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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-12-22

lie spirited and popular. and has the
good wishes of his fellow citizens.
n. Schmidt OF s5T center street has
a host Of friends who would back him
Tor public Office.
~
Joseph A. O'Donnell, former legis.
lator and park commissioner, Is one
Of the most popular mentcr1 Ct .lr
Chicago bar.
~eA
Rivers Mcneil, the popular and EN-.
cient Collector Of Customs. reflects
great credit on President Wilson's ad.
ministration.
When you need envelopes phone
Heco. Superior 100. You can't fail
to be satisfied.
John z. vogelsang. the great res.
taurateur, deservedly stands In the
front rank Of the restaurant and hotel
'den Of Chicago.
~
William r. Gates, president Of the
Federal Steel Fixture Company, is
one Of the solid business men OF Chi.
cago. He Is universally respected in
the trade.
Edward Uihlein OF the great schlit,
Brewing Company IL one OF the up.
builders Of Chicago.
1874
Judge John 4. i'rlndiville 10 making
q splendid record on the Municipal
Court bench. He 10 an able, broad.
minded and just Judge.
The Klemp.Simpson Company excel
In iron and steel construction.
w. 8. Tothill. the great manufac.
turer Of gymnasium and playground
apparatus, at 1915 Webster avenue,
has a national reputation because OF
the excellence and reliability of his
products.
George w. Pauilin. the great fur
rier. has made a business record for
honesty and integrity that wins for
him hosts Of friends.
~
Patrick J. Carr 70 making 4 good
record a. trustee Of the Sanitary Dis.
rict Of Chicago.
~eA
Business men who phone Heco, Su.
perior ZOO. for envelopes. always get
what they want.
~
One Of the best.liked and most
highly respected men in the business
world is r. l.. McClelland, treasurer
of the big Chicago Mill & Lumber
Company, the general Offices oil
which are In the Conway building
James NJ. Daley. the popular trua
tee OF the Sanitary District OF Chi
caRo, is a man of great executive
ability and force Of character.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-12-22

EAGL.ETS.

Harry j. Reynolds, for many years
associated with that fine Virginia
gentleman, John Barnett, at Wave.
land avenue and Broadway, has join.
ed the navy, May good luck follow
him.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-12-22
IS BUILDING NATIONS AIR fleet

An automobile engineer with II vi
sion came out If the West and crys
talized the thought nf the United State
along II new linc-that of the depend
cncc of II nation M war upon industry
Now this same engineer H. giving the
best illustration of the war of the mp.
plication of his theory, for he Is build.
Ing the nations mir fleet. which, he
holds. will win the war for the allies
next summer.
The man In question H. Howard T..
Coffin. chairman of the aircraft pro.
duction board. Ills job Is To get Dir.
planes ready ~ The earliest possible
moment. lie has SGiO OOO.OOO given
him 10y congress for the purpose. lie
Is working fast, but there are many
difficulties. lie Is one of those "it-can't.
br.donr. .horc,it-is" men. Ills job
Is Ia build three times rs many air.
planes IN sin months ns all the rest of
the world can build In II year. lie In.
tends tn ,o II. Howard T.. Coffin used
, ftpr no rru,liIutpu from the University
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-12-22

letter
Michigan he the until 1900 that
his II the nulunol game
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-12-22

one senatorial districts. In addition,
the state will vote on the proposal to
call constitutional convention, upon
the adoption of the new private banks
law. and upon the s6o,OO0O00 good
roads bond issue.
In Cook county the retiring county
officers are all Democrats. elected in
1912. when the Progressive ticket was
in the going, excepting five county
commissioners for the country towns.
The six year terms of the chief jus.
tice, chief clerk. and chief bailiff and
of ten associate justices of the Munich.
pal court of Chicago also expire.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-12-22
McCULLOCH DOOMED
FOR MAYOR

Charles A. McCulloch was put into
the Republican running for mayor In
1919, Monday night, at the big round
up of Republican leaders who were
guests at the annual dinner of the
Eagle River Shooting and Fishing
club at Hotel Morrison.
Homer X. Galpin. Republican coun.
~ chairman, presided over the ora
tory which was continuous round of
nominating and seconding speeches
for Mr.. McCulloch. Mr.. McCulloch
was modest in his remarks, which did
not indicate that he will decline the
Republican nomination II it comes his
way.
Among the Republicans who were
present We're Coroner Peter NJ Hoff.
man, Judges Hebel, Foell. Grove, and
Barasa, ID. A. Campbell. John NJ.
Smyth. George X. Schmidt, Aid. W.
j. Healy, Walter +. Schmidt. Leroy
Miner, Charles A. Williams, David W.
Clark. Emil J. Wentzlaf, Louis J. Be.
han. August w. Miller. John Kjellan.
der and George F. Nye.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-12-22
~

Simon o'Donnell is an honest. earn.
est and respected leader in the world
Of labor.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1917-12-22
TO BUILD AMERICAN MERCHANT MARINE

IN IN organization which Is being
rcotllcrred with men whose slogan Is
"Spced" AMI whose exclusive duty Is
To iuin out II now American merchant
marine Of 6.OOOUO tons or 81 with all
the dispatch possible, Rear Admiral
Frederic II. llnrris Just naturally fits,
When Admiral Harris was appoint
cd on November - to take the office of
general manager of the Emergency
Fleet corporation some of Washing.
ton remnrkcd-the uniformed part Of
Wnslingion-ihat IL was too bud that
II man of such attachments should
have this h00lO0 job wished ON him
by his suprriors. But his associates
are Of n different opinion. lie has
tackled hoo,oo jobs before, not II few
Of them, In fact. and by his energy, his
practical sense and his determination
he has charmed away whatever evil
influence may have hedged them about.
The fact mat Chairman l.. \. Illir.
ley OF the shipping board has been put.
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HAMILTON RESULTS

%. I.' 5as1n ;s,o u
: Fl Il, Ill., 81; $i$ s1 IS;
Nsyy and Miss Edwards also ran. N Syd.
;F't'%s$'. ysa.y, ..y. rs ssa s.
isa4 '%S% a4S oi 'sS !h .isG Tine. lis is
rhlrd-,miie, and IN eiEhth-oboius. 100
tcrumr,. 1870. 32.7o. second: Jack Recyes
10y rairington). 1920, third. Time, i:57 t.S
Athena. Reno and Fairy Losend also ran
,iiicel $40 1870 ssao Won; Lsnsyhhe,5, vs
Eay ito S.ouderl. isao third 'f Time. Il s s.
Indian Chant. buchanan Brady also ran
Fitth-miic snd an eikhth-Fruitcake. 1es
los tCnIlins5. $3.50. 81. %. second: HsuSers
lbs Oiaynes). $3.50, third. Time 1853 Is
Sands OF Pleasure. Hubbub. Waukeae also
ran,
siNth-six Acknowledgment. no { Rie.,.
1870. $3.50 S2,70. won: Miss Gayle, Jos (Jefr-
rotp. $40. $40 sccond: Old Bob. 10
tiayncsl, $3.50. third Time 1:i6 2-5. Ter
MAX. Sir f.ancelot. Lame Deer. Marcovi.
o-sary Maid also ran.
Scv'n!h-.one miic.ReGuiram. % {Dono-
lRodriGuc.). fiiSo. $3.50. second: Ed Bond.
los UHaynes,. $40, third. Time 1913 is.
White Crown. Rcybourne. Goodwood. Tom
Caro-. Tito also ran.
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LAToNIA RESULTS

First race-mile and seventy yaros-Preci.
Gus, 80 tMsrtin). 5000 $3.50 $50. won:
southern League. ITO Connolly. $3.50 $3.50.
second; Adaline L.. % (Thurber), $3.50,
third. Time. l:+e Is Bandy Lad. Fixh,
Fair. Burlington. Jessie c.. Ginger Quill.
Linstal. Alice weisenbach. Cora Lane. JEFF
ferry also ran.
Second-six furonss-Kleburn. 1is (oen.
try. 1910. sl2.so $50. won: Trusty. los
1ds 1SSD I5so ,sIo second; Ed Garrison
brisz stephen b. ESeIyn g. ssii M MnFtss
!o7 (Martinl. $1,000. $3.50. .Gio. won: Honsx
Dew ITO !Morys). $3.50. it3o. second: Crys,
tai Day. ll0 tLapaille). $40. third. Time.
log 20 March Wind. Tex Foreman Broom
Peddier GALWAY and Jack Stuart also ran.
second: Honolulu los tbarret,j. .5.sc. ,S iiSG
Time LOS LIS I.adiane Eda Hermann.
Pretty Baby. Suzu. Stripes. Miss Bonero
Fifth.six lurlongs-Procion. 100 tw,nr.
aKsleI: 's. 81, ssss70, Won; sauseler. II!
lin; Lady Aiways and Ross%ood ID ais. ie ra ssr-
C. w CsFrolD. tll.so. 1890. ss20. won
Highland LssSie. To- {winsne,dj. ssso' tSird
Time. 1:B. Gretchen r., Alert. Bob Dundon
County Court also ran.
seventh-mile and Observation-Disclosures
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AoUEDUcT RESULTS

81 Pir;t receive furlonxs-J.ck Hare. Jr.
: to L. second; Thistle. ll2 (wiiiiams).
e.@ no. r,I to 70 s. third Time. i:oi is.
nIx f psy s san br! Non
H.. Atom also ran
s;s sv. I'VE a'ss' wen ai.y ~ LIZ sre IL
ooKennsdy),, TO X 3 70 J, Z TO s. second
third. Time. t:eo. Bamboo. Re Garnet.
Rhomb; M.sterful. Minton China and Cell.
Third.nve furlonss-Frs gonard. los fr,14.,.
70 L to l. to s. won; Ballast liz fIic.
f. tx 49, 10 TO- to 8. TO- s. seeond; Edith
Tme. i:o e i5 tas. to G C tsIId
sssi s;;as,m!!s s';.sshsPt g
10 10. ! TO :. second: Fiittersold. iii Gam.
i:ts ilane 90 r :. 10 TO bird Time.
!? r to !. to !. to !. won: Armament. Il;
Checks. lis to'Brienl. S to i tol. to- 8:
third, Time. I:to u.s.. celtabeile Photo.
an,aiwart helen; Rseonteuse. Ponce de Leon.
s;x,hEEnve furionEsOviewpoi1,. ' lis tBu,-
Girl. JOS tCchuttinE.rl. Ia to S. S 10 5. 70 s,
second: Gunrock, no tRowan), 10 TO I. 1 10 I.
TO .. third. Time. 200 As Caehet. Mora.
torium. Tranby. Sunset H.. Fell Swoop.
Rladen; Nutmes; AlmandI,o. sorcerer IT..
SSandaie James r. Cummings. Nasuue.
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Richmond Purchases
Charleston Pitcher

Tho nich IA u u d, International
League. club SeA,efdAy completed
the purchase or pitcher tarnest Cox
from the Charleston, south Atlantic
League. club. and Cox lcU Charles
ton last ntght Tor tAts city, tic IL
expected to repart hero tkts after
noon. but hardly Nth work until
one OF tho Ssmps dustuR the latter
part OF the week,
Cox cOines h,Ykty veruM,neuded
and with sa eAretten ySNutd, Thts
season he hss w~u {eN SaMrs for
Charleston avn has svst hut two.
Last season he N0N 0ttssW aWH lost
nine with NtuN that Un,shedl Ia
scNeuth place tie had hAtttnu
rccord OF ,ata aua uetasa ,Uau. ITO
10 a riHht-kaN0eG
BusineAs Manager tiap Lenss an
nounceA yesterday that tho worn-
Ing game Tomorrow viii heHtu az
io'S0 o'cioch aNa that tho afternoon
fracss with start At 0'clock, nty-
Ing tho holiday craNa ampis time
TO return homo Tor iun
that evening. Newark VIII DO NI,h-
mond's Opponents. baltimore ciusinr
the ser'cs here with tho uame to-
day.
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Ptppriety and respect for readers Of
4 this. page prevent repeating here the
woEds. much less the thoughts. tina,
theSians at Boulevard Field yesterday
hur1sd at Umpire Mullen. But II is
strictly true that his work, during the
first game OF the double header yes
terday, absolutely was the worst pre-
scented in Richmond this season. Rich
mond suffered the more. but Baltimore
also felt the effects of his erroneous
decision. There proba bly, was no ground
for accusing him of favoritism; il,
merely was Incompetence. and an in
competence that manifested itself prac-
tically upon every occasion Mullen had
an opportunity for making a decision
When he missed one. which always &C.
ours during the gone, he attempted
sometimes to even" things by calling
apparently willfully. the next play so
that 1t favored the man injured pre-
riously That is something that is In
excusable.
Richmond won both contests. thanks
principally to Jack Erright and Hack
Ethel. who. batting as pinch hitter
for Adams in the tenth, singled. and
sent over D!stell with the tying run
knabe also was on the sacks and
made the plate. with seconds 10 snare
when Parnham took the throw TO relay
II nome. However. Mullen promptly
called him out, and precipitatcd a near
riot, Sergeant Samuels and Detective
thurman hurrying TO the field to pre.
vent the fans and local players vent
i Ing their anger upon the person Of the
arbiter.
But the decision stood, and necessi.
y tated the playing Of a fiftcen-innine
battle. 10 which the game Heightened
when Parnhsm and Magals settled
down and prevented consistent hitting
+ The winning run was made in the M.
teenth with one out. For the third time
IT was Jack Enright, who came to the
fSrescue. for he hsd prevented an Oriole
score In the fourteenth with a cork,np
catch OF Parnham's drive with Two
men on. With Mcconnell and Rev
Z nolds, both Of whom had singled. on
the bases in the fifteenth, Enrieht
4 slammed the old pellet SO far aWav
that Mullen had no opportunity for
butting Into the game again with his
s erring judgment and voice 1t sailed
far over deep left-feld fence and
run but for the fact that II sen, Nc.
Connell home with the one tally neces.
sary to win. The final count showed
Richmond. Is; Baltimore, Il.
2 The second battle was lively and
well played. making great contrast
Z with the opening fracas Eibel re-.
turned to the mound and held the
orioles safe throughout. Richmond
winning by count Of to l. Mullen
4 was located on the bases this time. and
v had few decisions to make. the seven
Ginning game. arranged by agreement
E being played In an hour and twenty
8STninutes. The hrst required three hours
aEand forty.fve minutes.
Mullen Became Tired Early.
II Umpire Mullen became tired at the
ND CONTINUED on Fifth Page)
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Richmond. in an exceedingly wsiil
played Bamo by tho score OF to ,.
Tho game was full Of exciting NAV.
which thrilled the spectators timo and
again. The Slides were handicapped
by the loss OF Taylor. their shortstop,
through injury.
The Same teams will play double-
header on July 4, at the Athletic P.rk
in south Richmond. tho tirst game be-
ginning ut 2:f5 o'clock. Good game.
may be expected. as tho Athletics arc
seeking revenge, while tho Slides ex-
expect to excel last years record Of
seventeen straight wins
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When the Skin Seems Ablaze
With Itching and Burning

Search far and near. and you cannot
ind blood remedy that approaches
s. S. S. for real efficiency. 1t has been
on the market for nifty years. during
which time It has been giving uniform
satisfaction for all manner Of blood
disorders. If you want prompt and
lasting relief. you can rely upon S. S. S.
For export advice as to tho treatment
OF your own individual case, write to-
day to Chief Medical Adviser. Swift
Specific Co.. Dept. 81 26S. Atlanta, Ca
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y. l ne .
Chicago


Totals 90 81 Totais.5 MO
Batted for Lambeth in fourth.
tBatted for klcpfer in sixth
:Ran for Deherry in sixth
score 10y innings r.
Cleveland n n A
summary Error.--Lynn to, Two.ba Sc
Three base hit-Gandij Sac
rlhcc hits-Weaver. Chapman. Danfor,h 20
r CC"iInins. Roth. stolen bases--J. col!ins
T.: to!ilns. Evans Risberg. Double NAV
Whnlbsean 10 Harris Bases on baIisGot
IA ,aan',nr'h, :. on lambeth. y of klepfsr. l.
nv 10y nitChcr--Lynn and CiandiI nv Lam
he,h' Wila p,tah-Klcnfer. Hits-on Boeh :
ing, IN ! inning tnone out in secondJ: on
i'ttnpeth. In innings. or Danforth In
. innings tnone out in SEVENTH; OF Morton
" IN iNnihE. UmpirsS Evans and Ovens
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There's just one thing to do.

II your skin seems ablaze with the
merry burning and itching Of Eczema.
real and lasting relief can only come
from treatment that goes below the
surface-that reaches down to the
very source OF the trouble. So-called
skin diseases come from a disordered
condition of the blood. and the proper
treatment is through the blood.
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REDS WIN RAGGED CAME
SEVERAL FREAK PLAYS
OCCUR DURING BATTLE
Merkle Gets Home Run on Hit to Left
Which Bounds on Thorpe's Shoe
md Goes Under Fence.

CHICAGO. July o-Cincinnati defeat.
ed Chicago. to 5. in ragged gamc
to-day Each club erred frequently
and several freak plays occurred dur
Ing the game, one Of which gave Mer-
kle home run on a short hit to left.
which bounded off Thorpe's shoe and
went under the fence. The score:
Cincinnati Cbic.ro
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Southern Associstion.

~ Notwithstanding. 6; Chatta-
phis, -. % ''''"
,,aAtt birmingham - Birmingham. /;
AZ Atlanta-Atianta. 6; New Or.
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Totals .2s ? 10 IS Totals...v 10 I,
.Battcd for Rogers in tenth
dRan Tor Rumler In tenth.

Detroit .............0 q q q n oU5
~ louis $1,000 o ! o q 2 o o Ii
=, summary; Errors-Bnsh. Austin. S!sIer.
i.. s"hr. base hits--Rtanase Sisler
hits-Se"ereid. Burrs SnCrIa". IHS
man. Double pIays--Vitt 70 r ~, iie,i
t, stolen bases-Sloan. Bush rs. Wit
INK ey pitcher-by Rogers (Heilman). Bases
nnt--bv Rogers. 2: by Dauss. O. Left on
SaSes-St Louis. ;: Detroit s. Time.
hours EMPIRES. Connolly and Moriarity
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GAINESVILLE is DEFEATED
Henderson VIM Close Game From
Team With Which Richmond
Blues Are Playing.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.

ISpeclaI 20 THO Times DiSpatChJ
GAINESVILLE, VA. July 2.-Clarks-
Vile lost close Same hero Saturday
to Henderson by tho score OF to s.
Collier pitched strong game for
Clarksville. but was not given proper
support Tho playing OF Fields and a.
Knight. for Henderson, was unsur-
passed here. Clarksvilie will play
South Boston n double -header here on
July 4. The Richmond Blues compose
q large part of tho Clarksville team.
Tho score:
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PLAY II INNINGS TO TIE
BOSTON AND NEW YORK
STOPPED BY DARKNESS
Scott'~ Failure TO Cover Second When
Baker Ii Stealing Costs Home
Team, he

BOSTON. July 2.-Boston and New
York played for eleven innings. when
the game was called on account Of
darkness with the score 10 4. SCOTS
failure ID cover second when Baker
was stealing in the seventh cost Bos-
ton the game: The score:
Rosfon Se- Yorl
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pass in four trips to the plate. Sc,

Totais ...S5 p 10 Totals. ..32 o 3 q IA
Ran for Haley in seventh.
tBatted for Schauer in eighth
score by inninga: r.
= j If
Philadelphia ..........O o q o %
summary: ELrors-Shanks t0. witt
strunk, Grover, r. Johnson Left on base
w ashtnston. s: Philadelphia g. Two
n.se hits--Henry. Shanks. Three-ba hit
Mclnnls. Sacrifice hts--Ciallia Murray
Double plays-Grover to McTnnIs: Haley 10
Grover; Ghllia TO Murray to Judge Hits
Srhsue r, Z by Gsllia q: by r. Johnson, Z
Eases on nalH.on Schauer. ;: Off Galiia. l.
mick "' .''e~or
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Arrie. iW toen,ry>. Ne, $3.50 ,sM wo,
Fly Home. III lCennoliy>. $3.50 isSS ace.
Sna). Ci5a star, ls !nArretp. t.,ea third
ME also ran
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New York,
To,ais....a: 4 Il IS % Totals. IS AS y ,;
score by Innings: r.
Nan. M a q a /,

Boston ............S !: 3 8 oec =
Called end eleventh inning; darkness
Summary: Errors-Scot,. Mase<. Two
base his-baker. Miller. Tnree-bsse hit
Boston. 8: New York IL Bases on balls
OF OF SiSSsIdEe. 2 on Shore, 2; OF Rader. i:
by Russell: l: by Bader. !. Sacrifice hits
Walker -; Miller Barry, P:pp. Gardner.
sci; Peokinpaugh 20 Maisel TO ,Pipp; Barry
10 Eoblttael. ShocEer TO Peckinpaugh 10
Pip; Hit by p!tche,-ev MoEr,s.e Lewis:
by Bader on aEeel. Cnp!res. O'Loughlin
and Hildebrand. Time o:&s
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BROOKLYN SLIDES WIN
TWELFTH STRAIGHT GAME

Tho Brooklyn Slides. coIored 1916
claimants OF the championship OF Vir-
sinia. won their twelfth straight game
by defeating the Athletics of South
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

Indicate two games. Even break:
Rochester. Alb; Toronto. $50.
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Baltimore n Richmond.
Rochester ut Toronto f2 Eames).
,o Buffalo at Montreal.
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COBB GETS TWO HITS

81 LOUIS. July 2.--'ry Cobb cot a
donhle and single to-day. making his
thirty-one. Detroit won from 81 Io,,is
IN the tenth; The score:
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STANDING OF CLUBS

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Cleveland at ,St. Louis.
Chicago at Detroit.
Washington at New York
Philadelphia mt lsoston.
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VICTORY FOR CHICAGO

CLEVELAND. July o-Chicaeo took
he last game OF the series from Cleve-
and. to 3, to-day. The game was
allied in the seventh inning 10 let the
Cleveland club catch a train for ST.
.ou!s The score.
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ZIMMERMAN's BIG DAY

NEW YORK, July New York made
1t four out of five from Boston to-day,
winning the last game OF the series.
to ]. Zimmerman, who led the New
York attack with two doubles and
single. scored three runs and drove in
two. The score:
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
New York At Brooklyn
Boston at PHILADELPHIA
st. Louis at Pittsbursh
Cincinnati Mt Chicago
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THREE HITS OFF GALLIA

PHILADELPHIA. July 2-r;a,,i, ba,d
PhilaGelphia TO three hits to-day. and
Warrington won. 8 20 0. Henry made
oouhle and two singles and drew a
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Tetals....4o Slt q Is Totals. SO. S p Is
eBatted for Workman in eighth.
fBatted for Seaton In eighth.

tBatted Tor Ssaton in elxbt fn'h'
Cincinnati ...........I o Z I o o--S
Chicago ...............l . o . o o o o-5
Rssan: Dr,seon, z Zeider. Elliot, l:}; Seaton.
gan. Three-base hi,-Mann. Home runs
Grin,th. Merkle; Sacrifice hits-Grifith.
J; on Regain. .. Struck out-by Seaton. i;
by ReEan. !. Double playb-Prendersast to
kopf to shean TO Mitchell. Empires. ouis-
ley. Byron and Emslie Time. hours
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GunHHHr!: SHCrIHCc Hy-Hhnford.
Sacrifice hits-Cicmenr, Mcconnell.
stolen hnscs-HanfOrd, BankYton
Dpnblc plays-Iinnford 10 DistelI,
Mcconnell TO Disteli, Reynolds TO
NfGfsa ffiEnn. Hits-oH Thormahlen.
IN s innings; of Eibel, = In = In
BaHes on balls-by ThormnhIen, Z,
BIZ Eibei, I. Batters hIt--hy Thor
nrahlen, tConroy. Dnnkston).
Stgnck out-by ThormahIen, 2; by
SEWton. 1; by Ethel. q. Passed
b&lls-Schaufele t2). Left on b,.ns
4 -@Richmond, o. Baltimore, 4. Time
OF game, 1;c0. Umpires, Nnrt and
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How They Stand To-Day
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RESULTS YESTERDAY

q . Richmond. IS; Baltimore. IA thrst game;
RICHMOND. =: Baltimore. Second game;
nix tnnings; darkness).
Toronto. II; Rochester. . tfrst Eame).
Toronto Toronto. 8; Rochester, (Heeond Eame).
Buffalo. 6: Montreal. l (second game).
Newark. 6: Providence. l (lrst game).
Newark. 8; Providence, Second game).
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sonvilie. 2
At Columbia-columbia. 6: Angus
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American Annexation.

Spend 4th of July mt Virginia Beach.
Through train leaves Richmond $40
A. Nh & W.-No change OF cars
si.s5 round trip.-Adv.
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RESULTS YESTERDAY.
nEreenenD.
Wa.hinEton, s; philadelphia. o.
Detroit. 5; st. Louis. (ten innInxS,
. New York. 4; Boston. eleven innings
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Totals: al o27I Totals. So 81 .
w s1%magSy; sE.TIors1Parkef A. kniKh,:
hits-Renn; scales; stolen bsse--core.
Bases on balls-on Collier, |; of Hinsley
g. Struck out-by Collier. Ii; by Hinsiey.
= Hit by pitCher-by Hnsley (IIartj.
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