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Tuesday of c-iminaly libelling Mayor Behrman and city commissioners in a published editorial intimating that the officials had been improperly connect ed with e deal for the purchase of race track. ODonnels motion for q new trial was denied He gave notice of an appeal to the supreme court and was released on $500 bond.
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\ sweeping reduction of one.:hlrd from the excessive freight rates that have obtained in Hot Springs for years, and which has been the sub ject of a continued labor on the part of organizations here, has been order ed by the Interstate Commerce Com mission, and comes as a victory for Chairman George A. Callahan and the 1 freight bureau of the Business Mems
 League.
 1t is carefully estimated that this order alone will save the people of Hot Springs more than $100.000 every year While the merchants themselves Jelt the oppression of the excessive freight rates that had been in vogue, yet on the other hand it was the peo-
 pie at large who paid it, as the freight | eXcesses were merely added to the eX- pense of doing business, and the cost
 was taxed op he cQpsumer
 'Tne people Of Hot Springs will never know how far reaching this tax had been on them in the past said , Chairman Callahan yesterday. "The merchants had realized the cost, but could not get the results. l am glad 1 to he able to announce that the order , has come from the Interstate Com merce Commission and that in the fu- ] ture the people of Hot Springs will
 not have to meet this excessive tax" 1 The reduction in the class rates i from Memphis, to a distance within 200 miles, effective May l, 1917, are: | First class-From $1.05 to .Sl. Second class--From S1 to .69. Third class-From ID to .57. 1 Fourth class--From .5S to .47 7-10.
 Firth class From A to .35 6-10. Class A-,F'rom 1T to .37 2-10. Class B-From 35 70 70 21O. Class C-From % to 2i 7-to Class D-From .24 to .2l lilo. Class E-From 19 10 .17 l-10. | The reduction in the rates from St. l Louis, which the commission sched-
 ules as a tentative rate. as follows:
 First class-From $1.35 to SLOT
 Second class-From $116 to .92. Third class-Froni .93 to 76. Fourth class From Fl to 60 l-l0. i Fifth class-From .5l 10 1T. Class A-From 57 to .49 1-l0. Class B-From .45 to .3S G-l0 Class C--From 3S 10 32 5-10. Class D-From 32 to 27 9-10.
 Class F. From .25 to 23. This big reduction in freight charges to Hot Springs will benefit l the business man and the consumer alike. It will mean that the retailer who heretofore has been compelled
 10 charge a trifle more per pound for almost every article than was charged in other towns, will now be a thing
 of the past. The prices here were governed wholly by the freight
 charges. which in the case Of Hot 1 Springs, which had always been re.
 earded as a one-way shipping point, were much higher than for other cities Of this state and section
 The new Memphis rate which be-
 comes effective May 1, is a perma- nent rate. The new St Louis rate l is designated by the commission az
 a tentative rate, which means that it
 may be subject to revision, after a thorough trial
 It is the opinion of business men 1 that the estimated amount of freight
 charges to Hot Springs at S350,0 900
 per year is a very conservative one.
 A good percentage of freight received ie nrenaid and if is believed that when the prepaid freiht is added to the
 local charges it will be nearer sl00,- 600 than S550.000
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SECOND ARKANSAS INFANTRY
 LEAVES FOR HOME

Deming, N: M., March 2.-The Second Arkansas infantry, under Colonel Henry Stroupe. left here tonight for Fort Logan H. Roots, at Little Rock, Ark, to be mustered out of the federal service.
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NEW cPLEANs EDITOR GIVEN
 FOUR MONTHS SENTENCE

New orleans La, March 2.-Sen- tence Of four moths in the parish pris- on and a fine Of $500 was imposed to- day upcn Hugh A. QDonnell. editor of
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INTERSTATE COMMERCE cOMMIs. SION MAKES ORDER IN COM.
 PLlANcE WITH REQUEST.
CHAIRMAN CALLAHAN IS
 ADVISED OF THE ACTION

Means a Saving Of More Than $to0,- ooo to the People of Hot Springs Every Year-Fiaht That Had Been in Progress for Years Is Finally Won by This League Bureau.
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CONGRESSMAN DIES.

Washington. March 2.-Representa- tive Michael r. Conry of New York died here late today after a long ill-
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KIRBY WILL VOTE AGAINST
 PROTECTION IF AMERICANS
When the Arkansas Senator Arose to Speak He Addressed the Senate
 as Fellow Citizens.

Senator Hitchcock and Senator Lodge Led the Forces in Behalf of the Measure Which Presi- dent Wilson Desires Passed Nearly All the Pacfist Group Are Behind the President
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MAYOR M'CLENOON PROCLAINS. TWO BIG HALF HOLIDAYS HERE.
Our Citizens to Show an Appreciation of Greatest Patronage in
 Our History.
TOWNSPEOPLE ID MINGLE WITH VISITORS

Express Appreciation of the Coming Here of
 Thousands and Show Hospitality That Re-
 fleets United Hot Springs Building Along Progressive Lines for Future Business.
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WEATHER
 FORE c A ST

FORECAST FOR ARKANSAS = SATURDAY RAIN OR SNOW; SUN DAY GENERALLY CLOUDY.
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CONTINUED ON PAGE ThnEn
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A FOR RENT AID WILL RENT THAT VACANT ROOM

People looking for rooms turn to the classified ads of the newspapers to see what is offered. An ad in the Sentinel-Record is almost sure to bring you customer
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-21
EBBETs's IDEA WAS GOOD
Plea for Inter Opening In Major. De-
cnusc of bad Weather Ii
Well Juntificd.

Charley Ebbcts has been pictured a,
u magnate with taking way at the
box office by Il good many scribes, and
though ne has Il failing for the coin
o! the realm. he Is no more susceptible
TO the music OF the turnStilc than the
average man who runs Il ball club :
But when Ebbcts came out SONS
time ago with Il loud protest against
the early opening of the season in tn,
Nat."na! League he had at least two
REASONS for his stand. Every magnats
must lco;e after the business end OF
ms ball club with an eagle eye, for the
oasis upon which business is built Ia
the dollar Eut the foundation OF the
basehaii business. though dependent on
the dollar, is even more dependent on
the man who brings that dollar bill
to tho gate
EbbctS says there IL no use Of open-
ing the season when raw winds and
cola rains are liable 10 give his patrons
everything from pneumonia to distem-
per. ara Ebbets is right in two ways
In The first place. cold weather and
baseball don't mix from a sporting
standpoint. In tho second place the
magnatc must count on Il certain In.
come average per day to got by He
isn't making fans out of the populace
when ne opens his gates to winter
weather. and he isn't breaking even
on his investment. either. So no one
can blame him for emitting "A howl nov
and then. and as Ebbets contends
baseball in Indian summer Ia far bet.
ter than baseball In a raw. unfriendly
spring. when Il maCnate Is gambling
every time he opens his park.
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EMPIRE RESULTS

FIRST racc--Onc mile:
llei!a Desmond. IL (Bux,on). ! to g. out
ana out. iisr bedtime Stories. liz U.yk.L,
y,So TO and | TO /. second; Golden Rod
iVs tRobiRson). II to !. . to and / To .
MIRO. Time. l:il As. Crepuscle ana Glory
Second race-Five furlongs:
u W. avery lc3 (ltlccgcr). l6 to s. G to
and 20 :, nrst: Cave Man. 100 (Rowan.
10 9 TO . and TO =. second: school Girl
Ipi tl-ykcJ. II TO !. To 10 and to 3 third
Time. l:o2. Gyp. Runerafi and G. Kelly
also ''
Third racc-One mile:
Sasin. le5 u.yke). IL 10 5. to . and 10 .
nrst; syrian. lJS Connolly, > to l. even nd
! to second: Hamobala. l05 (McTaggartJ,
to l, TO aud to TO- third Time
llo i-5. Dorcas and Wooden Shoes also ra
Fourth racc-About six furongs:
ran Zarcta. l3J tMotD. 5 To 3, 3 TO 3 and
out FIRST; Capra. III Knapp, . to g. 7 to ID
and out. second: Diamond, 100 (RowanJ
II to 1. 10 and 10 s. third Time.
ITO 20. Diversion. Federal Girl and Rhine
Maiden also
Firth racc-Milc and seventy yards:
Ed Roche. los tRowan). II 10 20 out and
out. hrst: star Finch. IL (ROhinson) . to &
TO 4 and out. second; Precise. l03 (Mc,
Grawl. u to ]. to and out. third Time
l:43 2-5. Three starters.
sixth racc-Fivc furlongs:
Currency. liz (McAtcc). to T. 7 to 10 and
! 10 4. first: Red Sox. III tKnapp) II To- 10,
to and TO 4. second; Poachcr. liz U.-keI
L" 2 to and to >. third. Time i:oi T. :
BOW 3ciis Frank Crawford. Payment and
Hen 1.uiw also ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-07-21

TORONTO, ONT. July 21.-Rain
stopped the Richmond Toronto game,
tho opening contest of the series. here
to-day in the seventh inning, with the
score to / in favor of Toronto. 1t
was no ordinary shower that halted
the hostilities. but terrific downpour
siderable damage around the ball park.
including the wreckinE Of the big
electric scoreboard.
Bunny" Hearne was in there doing
his level best against the Richmond
team. there being the additional in
centlve OF sou bonus for him if
he won the game. Hearne has won
fifteen games and lost four. The club
agreed when he signed this spring to
present him with $500 should he win
,Donohue pitched Very fair bal! un-
III the NTH. when the Leafs rammed
him for Il triple, double and four
singles good Tor four runs. The WISH
lots isht-hander was somewhat wild
until the fatal sixth, when his efforts
to get the ball over the plate appeared
10 lay him open 10 a pounding
Part OF the blame for the defeat
must be placed on the shoulders of
ed too, deep for whiteman. and the
latter beat what should have been An
ordinary !nIield out. ON another oc-
casion In that disastrous fifth. he fell
as he was about to make play on
Schultz. and the batter was safe.
Either OF these plays properly per
formed would have retired the side
with one run.
Richmond's run was scored &, ~.
sixth, when kohler singled. Donohue
popped 10 second base and kobler
busted from first TO third on Han
, MG single The catcher scored when
cobson. ~
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PLAY DECISIVE CONTEST
IN SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE
Game Bctwcen stockton street and
First baptist To-Day Should
Ilr Lively.

The championship of the Sunday
School League viii! more than likely I've
settled this afternoon WHEN Stockton
Stree. and First baptist clash in n
game at Boulevard Athletic Field. The
contest Will commence AT ( o'clock and
promises TO he hard fought through
cut. as the teams hold first and sec
ond place. respectively
AT present First BAPTIST ia only one
half a game behind the Stockton street
team and. In the event the latter team
loses. First Baptist will go i.;o FIRST
place This will be tho final meeting
or these teams this season and the
penaant of the organization probably
hinges on the outcome o. this game
Manager Walthall. Of Stockton street
is confident that his team will he able
TO hold the lead in the race. bur ne :
taking no chances. and will present
his strongest lineup in an effort TO
secure better hold on nrsj place than
he now has. Thomas, EluCt or Mama
ger Walthall will be in the box for tn,
stockton Street boys.
w. Il. Highhcl, manager OF First
Baptist is sure that his team will be
able 10 give the Stockton Street nine
a hard fight for the game and will
pitch Eenner or Sullivan, hi; premier
hurlcrs, in an effort to carry off the
honors.
stockton Street announces the fol-
lowing lineup for the game: White,
catcher; Thomas. Blunt or Wnlthal!,
pitcher: Gentry, shortstop. II. Jones,
second base; Il. Jones. third base: Rice,
hr;t base. Nelson. Wingc. Nurnally
and Johnson. outacldcrs.
FIRST Baptist VIII lineup as follows:
LiveSay. hTst base: Priddy, Lett ncld;
smith. shortstop; Allen or Lovclacc
right field; Irwin third base: Pareli or
Mar'owc. center field: Micaels second
base Stout. catcher; Bonner, sullivan
OF Morrisettc. pitcher
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WINDSOR RESULTS
Irst racc-Five fur.ongs:

FIRST race-Fiye fur.ongs:
Bench.r. lis tBelD. $500. $3.50 and $40
INST: Flame. JIG tMink). $3.50. and s. %.
second Blackburn 10 tRice). $40 third.
Tine l:ej 40. Bel! Brandon and Miss Ed
wards also
ondo 100 eDonoSuep ST." ss7e a tnd'o s. d
i5l" second zindel 10. tc"iins,. S. 'I th fnii
Time. ! IL Is. Droll Violet. Wat, ThoushtfuI,
Ed Garrison. Rcgrcso. King Mart also ran
Third race-Six furiongs:
Blind baggage. l2s tShlling). $40. 81
and $50. hrst: Hodge. l25 (HunD. $3.50 M
,biTd s: rfn Gelton in2 Hoyderl. ,!io
Fourth Iace-one mile:
b.rlin: lGt tStcarnsl. ~. $3.50 and $3.50
hrst. WaukeaE. To- (FarrinEton), $50. $40
sncond Priscclia Mullcns l0l tColiins), s. 90
ini.d Time. LA. Rosewood. Highland Lad
g c"misk~y. lie tMorys), S. $40 and
am' frst. Start Right. no G.ouder). .C.F
ana - 30 srcond: Desire. JOS (stesrnsi. $3.50
third Time. los :-5 Cobrita. Red salmon
paa,im". Iii, Of Hlarney Little Swceper, Lord
ru n', DRY Face. Saint Bridget. Will
sixth S,.t Mile and onc.sixteenth:
hrht Irregular 10 tKelicr). tiL3o, so
.econd; Edith Bauman. 10. (Rodriouez1
kon third Time. $50 Joe D.. Miss Fannie
FaE" White also
I.v.nth ,ac a. mile:
Sc. hrst sun Maid. lo5 U.oudcr). IS and
1870. second: coidcrcst hoy ITO fParrington5
srynlimah schemci. Star shoo as nj 'r IaS
Ammo. Athena. star of Love also ran.
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ADJUSTMENTS


Z,
With perfor nance Of THE Sprinp
Maid" at the Academy this afternoon
and tonight the Comic Opera Players
Will wind up the eighth week of their
summer run. 1t is doubtful if any
OF the bills that preceded the current
weeks Offering attracted as much
favorable comment. the initial appear
ancc OF Harry Short, Il new principal
comedian, and Norma Brown, Il new
ngenue, adding greatly to the interest
that has been aroused. There arc
many exceptionally melodious song
hits in The Spring Maid" conspicuous
among them being DAY Dreams" and
Two Little Love Bees" sung with
splendid effect by Florence Mackie and
Edward Bassc With performa noes
nightly and on Wednesday and Sat
urday afternoons next week of George
NJ. Cohan's musical comedy success.
THE Man Who Owns Broadway" the
summer season will close.
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What Do You Know
About Your Blood Supply ?

nation on this important subject 1t
tells how to keep the blood strong and
free from the many impurities to which
1t is constantly subject.
1t gives the history of S. S. S.. the
worlds most successful blood remedy,
which has been sold for more than
fifty years by druggists everywhere.
This book will be sent free to all who
write to Swift Specific Co.. Dept. * 26s.
Atlanta, Ga.-Adv.
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NEHF SHOWS FINE FORM
HOLDS CUBS TO THREE HITS,
BUT ONE MAN REACHES FIRST
Errorn Give braves Early I.end-Pow-
eiFs Home Run Fcntures-Bos-
ton Signs Ed Walsh.

BOSTON. July 20-Only one man
reached second base when Nehf, of the
Braves. held the Cubs TO three hits
to-day. Errors by Vaughn and Wort
man in the first inning. with Kclly's
triple and konetchy'S single. gave the
BoSton team a two-run lead. After
they piled up another in the third and
Two in the NTH. Carter replaced
vaughn y home run to the center
neld fence by Powell. in the eighth
inning. was the feature of the game.
Manager Stallings announced to-day
that he had signed I'D Walsh the
Ing staff: The score:
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To-Day S Amateur
Schedule
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.

COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
oid NirEinins VS.. Highland Park,
mt BYRD Park 1.-TWO Enmcs).
Duplex va. Paramount A. A., at
byrd PnFk.
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
First Bnptist vs.. stockton street.
mt boulevard Field.
randolph street W.. Tabernacle.
nj byrd Park.
ATHLETIC LEAGUE.
Chesnpeuk~s va. Fnirmount A. A.,
at byrd Park. .
Noide'a Tip Tops vs.. Second Dap-
tist, Mt second Lakewood.
Goide W.. Robert T.. Lee, Jrs., at
Clarke Springs.
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Xctcrnn scullcr. VIII Knce

SYRACUSE. u. y, July 20.-Jamei
II. Riley. scvcnty- years old. Sara.
i"ra. one-timc worlds champion soul.
ler and James y. Ten Eyk. sixty-fiy.
years old, Syracuse. Will meet at Sara
toE:, in a three race In September
for n side bet of $1,000. Ten ESk do.
ieatcd Riley in 1910.
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-; Chicken thieves We're busy in the
West End OF the city Thursday ni-h,
robberies being staged A. the residence
of Mrs. c. b. Marshall, 200 Yves, Ciay
EStreet, and j. Whclton, 30s West Mar
shall Street.
The fowls stolen from Mrs. Marshall
were valued at $3.50, while Sir. Whcl.
ton priced his at $40.
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Your ignorance may startIe you.

Few people know of the many func-
tions OF the blood supply. and just how
important II is that 1t be kept abso-
lutely free from all impurities. The
health OF the entire body depends upon
the condition OF the blood. You are
invited to write and obtain booklet
that gives you some invaluable infor-
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PhilndclDlIla.
Totals Ia III y Y Totals ...eo

'Ean for Gonzales in ninth.
Philadelphia ........ 3 o 0 0 0 o -
summary: Error-Stock. Left on bases
Philadelphia. 5: ST. Louis. 8. Two-base hits
-Siock cravath t2). Cruise Paulettc. Kill
Ter. Hornsby: fhrcc-basc hit-Baird. Sac
Tlhcc h!t--Whittcd. Sacrifice ny-Cruise
Double play-Millcr to Hornshy To Pauicttc
Struck out,by Alexander. 6: BY McadoYs. .
ffascs on balls--off Alexander. l. off 'Mea-
dnws; 3 Time. I:33 Empires. O'Day and
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TotaIs 81 q T. Totals ...g ) 6 y 8
'3atied for Williams in seventh
1Batted for Woiter In ninth.
!batted for Carter in eighth.
Chicago ............... o o 90
Boston ................ o | U o ] -
summary: Errors-Wortman, Vaughn, Kel-
~. Aaranri!le. konctchy. Two base hit
Flack Three-base hits-keliy. Kchs. Home
run-Powcil. Left bases-Chicago, 4;
Boston ). Bases balls-Ou Vaughn ::
OH Eehf, !. Struck out-by Vaughn. !; by
Nehf. T. Double pIay-Deal to Wilson TO
MeEkle Htts-on Vaughn. in il-3 in
ninSs; OF PrcndtrGaSt. / in / Inning. Hit
by pitcher-Nehf. Empires. Klein and
bransitcid. Time. so. Attendance. Zoo.
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Detroit

Totals "A 3 n - Is Totals s2 IIs
taurd for cnveleskie In eighth
Score by innings y
New YORK ........ q o q I, n nv,
Detroit ......-.. n p
Surnmary: Error-covei.skie Two.bas.
n'tn-N IN" maker, Cobb Three has. hits
nTllrnan. Baker Sacrifice hits Morribr.
m,,fs stolen tas.-r'ckinnaurh Struck
WI.py .'Esl'Skl. :; by Cunningham. .: by
MnEfldse. iii--"n Covsleskic n in 3
, m B"s"s on balls ON cov"leskie >:
on MoFridEe. >. D"uhs piay-Raker 90 rim
Left on bases Detroit 6: E.w ynrt "s
TIM =" tmp.res. *aIlin. owens and Nc
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ATHLETICS HIT HARD
INDIAN HURLERS POUNDED
FOR SIXTEEN SAFE BINGLES
Myers Holds Opponents Well In Hand
While Grover md Hodic Handle
Heavy Bats.

CLEVELAND, July co-The Ath-
letics drafted sixteen hits to-day and
gave the Indians an artistic trimming,
o 10 >. The SwatfeSt was mostly AT
the expense of Basby and Lambeth.
seven safe drives being derived from
bashSS offerings and six being al
lowed by Lambeth, while three more
blows came while Coumbe was per
forming. The score:
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Providence . : , n a., A., . X
Buffalo ...... !;
Ds s,nh1na5y Error. .E.yr.s Cooney. GIN
R Rsss: hitsTTon Mn,Tiruo in inning.
hach: :. SunGk out-by wy'kon {. by schei.
= cnodcn; Ihree baHc hit-Kopr Two.ia : g
Channel. Tu,yiIer sac
race hi,s-,tacks"n. Eorp Gill Cooney Nc.
{ Nell ". t'nslow, Thomas Firsi MS. IN
Z errors-BunaIo. J . Providence Stolen b...a
-Cooney C,. Brainard. McNen Umpire.
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BENTON PITCHES WELL

NEW YORK. July 2O.-Benton's great
pilching and punched hits in the sew
cnth inning enabled New York TO score
an easy victory over pittsburgh here
to-day by score of 4 to .. Benton
permitted only four hits, and only
tWcht%-ninc batSmen faced him. The
GIANTS made five of their seven hits
IN inc seventh when they did their
scoring. Hans Wagner. the Pirate vet
Gran. was presented with two umbrel-
las and bunch of American beauties
NY ioCa admirers. The score:
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TIGERS LOSE TO YANKEES

DETROIT. July 2o.-Detroit couldn't
hit Hogridge to any effect to-day and
vas beaten by the Yankees, to /.
thus dropping back into the second di-
vision The visitors had hard work
scoring OFF Coveieskie. in spite of their
ten hits. but. by means Of two long
humps and the pitchers own three
base Wild throw, managed TO get what
they needed Tho score:
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CHICAGO BEATS BOSTON

CHICAGO. July 20.-The Red Sox
exploded in the seventh inning today
after taking the lead on the White
sox allowing the locals TO count four
iuns and win, 10 =. The Chicagoans
counted their Tour runs on one hit one
cItoi. lour walks and a wild pitch.
Cicotte held Boston 10 four hits and
tanned siN The score.
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Cleveland.
Io'a!s - sls.7 10 Totals 81

1B-ttcd for B-Eby in the fourth
tBatted for Coumbe in ninth
ci .vsianaa ....:.. 49,: Z IL
summary: Er!ors-Bates. DuGan t2C Two.
Sacrifice Observation-Disclosures. Erans ~ Dnr ~
Ny Saerifise fy-McInnls: Stolen bases"
Nam SEanss. StruIk. First base on errors
Cleveland; l. Left on bases-Clevelsn :.
rhi!ade!phia, - Double piays-Duean
Sro"eT TO McInn!s: Graney TO BiIIinr.
Bases on balls-on Myers 1: off Bagby. 4:
OF Lambeth !. Struck oui-by Myers g.
III by pitchcr-by Lambeth ! Bates
Tim. OF game. l:5o. unp!res. Connolly and
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struck by Switch Enrin.

"a, Margaret Jones. colorcd. aged eight
years, was struck and slightly injured
by5a Chesapeake and Ohio switch en-
CINE yesterday morning at the inter
section Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
tracks and Rock Alley. The child WAS
atakea to. tho Virginia Hospital for at
;tsntfoa,
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BlSONS EASY FOR GRAYS

BUFFALO. July .O-Th. p-ov,do
Grays had an easy time takinr -.
Hrst game OF the series from the Eisons
this afternoon. winning out bv srnrc
OF 10 O. Lefty McT;Eue was knock
ming. and Schellcnbsch. who took ~.
paace. pitched an air-tight game. The
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Lavan. Two-basc hits-Soan. Jacobson
Sacrifice hii-Austin. Double plays-sha nks.
Foster. Judge; Ainsmith To Foster. wild
pitch-Gallia. Bases balls-oN Dav.
cnport }: on Gallia. =. Struck out-by Dav.
export. .: by Galiia. (. Left on bascs-St
Louis, 4: Washington. J. Time Of game. / 80
umpircs. Evans and Hiidebrand.
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BROWNS WIN EASY VICTORY

ST. LOUIS, July 20-Davenport held
INC senator's hitlcss until the ninth in
ming to-day. and ST Louis won casiiy
TO 2. Both the visitors runs were
scored in the ninth on errors by Lavan
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BIRDS WIN IN SEVENTH

ROCHESTER,. y. y. Ju)v On
seventh inning. in which the Birds
mace three runs and Rochester t,vn
srrorS, cost the locals the game To-
outpitcheo Schach,. The score re- ma men
Rochester p.ItI
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MiiEKE THEY rL-AI TODAY.
Boston At Chicago
Washington ut ST. Louis.
New York mt Detroit
Philadelphia At CIcyelant