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JAMAICA RESULTS

First race--hve furlonss-wise Joan. Io7
ISchuttinEcrl. 10 to ). even, ! ia :. first
War Zonc. i0I tEnsor!. to !, to S, / 10
.. second Esluimau. l0J tMerglerI to /
to s.. TO 4. third. Time. col As. Me
second .race.miie and seventy yards
iiarwood H.. ioI tMerElcrl, To 1. : 20 s.
80 to ! ana ? t. 2? second rorchbcarer; lilo
Time. 1916 Is. ncckmatc. King Neptune
Firing Lin" and Star Finch also ran
Third racc---six furlongs-Dr. johnson 10
Coat lo2 tSchu,tnger). IS to 5. i to 5. !
TO second: ODonoCan. 100 tMerElcr), 10
q l. > to |. 10 :; third. Time. 1914 s.
Sharpshootcr. Sir Hello. Trophy. Woodtrap
and Miss Iiryn also ran.
Fourth race--ine and siXtecnth--Jacl
out first: Recount, lo7 tschuttinger). 10
iB9rnf,; IS to !; toi 8 TO ?; third: Time.
sab bolster add chief ially a also eG ran cum
Firth ia &C mile and seventy yards-Royce
Roofs. H. G.ykcl. I3 10 10. i to and i IN
:. FIRST: Woodviolet. l02 (Schuttingerj 10
J.. to |. to 5. second: African Arrow OF
aCailahan). 10 to J.. to l, > to l. third.
Time. l:ts "-5. First Troop. Biazonrv.
!runcs Currency, Anna j.. Kewpie O'NciI'
Roxboro H.. Magnetic and sun Gold also
$500
sixth rsce-aye .furlons. american Ace.
Realm. lis tFairbrotherJ. ii 10 S. 10 G s +
to I. second; Bright Lights lI5 IEore) 40
to ]. to !: To |. third. Timo. :02 T. j.
and Sylvan also ran
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JACK HARE, JR., WINS
RUM Away with Southampton IIandi-
cIp-Rccount Only Real
Contender.

JAMAICA. y. y. .Iune 22.-Coloncl
w. T.. Applegate's Jack Hare. Jr.. son
of Marathon and winner of one di wi
sion Of the prcakneSS. ran away with
the Southampton handicap here this
afternoon. winning by q length. Re-
count. the only real contender. was
second. Matinee Idol finished fifteen
lengths back in third place, heading
the rest of the feid by about six
lengths, Jack Hare. Jr.. was A 4-to-5
favorite and carried the top weight
The race was between the favorite and
Recount almost all the way. Going
down the back stretch. his rival moved
up until Jack Hare was only I, head in
the lead. but he could get no closer
Rounding the turn. thewinncr let out
burst OF speed. opening gap which
he mainta.ncd all the MAN homc.
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MAY DRAFT AMATEURS
TO FILL UP RANKS
Secretary HcydIcr Announces National
Tongue VIII Finisli tic

ny Associated Press. !

NEW YORK, June 22.-That the Ma
ti"nal League would complete the pres
ent seasons playing schedule. even
though ii became necessary to draf;
amateurs to fill the depleted ranks of
the various clubs, was the assertion
made to-day by Secretary John A
ieEdler; speaking officially for the
senior baseball organization OF the
country. Secretary Heydlcr stated
draft the owners We're IL unit in the
opinion that there was no reason for
schedule
The uncertainty prevailing at the
present. regarding the effect or the es-
Sential work or fight" regulations in
IT'S Application TO baseball players, is.
however. disturbing influence upon
the organization. This uucertainty is
causing unrest among the many play-
erS between the ages Of twenty one
ana thirty-onc, with the result that
Ihey are seeking essential war work OF
their own initiative. which action might
he unnecessary under the final ruling.
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CHEVROLET WINS DERBY
Takes 100 Mile Chicago Event in 1870
With Ralph Munford
second.

Chicago. June 22.--Louis Chevrolet
to-day driving an aluminium Frontc-
-. won the fourth annual derby at
~ cago Speedway, going the 100 miles
IL 5o29;;G seconds. or an average of
1919 miles an hour. 4 crowd of 40
600 witnessed the event. Ralph Mum
ford was. second, Ira Vail third. Dan
Hickey fourth, and Bareny Oldheld
NTH.
The 10-mile Chicago handicap was
won by Dario Resta. Chevrolet fin
ished second. oldheld third and Alley
fourth.
The performance Of the favoritcs--
nario Resta' Ralph de Palma and ar
thur Duray. the European champion
here on = leave from the French army.
were disappointing. Resta gave up
the race in the fortieth mile. after
being driven into the pits three times
by a balEy engine. He was forty-two
miles behind the leaders, when he
wheeled off the track. Dc Palma lost
eight miles as result of motor trou-
bic tls and ;, finished seishx Du:ay was so
wait TO see him finish.
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BUILDERS COP BOTH

special to The Times Dispatch.l
=, NORFOLK. VA. June 22.-Newnor,
no. gay, each by margin OF one ruin
Ihe Shipbuilders outplayed the local.
WHO were badly handicapped by having
10 put two pitchers in the field
ana had lame man playing short
inmlin. the visitors star pitcher. ont
heidcr. and hitter was the hero Of
Doth games. He pitched his club TO
v,ictory IN the first game and batted
.neIn J." victory in the second. lie also
went IN the box in the eleventh in
ming OF the second game and held the
lars ScoreleSS. Out of nine times nm
Iomlin secured seven hits and he drove
IN TWO OF the three runs scored bv his
team in the second game
Norfolk tried Madden. a pitcher from
the Washington American League, i'm
the second game. He pitched winnin"
ball. but go, miserable support.
First Game.
:, score by innings: II. II f.
Norfolk o o O 0 0 q | 81 :
Newport News. % 3Oo000I-1 -
. batteries: Meyers and phelan: Tom
lin and Hardy.
Second Game.
Score by innings: r. ~ T.
Norfolk .ooi 100000. :
0O00l lo000l--3 10 :.
Batteries: Madden and Phelan; Tom
lin and Hardy.
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DETROIT BESTS ST. LOUIS
TWICE IN ONE DAY
Takes First End of Doublc.Header,
to 1, and Second by
0-to-3 Count.
iANKS DEFEAT TIONALS
Even Series by 5-to-3 Victory Over
Washington - Cleveland Defeats
Worlds Champions in Fast Game
by to 3.
YANks DEFEAT NATIONALS

DETROIT. June 22.-Dctroit defeat
ed st. Louis twice to-day, taking the
first game, to l. in ten innings. and
the second. to 3. In the first game
Shockcr held Detroit TO one hit until
the ninth inning when the locals tied
the score on base on balls. a stolen
base. sacrifice hit and "A two-ba sc
hit by Cobb. Hcilman's drive through
the box followed by Cunningham's sac
rhce and hit By Il. Jones sent in
the winning run. Timely hitting. cou-
pied with sacrifices. won for Detroit in
the second game. The scores:
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An attendance of fans which rivaled
the attendance of opening day wit
messed tho week END double header be-
tween tho Richmond Colts and the
visiting Petersburg Coolers. \ crowd,
showing probably as much pepper and
enthusiasm as any crowd in the an
mails Of the Virginia League. yelled it =
sci; hoarSc when the Colts annexed the
first section OF the double bill and
voiced it's dismay when the local nine
dropped the second contest.
The Two scores were to ! and = to o.
in favor of the Colts and tho Coolers,
respectively. OF the two. tho first, be-
side being tho more gratifying to the
fans. was the faster and more interest
ing-n fact, it was the best all-round
game staged on tho local lot this sea-
son.
The swift gale. which blew over the
field about the third inning Of the
first game and badc fair to blow the
press box from it's foundations. inter
Tered very little with the tightness Of
the play. 1t was feared for moment
that tho audience would be favored
with "a little selection by Jupe PluviuS
instead of the advertised Colt -Goober
bout. but the sun soon came out and
the wind died down to a large extent
After that there was revealed TO the
gaze of tho fans in the stands such a
game as they had not seen for long,
long while.
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GAMES TODAY.
st. I.ouis at Chicago.
Pittsburgh ut Cincinnati.
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MISS MOLLA BJURSTEDT
RETAINS CHAMPIONSHIP
Defeats Miss Eleanor GOKs In womun's
National Tennis TOurnn-

tBy Associated Press


PIIILA DEl.piilA. juno %. - Miss
Moila Bjurstcdt retained the woman $
tennis championship Of the United
states by defeating Mss Eleanor Goss
Of the Wsstsilc Tennis Club, New
York. to-day. IN the challenge round
OF the womcn's national tennis tourna
mcnt "a: the Philadelphia Cricket club.
The score was Ga. 6-3. Miss BiurSted
first wo. the title in 1915, shortly aftcr
she came TO this country from Norwa:
and has successfully defended it each
year since then.
Mrs George II. WiChtman and Irving
e Wright. OF Boston. won the mixed
doubles championship by defeating
Miss Bjurstedt and T.. Il. y AlcNande-.
OF New York. in the Gnal round for
the title. 6-3. G-i
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GIANTS ARE ST|NC|NCLY
DEFEATED BY BROOKLYN
Supcrbas Take Three Out of -Four
From McGraw's Star Ag-
gregation.
CUBS LENGTHEN THEIR LEAD
Defeat Pirates Handily, and Take
Firmcr Grip on First Place.
Braves Continue Consistently Good
Playing, Winning From Phillies.

BROOkLYN. June 22.-Brooklyn de-
feated the New York Nationals here to-
day. . to 9. the result, giving the home
team three games out of four in the
series. In the fourth inning Brook
Ign punched five hits with Pcrritt in
the box, and four men crossed the
plate. triple and single off Ander-
sons delivery in the NTH yielded the
NTH run. New York's runs were made
in tho first inning on errors by the
home team and two-base hit by
Benny kaun. who played his las;
game before entering the army. The
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AngIo-Anericnn Contests.

LONDON, June 22.-Both the United
States Army and Navy teams triumphed
to-day in the Anglo American baseball
contests. The scores:
At HiGhhury: l.. $. Navy, =; Summing
dale, 4.
AT Brighton: U. S. Army. Q: Cana
dian Records, I.
At Epson: Houndlow. 3; EPSON. I.
AT Northolt: Northolt. II; Canadian
Records, H.
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Briggs hit over second base and Hin
key rode in on the clout. Moore famed
and liarratty fled out to McDuH.
Third inning: Mullen famed Hin
key walked, went 20 second when
HUMPHREYS grounded out from Jack
son to Poole, and scored OH Brigg $
single into deep center. Briggs. how
ever. thrown out at second by
Jackson. who intercepted the throw in
from center and made quick peg to
Burncv
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YANKEES EVEN UP SERIES
tBv Associated Press. I

NEW YORK. June 22-New York
evened the series with Washington
here to-day. winning the fourth game
by score OF ) to g.
The veteran Altrock pitched cffcc-
lively for Washington until the sew
enth. when he wilted. and the home
team drove il three runs on three hits
iicldcr's choice and a sacrifice Cald :
wen was strong in the p!nchcs as
w ash'hgton hlied the bases withou;
being able to score. Ten OF tho Wis
itors were left on bases. The score:
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Chattanooga Team Leaves.

MOBILE, ALA. June 22.-The Mobile.
Chattanooga game scheduled to be
played here to-day WAS forfeited TO
Mobile. when the Chattanooga team
ager Mike Finn, Of, Chattanooga. ex.
planned that his team could not play
here and reach homo in time for Sun
days game.
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plcIS II = i
'Hatted for May III second.
tBatted for Shcrdcll III ninth.

Score by innings: r.
st. Louis ..........0 90 ll0l II
Summary: Runs-Groh go. Ncale
90. s. MaEee. Regain, Hcathcotc (21.
Grimm. McIIenry, Distcll, Brock Sher-
dell. Two-base hits-McHenry, Baird.
Threc-base hits--Neaic. Disteli. Home
runs-S Magce, Heathcotc. t;roh
Stolen baSes-H. Smith. Regain, Groh.
Sacrifice hit-NeaIe. Sacrifice flies
Griffith. Chase. Double playS-Elier
to Allen to Chase; Paulcttc TO Grimm.
l3 First base on errors-Cincinnati
1. Bases on bails-off Eller. 3; off
Regain. /; off Sherdell. .. Hits-oT
Eilcr. S in Jl-3 innings: off Regain. 4
in 32-3 innings: off Packard, 5 in 2-3
inning: off May. 3 in 3 innings: off
Sherdell. : in I innings. Struck out
by Filler. 3; by Regain, ]; by May. >:
by Shcrdell, .. Winning pitcher. Eller
losing pitcher. I.tckard.
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At Jersey City-Bunalo, - Jersey
City. 3 tfirst gamc).
gamc).
AT Newark-Toronto. =; Newark. 4
tfrst game). Toronto. 6; Newark. 3
(second gamc).
At Ringha mton-Rochester. 3: Bing
hamton. 4.
At Raltimore-Syracuse, 3; Balti-
more. tirst Game)
game)
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BRAVES BEST PHILLlES

IHlLADELPIiIA June .9.-payis
heid Boston hitless for half OF to-
gay game, but tho visitors hit Hog :,
Win 10 I. Philadelphia hit FillinEim
soldIy. but usually with two out. and
inc Boston pitcher registered his sew
"htn victory In ninc starts. Wick
lands home-run drive over the right
held fence after McGaf!igau's error
win Two out In the first inning started
HOGS on tho downward path Score.
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WHERE THEY PLAY MONDAY.
Richmond Mt Newport News.
Norfolk Mt Petersburg.
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INDIANS DOWN WHITE SOX
IBy AssocIated Prcss

CHICAGO. June 22.-Clevcland de-
feated Chicago, to 3. to-day The
visitors punched hits off Sheilenbach
The world championship pennant won
by the Chicago Americans from New
York last fall was raised with the
tho Great Lakes naval training sta.
ton. Urban .JSed" Faher. hero Of the
world series, attlred In the uniform
OF chief yeoman, who Is stationed
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totals

TOTALS oil - IL -
sRan for Hinchman in ninth.
+Batted for Cooper in ninth.
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brooklyn.

Batted for Rodriguez Ia NTH
Batted for pcrrItt in nfth
tBF:tcd foc Anderson In eighth
summary: X MS Fletcher kaur
Daubcrt T. Wheat. Myers. OMAR
,,32ian. Two-baSc s---Kaun Doolan.
Miiier ~. Three hit--Daubrrt
stolen base--Johnston. Sacrlncc hits
Kodriguez. Olson. Dooian ,iri,nrs
nouolc play-Rodr!Euez flctcher and
iio!ke. Left on hascs-New York 4.
brooklyn 6. First base on errors
Ne" York. 3; Brooklyn. J. Base on
n;a,is-or anderson, !; of Grimes, !.
..,s-oH remit IN innings: OFF
andcfson, in innings: of Ogden
IN inniE, Hi by pitcher by osdcm.
- Mara Struck ou,--by Grimes
Losing n.tcher-Perrltl
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EACH ANNEX ONE
10y Associated rrcss !

ST. LOUIS, June 22-l.incinnati and
~. Louis divided to-daS's double head b.
or, st. Louis winning the first game
To :. ana Cincinnati tho second. .
to a y rally In the eighth inning
gave the locals tho first game With
the score tied. iicathcotc singled Baird
tripied and Grimm doubled. two runs
resulting In the second game Cincin-
natl drove Packard and May to cover
in the first two innings getting a
lead or sin runs. The locals never
o"cr'o"k them. Hard hitting featured
the game. 1hc scores
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SCORE by innings. Il.
Cleveland ..........Ooo 10
Chicago .............. 0 0 O o 20 -
Wambsganss. Wood. Gandil Weaver
Schalk. Two-base hit--Risberg. Three
base hit-Evans stolen basc--Ro,h.
Sacrifice hits-ShelIcnbach. Speaker.
Double plays-Rs berg TO T.. Collins 20
Gandil go. Left on tases-Clevclaud.
;; Chicago. 6, First base on error
Ieskic. i: off Shellembach. 3: off Benz.
/. iiits--on Shcl!enbach. i in 32-3
innings off Benz. . in il-3 innings:
Off Danforth. in inning. Hit by
pitchcr-by CovclcSkic tCiandiD. Struck
out--by Sheilenbach. /; 10y Covclcskie,
.: hy Danforth, /. Losing pitcher.
ShnlicnbaCh
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STOCKTON STREET. WINS
IN SWA11ING ORGY

In run carnival, the stockton Street
team held the inside track yesterday
and won from the .Asbury nine by the
marathon count OF IL to II.
n The score BY innings: r..
Stockton Street ....026 0Oae 0-In
Asbury .......0 26OO2 Oil
Batteries: Stockton Street--Allen and
White; Asbury-Stanley and Green.
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AVIATORS WIN FROM
ALCOS by GLOSE COl&r

Press Shelton, of the Alec nine.
Wneh nc lost great game OF ball to
inc Ariators The final score was 5
faSt play throughout, and hard luck
for tho losers featured Tho contsst
Not being equipped with a set OF good
outhelders. the .\lcos can offer "A good
alihi for the win
Following is the scnrc.
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Hub Clothing Compnn,

summary: Three. base hts--Whit-
heid' Hot:hkiss, Jennings. Two-base
hits-L Mayheld. Garter. Napier or.
Double play-Whftiieid to Beeson. sac
rthce iy-HotchkisS. Hit by pitched
ha!i--Napier Struck out--by Harriet
son. S; by Smith. 4. Base on balls
off Smith. l. Left on bases-Battle
Axe. ;; Hub Clothing Company. :. Time,
hour and 40 minutes. Umpire Roy,
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Circular appeals for 100000.

ST. LOUIS. MO-, June ga circular
letter appealing for 100000 to prevent
the st. Louis Nationals from reverting
to it's former owner, Mrs. Helene Brit
ton. was sent to ell stockholders OF the
Cardinals to-day by Branch Hickey,
president Of the club.
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Old Nirginias, Stockton Street and
Code Still Lead Respective
Leagues.
ALcos LOSE TO AvIAToRs
Battle Axe Takes Hard-Fougbt Con.
test From Hub-GoIde Is Defeated
by Woodali and Quarles Outfit.
Fulton Boosters Lead East End
STANDING OF TEAMS
IN EAST END IEAf:t-t,
CHURCH Hill. BANK
HEATS CHURCH HILL 1.In,

The Church Hin Bank team defeated
the Church Hill Cubs yesterday By
the close score OF = to 1. The contest
was pitchers battle from beginning
20 end McGhee and Brcetin holding
uo"H the mound for the rival mines.
me feature Of the game was the
isht brand OF ball shown BY both
teams. Each OF the players were.
seemingly, out to do or die.
Tho score:
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CUBS lENGTHEN LEAD
IRy Associated rrcss.l

PITTSBURGH, June &c hicar O
strengthened its hold on first place TO-
day by defeating Pittsburgh, to ..
making the sixth straight defeat for
Cooper tn. local star lcft-hander, al :.
though he pitched as good game as
his opponent. Vaughan. Mex echnie's
wild throw 10 the plate in the second
gave Chicago three runs. lead of
two, from which Pittsburgh never re-
covered. The score:
ChiCnco.
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.
Detroit

NO out when winning run scored
hated for baUss IN ninth
tEatted for Yell" in tenth.
Score by innings: Il.
81. Louis ............l 90 % GnG 40 O.;
Detroit .. 90 q q q nnoi
summary Runs Tobin. Bush. He'll
mann Two-base hi;s-Tobin Dauss
Cobb. Stolen hasc-Bush Sacrifice
Austin. Tobin. Witt. Cunningham.
Double play-Johnson oiedeon and Sis
!er. Lett on bascs-S; Louis :; De-
iroit. 4 First on c-rors-S,. Louis.
Detroit. l. Base on balls-on Shocker
j. off Dauss ). lits-on Dauss. = in
innings; off Poland. in inning
struck out--by pauss. J: by Shocker,
Icy EolaNd. !. Winning pitcher
Eoland
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ConIcy MIN. SJo.ch

KANSAS CITY. MO-, June 22.-G. T.
Conley. of Brooklyn. n. Y. playing as
a member of Hillcrest Club, Kansas
City. won the trans NJ ississippi golf
championship here to-day. defeating
FRANC Griggs. Of the Topeka country
In 36-hole match six up and four to
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American Association.

At ST. Paul: Columbus. s; St Paul. Q
AT milwaukee,: Louisville, :: Milwau-
hec, ).
AZ Kansas City: indianapolis. 5: Kan
sas City, o.
at Minneapolis: Toledo. s: Minneap-
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STANDING OF CLUBS
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sI...,.,,>. Or HE CLUB
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summary: Three base hit--Varcarro.
Home run--Phelps. Sacrifice hit.
PITT. stolen bases Hatcher. Wharton,
huyk. Amos. Double play--Sheiton TO
Amos to Hatcher. Bases on BATS =
or shelton. =: off Messy. g. struck
out--by shelton. 10; by weiszy. 8 :
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. . 2
Batted for Burns in NTH.

BOSTON .......o Oo4 o o o1S
philadelphia 800 o o o 3 o o %
summary: Runs-Hcrzog. Powell. .:
Nickland, ,: j. 6. Smith. Kelly, konct,
chy. Stock. Ludcrus. Mcusci Hog
Two base hits-Ke!ly. Wilson AIeusei
Ni!iiams Home run Wickla nd
stolen baSeS--Powell. Kelly. Sacrifrn
hit--Wickland. Double p!ay-Rawl-
inEs. HerZoS and konetchy Left on
hases-RoSton. 6: Philadelphia, S.
balls-on Fillingim. 8: off HoCg. 3:
of Davis. !. Hits off Hogg. i'm %
innings: or Davis. in ID innings.
struck out-By Fillingim. 3; bv Hog
3: by Davis, I. Losing pitcher--IIosS'
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New York
Totals

'Batted for Altrock in ninth.
Score by ininpS.
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SECOND GA ME.
ItichIiioud.

- - 80 - i~eU
in fif.b NNN' va
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OLD yInGINIAs WIN
FROM RANDOLPH STREET

The Old Virginias easily won from
Randolph street yesterday afternoon
by score OF 10 o. Throughout the
nine innings, the tobaccomcn held their
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pctcrsburc
by innings

Ie'crSourE ...........l o 0 o q q o OIL
Richmond ....l o O q n n . .
summary: Two-basc hit-Stra in
Ihr,ee-baSe hit-Brggs. Homo run
Miiier: stolen haSe-Hinkey. Sacrifices
hits.-McDuT. Strain Double plays
Napier To Burney TO Poole: Burney to
McDuf to Poole. Earned runs-R!ch-
Richmond. 10: Petersburg, ; Left on
IA seS--Rlchmond. 4: Petersburg D.
rirSt base on crrors-Richmond. /; Pc
,rrSpurS' >. Bases on baliS-of Ma
pier. :: off Winchell l. STRUCK ont
by Napier. :: by Winchell. l. Time of
game-I hour and - minutes. I'm
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Southern Aa.ocintIon.

AZ birmingham, 81; Little Rock, 6-3
At Atlanta. 0-f, Memphis. "a,
at New Orleans. .; Nashville, o.
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Chicago ...i3o1o0o0o-S
Pittsburgh ...........1 5000 OO1-2
Summary: Runs--Flack, Deal. Vaughn
Ktllifer (2). Carey, Mollwitz. Two base
hits-Mann, Deal. Stolen bases-IIol-
iocher, Carey. Sacrifice hits--Flack.
Deal. Zeider. Vaughn. Sacrifice flies
I'lack Schmidt. Double plays-Zeider
Hollocher and Merkle (2). Left on
bases-Chicago, 8; Pittsburgh. z. First
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COLTS AND COOLERS
SPLIT DOUBLE-HEADER
Richmond Takes First, but Peters.
burg Wins by Shut-Out i'm
Second Contest.
SECOND BOUT BUT FRAMES
Large Attendance, Rivaling That of
Opening Game, Encourages Teams
to Snappy ENhibition-Dcclar
by Some Best Of Season.
SECOND BOUT BUT FRAMES
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
UESII,Ts yESTEnn<y

Richmond, .; Petersburg, tRrSt
Enmcb.
Richmond, D, Petersburg, . tScc-
Ond EnmcD.
Newport News, 4; Norfolk, = (Rrst
gumc).
Newport News. - Norfolk. !: tsec-
ond Snmcb.
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base on errors--Chicago. l. First base
or balls--on Vaughn. 4: off Cooper, .
Struck out--by Vaughn, 4; by Cooper. J.
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1'utlis
Totals

hctroit = . o X-6
summary: Runs-Austin. Sislcr, John
son. Bush '3l. Witt. Cobb ,2) Two
BIAS hit-Cunn!ngham. Three ba So
hits-Sisler. Cobb, Witt. Stolen bases
Cobb. Bush, VIII Sacrifice hits-Vitt
Cunningham, Young. Sacrifice fly
Cobb. Left OH bascS-Detroit G: 81,
Louis, :. FRS; base ON error-De-
troit. !. Base on balls-on Kallio. 3:
off Lowdernilk, 3. Hit by pitcher
by Lowdermilk. CHeilmann). Struck
out-by kallio. 3: by Lowdermilk. g.