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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-26
NEARLY 500 BEGINNERS AT
TRAPSHOOTING SCHOOL
Americans First Institution for IL
strurtton "f Shooting Turning
Ou; Graduates Daily.

The trapshootInS school on the MIL
ION Dollar Pier. Atlantis City, " j..
"'o.' ia!r to be more popular than ever
this season
The school began it's third year on
M Mr. so, and in the nrst ave weeks
.o,!tO targets We're thrown over the
M"'efS OF the Atlantic ocean for the
piasure OF ~ enthusiasts.
That the learn 10 shoot idea ia
spreading is proven by the great num-
Ger OF beginners who are being in
structed. There is absolutely no charge
LOT tn!s instruction. and every atten-
non Is given to those who desire to
learn the proper method OF shooting.
holding. sighting. position. etc.
or the 727 who shot over the trans
during the first five weeks l95 we're he.
slnners. OF this number SIS were. men
ana ie' were members of the fair SEX
-" We're men and seven we're Fair
Dianas.
Targets to the number of 1926 were
thrown the hrSt week the school was
under why--whirh Is Il greater number
than were trapped in any one OF me
following four weeks
SILVER spoons are being awarded no
IN past years fer the highest scores of
the week at twenty-five targets-for
veterans. beginners. women and boys
ana handtrap Is offered to the be-
simmer who makes the best score on
fifty targets
High score spoon winners thus far
are =. T. Noelker. South Orange. n. j.;
FRED Plum. Atlantic City. ~ T.; +. s.
potheld. Baltimore. Md. ]. NJ. Stude-
baker. South Bend. Ind. II. J, Ponder
CAST. Phoenix y. Y
Beginners who wera spoon winners
are H. 5. Baird. South Orange. X. j.:
EoheT, Kuhn. Atlantic City. n. j.; l..
RI Bi!com. Bath, y Y. Major j. NJ.
Speer. MeadTille, Ia: {. G. Reatty,
Toronto Canada
ladies' who were spoon winners are:
Miss r., O. Smith. Pittsburgh. pa:
Mrs, +, II. billiard. New York; Miss
Mildred kern. Brooklyn. X y. Miss
gladys Ballard, New YORK. Miss Pris-
CHA. Pittsheld. Mass
Hand trap winners are Charles F..
Hammond. Detroit, Mich Captain C.
Hammond. Detroit. Mich; Captain c.
Burswin, Camp Meade aid; w. F..
Davis. Woodbury.. y j; @. Wolf.
omaha. Neh. Master Hammond Is thir-
teen years OF age.
VILLAIN Carroll, eleven years old. OF
Washington. broke twenty-one OF
twenty-five targets on two occasions,
which is the best shooting that has
been done by Juvenile on the pLcfs
this season
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SPEAKER DROPS TO SEVENTH
PLACE IN 4. l.. BATTING RACE
Babe Ruth, Although stu in Hospital.
Is Technically american League
Leader.
IDy Associated Prcss.l

CHICAGO, May 25.--Although forced
out OF the game because Of illness,
st!n cl!n&s to the batting leadership
of the American League with an aver
age of .4oI. according 10 averages re-
leased to-day.
iris Speaker. Of Cleveland. who was
pressing Ruth week ago, foil into
seventh plaee; giving the runner-up
s. Louis held on to the leadership
in team batting with Az average OF
.2i,. md Chicago in team fielding with
go, The averages include games of
Wednesday.
J. Smith, the Boston third haseman.
IS the real leader in the. National
thirty. games. although larry Doyle.
the New York. veteran. tops the list
WITH 80. Doyle. however. who is re-
covering from an operation. has only
played in fifteen games. In ms last
seven games Smith collected ten hits.
- George L.arns. OF New York who is
theits TO his credit. Doyle, Of New
York W!cklard, OF Boston. and Luz
derus. Of Philadelphia, are tied for
nome run honors with two apiece. New
ivTk Is tcadlng IN team batting and
respectively.
Flasstead, of Chattanooga, continues
to show the way TO the batters of the
Southern Association averages includ
ins games of Tuesday giving him a
l;h!k % S9l. In thirty games Flag
-. .teS P''ei lpI'S -ti3nt hitS for
slNtS-hNe bases. Ills record includes
iour doubles. two triples and three
nome runs. Fisher. Of Little Rock,
ana Rraichi OF Memphis. also have
ii"a|e three homers. Moran. of Little
kock Is leading the base stealers with
eleven. Leading hdtterS VINO havo
ptaEed IN moro than half OF their
Fiags;ead, Chattanoosa. .ao1: Distcl
Lille nt hocN :S1i' Paddock. Chatta-
hnosa. 353. Compton. New Orleans
G,"St; Walker. :!obile. 533 Leach
minSham. .SlT: Baker. %aShyiiie 2i..
E;niin. New Orleans, sos. Bues Mobile.
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GRlOIR0N SCHEDULE FOR
NEXT SEASON ANNOUNCED
william and Mary Gives Out Duties for
Football Events OF Com
Ing Fall.

The Athletic Association Of William
and Mary College has framed UP the
calendar. which was announced yes
terday, starts off ambitiously. V NJ l.
being the first opponents on the iist
but only, two games are slated 20 r.
played before the Eastern Virginia
chnmpionship proceedings.
The first grid match is with the
Sn:ders; AT Williamsburg, and the last
Win the Hampdcn- Sidney Tigers. ri;
Norfolk. on Thanksgiving Dav
William and Mary promises 10 have
a likely bunch of Eridders in spite
OF war conditions II seems certa!n
that Warren, the end who smearcd so
many Of the Spider END runs last scI-
son. will be back on the field with
us customary go Little "Toad"
thurman Who ran Mac Pitt close
second as quarter back. will be missed
from the squad. but several applicants
Tor the position Will crop up next
year.
Following is. the schedule
'3c,oher SnV; NJ H. at Lexington.
,eg@. 's at Lync MhbNIrs'H'a Christian Col
October la-Richmond College. at
Williamsburg championship.
October o6-Ra ndoiph- Macon College
nj Ashland championship
November . Hampdan-S Sidney. AT
i!lia burg tchrmnionship).
November 9-Richmond college al
Richmond championship.
November 16-Randolpn- Macon 4.
W williamsburg championship.
November 23-Hampden- SIDNEY AT
NCrfolk championship.
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JAMAICA RESULTS

FiIst taee-atr ,.ar;onss-He VIII. Ii; tMe-
= .hanssn} i5,o !. 10 J. > TO !. second !:
,hiii Tim IL -: l-anEden: Counsel.
;':yston Lynn, Harry iiuTEo!ine ani J. j
Second race-m!Ie and .sIa,een,h-Eyclld q.
,NcGray'b : 10 J, TO 3. out. won. Buis
r.. !ATn.tnIIl g. t" 10 5. out. second. .
out ,h!Ed Tine. ~. :;ycano"r also ia n
tTroxi,er,. =" ! l.. I" 5. won. Start
second Geosse sta. i!s spaF.inEton'. to ,,
iiosan Whiirss, i!ish Noon, Gloomy Gus
Chief Tally. Jock Scot and Bsyoerry Candle
also ran
Fourth race-rn;le and turlons-spu-. i.a
tSchu,tincc!I, 10 ). 10 s. out. won: Cud-
E.l. - tlykel. TO :. TO :. oYt. second
F!i'teT'oid l6a tBa,o; % 10 ]. 20 /.
10 J. thrc Time. l:52 s-5 Ticket and
BcEGaG- also
Fifth race six turlonEs- Flags. lo3
ikowan). to 30 out. out. won. Empress
100 'SChu.f'rE"r, to |. II 10 :. } TO 5,
seconi: Mat!HeG iici rs tKmnm>rp. 9 to /.
. 20 J. 10 =. Third. Tine. l.l2 SIS. jacques
An Rout and Magnetic also ran.
sixth racc-hve furionES- Eariocksr. lI2
tRowa1i, TO 5. To {. out. won Marrrite
IN. tMidEleyl. u 10 !. TO !. to :, second:
BalustEsdc. IL tkiCel 10 to :. To |. 10 s
third. Time. l:nl rs Retreat. Sy-arya
Galstz sgd cu Chossiaoe also ran.
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10 3
west End Gicnus.

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PRINCETON is VICTOR
IN TRIANGULAR MEET
Wins Over Harvard and Yal-Richurd
Cleveland Wins
ShOt-Put.
tBy Associated Prcss.J

NEW HAVEN. CONN Nav os-Prtnc.,o,
came through victor in tho Triangular track
meet today between Harvard. Princeton
finished second with Il % and Harvard
third. with II points. Princeton took
comm andinE lead by capturine all places
In the high and low hurdles. and although
events and broke even In the Others tho
Blue wac unable 10 overcome this lead.
Princeton took seven firstS. Yale five and
Harvard one. Richard Cleveland. OF Prince
ton. son OF the late President Cleveland.
wor the shot-rut with 50 feet IA Inches
E. b. Fisher. OF Yale. won the mile run M
I minutes So as seconds
This was tho nrst time that the three
institutions had met In a triangular meet
The arrcnEemcnt was due to conditions
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AMATEURS OUT IN FORCE;
PLAY FINE BRAND OF BALL
Alco-Old Virginia Contest Proved Great
Pitchers Battie-Dattle Axe
itoutE .tsbu-S.

The Alco-Old Virginia contest of
yesterday unlooscd pitchers battle
of the most highly developed variety
between Tiichcrs Shelton. for Alec.
and Blanton, for the Old N!rg!nias.
OF the Nirg!niaS.
Luck was with B!anton. Up TO the
eighth Shelton pitched 4 Wonderful
brand OF ball. but poor support let in
Ave tallics. Two errors and Johnson :
timely thrce-hagSer put an end to the
hopes OF the Alcos for another win.
The AlcoS have alibi. Joe Boch-
ling is out OF town. Mac Pitt Is one
Of the St.nSonmen. and Knight and
Ryiand. former Spider stars. have left
:or home. 1t IS hoped by the manager
of the nine. however. that the two uni
v"rsity boys. Dick l<uyll and ELL Petit
way, who were offered contracts two
weeks ago by Clarke Griffith. will he
on the lineup by Saturday The score:
Old
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ST. LOUIS FINALLY LOSES
tRy Associated P.ess.l

PEILADELPHIA, May Goa I'd :
ner's HITS mo + Louis errors in hand
ling them scored ali of philadelphia S
runs to-day his double in the eighth
driving in Wa -ker with the winning
r'!a, Burns scoring on Austins mun Of
the throw in. The Athletics won 10
,. breaking ST. Louis streak OF six
straight ST. Louis oponcd the game
Win TWO safe hunts and Demmitt's sin
sic scored Tobin. Singles By Walker
Burns ana Gardner tied the score in
the fourth. \ helder's choice by
DuEan In the NTH put the visitors
ahead. but in the sixth. philadclphia
tied the score on Tobin's tumble Of
Gardner = single which allowed Walker
to tally from mrs, ba Sc The score:
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YANKEES BEST INDIANS

NEW YORK. May o5-Love's fine
pitching enabled New York to defeat
CteNeiand to-day in the second game
o! IN" series. to l. He did not per-
NIT a hi, until the sixth inning, when
WITH Nv" out. Z. j. Miller tripled and
!. oFed on an error by Pratt The
aNkees hit Bagby hard, but he was
STEADY in the pinChcs. The locals
sS"rcd two runs on thirteen hits. Love
scored both runs after hitting a single
ana 4 double. The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-26
CUBS DEFEAT GIANTS
IN UPHILL CONTEST
Chicago Drives Two OF League
Leaders Pitchers From Box
by Heavy Hitting.
ST. LOUIS DOWNS BROOKLYN
George Smith, Reds Recent AcquisI-
ton From Giants, Instrumental in
Administering Shut-Out Defeat TO
Visitors From Philadelphia.
IBy Associated prcas. I

CHICAGO. May 25.--Cn'cago defeated
New York. to 4. To-Day In one of
me most exciting games PLAYED on the
North Side this season. The locals
played an uphill game behind Tyler.
and by punching hits managed TO drive
two pitchers off the mound. and over
come lead which they had handed TO
The visitors through crratic fielding by
two out tied the count in the third
Deals triple put the locals ahead.
Tyler frightened up after that and the
visitors were unable to score.
Jess Barnes. who opened for the v!si-
tors, and who left tonight for his
forced TO retire in the first Inning
Demaree did not fare much better
The score:
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RENEDICT|HE DEFEATED
BY FORK UNION TEAM
Local Organization Is Thereby Elim-
mated From Champion
ship Race.
SCORE STANDS 8 to 3 AT END
CAME Close to Eighth Inning, When
Fork Union Staged Sensational
Batting Drive Which Melted Six
Runs Before Lct-Jp Came.
SCORE STANDS 8 to 3 AT END
Special to The Times-Dispatch. ]

BREMo. VA. May 25.-The Fork
Union ball team outc!assed Benedic-
tine College here today. winning by
the overwhelming score of to ;. Ely
losin; this game the Richmond team
was eliminated from the championship
race
The game was close and exciting up
TO the eighth inning. when the locals
staged sensational batting rally. net
ting six runs
Features for Fork Union was the
pitching of IL. Snead and the batting
of Riley and Gentry
Captain Dreamer. OF Eenedictine.
played a fine game. Batteries: Fork
Union. Hobsom. Sncad and Baltimore:
Benedictire, wood and Wolsjefer. TIM
pire. Henry Thomas
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Crack FLY Tx Sensation,

LOUISVILLE. KY. May 25.-Viva
America. c. T. Worthington's crack
hlly ridden by Warrington. to-day
earned the title champion lilly of the
West when she scored an easy victory
in the forty-fourth running Of the his
toric Kentucky Oaks at one mile and
a sixteenth. The race was the feature
of the days card.
The winner led the field from tho
start and went under the wire fve
lengths ahead OF her closest competitor,
Fern Handley
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STAND UP FOR LAW
Boston Police Refuse to Permit Viola-
ton Even Under Guisc of
BcncvOiencc.
TBy Assoclat ted Press. 1

BOSTON. May 25.-The Red Cross
sunday game betwcenrthe Red Sox and
champion White SoX here has been
called off because of police objections.
Police Commissioner O'Mera declared
trary Ito Massachusetts SUNDAY law
even II the city and State officials had
sanctioned the contest. The receipts
OF Mondays game will be given to
tho Red Cross. S,a - ! 80 Y =,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-26

Inst weeks ntnndinES. No re-
port OF game received scs,erday.
WHERE THEY PLAY SATURDAY.
Commercial League, section ca
ArfntorS and .tIcoS, mt BYRD Park.
Diamond No. I; Randolph and Old
irginias. NJ BYRD Park, Diamond
No. 4.
Commercial League. section "D"-
Silent Athletic Club aud Battle IKE,
nt BYRD PARK. Diamond No. 3; Stoc;S-
ton street and !Asbury, Sou:hSide.
Athletic LenGue-TredeE and
Code, at Clark Springs; Barton
Heights anu u. l.. Lees, ut byrd
Pnrk. Diamond No. =, WOodaIl az
Quarlcs and West End Glcnus,' at
lakewood.
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Standing Of Amateur Clubs
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Srtffan "a

Game yesterday postponed.
Section "B."
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KAVANAGH WINS. GAME

ST. LOUIS, May 25.-Marty kava-
land of the American League, PLAYING
his first game in right held for ST
Louis to-day. singled III the ninth in
ming. scoring Cruise who had tripied
with the run that beat Brooklyn. Z
TO 8 The score:
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STOCKTON STREET SCORES
TIIKEE.-TO-TNS'O VICTORY

stockton Street scored 3 10 vic
Tory over the silent Athletic Club yes
terday afternoon by rallvinc in me
ninth inning and scoring one run.
stockton Street euthit their opponents
TWO TO one. but despite this fat they
III Jones led in the hitting for The
winners. by getting three hits out OF
Tour trips to the plate.
The score.
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tBaticd for Shaw in ninth.
Scar, i,y iu1irys
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ATHLETIC LEAGUE
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womJbcrry Closes scn,o,.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
ORANGE. VA. MAY 25-Woodberrv
cCit0,ssu ne, season to-day, defeating the
Gilman County School to . Wood :
merry made her FIRST run AS the result
or base on balls. a balk, a stolen
oase ana passed ball. Gilman tailed
t"ice IN the fourth on two bases on
baliS. hit and an error In the
eighth. Cnsworth doubled. bringing i'm
Two runs and putting Woodbury. in
Wild was effective
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College BnacbnIi.

At Terre Haute. Ind indiana. 4;
Rose Polytechnic. 5.
At Madison-lllnois. l3: Wisconsin.
q.
At Observation-Disclosures l6; Har-
ward. o.
At Annapolis-Navy .: Ganaudet. 5
At New Haven-Yale. .; Pcnnsylva :
MIA 0.
At amhridge-Princeton freshman,
6. Harvard freshman. -
At Hanover. ~ H.-Dartmouth 4:
Amherst. /.
At West Point-Arny. 1: Fordham. o.
AT Waterville. Maine-Colby. II;
Bates. O.
At williamstown Mass.-williams. 5:
WESLEYAN. 4.
At Rowdoin. Maine-St Anselm. II.
Bowdoin. q.
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CLOSE ROWING CONTEST
Princeton Defeats Cornell nv Half Length
on Lake Car
ncCic
lnv Assoc,atedHressl

PRINCETON n J. Nav 25-The Prince
ION eicht-oarcd shell crow defeated Cornell
on Lake Carnegiv to-day 10y less than one.
half length The time for the mile and
Fercr-ciEhths was minutes. 81 seconds
Cornell won tho freshman race by three
lengths IN 10 minutes seconds
The Harvard freshman crew defeated the
ya'o freshmen br length and half in
their annual regatta here TODAY.
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RED sOx TAKE TWO STRAIGHT
[Rv Assoclated rress. /

BOSTON, May 25.-in the first extra
inning game played here in the Amer
lean League this season. Boston to-day
Cages in the last of the tenth. 3 to 2.
by Shean's long safety over Leibold's
head. scoring Schang. who had dou-
BLEED. PLAYS by Whiteman. Felsch and
(Continued on Second Page.) = =,
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IN PITCHING CONTEST
TIGERS DOWN SENATORS
Detroit Scores Ono Run. While
Washington Fails to Mako
Single Marker.
YANKEES WIN OVER INDIANS
Red Sox Takc Second Victory From
Worlds Champions-St. Louis
Loses to Attlctics-ClOsc Scores
Feature OF Every Diamond Event.

WASHINGTON. May 25.-DetroIt de-
fcatcd Washington to-day. TO o. in
Il pitchers battle between Shaw and
Danss- The former allowed but thrc.
singles. and only twenty-uine men
faced him. Heilman's single n has.
or balls and STANCES sacritice ny gave
;re VISITORS their run. The score:
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REDS SHUT OUT PHlLLIEs
LEY Associ,t.d P-nrsl

S!SGGNNATl. May 25.---George Smith
Iecentiy secured by Cincinnati from thc
New York club. pitched crca, LII "a, re
gay and Philadelphia WAS shut OUT in
INC second game OF the series Ocsch
81 Vas MI rather hard in two innings
Sineinnati played crrorlcss ball. q.
t Work OF Lee MaGec and Blackhurnc he.
1hiTd base in the fourth inning Crif
nth had his hand spiked by Stock ana
seHe3al stitches were taken IN ~ 49,.
your days. The score: ~
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GATED for pemarce -; 80 tt,..,

eoatted ;or -uscy IN ninth.
Score b. innings y
New York 2 ononodni
Chicago " o03 All nn.1
summary: Runs-Young, kauf, az
isurns. Flack. Mann. go. Mernie, Pas
ne.L IXier Two-base hi,s-Kaur.
h;t-peal Stolen bascs-Eolhe. Mann.
NetEie Sacrifice hit - Zimmerman
Dounie plays-Tyler 10 Merkle. Kauff
Left on bases-New York. O. c-hic,.:.,
O.; Fl9st base on "rrors-Eew YORK .
! on ealls--off Barnes. /; Off Tyler.
a. OF Causty. Nits-or Barnes ]
innings. of Causey, in innings. on
yer. - In innings. Hi, BY PITCHER
Causc%, tFlack and MerkieJ
Srtuck out-by Tyler. >. by Caus.v. ,
via pltch-Causey. Losing pitcher
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How They Stand To-Day
American League
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Detroit. IL. Washington. o.
PhiladeipiihI. a. 81. Louis. :.
l>"stUn. IS: Chicago. g
New York -: tek t.fLi nd L.

sIANDI+H ot IIiE c.
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Phila delphia.
LAS 81
Eat,cd for Hale in ninth.

ia ii"d Tor Gerber III ninth
Ia ied for LoWderNli!k In ninth
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Ynle Defcut, p,nn.yI,,.,,,,

NEW HAVEN. May 25.-Yale de-
teated PENNSYLVANIA here. to o. to-
day: Talcott pitched alright ball and
win some hnc support was able TO
secure the honors over Bernhardt for
pennsylvania. who also pitched n good
game during the first five innings
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Miller Left on bases-Brooklyn. IL:
-. Louis. ~. First base on errors
3iook!yn !. ST. Louis, =. Bases on
ba!!s-oii Grimes. ). CT Cheney =; oil
.hay. Hits-cr Grimes, d in ill.,
!.hSs; OF Cheney, IN % innings
OH Meadows, III l-3 inniug; or HIay,
u Ia 70 innInss. Struck ou,-uv
crimes. .. b! Cheney, /: by May, g.
W lnninS pitcher. Ma:. losing pitcher.
d. Gc!.ry
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"oIDE pHFEATS GLENSs
FLA WING EHEORIESs n,,,

defeat of last saturday ard ' III, ~. ~"
e ,h ball behind Gentry. dnfe2 i,r>
sshe vest End Glenns by a score Of
= The infeid work OF Cosby. si,,r,
iat"Tson anh NcAiI'ster warn ~
outstanding features OF the contes,
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Cleveland .....Oo u n I q n 81
New York .OOl q y n n -.
Summary: Runs-E. j. Miller. Love
60. Two base hits--Love. Gilhoolcy.
+. Miller Wood Thrce-base hit-E
J. Miller. Stolen base Chapman.
Double plays-Pratt. Pecknpaugh and
Pipp; WambsEanss. Chapman and Il.
!. Miller, Left on bases-New York.
s; Cleveland. G. Bases on halls--oef
Love. 4; off Bagby. I. Struck out
by Love, 3; by BE gby. /.
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summary. Three-base hits-JonnSon
Sacrifice hits - Tucker. W O d a r d
stolen scs-Bealc. Lowrey. Kuyk.
Woodward Double nlays-Monroe to
Deal. 10 Tucker Eases on balls
by Elanton. ): by Shelton. 3. I2aiters
hit-Lowry. Struck out--by Phantom
II: by shelton. 2. Passed ball-Nuyl
Cmpire-EdwardS
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'Batted for Adams in seventh.
fBated for OeSchger in eighth.
Cincinnati

Summary: Runs-Rousch Chase
Wingo. Two-base hits-Rousch. FIJI
gerald. Oeschger. Thrce-base hit
WinSo. Stolen base-Cnase Double
play-Stock to Luderus. Left on bases
philadelphia. 5; Cincinnati. s. First
base on errors. CincinnaIi-i Bases
on bails-OeschEer, /. Hits-on Oesch-
ger, Z In . innings: OF Davis in ,
innings. Struck out-by Smith, .; by
Oeschger. 8. Losing pitcher-Oesch.
ger.
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tEatied for Lowdermilk in ninth.
Score by innings: r
81. Louis looo10oooE2
Philadelphia nnuI 0l0o.-
summary: Ruas-Tobin. Nunamaker
Gardner. stolen base-Demmitt. Sac
rihcc hits-Sisler. Perry. Double play
-Demmitt TO Nunamaker TO Sisier
Lett on baSes-St. Louis, 4: Philadel-
phia. {. First base on error-St
Louis, !. Bases on balls-off Lowder-
milk. 3: off Perry. l. Struck out-by
Lowdermilk. !: by Perry 2
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\, summary: Double plays-Thonias to
pp sr TO 0Brien; Lacy TO Irving TO
Tome r,nn-Jennings Stolen bosns
Hap,cr. Lacy. Is Jones. Bosher Eases
on on ma llS-off Allen. /: off Thomas.
1,,tH--oH Thomas. in 6 inninrs off
aiaylor, in 3 innings: of; Al,nn On ~
innings. Hit by pitched ba il-N,
7 Tnar, Struck .out-,by Allen. :: by
rr n,h >; by Taylor. 1. None out IN
Umpire Kidd. Scorer. Taylor Gu
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international Learna

At Embellishments. o; Buffalo. .
(first Same).
At Hufalo-Newark. .: Buffalo. 6
tsecond game).
AT Rochester-Baltimore. 3; Roches-
ter, 8.
At syracuse-Bnshamton. 2: SYRIA
Jersey City at Toronto tpostpones;
rain). -
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score by innings: r
Deiroii ........ ....oI ooooooo-l
" as l!NStOli .......... u o y 90
Summary Run-Heilman. Stolen
bases --GtiIDlan. Shotton Sacrifice
h!is-M ilan. Judge. Ainsnith. Sacrifice
uy--Siauag- Double piays-Shanks
Ainsn.th 20 Foster; Morgan to Lavan
20 Judge LeGt on bases-Detroit. l:
Washington g. First base on errors
s..!nz,on. J.. Bases on halis-off
shaw. :. off Dauss. J. Struck out
by DauSs :. by Shaw. :.
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National League

Yesterdays RESULTS.
81. Louis, a; brooklyn. 6.
SincinnLtl. s.; Phiin.cipiia, u.
Chicago, New York. !.
IittsburIh- boston (uct YrountIs)
SIA.NDlNU Or IiIr setl,,S