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LATONIA RESULTS

Madsc +, II? Uiowardj. $50 500. $40.
first Brimful. ll2 trooicp, s23: $1,000.
TSc"nd R@'1 e. 2 GGnnSils5 s3SG ,hg
lIcl"n Hayes. Aunt Flora. Miss Ivan. Agnes
Celia, Astrac. Laura FrcchtlnE. Brace up
second rac"-six furlorEs Arthur Middle
Eanerun. los ,Dishn9nl. sa.7c; $50; second
i:l2 20. tlnricc Ruth. Fclicidal. charles
Charles c&nncli. i.cta. capcrs. James q
Toy Miss. Cole. Rochester also ran.
first: Archie Alexander. IS ,Sand"). IS and
$40. second. brother Mclean. l0i G.uns-
fordl. s2.70 Time. 1905. Bonstclic, Byrnc.
senti;n:ntal. r"stour.au: Cover Up also ran,
rh Slf.n sa,SS isso s6 mrs,
Grundy. los u.unsfoidl. $50. $50 second
lSuf"rd. 100 ISimps"nl. $50 third. Time.
l:l3 3-5. .cocharcs. Prince of Como. j. j.
Ioyani, TO- U.unsfordl. $50. 20. $40 $50.
first: Mary's Beau. 100 'Sandc). 5000. IS.
second Sasanamy. 100 ,Maiestict. SCI so.
quito nr shafer. March Wind. Mara ader,
Sixth racc.-one mile ana = sixteenth
Precious 100 tunsfprd. $500. $3.50.
$3.50, first Bean Spillcr. lo7 upooD. si6.
l.anGh"rn. icnshee. Ask Her also ran
oSevsinn nm "Hd % nth1rerusino
Gordon. Russell. Ito d.ooD. S. 50. fhird.
Time. &c 10. Howdy Howdy Endurance
Jessie Louise. Al Stone. Hack Broom
Rhymer. Ndio. Verde also
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AQUEDUCT RESULTS

CRyrnels r. % !. i?.l 10 :. mrs, rasi-
nin Il" w M9hnSSwg ar IN, tRisc To- It, TO
Away, ilelcn A'ffin. E i. M@hdi. whin,-
i.yci:.. POOR Joe: Vocabulary. Ecu d'Ariii,cS.
Second racc-two miles square Dealer.
i: sNGn'!@sH e S"I @Fsi
TO s. TO AMI out. third. Time: i:lt
randcan kilwinninc. Aigardi and Nutmeg
Third mile-Cu,n Sab. .i!s ,G.yke).
to ;. 10 I, out: first; Regal Lodge. lis
+ !sa5 S$SD 'h ;sq5 t III, {tsip EsSl,:
Blazonrv. Ecvcler also ram
ro @n5sh la Srt R"binson, f IL
even. =" s., hrs,; Iendrie. I2G ti nappb:
80" ;, TO s; out second: III Mcrdorf; az
i;'5 Recount, tiarnccock and Isan,ry also
Fifth ace-n,iIe--Assume. H. (Ryrnc)
$40 /. 10 ! and to ;. hrst: Gucland. 100
G"x., nj walls, y 10 s even and / 70 3,
third, Tine; las 80. Spark. orestc, Sin
sixth race sin furlonEs-NiCht stick. 10
tRobinsonl, TO ,: to . and = Ia >. rrst :
~ sn@; Us .knapn>. TO TO 5 3
meora to I? m,ra Iimg; Ill IL
Mss SlGrlinr Lavour roor butterfly.
seventh racc-hvc furlongs-Srar Realm
ll5 'EairhrothcrD. Z" 10. 1" ,. to l.
first; Different Eyes; rs ,Amhrosei. 8 TO. /.
iHNe r a to i% L. ihlra Tins
SWING S'Mi, i12ose TapsS;s,ur, Glasgow Major
joyful also ran
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GIANTS CAPTURE TWO
WHILE CUBS DROP CLOSE
CONTEST TO ST. LOUIS
Phillien Displncc Braves In Third Pincc.
Shutting out Home Team
at DOSton.
lBy Associated Press !

NEW YORK. July 3.-New York won
both sections Of double header froii
brooklyn here to-day. winning by
scores of TO and To .. New York
took the first handy. hitting Robert
son. Southern Association recruit.
hard in the pnchcs
In the second game. Pcrritt defeated
Cheney in 4 tight pitchers battle. Only
two hits were made OFF lcrritt and only
twcnty-eight men faced him. New
York scored it's only run i'll the eighth
inning. With one Out Burns singled
and stole second. and reached third
on foung's inticld hit. Doyle battcd
for Rodriguez. and Doolan muffcd his
ny. Burns scoring Olson recovered the
hu in time TO force Young at second.
eNempting Doolan from the error. The
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Philadelphia.
% q u u u . ~ o OF
a. - a - n A.

'Batttd for ASncw in eighth
Tkattcd for Badcr III eighth.
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WILL PLAY FORTY GAMES,
CELEBRATING IN ENGLAND
American Overseas Plan Much Sport.
Proceeds Divided Ectwccp Two
Ncd Cross BOilicS.


LONDON. Tuesday. July 2.-Amcri
can troops will play baseball games in
connection with the celebration OF the
Fourth OF July. which Will he observed
in virtually every city In Great Britain
Games will he played At more than
forty camps in England The receipts
will be divided between the American
and British Red Cross funds. The cclc-
brations ut Liverpool. sheffield ana
other large cities will take elaborate
form and the grand Hcct and all Other
naval bases where there arc American
ships are planning to observe the dag
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NEW YORK. July 3.--The New York
baseball club to-day made its first
move in compliance with General
Crowdcrs work or fight" order. For
the first time in the history of the
Polo Grounds girl ushers were put to
work. The girls wore neat uniforms
of plain blue.
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TURNS DOWN BIG OFFER
Dave Robertson. in Government Scr.
Vice. Refuses S1.500 Tender Made

7
NORFOLK. VA. July S.-Davc
Robertson. star outielder OF the Ma
ional League last year. to-day an
nounced that he had turned down the
ohcr OF $500 from the New York
Giants to play ball for the remainder
OF the season and viii remain In the
government service. He is an agent OF
the department of justice here.
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MUST PROVE STATUS
Louisville Drnft board Calls Hall Play
erE Ip to Show They Are In
Productive work.
/ BY Associated Pres ]

81 LOUISVILLE July 3-Provost- Mar
Crowdcrs work or light
4order was brought sharply 10 the at
stention of the Louisville American AS
5sociation baseball club to-day when
sJoseph Conklng, draft board secretary
sGalIed upon it's memhers who have
registered under the selcctive service
gsct to appear before the board for M,
5fnquiry to determine whether they are
seng5s ed in productive occupations
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Here and There
With "Carlo"

Manager Stinsons Colts viii play
Two games to-day. the first in Peters
burg. 1T 1880. and ;his afternoon in
Richmond. 1T 1870 o'clock. both games
with the Goubcrs. Coming back from
Norfolk flushed with TWO successive
Victories. the Colts louk forward to
putting up another victory exhibition
TO the Richmond fans. There would
probably have been three victories had
not rain prevented the game with
Norfolk on Monday.
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WILL SHOOT TO-DAY
Winners III West t::,I Club Events
Will Donate r"hacco to Men
in Service.

i.'i:es OF smoking and chewing to-
aIcro that VIII be given this after
noon at the shoot of the West End
Gun Club on their grounds at stop
is OH the Westhampton car line, will
he donated by winners TO members OF
the club that arc in the service OF
the country. II was announced ycSter-
day. Out OF membership Of lGo there
are, twenty-five who arc in the army
and navy. The shoot VIII start prompt
ly At = o'clock. Field captains will be:
Archie Anderson. Jr.. John It. Shepherd
and Louis EuS.cr
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Merchants National Take. Game.

Allowing only four hits during tine
game. Patterson FOR the Merchants
National team. won a victory over the
American Nationals in the Bankers
League yesterday afternoon at William
Byrd Park. by Il score OF TO 4. Pat
tcrsons pitching. the base running OF
Mcintyre and Walden. and sensational
catches by rirubhs. Rurncll and Owens
.: apparently Impossible cha nccS. were
features of the game.
The score by innings:
Merchants ..........0 o 022 IL
American ............l o o "a q o.
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BABE RUTH LEAVES S0X TO
PLAY FOR SHIPBUllDERS
Dos,on May Seek Injunction to Prevent
Ills Playing With Another
Team.
IBy Associated Press

PHll.A DEBPHIA. July 3.-Gcorgc
Babe" Ruth. outiielder of the Boston
Red SoX. has Joined the Delaware River
Shiphuilding League, according to
members OF the club.
Ruth, II is said, left the club ycstcr-
day at Washington. II is said the Bos-
ton management will apply for an in
junction TO prevent Ruth playing with
any other team than the Eoston Red
SoX. Boston players express the opin-
ion that Ruth will! rcjoin the team.
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BREAKS NEWS TO M'GRAW
Fred Anderson, Another Of tho Giants
HurlcrS, Deserts to the Steel
League.

NEW YORK. July 3.-Frcd Anderson
another of the Giant hurlers, has lief,
the club 10 follow the footsteps OF Big
Jeff TcSreau in tho steel League. This
fact became known to-day when An
derson failed TO appear at the roio
Grounds for the second day and other
players of the team received word from
The pitcher informing them TO break
the news" TO Manager Mctiraw.
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WHITE S0X BEST TIGERS
10y Associated Press

CHICAGO. July 3. Eddie Collins's
home run in the seventh inning off
Dauss. put Chicago ahead to-day and
the White Son won from Detroit . to
%. chicago took the lead by hi;tiu.:
.opportunely behind bases on balls and
Bush's error end wild pitch. but
Detroit tied the count when Shcllcn-
back weakened. The score:
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The r. T.. Lee nine Of the Athletic
League VIII stage "A contest with the
Highland Springs team AT Highland
Springs this afternoon at O'Clock
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PHILLIES SHUT OUT BRAVES

BOSTON. July $.-Phi!adclphia tool;
the tirst game -! the series from iSos-
ton, . 10 o, to-day. Miserable SUPPORT
accorded Rudolph was responsible for
al but one OF rhiiadciphi as runs
The victory enabled Philadelphia to
ton. The SCORE:
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ST. LOUIS BEsTs CUBS

ST. LOUIS. July 3-St Louis won
from Chicago to-day. . to /. 1t was
since the opening game OF the season.
With the score tied in the eighth
Fisher singled stole second and scored
on Il single by Grimm. The score:
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Though We know not what this
mornings game will bring forth. it
- safe To sly that ii will be hard
fought contest. Petersburg yesterday
shut out the Shipbuildcrs by an over
whe lining score. looks like Il good
game. and il Richmond wins the first.
The second Will be even harder fought.
for the Coolers, undoubtedly. viii
como nNcr luukimg for blood.
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Especial to The rimcspispa,ch.I

NORFOLK. VA. July 3.-Norfoll>
dropped lower i! the race for the
NirEinia League pennant by losing to-
days game to Richmond by the score
OF to o. Despite the score. the game
was slow. and but FOR the occasional
burst OF brilliant fielding 10y the WISH
tors. was uniniercStinS To about 200
spectators
one feature of the game was the
batting OF Manager pcviin. Of the home
team. lie hit safely every time he
M.Ml 10 lMc hAl Who &cOrN.
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Totals .............2S s 81 -
Ran for Merklc In ninth.

Chicago ....... q O q q o.
81. Louis ........ o q q NJ
summary: Runs-McCabc. Hcathcote.
Fisher. Two base hit - lIollocher.
Three base hit-Eillifcr. stolen base
Fisher. Sacrifice hits--Dcnl. Beall
McIicnry Double plays--IScall and
Grimm; Fisher. iiornsby and Grimm.
Left on bases Chicago. =: -. Louis. 4.
First base crrorS-St. Louis. l..
Easc on hails-on Packard. ! Hits
off Packard. in Is innings off
Amc*, none in % inning. Struck out
by Packard. l. by Amos |. Winning
pitcher. Packard.
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COLTS AGAIN VICTORIOUS
SMALL CROWD SEES TARS
SHUT OUT By RICHMOND
coohcrS Adm mister Singing Dcfcnt
to builders I'm Great Swat
ting Exhibition.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
HichmOud. I: Norfolk, ..
Newport News, OF petcrslpurg, II

STANDING or cLu
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Batteries for this afternoons game
were not known last night. the Colt
manager not having made UP his mind
rate the pitching staff is in full trim,
and what does it matter. anyhow, who
works.
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THREE LEADERS BEATEN
ATHLETICS SHUT OUT SOX;
n: ~ NATIONALS BEST YANKS
BoshinEton Only First Division Team
\ to Win-Connie Mack's Men Blank
Leaders Two Straight.
tBy Associated Press. J


4 WASHINGTON, July 3.--WashinEton
.dcfeated New York, TO 3. to-day in
Sthe opening game of the series here
sAll of the Washington runs were scored
of Russell. who was knocked out of
the box in the sixth inning. Ad Brcn-
man, who started his first game in the
american League for Washington. WAS
relieved after the nth by Shaw, who
5hatted in what proved to be the Win
ming run. The score:
So New York.
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Stock: Williams. Herzog. Double play
y L. Smith to Konctchy to Rawlings.
Eett on Observation-Disclosures 2; Boston.
y. flrSt base on crrorS-Philadclphia
I: Boston. |. Bases on balls--on Hogg
z struck out--by Hogg, Z: by Rti-
doiph. 3. Wild pitch-HogS. Passed
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American Association.

Al 81. paul-St. Paul. ); Minneapo-
lis, |.
AZ isvlle-Louisville. SIS: Colum-
bus 40.
At Toledo 3: Indianapolis. ..
Al Observation-Disclosures Kansas
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Totals ..........5l - Il
Ran for Demmitt in eighth
Dated for Evans in ninth.
IRan for Thomas in ninth

tkhN TOT N"Illhs III hlNtn
Score by innings: X.
-. Louis ............ a 90 u IS
Cleveland ...........l q o 90 ~ at.
summary Runs 49, Tobin. MliScl,
II endryX. Gcdcpn, Sothurou, johnson.
Johnston, WambsganSs Two-baS. hits
Roth. Morton. Johnston lIendryN.
T"hin stolen ns---WHmhsGanss C2l.
MaiSci. Sacrifice hitS-chapman Soth-
ORION. pemmtt. Nmnamakcr. : slcr. Sac
riice fly Smith Double piay--H By
To Johnston to Thomas. Left OF bases
- Cleveland. :. 81. Louis y First base
on crror--St. Louis / Bases on balls
off Morton off iin-by. l. Oft So;h-
oron, ). Hits-of Morton. II in b
innings of Bagby, in % innings.
struck out--hy Morton, 1 by Sothoron.
). Mid pitch Morton Losing pitch
cr Norton
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The Board Of Sinking Fund Com
miSsicners. at their meeting Yesterday
bought $aG.60O worth OF Virginia rid .
dleh"rG"r bonds. ole IS. at IS ana
sec worth of Virginia Century bonds
1t 1874.
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GREGG BLANKS BOSTON

IHIlADELPliIA. July 3 - Gregg
hlaukcd BOSTON to-day. allowing only
one hit in the first seven innings.
Philadelphia won. Ia o. its second
str@ight shutout victory. Errors helped
The locals IN scoring their runs The
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REDS LOSE TO PIRATES

Try Associated Press
PITTSBURGH July 3.-Cincinnati
lost to Pittsburgh o-day. s TO >. The
visitors scored all their runs in the
third inning. when Mayer was hit for
three singles. a triple and home run.
ComStock relieved him, and held Gin
cinnaii Snmrnlnss for inn nnNl .INn
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iotaiS ~ IL "a
Batted for Wingo in ninth.
Batted for Schneider I'm ninth.
tBatted for Mayer I'm third.
lBatted for Comstock in eighth.
Score by innings: X.
Cincinnati " q o : q O o o q %
Pittsburgh ~ % o x-S
summary: Runs-Ciroh. l.. Magce.
Koush. Chase. Griffith. Cation t2). Big
bee Cd. Carey, Cutshaw. Mollwitz.
shay Three-base hits-C;roh. Bigbcc.
tutShaw. Home run-Griffith. Sacri-
fec hits. Ncale. Cutshaw. Mollwitz.
Sacrifice nics-Carcy. Cutshaw. Dou-
bic play-Mckechnie and Mollwitz. Left
on bascs-Cincinnati. 4; Pittsburgh. II.
First base Oh errors-PittsburEh |.
Eases on ba!ls-on Schneider &: off
Mayer. ]. iIits-off Schneider, 10 in 3
innings. of Mayer, In 3 innings. of
comstock. in > innings; off Cooper.
in inning. jit by pitcher-by
Schneider ! shaw. struck out--Dy
Schneider >. by Mayer, .: by Comstock.
= by Cooper, , Winning pitcher.
constork
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ST. LOUIS WINS SECOND
my Associates Pros !

81 CLEVELAND. July 3-St Louis won
the second game OF the series from
Cleveland here day. to . Morton
Swes kened in the eighth. the visitors
scoring four runs on four singles a
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international Itcsults.

Jersey City. "a; Buffalo. o.
Syracuse, o: Ringhamton. s.
Baltimore at Rochester, rain.
No others scheduled.
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Ran for Hannah IN seventh.
n Battcd for Miller in seventh.
It rBatted for MoEridGe in ninth.
tBatted for brennan in NTH.
Score 10y innings: X
New York ... o q i o / 0-,-3
Washington - q q . o o x-4
Summary: Runs - Baker. Hannah
Walters. Shanks, Judge, Lavan, Nor
gan. Two-haSe hitS-Milicr. Baker.
Morgan. Caldwell. Thrcebasc hit
Judge. Sacrifice hits - peckin paugh
Russell. Double play Foster to Nor
( gan to Judge. Left on bascs-Ncw
York, s: Washington. 5. First base on
scrrors-W Washington / Bases on balls
--of Russell. ] of shaw. ,. Hits-off
Brennan. In innings; off Shaw. ? in
4 innings; of Russell. 10 in = % in
ninEs: off MorGidGc. none in Is in
gnines. Struck "ui--by Russell 5 hy
Shaw. s; by MocridEc. Wild pitches
Russell Winning pitcher. Shaw; los
Ing pitcher. Russell
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T'otal Is
Total

summary: Runs-Johnston 90. Oh.
son. Robertson. Burns. Young. Fletcher.
Carly Two base hits Robertson. Me
Carly. Wilhoit. SickinE Three base
hit-Dauhcrt. Stolen baSe-Holkc Sac
rihcc hy-Olson. Left on bas .8-Nrw
York. 5: Brooklyn. I. Bases on balls -
off Robertson 4 Struck out--hy Dem.
arcc, 4. 10y Robertson. 4.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
New York. Q: Brooklyn. first Eame).
New York. |; Brooklyn. (scconh gume).
Philadelphia. >; BOSTON. o.
Pittsburgh. 4: Cincinnati. D.
ST. Ioui.,. .: Chicago, l.
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innings. Cooper finished the game for
the home team. Pittsburgh Won the
game In tho eighth by scoring four
runs Oh two hits, two walks. a hit
batsman and an error. The score:
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fBattcd for Benz in eighth
Score by innings: IL
4 Detroit Authenticated nOlOO2 "a
sChicago . lO2ON"l "a
summary: Runs 49, Bush. r. Jones
l.obb. Heilmnn, Murphy Lcihold.
#Collins, Gaudi!, Weaver 60. McMulliu
5S"halk CD. Two-basc hi;s-Ncach
Yer, r. Jones. Three-h&sc hit
III Xix. Home rum. Collins. stolen
seases-BuSh. Cobb. Weaver. Sacrifice
Thits--E Collins, McMullin 90. Shcllcu-
shack. Sacrifice -Iicilman. C;andil
8ANeach. Left on bases--Chicag L:
Detroit. 13. First base on errors
TChlcago. Detroit. l. Bases on balls
--of Shellcnback. 6. OF BAILEY. = of
Dauss: ]. Hi,s--off AShcllc Gback II in
1-3 innings: off .-A;e 50 . in % in
Bailey. 3 in innings: of Dauss in
- Innings. Hit by pitchcr-by Dauss
=, fWeaver) Struck out-by Shellen-
back. by BAILEY .: by Danforth. J..
.lienZ: losing nLiNher. DAMss.
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...>. or liiE ClEns,

GAMES TODAY.
1.-TWO Games Ench.l
BROOKLYN mt New York.
Chicago ut 81. Louis.
Phin pltia ut Boston.
Cincinnati at Pitt SburGil
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double and two sacrifice hits. COM
bined with Thomas's error OF an easy
foul hy. The score:
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7Hattcd for Badcr III eighth
score by innings. T..
Boston ..........Oo 100000 o %
III. ladelphia ..,..... o > q , OF %
summary: Runs--Kopp 90. Walker
~ Gardner. Perkins. Two-base hit
perkins. Home run-Walkcr Sacri-
flee nit Burns. Sacrifice hy-Gardner.
Double play-Scott 10 Wagner 10 Me
lnniS. Left on bases BOSTON, /; Phila-
delphia 6. firs, base on errors
philadelphia. >. Bases on balls-on
Badcr. 5; OF MolyncuN, ]; OFF Gregg.
! HitS-on l}2der. > IN innings:
on MOlyncuX. in | inning. Struck
out-by Hadcr. 3. by Gregg, l. Los
ing pitcher. B"dcr
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BROOKLYN ...... o o Q q q q q %
summary; Run - Burns Two base
hts Wheat, Burns. Stolen bases
Holke. Burns. Sacrifice hii-Perritt.
Left on hases-Ncw York. b. Brook
Ign. /. First base on errors-Now
York. l. Eases IN balls off cheney. /.
Hit by pitcner-by Cheney. tFletch-
err. Struck out--by erritt. T. Wild
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srANulNu Or ruE CLUus.

GAMES TODAY.
1.-TWO Games Each.)
Boston nj philadelphia
~. Louis at Cleveland.
Detroit mt Chicago.
New York mt Washing ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-04
How They Stand To-Day
AMERICAN LEAGUE

YES-EED,Y'S RESULTS.
WASHINGTON. /: New York. 3.
Philadelphia. q: Boston. y.
Chicago. .: Detroit. =.
(leNeli nj, =; ST. Louis, q.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1918-07-02
Remedies for the EAraehe.

For an earache. dry heat Is the SAT-
est remedy. Never should the mother
drop oil or anything else into the ear
without being especially ordered to do
80 by a doctor. A small hot-water bag
with a flannel cover. a kid glove-fnger
filed with salt and then heated In the
oven. or. simply. a flannel made very
hot and covered by another n to hold
In the heat. may be placed over the
baby's ear to relieve the pain. II this
does not seem enough, then a small
rubber ear-syringe may be filled with
hot water: and while the lobe Of the
ear is gently held downward and back
ward the mother should use the
syringe carefully. then apply the hot
flannel after drying out the ear. When
pus has formed, or IL this simple treat
ment does not relieve the acute pain,
a doctor should be asked to examine
the ear. Possibly the drum membrane
may need to be opened. Hot boric
acid solution or some other disinfect-
ant will be needed to syringe the
ear II pus Is present.-Marianna
Wheeler, In the Peoples Home Jour
nal.