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TO PLoTTERS.
PLAN IRISH REBELLION
DUPLlClTY, SPYING, DESTRUC
TION OF LIFE AND PROPERTY,
AIMS OF BERNsToRFF
BUREAUS.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
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LOCALS ON ROAD AGAIN
CLUB LEAVES WITH BEARS
FOR SWING AROUND CIRCUIT
Open in Douhle-Hcnder mt Newark To-
Day-Return August Prospect
Bright for Climbing.

Otto knabe's rejuvenated Richmond
club left Richmond early last night
with the Bears for Newark. where
they open a return series this after
noon with a double header. The team
plays there Monday and Tuesday. and
then jumps to Rochester for the rest
Of the week.
Buffalo will be the next club met.
the series there opening Monday. July
16., and ending on Thursday. Friday
viii find the club in Toronto with a
double header Saturday and game
umpa TO on trom to pay
Friday before they start u series with
Providence on Saturday. July 2S. An
ether 9th nd dou d,s is to be played
starts South. meeting Baltimore for
games on July 80. 81 and August i.
and returning here to open with Prov
Other clubs in the circuit will ind
osition on this road trip than that
FIRST long swing around the circuit.
II the hurlers that Knabe at last has
succeeded in gathering continue even
ers maintain the batting they have been
dong at homo. the team should come
back with much higher standing than
that now held.
There is no question but that Knabe
has worked wonders with the local
team. He has succeeded in obtaining
a pitching staff of fair appearance and
the players to carry several teams
breezing through hard season. But
1t liz the heavy cloutinE that the play
ers have shown recently that has won
most OF the contests. Their opponents
have scored often. so often that the
chances for victory would have been
slim indeed but for the strong oftense.
The fielding still Is far from what
1t might be, but 1t Is vast improve
the season. McGaffiEan has brought
more strength to tho club than any
other player RECENTLY. obtained. al
though Cox and Enright have proven
Hack Eibel into one OF the best hurl-
ers on the STAFF. II not the best one
has been rather remarkar1e. With him
pitching and Distell playing first, Rich
mond presents probably the strongest
offensive OF any team In the circuit
Tied now with Buffalo for sixth
place, II would not be at all surprising
TO find the club safely anchored at the
top Of the second division whom they
thing OF an achievement, considering
the disaster that overlook the team
early In the season. Yet it is by no
means Impossible and. with a continu-
provement In defensive work, the team
even may finish higher.
speculation as to the frightening of
the scheduie continues to furnish con-
making any bets as to It's provisions.
The present season closes Immediately
after the close of the Providence Sc
ries here, when tho club returns. Should
the season be heightened. Richmond
PROBABLY VII! remain at home for about
three weeks before starting on the road
trip that will end the playinr wear
some time in September.
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AMATEURS HIT ROCKS
CLUBS IN SEVERAL LEAGUES
FIND GOING MOST DIFFICULT
Meeting Wednesday Night VIII Settle
Season Fnte of mt Least Two
Circuit1.

Some startling news is expected to
De forthcoming on next Wednesday
night when the Amateur Baseball Com
mission of Richmond gathers in the
automobile room OF Murphys Hotel
session which probably will be tho
last before the season closes. will be-
gin at o'clock, and any teams hav-
ing matters to be Strengthened out have
been requested to be present and pre-
sent their claims.
1t has been rumored that two OF the
leagues now playing under the juris-
dlction of the commission are having
rocky roads to travel. owing to the
tact that certain teams have not been
appearing on the field to play ball
each Saturday. The Commercial and
Central Leagues. have had to contend
With this trouble, and 1t now develops
that the Calvary team. OF the Sunday
Scnool League. hes Withdrawn it's fran
chlse and another club will have to
be secured to take its place. or else
one OF the present clubs dropped and
a four-club circuit formed.
The Paramount Athletic Association
Continued on Second Page)
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WILLARD DECISION RESERVED
Supreme Court Justice Hcndrick Con-
slderS Appeal OF Jones and Curley
to Stop Jess's Circus.

NEW YORK. July 7.-supreme Court
Justice Hendrick yesterday reserved
and Tom Jones to enjoin Jess Willard
from appearing with his circus until
september. except under Joness man
agement. and also on the order to show
cause why an order OF Supreme Court
Justice Ford requiring Willard to ap-
pear for examination in the accom-
be forced.
Willard won the heavyweight cham
pionship OF the world from Jack John
son under Jones's management. and 1t
mas been Understood that Curley also
had an interest In his management. In
an amdavit, Jones and Curley assert
mat Willard turned down fight offers
from promoters according to terms Of
their contract with him.
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GUN CLUB SHOOTERS FIND
WEATHER CONDITIONS BAD
Men Get Excellent Wind Experience.
bostock Starts Months Csmpeti-
ton With Edge on Others.

The shooters at the West End traps
yesterday ran into tough weather con-
ditions, the high wind and dark clouds
making the going hard.
BOYD and Jerman divided the high
gun honors of the afternoon on 90 per
cent cards. which was splendid work.
considering the disadvantages the
match was shot under Though the
average scores were low, the shooters
thoroughly enjoyed the tough going,
as 1t gave them wind" experienced.
which may come in handy In some inn,
nortant matches under similar condi-
Bostock started the first match of the
month in the lead OF his class one
bird ahead of Eanes. Jerman and BOYD
are booked to put UP a great race in
Glass this month. Boyd is now
going good and will be hard to beat
Legs on the Grundy and News Lead
or cups were won by w. 8. Jermau
p, Points on the Nowlan. Lumsden.
Buchanan. Jahnke and Hotel Rueger
cups were won by oliver Bostock
hercules lonG-run trophy, thirty-two
straight, by 0. Bostock.
Du Pont trophy, surprise targets t3l.
by q. Bostock w
Class leaders-Class A, Oliver Bos-
tock; runner-up. Eanes. Class B, Jer-
man and Boyd. tie. Glass C, o. +.
Weislger: runner-up, Tignor. Glasses
u and L. no entries
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TY COBB RETAINS LEAD
AVERAGE SUFFERS DURING
LAST TWO DAYS OF WEEK
Great Batting Streak for Thirty-Bive
Consecutive Games Broken, but
Advantage L. Held.

Ty Cobb's batting average fell of a
few points Friday and rain prevented
improvement yesterday. but the
Peach" still retains a long lead over
Speaker in the American League race.
Cobb in his run of hitting in thirty
broken Friday. was at bat 1877 times.
scored twenty-eight runs and sixty
three hits for an average Of .460. Cobb
has made at least one hit in sixty-one
out of seventy-two games played.
In the National League Roush cut
down Cruises lead by three points.
Fischer moved up to third place and
Wheat dropped to NTH place.
George Sisler, OF the ST Louis, A1ncri-
cans. driving out fifteen hits in ten
games. leads McInnis. OF Philadelphia,
for third place by twelve points with
an average of $40. Speaker is thirty
Ave points behind Cobb.
Chapman and Roth. of Cleveland.
continue to show the way in sacrifice
hitting and base stealing, with thirty
Six and twenty-eight respectively. Roth
has stolen home four times this sea-
son. Pipp. of New York. is in pos
session Of home-run honors. with six
Detroit retains Its lead in team batting,
with PSI.
Leading batters for half their clubs
games: Cobb. Detroit 1851; Speaker,
Cleveland, 346: Sisler. st. Louis, $50:
McInnis. Philadelphia, .31S; Sloan, ST.
Louis. .316: Milan. Washington. .316;
Chapman, Cleveland. .3O4
Cruise. OF st. Louis. and Roush, Of
Cincinnati. are still fighting it out for
batting honors in the National League
Cruise with An average of 1852. is lead
ing by three points. Hans Wagner is
batting 1924 for twenty-seven games
He has made twenty-four hits.
Carey. of Pittsburgh, has deposed
Robertson. of New York. for honors in
base stealing with eighteen. and Doyle,
of Chicago, has taken the lead in sac
rifce hitting with seventeen. Horns
by has tied Cravath, of Phi1a delphia
for home-run hitting. Each has made
seven. Groh. Cincinnati. crossing the
plate forty-eight times. is leading In
runs scored. Cincinnati has displaced
Philadelphia for honors in team bat
ting. with 1855.
Leading batters for half of their
clubs games: Cruise. st. Louis, 1852:
Roush, Cincinnati, $40: Hornsby. ST.
Louis. .31s: Fischer. Pittsburgh. .319:
Wheat. Brooklyn, .314; Rawlings Bos-
ton, .312; Cravath. Philadelphia, .3oS.
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CONTINUED on Second Page.l
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Totals Al 10 n
'Bhtted for Fuller in NTH Inning.
Score by inningsi II.
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GIANTS INCREASE LEAD
BEAT ST. LOUIS TWICE
IN VERY CLOSE GAMES
Win First I'm Twelfth. After Visitors
Tic Score in Ninth-Schupp
Pitches Great Game.

NEW YORK. July New York made
another substantial gain In the Ma
tionai League pennant race hero to-
day. defeating ST. Louis twice by scores
of to ) and to ]. Tho visitors tod
the score in tho ninth inning Of the
FIRST game, only to have the Giants
win in tho twelfth on singles by Tes-
rcau and Herzog.
Louis also suffered defeat in the xec
ond game. being knocked out in the
second inning
Scnupp pltcneo sensational game
for the Giants, striking out twelve men.
Home runs by Robertson and Burns
we're responsible for three of the four
Giant runs In the second game. Scores:
FIRST GAME.
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PEORIA LANDS REMNANT
Three-I League Disbnnds. Leaving IFS
Ball Players JObless. hut All
| Receive Full Pay.

PEORIA. Ill. July 7.-Peoria ciinch-
ed the 1917 Three-I League pennant
Yesterday by its victory over Bloom
ington. The league was forced TO sus-
pend to-day. owing to war conditions,
but President A. r. Tearney has an
awarded.
Closing OF the Three-I League sea :
son Will throw approximately les base
pail players out OF employment. Prcsi-
dent A. r. Tearney said to-day. how
ever. that although the clubs Loot heav.
ily during the eight weeks OF opera
tion, all OF the players will be paid
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WOULD OPERATE AMBULANCE
National Lnwn Tennis AssocIatioa
Hopes to Secure Personnel for Is
Three Sections From Numbers.
[By Associated Fress.l

NEW YORK, July Tn an effort
to raise money for three ambulance
sections. the National Lawn Tennis
Association Is arranging for n series
OF exhibition matches throughout tho
country. Beginning about the middle
or this month and continuing for six
weeks. the matches will be played be-
Players who have agreed to appear
include William N. Johnston. 1915 sim
giles champion; Miss Mary Browne, OF
+. B. Alexander, Karl H. Behr and Miss
Molla Bjurstedt. present title holder.
Each ambulance section will contain
association plans to draw every mem-
Der from the ranks OF tennis players
IL possible =
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TotaIs....I 7tas is Totals....4, la IS a
sBatted for Meadows In eighth.
fDatted for Watxon In ninth.
1.-TWO out whom winning run scored.
St. Louis .......o oooooo1 %
Now York ......2 o o o IL
Summary: Errors-Smith. Hornsby. Burns.
Fletcher: Anderson. T~'o-base hit-Robert-
Zlmmerman. Hoelkc: Sacrifice hies-Kaur
and an, Psuist ,;s Double piays-ii1Insey: Bet
er: Her,os aud Hoeike. left on base-ENex
A ATs,mT Of, Benton Of, Tssseau l.
nings; of Asadows. In innings; OF
watson " none In ! inning; OF Hosstman;; =, ?
By pitcher;,,by Anderson tGonzalesi: by
2: by Tesreau- =; by Meadows ): bv Doal
Umptres Klein and Bransheld- Time,
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COLUMBIA WINS REMNANT
IN LAST HALF OF SEA SON
Try A.seeiateh prasx1

COLUMBIA. S. c.. July 7.-Cofumbia
won the championship In the second
half OF the season in the South At
in double-header here to-day, 8 to, o
and to Q. postsesson series for
the pcnnant will be played next week
between Charleston and Columbia, tho
former club having won the nrst ha1f
of the season.
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zoo Wagner Given ReIen.,

KANSAB CITY, MO, July Joe
wagner. in6elder for the Kansas City
club of tho American Association, was
given his unconditional release last
night, according to announcement of
club officials. Wagner was not taken
with the team on it's present trip. He
Joined the club this spring, coming
from the Now York Nationals.
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LAJOiE AGAIN SUSPENDED

BUFFALO. n. Y, July THE To-
rontos won both games here to-day
from tho champion Bisons. In the
first game. Pitcher Jack WARRIOR. who
was recruited as shortstop. drove in
In the second game. the Bisons were
leading until the eighth. when five
hits. including two triples and double,
Nap Lajoie was notified of his sus-
pension for his alteration with the
umpires at Rochester yesterday. The
scores:
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DIVIDE DOUBLE-HEADER

BOSTON. July Boston and Gin
cinnati divided to-day's double-header.
A double by Griffith in the ninth in
ming Of the first game followed by
Rawlings's error, gave the visitors the
victory. to 1. Rudolph held Cincin-
natl to six hits in the second game,
gave out base on balls. and was the
big factor. along with Maranville's all
around playing, in tho 3-to-O Boston
win. The scores:
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ORIOLES ANNEX BOTH

PROVIDENCE. r. l., July Jack
Dunn's Orioles won both ends Of a
double header from the Grays here this
afternoon. taking the first after four
teen innings, to 9, and anneXing the
good might attraction by a Stool count.
Sensational fielding features by the Wis
ting players enlivered both contests.
'Cooney Day was observed, and the
Grays' shortstop was presented with a
handsome gold watch by his friends.
The scores:
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BROOKLYN.

Totals....36 6t25 10 TotAls....H . n II
.Batted for Williams In eighth.
tBstted for Demaree in ninth.
Iran for Wilson In ninth.
Zone out when winning run scored.
Score by innings: r
Chicago .......oosoesoes-4
brooklyn ~ U U Z U U -
sum nary: Errors--Hickman (2). Cut
shaw Two base hits-Doyle. Cutshaw. Now
roy. Threc-bnse hts-Smith. Wheat Sac
rifce ay-Milisr. Sacrifice htt-DeAi. Hits
off DemareN. In innings. Left on
by Smith. q: by pemaree. 3. Bases on
haii--NiiiIer. il Wilson. 1. Umpires. o'Dsy
and Harrison.
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WINS OUT IN NINTH

BROOKLYN. July Through a
ninth thinning rally. Brooklyn defeated
and passed ball, with Aldridge pitch
Ing gave the local team the tying and
winning runs. Mann WAS put OF the
field in the fifth for kicking about
third strike. The score:
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PLAY POLO IN NEAR FUTURE
Blues at CIarksville Plan to Stage Post-
poned Game for Entertainment of
TownspeOP1e.

GAINESVILLE. VA. July THE
postponed on account OF rain will BIO
played in the near future. The Blues
here seem to have horses we'll suited
for the game. and 1t is very interest
ing to see them play. Captain Ancar-
row and Captain Hart arc we'll matched
as leaders.
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Totals. 80 6'25 Totals....zs > n II
sOne out when winning run scored.

Now York ............o 90 o %
St Louis ..I.......o 90 o o o o o o ii
summary: Errors-Peckinpaugh Magee
~o-sase hIts-Peckingpau Miller, Sis
lcr sacrifice hts-Pratt Nunam aker.
Double plays-Baker. Maiscl. Pipp; Peck
inpaugh Maisel. Pipp. stolen bases-.shot-
ton. jacobson. Bases ballS-on Shaw
key. s.; off Sothoron. 1 Struck out-by
Sothoron. 1: by Shawkey, J. Left on bases
Umptrea. Moriartty. Nallin and Connolly.
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FIRST GAME.

0 90 o o %
Summary: Errors-Truesd.ie. williams,
Pues Co9ney az; SacHnee hits-Acosta,
Tsue:daie4 Lamar Iwo-bsse hiss@w.iiism..
Bases on balls-on Eayrs. .: on Schultz, S;
on H!ii. 8: off Therma hlen. 2. Loft on basss
Baltimore. 10. Struck out-by Schultz g.:
by Hiil. s.; by Thormahien. !. Hit by
p!teher-hy HIN. tAllenl: by Thorrpa hien.
TO Williams; Fewster TO Truesdaie to VIII
iiams: Onsiow to cooney.. Hits-on Eayru,
Time OF game. ,:S. Umpirea. Hart and
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Set New Cour.e Record

TUX EDO PARK, N. Y, July John
Galden. assistant professional Of the
Tuxedo Golf Club. with IS, broke tho
course record yesterday while playing
with James p. voseL Par golf going
out Is 81 and 35 In.
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SECOND GAME
Totals....% 611 81 IL Totals. 2 27 IA
sBatted for Mccsbe in ninth.
Score by innings: n

B Baffa,o .: :::::SS 9 8 J 1855
summary: Errors-schults. Warhop (2).
falo. l.. Bases on balls-otf Thompson, 81
on McCabe, j. Struck out-by Thompson.
/: by McCabe. 2. Three-base hits-ReIly
Mcdonald. Whiteman. Graham; Two-hase
hit-Warhop. Sacrifice fy,diil, Sacrifice
Buffalo. s.; Toronto, 1. Stolen bases-Schuitz
I'D. Blackburn. Thomnson: Left on bases--
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MYERS BETTER In PINCHEs

punched hits to-day and defeated Chi
cago. to ?, in the first game OF the
series. The game was pitching duel
between Scott and Myers, with tbs
latter better in tho ptnches Score:
PtiIadeInhta Srt,t-SSSS- ..lf =
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Philadelphia.
pittsburEF
Tutais.--T L. q II Totats.---2 1 81 16
.Batted for Lavender In eighth.
Score by innings: r.

P P ...........-d ooo1S 20 -
rH ss%meny: Errors-ca1.s, S,seSeG Ban SAN
croft. Stock. Nishofr stolen hase.Kins.
10. Two-ba hIts-NishoT; Carey, Schultz.
King. Souble pays-Ward, Pitler to j.
Wagner; pitler to Ward to J. Wagner.
ender. l. l.. Struck out-by Alexander.
q by Miie.. >; by Jacobs ,.- Bases go, on
1855. EMPIRES. ouig1ey and Byron.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Baltimore at Providence.
Nchmond at Newark 1.-TWO Enmes) !.
(Oniy two games scisednled.)
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ST. LOUIS WINS IN NINTH
S0TH0RON AND SHAWKEY
IN PITCHERS BATTLE
Lavan's Hit scores Jaeobson. WIZ HaA
Singled and Stolen s
Second.

ST. LOUIS, July f.-Lavan.s hit In
the ninth inning scored Jacobson, who
had singled and stolen second, and
gave st. Louis u 1-to-0 victory In the
game with New York to-day It was
a pitchers battle between Sothoron and
Shawkey. Brilliant fielding on both
sides several times cut or runs. Score:
New York. St. Iouia -.
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WINS BY TIMELY HITTING

CLEVELAND. July 7.-Cevelar,d de-
feated Boston. to /, by timely hit
ting here day in a pitching baltic
between Ruth and Coveleskfe. ONLY
i've Boston men reached first Score:
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Totsis....so : 7TH Totals.-.n 77Hrl
Batted for Scott in ninth.

Batted Tor Scott In ninth. N's'
-. Collins ran for schalk IN ninth.
cSisaE s'pn.a -: $50: 81
strunk Bodie. Sacrifice hits-Weaver. Muir
phy; Schang Stolen base-Felsch. Bases
on balis-on Scott, 1: OF Myers 5. Struck
o9ut.oy Scott 2; BY Myers. ). Empires,
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FIRST CAME
TotaIs....a3 2 ST TotaIsss o 4 ct is
.Batted for HummeI In sixth.

Toronto .........::.:..o oeooIoo i;
summary: Errors-Gin. Earned runs-To-
Hearne. /. Struck out-by Jaynes 1; by
Hearns. Sacrifice hits,Kelly. CHI. First
Buffalo. 2; Toronto. g. Double playable
Donald to Gill to Hummell t2). limo OF
game. 1887. Umpres, Mcbride and Bedford
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York at st. Louis
Washington at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland
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FIRST GAME.


score by innings: r.
Cincinnati ............1 o o O O o IL
SUMMARY; Errors@Groh: Rawlings. WI
nth. Stolen bases-Magee, Neaie. bases on
bailsLon Schneider. 5: of Barnes, 4. Struck
out-by Schneider. s; bv Barnes 1. Sacri-
nee hits-.Baiiey. Magsa Double plays
Kopf to Shean to Chase. Hit by pitched
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Totals....27 / SAN Totals % sy n
eRatted for In MI

G Rss!Gs ::.::.....-ss
Summary; Error..Lowle, Scott, Two
S Snse hhhsts-Harris. Roth. Graney saeriacs
play-W aInbsgansa to Chapman to Harris
BASES on balls-on Ruth, s; OF Coveleskie
Z; Passed baiI-Thomas- EMPIRES. Nc.
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ERRORS PROVE COSTLY

PHILADELPHIA. July 7-Pittsburgh
defeated Philadelphia to-day. to 1.
The home teams errors were costly.
The
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How They Stand To-Day
international League
RESULTS YESTERDAY

Richmond, s: Newark. 1.
Toronto. o; Buffalo, 2 (see0nd Enme).
baltimore. 8; Providence first game
fourteen innings).
baltimore, 81 Providence. tsocond
game}.
Montreal. s; Rochester, o (frst gume).
Montreal. l.: Rochester. 3 (Seoond game)
STANDING nE CIllUS
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SECOND GAME

Cooney CO. Sacrifice hits-Fewster Stolen
hase-onslow. Two base hits-McAvoy. VIII
Ssis-on Gregg. i; on parnhsm. ssIu OK
outEby Parnham. 5; by Greg&..5: Hit by
Parnham. limo OF game. 1:ss. Empires
Freeman and Hart,
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Newark ...........2 1oOo1 1907
NichmOnd IS 90 90 O-S
Summary; Three-base hit-Bank-
HtOn. Home run-Hanford. Stolen
bnseH-Mc CD, Clemens CD,
Banknton. Double piny-BrnndeiI
tO Lewis. Hits-OH Eibel, 10 in o
inninEss OIL En- man. @ In "a inning,
Pennington, In Ia innings. Bases
on baliH-by Eibcl, 3, ny I'enninE-
ton, 3. Struck out-by Ethel. g; by
Enzman, 2; by Pennington, s. Pnss-
cd Enthusiastically. wild pitch
Efbel. BaIk-Eibel. Left on bases
-Itichmond, q, Newark, u.s. UNI
pfres-O'Brien md Mullen. Time OF
game hours.
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National League
RESuI.Ts yEsrERnAy

New York. 4; ST. Louis. (nrst Kame:
Sew, York.. I: St Louis. J. tsecond same).
C Cincinnati. toston. (irst EaInel.
Pittsburgh. 4; philadelphia. 1.
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Ritchie Joins Signal Corp,.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 7.-Wiilie
Richie, former lightweight boxing
champion OF the world. has enlisted in
tho United States Signal Reserve Corps
as private.
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SECOND CAN'T
Totsls.-..D 1 IA Totais-.-ao 4 6 z ID
sBatted for Horstman in the eighth.

S q; L9 POLK ......:::.-..sseSS9
Summary: Errors-Mf,icT .is]. Home runs
Robertson. Burns. Sacrifice nies-Gibson-
Double plays-Schupp, Fletcher and Hoeike !;
Zimmerman. Herzog and Hoeke. Left on
bases-New York. Z; st. Louis. S. Bases on
of Doak. I In. innings: on Horstman. :
by Horstman. J. wild pftcnes-Horstman an.
Umpirea. KLEIN and Bransneid. Time Las
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cision. On the defensive, McGafigan
and Bankston featured for the locals,
while Gets. Haas and Branded assisted
the Newark hurlers.