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frame for the locals. Koehler was safe
on feldcrS choice. but Lcakc threw
poorly to catch Bankston at second
and all were safe. Bankston was re-
tired at Third, though, on McDermott's
helder's choice. knabc filled the bases
by poking out H hit to Truesdale. Bill
Reynolds. true to his ancient reputa-
ton, delivered at the crucial moment
and his drive to left field send Koch
Ter and McDermott home. Hanford
popped up one just back OF Murray
who, with Whiteman. allowed it TO
drop safe and knabe counted.
Murray handled number Of chances
well and Blackburn again. Gid excel
lent work in the field while the work
Of the entire Richmond infeld was
good and Bankston and Clemens each
made corking catches.
Montreal arrives to-day for series
that will complete the present home
stay of Richmond.
1T has been announced that the To-
cal club will not undertake to stage
the aviation stunt offered by kemper
iancey last Saturday. Iooers has
turned back on the club by the team
to which he had boon farmed and il is
said he will be released outright.
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Ordinary Nurated Iron VIII Make Deli
cate. Nervous. Rundown People 100
Per Cent Stronger in Two Weeks
Time In Many Cases.

NEW YORK. y. Y-Most people fool
fshiy seem to think they are going to
get renewed health and strength from
some stimulating medicine. secret nos
trum or narcotic drug. said DR.. Il.
Sauer. Boston Physician who has
studied widely both in this country and
Great European Medical Institutions.
when. as n matter OF fact. real and
true strength can only come from the
food you eat. But people often fail to
get the strength out OF their food be-
cause they haven't enough iron in their
blood to enable II to change food into
living matter. From their weakened,
nervous condition they know something
Is wrong. but they cant tell what. so
they generally commence doctorinE for
stomach. liver or kidney trouble or
symptoms of como other ailment caused
by lack OF iron in the blood. This
thing may go on for years. while the
patient suffers untold agony. If you
are not strong or we'll, you owe It to
yourself to make the following test:
sec how long you can work or how far
you can walk without becoming tired
Next take two five-grain tablets OF ordi-
nary Nuxated Iron three times per day
after meals for two weeks Then test
your strength again and see for your
self how much you have gained have
seen dozens OF nervous. rundown peo.
pic who were ailing all tho while dou-
bio their strength and endurance and
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iron Is Greatest of All Strength
Builders, Says Doctor
ASecret of the Great Endurance and PorDers ofAthees

entirely get rid OF all symptoms Of
dyspepsia. liver and other troubles in
from ten to fourteen days time simply
BY taking iron I'm the proper form.
And this after they had in some casen
been doctoring for months without OBJ
tanning any benefit. But don't take the
old forms of reduced iron. iron acetate
or tincture OF iron simply to save a
few cents. You must take iron in A
form that can be easily absorbed And
assimilated, like Nuxated Iron, IL you
want II TO do you any good; otherwipe
II may prove worse than useless. Many
an athlete or prize-fghtcr has won tho
day simply because they knew the Sc
cret 81 great strength and endurance
and filled his blood with iron before he
went into the anray. while many an-
other has gone down to inglorlous do.
Feat simply for tho lack OF iron.
NOTE; Nuxated Iron. recommended above
kanic Iron compounds Unlike tho older in.
organic iron products. II Is eAaily astimi.
uary. II Is a most potent remedy in nearly
nervous. rundown conditions. Tho manu-
tseturers have such great confidence in
$4,000 TO any charitable institution II theS
cannot take any man or woman under
sixty who, lacks iron and increase their
wseks, time, provided they have nc. seH-
refund your money Il It does not AT ieast
double your strength, and endurance IN
sity by Tragic Drug CO.. Polk Miller Drug
ldrugE!EtS-
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FINE EXHIBITION AT
WARRENT0N HORSE SHOW
Infantilc Paralysis Quarantine Keep.
Attendance Down and Forces
ELIMINATION OF Pony Glasses.
lSpecIal 10 The Tlmes- Dispntch. /

tSPeSiol 70 ! ne meS-DlSpatch.J
Cloudy but cool weather psevailed at
Horse SHOW. The infantile paralysis
the usual mark and caused the scratch
ing OF the pony classes as none Of the
young ri iers could compete. Recent
jumping difficult. but some excellent
performances were turned In.
The green hunters class brought out
tufed the blue in this class after a hard
fight. Silyertip Owned by the Fox
s Saths n hounds is Of M0ntpeiisr. and LIN
fought 1t out for nrst place in the mid.
die and heavyweight hunters class. the
former at last getting the judges de-
cision.
Miss Du Pont Marjory Moreland was
the winner In the combination class:
the blue in the free-for-all handicap
over Wiso Old Indian.
Several jump offs wero necessary boz
fore tho judges mado tho award.
The Corinthian class. the last OF the
day, was the best. and tho many OK
; Geiisnt per ttiIn made decision
the decision in the end. The judges
decision in this class did not meet with
the approval Of the grand stand; The
Wilbur. Smith. Barker, Koith and Bayly
brought forth much applause from the
grand stand. Many visitors from Rich
We're in attendance. Summary:
5 bsd sseonJ s Cost % EnI a.
Half bred. brood mares-nrst. Rose. John
nB4!Ss.,; third: Esyonstss; y. Il; Poole, ~
second Tune. 0? Mrs X n. Barrett: thi15d.
g. SFs1 s,ss"a
r Genfe sy hoF'f ss:r' s.eond
ni dals urea Urea ssl;sIaSss Essnsellns: F. L
third sfefna hG"f K.y HsaF'nd
sSk 3aF SpfSa nssE sol. %iEs Or
fsrsa ky Sc G. IL smisR R rs Live OAK John
S s, 6iainss; sseonH. OAK Leaf r. c. winmIll;
G'i5s s sst1ss5 slR Pssis"'Ss
lock; ,hifd. Gos1ins chnsies r pe~s D''
,hrd ROCK es S%R W. .ns SAVERS
a fdn ssona Hrs G"nS H.s n %ai FIN
FaFTmi tnirI ro1 Graft; cns,on Stable:
H. sm fS?a ihiri fs1 Red i Ish Tn Mn;
GomSna,,on harness and .saa,: horsesM
sh!?a Rstei Ms. aEa,her,ns of Wsilos. .s!I
ana inry pseos 30 u fh0s
s s,.; Erisk Maid F.. l.. Redmon: third.
Runahout horses-nrst. Red Wing, Joe
wiescnneld: second. Little Doe. w. Lodge
bowles: third. Lady Charissie. ". 3. Bull
lock
Free -all handicap-nrst: Inantock. n.
NJ Luttrell: second Wise Old Indian An
crews & Holloway; third. Borden Julian G.
lady-hrst. Modest Ruth. D. c. Sands; sec
ond. Fire Alarm. Nint Hill Farm: third.
Raven. Joe Wiesinneld.
Cor!nthlan class-first. Wise Old Indian.
Andrews Holloway: second. King DAILY,
johnson RRusseli; third. Champagne. vs..
+. wilbury.
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SARATOGA RESULTS

First seven furonss :. Dlvcrsion. ia
Beaver Kill. li2 lMoesworth). to !. to
l. to 6. second; Harvest King. IFS tRobn
son). Is to !. to l. 3 to l. third Time.
l:29 80. Douglas s.. Kinney. Sandstone H..
Ocean Prince. Starlike. Onwa. Phocion. Ncr-
second-about two mile#-syosset. lts
pay; ~ q, @iiisms,. +. to 70 !, ! .
sve sse0nd 10 thta time ta5 Leu no
Reddest. Stucco. Rockfsh. Gray Leg also
ran.
Third-one milc-valor. lo3 (Coilinsl. l.
to |. S TO $. out. first: Chiclet. lis (Loftusl.
o to 10. out. out. second. Woodtrap. lo5
tSchuttinEer) to s. out out. third. Time.
1:4S "a. Only three starters.
Fourth-sIx MISUNDERSTANDING. 100 tAllcn).
IL to S, to s. 3 to 5. first; kashmr. lis
MI :), s g l.. TO i. .. toll, second;
third. Time, i;i5 SIS. subahdaz: Herald
Nutcracker. Lannus also ran.
Fifth--onenie and a furionG-Muscow
l07 (Wilts), 10 to l. to- l. to g. FIRST:
Dick Williams. 1as Connolly. 6 to S. 2 to
S, out; second: Manager Waite; 13s MAR
1:5s As. Star Maid. Ellison. Faux Col also
Sixth-nye and one-halr furlonss-Rei
S9x rs BSswei. tsoG 4 70 to
even, TO .: second; Wyomingt lis IMorSsl
Laudator. DR.. Muck. Saints Bridge Fred
crick the Great. Sabrctash. W. II. Buckner
also
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AGAIN SPLIT DOUBLE BILL

NEW YORK, August 15.-New York
and Brooklyn divided double header
Brooklyn won the first game. to 3.
and New York the second, 7 to I.
The Giants outhit Brooklyn in tho
first game. - to 6. but failed to come
through in the pinchcs. Both MarQuard
and Cheney did good relief work
Wheat. pinch hitter. drove In Stengel
with the winning run in tho ninth
inning. Brooklyn used John Russell.
recruit pitcher from Vancouver. in
In the first inning, New York scoring
three runs on two bases on balls, two
singles and sacrifice fly. He also was
hit hard In the eighth. Robertson got
EIDSr S.xSe
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WALTER cox TAKES FEATURE
LIN Princeton Wins 5000 TrottiBx
Feature at Grand Circuit
Meeting.
tnx Assoclated Prem,


tBy Associated Press1
CLEVELAND. August 15.-Wa1ter
Cox walked or with tho feature event
of to-days card in tho North Randall
Grand Circuit meeting. winning first
money IN the $4,000 trotting feature
wn hu R9yn MAJ the
competition, but failed to reward.
Cox also won the 2:1s pace with
Marjorie Kay, who found the going
eayen hn Sia saas
his field. and. although no did not win
eithcr OF the three heats by a large
margin margin was not forced to extend him
The e:15 .trot. with eleven starters.
was a hot proposition from start to
finish. Royal Hall. the favorite. was
se 'front.' and Watkins o w f1nf rs
money. Summaries:
2;1s class. pacing. purse $1,000 tthree
Bq,tehale: br; g. by Senator
uh naao !sMinnnnyl ). h.. by l
King Simmonds (valentine). 3 2 2
Loyal W.. b. h.. by Loyal tHe-,
BEL geIle, Wreath: Mi;n!e Ann. sinsen
: ,S s;l7 Ella class, tro,,ins. value $4,000
Lu Princeton. b. h.. by San
na Sssn ass s tc g. By aoya, Nc: l
The Royal Knight. b. h., by
Border Knight fWhite)...... 4 2
w. ]. Leyburn and Ruth Roland also
started. Best time, 2:0s IA.
2:l5 class. trotting. purse $1,000
Ithree heats):
Cora Davis. Or. M, by Prod
isal (Lyman) ............ 2 /
Miss Isabelle McGrcgor. b.
m, by Jay McGregor
(Moorohead( .......... 9 !
Belle Bingen. b. m. by Sahib
Lord Talbot. Ormonde Rose, Bin
land. Binode. Coastess Mabel. June Red.
Royal Hal and High Cliffe also started
a:1e ciass. pacing. QUITO 81. ooo fthran
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All Choked Up With Catarrh?
Why Continue Makeshift Treatment

only the surface. To be rid OF catarrh.
you must drive the disease germs out
OF your blood.
Splendid results have been reported
from the use of 8. &. s.. which COM
pletsly routB from your blood the
catarTh germs. for which II is n por-
feet antidoto.
s. T. f. Ia sold by all druggists. II
you wish medical advice az 10 the
treatment nj your own individual care.
write today to Chief Medical Adviser.
Swift Hpecifin CO., Dept L-zss, Atlanta,
GR---Ady.
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CUBS BEAT TIGERS IN
FAST EXHIBITION GAME

TORONTO, ONT, August 15-The
Chicago National Leaguers defeated the
Detroit Tigers here to-day. 2 to /. in
an exhibition game which was featured
battle between Coveleskie and Prendcr-
CAST. Detroit's singl. run was homer
by Holman. while Chicago's pair re-
suited from Doyle's double, followed by
triples by Merkle and Williams. The
attendance was 10000.
Score by innings: r.
Detroit ...........0 o I o o.
Chicago ..........0 o o . o o -
Batteries: Coveleskie. Jones and We
lesi; Prendergast and Elliott. Umpires
Hildebrand and Connolly.
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TOM HUGHES WINS CAME
MAKES HIS FIRST START
FOR BOSTON THIS YEAR
Holds Philadelphia to Five Hits, No
Two OF Them Being In Ono
Inning.

BOSTON. August 15.--Tom Hughes,
starting for Boston for the first time
this year. to-day pitched his team to q
3-to-0 victory over Philadelphia. He
held tho visitors to FIVE hits. no two
Of them In one inning. Alexander was
hit hard early in tho game. and gave
way to q pinch hitter In the seventh.
Fittery. pitching the last two innings,
was wild, passing Hughes and hitting
Rawlings and Maranville in the sew
enth. The Boston club announced the
purchase of Pitcher Scott from Nash
willie and the exercise OF recall option
on Reulbach, Of Providence; Crum. OF
The score:
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RuNNELLs TIES JARMAN
Excellent Score Made at Annual Tom
nament OF stsunton Gun Club
Shooters.
Especial to Tho Times -Dispat ch.

Especial to Tho TImes-Dispatch.1
STANTON, VA, August f5.-At the
annual tournament of tho Staunton Gum
Club this afternoon. w. D. Runnells, oil
stanton. broke 14S out of possible $50
and tied with Leslie Jarman. tho pro.
fessional. Other scores were: Runnells.
14s; Pufrenbarger, IA; Marlborough.
144; Stickley. IA; Hall. 14a; Todd. 14a:
Leo. 1897 Hillidee. 1873; Day. 1876; Wis
carver. 1856: West. 1876; Smith, 1a4:
Stratton, 1884: Kiracofe. 1913; Fox, l32:
Ramsey. 1872: Blackburn. 1871; Carney,
l31; May. 100: Moran. 1875; Cooke, 1875:
Curtis 1873; Moffett. 1923: Wright, III:
Craig. lis; Clabaugh. los; Lackey, lo3:
Coleman, 81; professionals: Jarman.
las; Storr. IA; Anderson. 1872; Good.
low. 1871: Cornell, l2l.
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Sprays and Douches VIII Never
Cure You

Catarrh Is annoying enough when 4,
chokes UP your nostrils and air pas
sagcs. causing painful and dinicuIt
breathing and other discomforts. But
me real danger comes when Il reaches
down into your lungs
THIS Ia why you should at once real
lie the Importance of the proper treat.
inent' and lose no time experimenting
WIN worthless remedies, which touch
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PIRATES WIN IN NINTH

PITTSBURGH, August 15.-Pitts,
burEh defeated Cincinnati to-day. )
to 9. the winning run coming in the
seemingly won the game. With the
score tied i'll the ninth. Neale triplcd
and scored on Sheans sacrifice ny. In
the last half Carey was passed. went
to second on Boeckers sacrifice and
scored on Fischer's single, Fischer
batting for Debus Grimes. running
for Fischer, reached third on Wagne's
single, and won the game when he
went homo on Schmidts single TO cen
ter. Tho score:
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Buffalo
Totsls...io 5l3 p - TotalsZs Go Il
'intted for JnYneS In ninth

score by innInGs: r
Providence .......3 o I O o &c
Buffalo ..........O o 3 o O 81
Summary: Errors-McDonald Daley
Eayrs. Massey. Cooncy. Tutwi!er, Thomas
g.; sasrifce hi,-G,ii. MASSEY; Reuibach.
base hit--Carlsiron. Three. has. hit
Twomhly; First base on bails--on Jayn.s
I. Struck out--hy Rcuihach, 4: by Jaynes
2: Double plays5car!sirorn to IIummei To-
McDoaald TO Carls;rom; Eeuibnch 10 Mas.
scy to Tutwilc!: TutwiieT (unaas!strc1: CHI
10. McDonald Passed baii--Dley wild
pitch--Reulbnch. Time, lao I'n,Ir.,
Carpenter and Mcbride. 80
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PHILADELPHIA.
Totals....3 4 s27 8 Totals.'..S
tBatted for Scott in ninth.
THAN for Bates In ninth. r.
nv

S Best ...........:dd &c So %
summary: Errors.Foster., SGhanE;, VIZ.
Left on bases-Boston. 6: Phiiadelp,niinit y.
i. Two-bsse hit-ghomnas Stolen sa5fsM
Double piays-Scott 10 Hobltzell Jamie,
sckang. Pitching, Tssordmhits OF ,n MIXES.
Struck out@by Noyes, 6; by. Foster. 3.
Bases on bails-cm Moves. 2: OF Eos's si,,; :;
Y:l5. Umpircs. Morarity and Evans
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CleEcland.
Totals....25 IL 30 Il Totals....35 40 % i
'Batted for O'Neil in tenth.
tBatted for Gould In tenth.

Chicago ..........O o is
Cleveland ....,..0 O o o o O o.
:, Summary: Errors--E. Collins. schaIk.
son son. ThreeIbnse hlts-chapman. Stolen
Roth. saerihce hi,s0McMuiien. KiepfePr
Sacrifice fy--koth. Double plays--Klepfer
10 Wembssanss: Wambs anss, Cha pman
and O'Heii; WambsGanss and Harris. i0:
r. collins: kisberE and Gandil. Left on
hailsroT cicn'is. &; on Klepfer. q OF Scott.
Innings OF Scott in 3 innin ps'e OF KEEP!
l r,r IN innings; of ounbe. in - In
g e,tGnsro ob c;Hco,,e; . H.; Bslk.Cieotte
Kiepf s 'u Passed ,d0'f SssiEdX.ie ot by
Owen ard NallIn. Time 3 hours
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BOSTON RALLIES IN NINTH
THOMAS SCORES WINNING
RUNS WITH LONE SINGLE
Noyes md Foster Have Zine Battle
Until Former II Knocked I'm
conAclOus I'm Collision.

PHILADELPHIA, August 15.-Boston
rallied In the ninth inning to-day and
runners on third and second and two
out, Thomas scored both men with q
single. and scored himself. when Witt
Noyes and Foster had fine battle
until the seventh inning, when the
former was knocked unconscious in a
eoliislon with fioblitzell at first base,
Tho score:
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Totals. ~ 2 "H2l Totals. 81 as

score by Innings: r
Rochester ......... q O n q a ~
Newark ......::... oil / 0 o o o o Ia
C. summary: Errors-Dooan (2). Wendell.
hsscs,Coilins., Sacrifice hits-Lewss C2J.
E!dred. Russell. Schepener (2). Double plays
Gctz: Rodriqucz tunassistedl. Left on bases
[Ncwark .; Rochester. T. Bases on errors
Ncwark, :. Bases on ba,ls-ofr McGraw 4:
or Lehman. Hits and earned runs-ori
McGraw' MT. runs N Is innings: OFF
by by p,,chss c I.ohman. tFuilcr).. Struck
pitch-McGraw Time OF game. a.ss M T,ml
rircs. bedford and Finneran.
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heats): t
Marjorie Kay, b. m. by Ess II.
Kay (Cox) ............... I I
Abbe Bond. b. M. by The Able
tsnow)) .......;....::..... (, /,
Jay Mack. CHI. h.. by Liberty
]. (MoDonald) ............. I
Ardelle and Judge Sale also started
Best time, 2:05 "a.
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CHICAGO WINS IN TENTH

CLEVELAND. August 15.-winning.
to 4, in ten innings. Chicago took
the series. three to one. Leibold scored
the winning run on his single. McMul-
Inns sacrifice and Collins's single
Speaker was unable to play because of
being hit In the head with a pitched
ball yesterday. The score:
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MEYERS AND MowREY ARE
GIVEN THEIR RELEASES
IBy Associated Pres..1

NEW YORK. August 15.-President
Ebbets. of the Brooklyn National
League club, to-day announced that ].
r. (Chief) Myers. the catcher, and Mike
Mowrey. the veteran third baseman, had
been granted their unconditional re-
lease.
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STANDING OF CLUES.

WHERE THEY rI.Al TO-DAY.
Montreal mt Richmond.
Toronto at Baltimore.
tOthcr games not scheduied.}
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PFnyf6enne
Totals. % 3 6c7 To,als....32
. In. ninth

1EAyrA out Tor lhttFItIcnCc.
Score 10y innings: r.
Providence ............ '-J
lfuWalU .......-........ v v U U U o.
summary: Err0rs-CiregE. Allen. Mcdonald.
Sacrifice hits Massey. Mcdonald. Thomas.
Stolen bases-kopp. cooncy. Two-basc hit
liummeli. Bases on bails-on Engei z. off
Gregg. s. Bases Oh errors-Providcnce. ].
LEFT on bases-Provid.nCe, S: Buffalo Z.
Struck ou,-ey Engel. :. by Gregg. o Time
Of game, l:i7. Umpires Mcbride and Car
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ERNEST SHORE JOINS NAVY
Boston American Hurler Now Yeom..
but Probably Will Finish Season
With Red Sox.

BOSTON. August l5.-Pitcher Ernest,
Shore. OF tho Boston Americans. en-
rolled in tho United States naval re-
serve as class four yeoman to-day.
He Will be assigned to duty later.
Shore loft tonight for Cleveland to
rejoin tho Boston team. He was told
by tho recruiting officers that his ser
not be required until after the close OF
the baseball season. When Shore wss|
measured he was found to be six feet
three inchcs In height and was de-
taken into the navy here
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SECOND GAME.
Totals. 424l7 Totals....so

X.
New York.....:.:......3 / o 0 o Q ; -
Summary: Errors = Johnson. Cutshaw,
Burns. Two base hit-Hoelke. Three base
hits-Myers. Herzog. Home run-Robertson.
Stolen oase-Burns. Sacrifice ny-Smith.
Double play-Cutshaw and Johnston. Left
on bases-New York. 4: Brooklyn. 6. Bases
Earned runs-on benton. /: off Russell. g.
Time OF game. l:2d. umpires. O'Day and
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BEARS WINS IN FIFTEENTH

NEWARK, y. j.. August 15-Newark
defeated Rochester here to-day, 3 to 9,
in tho final gamo of tho series. With
Two out IN the fifteenth. Fuller singled.
Lewis also hit safely then Gctz hit
safely 10 right. Fuller scoring with
the winning run. Tho score:
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Chicago mt Boston.
Cincinnati at BROOKLYN.
1T. Louis at New York.
Pittsburgh at PHILADELPHIA
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BiSONS ANNEX BOTH

PROVIDENCE, August 15.-Two vat
cram hurlers. Vcan Gregg and Ed Reul-
each. won their games for the Grays
against Bufalo to-day. 3 to and
= 10 .. Jimmey Coonley led with the
bat getting six safeties in eight AT
tcmptS. The scores -
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SCOre by lnnlnBS: r..
BBs sslsa e'plh.l4...:::::::::::.SfHSsSS -
Summary: Errors-Rswiings. stock. Left
on balls-on Alexander. l: on F'ittery. /; of
Hughes. 6. Struck out-by Alcxander. 4;
Fitzpatrick. Sacrifice hy-Hughes. Double
play-Cravath and Bancroft. Hits-on Alex
andcr. 4 in s Innings; OFF Hughes. s in 8 in
nings: OF Fittery, in INNINGS: HI by
Vile. Passed bali-Kiliifer. Timo Of game.
1:5f. Umpires. Byron and OuiGley.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
(No games schcdulcd.)
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Score by innings: k
ri sS@mshy: Errors waener seSmat s
Two-base hits-GIoh j. Masner n, Tire Three
Carey, Sacrifice hi,s-Boeckci. Wagner.
Sacrifice ny--Shcan: Double play-.tiroh,
Shean and Chase. Lett bases--Cincin-
natl. 6: Pittsburgh. 6. Bases on hnlls--of
"a on M ptej strae X eGby
Schneider. 3; by Miller. j.. Empires. RiElcr
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Score by innings: r.
IFoohIN .........----- u n IA
Now York .............. o %
summary: Erro-s-olaon. Pfcncr. HocIkc
Two-b base hits-Cutshaw. Zimmerman. Sac
rhrc hits-Raridcn. Myers Zimmerman
Johnston. Double rlays-cM,shaw tunassist-
eh): Olson. Cutshaw and Daubert. Left on
hases-Ncw York IL; Broolslyn. 4. Bases on
crrors-Scw York. .: Rases on ha,ia-or
Hits and earned runs-on Demar-e. S hits
In innings: on Perritt. hit In . innings;
on Chenc". hit in inning. Hit nv pitcher
by Pfcncr. l (ILocke). Struck out-bv
mcTarcc. L: by Fforor :: by Cheney. l..
Wild pttCh-MRr0uard Time Of Eamo. 200
umpircs. Harrison and O'Day.
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How They Stand To-Day
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS YEsTERDAY.

Richmond. z; Toronto. 5.
irr rSy,den. :, n1nalo. tnrst SamsS;,
newark. y; Rochester. z (aftcen inniEEs).
BaltlmOre-MOntrenl (rnln).
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

Boston, 3; philadelphia. o.
Pittsburgh. 3; Cincinnati, >.
New York. z; Brooklyn. 5 first Eamc.)
New York. :; Brooiii' n, 1 lsecond game}.
tUther game not scLedulcu.)
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TORONTO.

Summary; T,So-hnse hits-NtcGnf'i-
gan, LalonEe, Lnjoie. Thrcc-bnsc
Blackburn. Shcrf-
fee hit-Lejoic. stolen bases
Blackburn. McDcrmUtt, McGnmEan.
Double plnya-McGnfflGnn to Rey-
mold. to McGnniEnn; AIcGnniEnn 10
knahc tn NOchlcr; Blackburn To
Lajoie; EnriEht to McGnfIlEnn to
Knnbe to Kochlcr, Kochlcr tunns-
sisted). HHs-on EnriEht, 10 In y
innings; Lcnkc, I. In innings.
Dnscs on bnils-by I:nriEht. 3; by
Lcake, =. Bnttcrs hit-bE Enr.Eht
(Whitman). Struck out--by En-
right, !; by Lcnkc, q. Wild pitch
EnriEht. Left on bnscs-Rtchmoud.
s; Toronto. =. Time Of Gnnic, 2iO5.
Empires. Freeman and Hart.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Philadelphia, e; Boston, 4.
Cleveland. o: Chicago. 4 Uen innlnEs).
tUthcr games not scheduled.)