabe protest
did not strike Fewster; but Frcemar
showed otto that il did. and the Rich
IH9Hhd mana manager Went back to second.
knocked leg off Red McDermott with
q liner.
After the Orioles had a ,wo-run lead
night. and tied the score when Knabe
HhEled and Reynolds bifrcc ono of
HllIs curves over the fence for n
aolner. Richmond then lost the game
IN 'the next inning when the Eirds
showed the winning tally across. Adams
was given the assignment iii the oper
ms Tray for the visitors. but was hit
IesY, the Birds getting ten singles
OF MS delivery. Donohue. in the night
Tapi allowed the same number OF hits
out should have won his game Two
TaKs and hit batter proved his
aoWn1ali; as each runner scored
1mmediattly after the double header
so.oay the teams hoped aboard ;bc
,n n,ntsrs Tor double headers in Rich
inonq Friday and Saturday, which viii
oecide whether the Birds have n rhan"s
OF noSing Larry 1.ajoie's Leafs out for
the pennant. "' 'oi
Ihe Birds were without the services
o.. turner Barber. who lief; the Or.ole
Sanp Wednesday after an arcumrnI
Sl!eaGo sale money. Due TO Manannr
Lenn being suspended for the resi- ~
S 5{iEs season for his run-in with i'nnirn
S-tc zen. "ickey McAvOy led the tran,
S w piayeo a great game in Bartcr.s
SSrnce. McANoy Will lead the tc.r,
Hntic In Richmond 'i
should T ana ,a'arnham viii hurl Friday.
go PACK in the nisht-cap. VIII
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-14
REoulsITloNs ISSUED
Four Men Wanted for Attacks on
Sheriff Arrested In

Governor Stuart has issued a reauisi-
tion on the Governor OF Ohio for j
n (Mike) Men, Paul Mem. David Men
ard Luther Fry, wanted in Shenandoah
County for attacking Sheriff Stone
burner. Sheriff Stoneburner went out
to arrest Mike Mem for a misdcmeanor
and was set upon and badly beaten by
all four OF those men. according to
statements made to the Governor. They
are now In Jail at Ottawa. Ohio. Wade
H Prince. Deputy Sheriff OF Shenan-
doah County. went after them.
L. c. Tanner has a reouisition issued
on the Governor of Pennsylvania for
Eli and Harvey ChurchwelI. wanted for
desertion. Henderson Is held in jail
at Grcenville. Pa. and Churchwell 1.
held in Jail at Philadelphia. l. C. Tan
ner. probation officer Of the Juvenile
Court. went after them.
Governor Stuart honored the requiai-
tion OF the Governor of Maryland for
Roy Bowen. wanted in Baltimore for
Bowen Is now in the
penitentlary. when his term expires
Saturday Thomas F. Hogan. an officer
from Maryland. will be on hand to take
him in charge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-14
RUSSELL BOY BREAKS MARK
FOR GRAND CIRCUIT TRACK
Governor Whitman Acta nv Geers's
s'nrtcr IN special ENent-BnceHi
Wins by Al NInck'a Drenk
IBy Associated Press.l

SYRACUSE, y. y, September L.
Russell Boy, goo IA. black stallion. by
Rustic Patentcr. to-day broke the rec
ORD Tor the new state fair track by
pacing the mile in 2:04 Driven by
Geers and the word go" shouted by
Governor Whitman. the exhibition
event OF to-day's grand circuit pro-
gram stirred the enthusiasm OF mere
than 10000 Spectators
Bacelli. driven by Is. White, can
tured the feature race of the day, the
NO: No. Sass ss:o ,r9t for $4,000: First money
MAS Mas di W. in each heat; Brescia win,
Hac:lli the tinal Al Mack finished first
in the third heat, but crossed the wire
the judges gave the heat and race to
haccIil Otherwise, Bacellis score
would have been 2. :, q and Al Mack s.
lima Jay had an easy time in the 2:11
trot. May Boy won the 2:1S trot, first
DIVISION. IN straight heats. winning
trophy. while Fighting Chance did the
same IN The second division.
My Leaf was given stir battle in
III" 2:24 trot. Prince Lyndon chaI-
lenged In the stretch in the FIRST heat.
waikaway IN the 2:2l trot. Summary:
2:24 trot, $1,000. three heats:
sublime. b: s.: by Worthy McKin- :,
T It'd b. lkoaneyl ........:.. z .
2s;iSc Is Is ana Peter Mozart also started
The GOVERNORS e:o7 class. trot $1,000.
B.ce!ii. b. H., by Bertha Ben tB.
Rreseis, b. IN. Giodncy: ......... )
Al Mack, b: h. tMurray). .......... .
Pittsburgh Donna Clay. Harrod's Creek
ana i;!1semark also started. Best time.
iii irot. $1,000, three heats:
Ina Jay. hr IN. by Jay McGregor
Jennetie speed. b. IN. tCoxj ....... :
Joss y. h.. Ii!nds) .......... = 4
brownie Watts. Allie Ashbrook. Empress
OF Russia also started. Best :.iae, :0G l-a.
2:lS trophy. Nv" in three.
Nay Boy. b. s.. by Walnut Hall (Har-
Prince Todd. blk ;. tKiernanj ....... :
Miss Zomsro ana Billy NJ. also started
Best time, 2:l+ Ia
lis trot trophy. second vision:
Herr tH. white ............ ..,.. 1
l.etta Watts IMcDonaidD ............ 2
CaarIa. h. III. (HiEdsb ................ 3
Mole ana Delagons Lucy also started.
go tro' two-yeur- old trot trophy
Myic"f. ry Manrike U-ockel. ......... 1
Prince Lyndon, blk G. (E. white) 49,. 4
the BcIle of Lyndon. b. {. III. White. 5
sui salt also started. Best time. 2:lS i-9.
special event, to beat new track record:
CGeers,. Tine. .:oi Q1arier Of a " second
better Than best track mark to date
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every Good Eddie

Direct from wonderful years run
at the Princess Theater. New York City
Very Good Eddie" the smartest and
brightest musical comedy success Of
the season. comes to the Academy to-
night and Saturday and Saturday
matinee.
Very Good Eddie" Is pre-eminentIy
a production characterized by beauty.
charm and good taste. not only by it's
libretto. lyrics and music, but of the
personnel of its cast and method of
presentment. But, as many n producer
has learned to his sorrow. beauty,
charm and good taste do not always
spell success. Perhaps the best ex-
PLANTATION. however. of Very Good
lIddics' well-deserved success Is to be
found in the comment made by one OF
New York's best-known critics the
morning after it's first metropolitan
presentation. which comment the Mar
bury-Constock company carries in it's
advertising matter: 1T is a musical
play that is different"
The chorus OF Very Good Eddie" is
one OF the big features. and the gowns
to be worn are the very latest thing
in up-to-date dresses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-14
STAR SPANGLED BANNER
1903 YEARS OLD TO-DAY
CONTINUED from First Page.)

'1OntlHueu from FlTSt PaRe.)
drainage. which is about rs per cent
finished. This is preventing water from
standing in the camp, thus reducing the
mosquito to a minimum. and also pre-
venting flies Of which there Is a re-
markedly small number in the canton
ment.
There are a few men in the hospital
Mt this time, but none Of them Is suf-
fering with any serious ailment. The
general health OF all OF the men has
been such that no serious sickness has
as yet developed. All Of them have
been inoculated with anti-typhoid
serum. and also have been vaccinated
against smallpox.
Orders were issued to-day transfer
Ing the following second lieutenants,
quartermaster corps. National Army,
who are now at Camp Lee. to Camp
Shelby Hattiesburg. Miss: John C.
Btgelow. Thomas J. Armstrong. George
N. Weber, Augustus v. zama. Henry H.
Cross. Robert S. Nash. James c. osili-
vie. George H. Derry. William H.
Thomas and Thomas E. Warren.
OFFICERS KEPT BUSY
ISSUING CLOTHING TO MEN
All day officers TT the various reEi-
ments have been busy issuing clothing
to the men, many busy scenes being
enacted in the vicinity of the regimen
tai headquarters. Several officers are
on duty with tho men. seeing that they
are properly fitted, that their shoes do
not pinch. or ft badly. and many OF
the other attentions necessary to we'll
fitting uniforms.
Each man Is receiving two pairs OF
brooches. one service coat, one hat, a
pair of leggins. two o. D. shirts, two
pairs Of marching shoes. four pairs
OF socks, belt and hat cord and an
Identification tag. Sufficient under
clothing is also issued. all being enough
to last the men several months.
One OF the busiest places In the
camp at all times is tho information
bureau. in charge OF Lieutenant Horn
blow. Private Andrew ]. Kennedy, Of
the Forty-seventh New York Regi-
ment, part Of which is on duty, here.
is the clerk at the bureau. where any
Information regarding the camp can
be obtained. Visitors and other per-
sons seeking advice are invariably we'll
received and treated with tho utmost
courtesy
Fitzhugh White. a Richmond man,
who came in the first quota. has been
discharged from the National Army and
made a field clerk attached to division
headquarters.
To-day Major-General Cronkhite went
into his new quarters near the White
House." where his Office will be estab.
lished. and he will also have his iiv-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-14
HAVRE DE GRACE RESULTS

First racce-nve furlonEs-.Hope. 1os (wn-
mcr. III (Rowanl. $50. sGG.5s. second I.
Tread Lightly. ms GIaynesI. {4.lO, third
Time, l:Vt 10. 'Ormios. Tell Ne, Odals.
que, Geraldine. +; Scarf. Gyp. viii Soon.
IT also ran. Field entry.
Second race--ubout two miles warlock,
y l\iicn), $40 $500, s2.70. nrst; Infdei
Fountain Fay, RS Ct. ciarkej, $3.50. third
Tine; i:0i 20: The Carmel, Phil r.,
S!nnherer. Duke Of Norfolk. Seucoast,
something 1bo!nE also ran.
hrsi, wodan. 100 (Boylany, $3.50. $3.50.
second: Prohibition. l69 (Wilio), $50,
third. Time. l47 As. Maihcur Iokomis'
Stpnohenge. Blackford, Mile s. aso ran
49, Fourth race--iiye aud one half furlongs-
$50. nrst; George V. Avery. 50 DonHaI..
Wsilsi $3.50 third Tine i9 o! IN ui y.
Virginia Yell, DIi.!Inastcr also ran.
f!ith race-siX fur!Ungs-Westy Hogan,
i:I thaynesi. -. $3.50: $40: Grst; Bring
haGdv isi sby5ns;S 'as..s $3.50 see:nd Tea
Kilaee, Back lay: Marie Miller, !MufpSy.
Firing Line. 'Bond also ran. Field.
sixth Iace--ililc and seventy yards--NInn-
omy, lo5 1WiliioJ. 3.20. So .3s.30. iirst !;
thoctnw. rs tiiammer): $3.50. So. second !;
A ~ g p c2 %s i,ei5 }s9 hire Time
100 tHonkin-). .i2lo. $40. $40, nrst:
Nsrianao. lOo tHulcahyJ. ts,i0 81 To- sec,
ond. kits, 81 tWalls), sil so third Time
I. lts =. ocean Prince G ~ Miller, Mann,
chen. 10 Mdnsser. y x. Beal also ran
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BELMONT RESULTS

Paddy, lis laicAtee). to i. to :. 10 5,
won: Partisan. lis (Duxton). S to 6. I to TO-
/ 70 g.. second; Moosehcad. lis (TroxierS,
to !, to l. to o. third. Time i:V5 IS
soor Joe, Magnetic. Phalaris Portia Shas.
Ia. Jim Dinney. Golden Glow Miss peep
Audrey. Sir Oracle and Clurissa also ran
second race-two and onc-uuartcr miles
Douoict; lt2 tBycrsl. to l. Z to TO- out won:
Cresthill. ia IN. Henderson,, to g. j TO 4
out, second; Syosset, l52 tPowers), il to 10
TO :. out. third. Time. i:52 AS. Only three
Third race-hIgh weight. handicap; seven
H.. ia (ButweID, s 10 s.
: 10 .. ! to 4. won: Kills H.. I22 tKeoCh5'
: D. 10 to TO s. second: kohinoor. is
SnetzD. to ]. to ., to , third Time
~. Garbage and Rhine Maiden also ran
fourth race-The Nursery Handicap: s,1
.urIonss straight-Jnck Hare. Jr. l25 (f,eakJ
10 l., 70 :. to 8. won; War Cloud, i25
Si-ottusl. II to S. even. to 9, second: Lady
Dorothy. 100 (McGraw), to 1, 3 to / 10 (
ahiId; Time. I'LL rs. Lady Dorothy an
ADDED starter. Lutlus. Matinee Idol, Bantrv
i5t House. Gold Tasscl. Stitch In Time and
fi'n r3ce-one miie-Drooklyn. loi G.yke)
10 ~, TO &. out. won: Blue Thistle liz
tCDer,l ;. II 70 8, TO S. l to 4, second: Eu-
1Srpe. lug tPetz). 20 to /. to !, to l. third
iiInc., l:il 3-5. Intone and Cachct also rn n
skin race-onc mile-lntriguer, 9s (Kum.
mer). TO i. to l. to 5. won; Silver san.
uals. iU a. McTaGgarO. to 6. to 9 out
sccond star Gaze. ll6 tSchuttinger), TO 9
10 D. to 3. third. Time. l:42 IS Cannon
bridge. Noluspa and Tener also run.
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ADJUSTMENTS
Variety mt the Lyric.

Light entertainment, rounded out
with enough variety. is what the bill
for the last half of the week at the
Lyric offers. The Hirschoff Troupe OF
Gypsfes has dancing number, which
moves with plenty of spirit three men
and three girls giving a dashinE ex-
hibition. Two beautifully trained set
ters help Frank Stafford and Marie
stone make "a Hunters Game" a per
formance which is out of the ordinary.
STAFFORD has reduced the business of
whistling to an art, and his Imitation
or songbfrds are fine. Hippcrt and
Nugent. black-face comedians, are tho
funmakcrs OF the bill. and have a
ridiculous dance. which the audience
mates TO sec end. Dunbar and Burnie
a man and girl. are present with the
familiar patter, while Lalla Selbini
could vastly improve her Offering IL
she would confine her ability to cycling
Good pictures precede the bill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-14
ARTILLERY GETS ORDERS
TO MOVE TO ADMISSION
Colonel Workman and stan. with Sow.
erai batteries. Will Entrain
on sunday.

Colonel Thomas NJ. Workman. com.
manding the First Virginia Field Ar.
tillcry. has received orders for tho
movement of tho troops to Camp Me-
Clellan. Admission. Ala. Sunday. Septem.
Der Is. Included in this order is Bat.
terry h. OF Danvllle; regimental head
quarters. Battery F., known as tho
Rockbridgc Artillery. and headquartsr,
and supply companies.
Colonel WORKMAN and his stan. con.
sfsting OF Captain Calvin Satterfield.
Jr., acting reEimental adjutant. and
First Lieutenant George w. M. rav-
lor, chaplain, will move for Admission
and report to Brigadier General
Vaughan, in command at Camp Nc
Clellan.
After the arrival OF these troops n
Admission. all the Virginia National
Guard. with the exception OF the Gravs
and the newly organized coast artil-
lery. will be in training for service in
France. together with the national
guardsmen OF Maryland. New jersey
and the District of Columbia making
u total OF about 10000 men.
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At the Movies To-Day

COLONIAL-Miriam Cooper, In
"Detrayed."
BIJOU-Mary Pickford. in IKE
becca OF Sunnybrook Farm"
ISlS-Emily SteHena. In "The
Stacker"
ODEON-yune Elvidge and Car
lyle BLACKWELL, In 1.-THE Page Mys-
tery.o
Observation-Disclosures Love, In "Nee
Indy Betty
SICrOH-"The Lady From Egypt"
REx-IThe Phantom Shotxun.o
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Extend water m.in..

The Administrative Board yesterday
directed superintendent Davis, Of tho
Water Department to extend wat.r
mains so as to supply about twenty
five dwellings on the Meadowbridce
Road. which now have to depend upon
wells for their water. This extension
will also furnish tho local branch OF
tho American Locomotive Company
with added facilities for IRE protection.
The work. 1t Ia estimated. will cost
about $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-14
SUPERBAS SPLIT WITH PILLS

PHILADELPHIA. September 13-
lyn day, the home team winning
the first game IN the eleventh inning.
10 0, and Brooklyn the second.
to 3. Alexander and Pfeffcr had n duel
in the opening event. which was play
ed in the very quick time Of one hour
and thirty-five minutes. With Schultz
on second IN the eleventh inning and
two out. Whitted's single sent in the
former Hard hitting OF the deliveries
of Fittery and Lavender gave Brook
Ign the second game. The scores:
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want. Prompt DIphth.r,. Reports.

With the opening of the public
schools yesterday. DR.. Roy X. Flanna-
gan. Chief Health Officer. took steps
to reduce to minimum tho spread Of
contagious diseases. He has appealed
TO all Richmond physicians to cooper
ate with the Health Department In this
matter. especially in relation to diph-
theria. Doctors have been requested
TO report promptly the appearance Of
any contagious disease.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-09-14
GIANTS BREAK EVEN
RUDOLPH SCORES SECOND
SUCCESSIVE SHUTOUT WIN
Allows but Five Bingles In Opener
Nehf In Beaten After Allowing
Three Hits.
tBy Associated Press.

by Associated Press.l
BOSTON. September 13.--Ncw York
made only eight hits in to-day's double
header with Boston. yet succeeded In
splitting even. In the first game. Ru-
dolph held the visitors TO five hits,
and Boston won. Z to o. Rudolph's Sec
ond successive shut-out against Nc
Graw's toam. Nehf was hit safely
three times in the second. which New
I ork won, to I. and In which Dem
arec received brilliant support. Triples
by Burns ard Zimmerman were instru-
mental in scoring the two Now York
runs. The scores.
FIRST
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BALTIMORE.

Summary: TwO-hnsc hif-l<r be.
Thrce-buSe Observation-Disclosures, -
tn. Home ruDs-knabc, Rcy ds.
Sacrifice hit-iteynoidn. Stole Sos
-Iinnkston. Lowry, shannon inse
ON bnlIs-Or nm. 3; OF A. q, =.
Halter hit-by lIiil, 1. Strut .ut-
by Hill, 4; by Admins, &. asseL
bnli-Schnufelc. Wild pitch-Adams.
Left ON Observation-Disclosures, 81 Rich
mond. First bnsc crrors-
Richmand, I. Ttmc-I:15. Impirrs
-O'srien md Freeman.
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Score by innings: r.
New York:...;;::... o 2 I 3 o / :-ls
summary: Errors-Pcnnock. Peckinpaugh
60. Baker rwo-bas hits-HiGh Gcdcon
scott. Gilhoolcy. Walker McNaIly. Three
pipp stolen base-Miller. Sacrifice hit
BaIry Double plays-Scott and Janvrin and
foblitZci: Pccktnpaugh. Gcdeon and Plpp
Loft on hasGs-New York; s; Boaton. 8. base.
on errors Boston. J. Bases balls-on
Shawlcy. i: OFF Pennock. /: of Love. i: OF
Jones. l. Hits-on Foster. S In 20 inpins:
In Innings: or Shawkey. s in Innings:
OF Love. 4 In 2 innings. Struck out-by
Sha wkcy. 8: by Love. I: by Jones. I. Time
q same 2:25. Umpires. Moriarity and
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SECOND GAME,
Totals....ao | kc7 10 Totais....2s q 1e
Batted for Nchf In eighth.
hv knn

Score by Innings: X:
New York............. -
summary: Error-Fletchcr. Two-base hit
Burns, Three-base hits-Bu.ns. zimmer-
Dsmarce. l. hits.or Nehf. 3 in innings;
Nehf. .: by Dcmaree. 3; by RaEan. /: Dou-
bic pisy-Rawlings to Maranvflie Hit by
Time OF game. 1854. umpircs. Risler and
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SECOND GAME.
Totals. SIS TIC q Totals....3t s
'Batted for Ludcrus In seventh.
tR,tt.u for Lavender in ninth.

Score by innings: X:
Brooklyn ,i.,.......... 99S5S . Q S-77
Summary: Error-Burns Two-base hit
Stock. Whitfield. Peskert. Vanguard. Home
run--Cutshaw Sacrifice htt-Myers. stolen
ia scs-Rurns. Cutshaw, Johnston. Hickman.
Struck out-by Maruuard, 4; by Lavender. l.
i: or Lavender. 4. Hits-ofr Fittery in
4l-3 innings: of Lavender. In so In
I.uderus: Evers to Stock to Luderus. At
tendance 5000. Empires. KLEIN and Emslie.
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PROVIDENCE WINS BOTH

), IEONlDENCE September l3-Tom
BearS dropped both ends OF
1psday's double header 10 the Gr,vs
losing the first by a 2-to-O count :,nt
w Second TO o. Inability TO hit tha
pases caused the Ncwark's dnfn., IN
t one hrst 20 me, while Gregg had ihenn
Oh, ms M. thrnnshout tn" rec"nI
NY me heIGing Of Iiaa: featured
~" Noi''eaiS: Tie scores:
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TORONTO STRENGTHENS HOLD

., :. .UEONIO: September l2-Toro,,,
ao aaff IeasSe its nsr hold on me IntsTns.
ing Monirssi remnant today b: beat.
n1n aniies, triple and single a!a".d W." q
Wern h part. iearne and iIer e i.
The hts ne'n sc hit hard but Hearne kcni
Ant s:aSon with Rochester ,o.,,arr az
Sa.uraaE The score y"
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ltOcIir>ter.
= Fotals. s sNs To,.I, -, !, :, :,

4. Bore by innings:
T3aJfla 10 .,.............. o o 0 n -.
Rochester ...........0 U . n r !,
TFltnmary: Errors- schcpner 90. First JasS
on sbaJlB-on Schacht. (; on Jayncs & S,r,IrLe
Soyt-by Scha cht, 6; by Jsynes T. III b;
pitfhed ballcby J.ynex. ] CWemdelp Three.
hSAe hit-Wcndcli Sacriicc hii-J,cL .nn
6t0lon bases-WendeI RODRIGUEZ. Double
spfay-Schopner to Young 10 Rodriguez first
s&ass on errornBunsio p. Left on bsse.-
8xHfoTd and Finneran.
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FIRST GAME
Totals....36 7'so Totals...s5 |

1.-TWO out when winning run was scored.
Brookiyn .....o % %
Philadelphia ... o o o. o o O o III
Summary: Error-StcnEel. Two-base hits
I-whitted: Cutshaw. Sacrifice hits-Evers.
Miller. Schultz, Stock. Stolen bases-Myers.
Paskcrt. Schultz. Double play-killifer and
Nichon. Bases on balls-or Pfener. 2: OFF
Alexander. /. Struck out-by PfeHer. q: by
Alexander. S. Left on bases-Brookiyn, s:
Philadelphia. 8. Cmpires. Klein and Emslie.
Attendance, $500.
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Ethel. Three-bane htts-nur. lpt
stolen Observation-Disclosures ca, Hill.
DoubIe .pinys-Shnnnon to Few.trr
TO nrntlcy; knnbe TO EibeI, Kerr
ohuc, q; OF Iiill, 5. Batter. III
ny Donohue, 2. Struck out-by lin
=; by Donohue, 4. Passed bali
Scnnuieic: Wild pitch-Donohuc.
Inond, ). Timc-I.55. un,,,
freeman and O'Hrien.
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Washington,
Totals. ia l 6'29 10 Totals....32 2 3 30 u
Two out when winning run scored.
Score n,

Score by innings: r.
Philadelphia ....... OIL
Washington ....... l o IL
summary; Error1Ainsmith. Lett on bases
philadelphia. s: Washington. L. Bases on
balls-on Myers. 4: on Gnflia. 2. Struck out
by Myers. 6: by Gallia. g. Two-base hits
MorEan; t Eos,sr t Stolen hases-witt, t.5.
(MorganD. Time of game. l:45 Cmpires.
Nallin and Connolly.
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STANDING OF CLUBS

denotes two games. Even bre~k. Rich
mond, 1852: baltimore, $50.
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
Baltimore Mt Richmond e sames)
Newark at Providence.
Toronto at Rochester.
Montreal mt Buffalo
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Providence.
Totals....:S . 3:7i7 Totals 4.
aeBa tied for Rnhs In rI,h,E

Providence n n q r,
Newark ......... a " -
Snmmary' ErTors-Cooncy. Iu,wiI.T S,ni.v
&c 1,ssse-,,SctZ Sacrifice hits Massey ;Sno.'
SyrGrs out-bH Ross. ! hy Reulba,h. tfi"'i hy
Issnih, haseS on hllls-on Ross S: OF
4n,tuIoarh, b: on McIiraw Wid ,itch''
Ey 9sp hais bI hosi IN inninss iit
3ns errors-Ncwark . Tim. OF .n,, 1855 ~.
Empires. Hart and S;uiInn H""'' 4''9'
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FIRST GAME.
Totsis....es 8 24ls Totais....2S 10 81 Is
sBattcd for J. Smith I'm NTH.
tBRttCl IentOn I'm ninth. |

tBattcd for Benton in ninth.
Score by Innings II.
New fork.............. Q %
Boston ................. 2 -
Summary: Errors-Burns. Kelly: Two
base hits-Zimmcrman. Smith. Ronctchy (2).
Home run-Kclly Stolen bascS-Zimmerman
Powell Bases on bals-on Benton, 3. Sac
rifice hit-Rudolph. Double pays-Flctcher
(unassistcd): Rawlings to Meanwhile to
konetchy; Zimmerman to Baird TO Hoelke.
Smith. limo of game. 1:3s. Empires. Rig
Ter and Bransfcd