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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-24
SARATOGA. RESULTS

Htohins6nl. to 10. , to and out. first;
Ophclian. III iWailsl. Is to l. 10 !. 70
3. second: Polyron. IFS (McAtcc). TO !:
1new ,Imej Nv Friend. coiyncli. Rose
Second race-slr furlnnrs -Polymclian. ] 20
K"enic. l37 GsvrncS. 9 10 ]. 6 to :. 10 ..
accond, George Starr. l23 (kumncr). . "a ..
To l. even. thIrd. Time. :o2 rs. Crank.
ranman, Everest. TGaGaddy. TOP ni the
Hall. sasii. .Trophy. chief I.ally. Manoha.
Third aCc--miic--CioldinE. lot tPr.ecc).
G.to to and to 2. nrst; reerlers One.
no T.unsfordl. to ]. even. to 5. second !:
Ro!stcr ~ fMcAtcc). to s.. to ont,
,hrrh. Time. 1877 rs. Mr.. Ned. LInnr
Fourth milc--sunnv slope los tcal-
Tair%wana los (MidriSyj. is 10 S. = I to- s
10 = to 3 10 g. third. Time. 80 .-5
Sasin aud Frcccuttcr also ran.
fiith racc--rnilc and five six &c n, hs-I.t- =
tie Nearer. ll5 Noftusl, s TO !. TO !. TO
e. FIRST Conduit. lO5 tschut.,nEer,. Ii to 8.
To- ~; :: cen and 2 !? third Time. ID
c"Is y Real Bar OF Phoenix also ran.
sixth rac"--thrcc- quarters mile--vind-x
il5 Rohuson). to l. even. to . mrs,
binerI"n, Ey"s. li5 lMrAteel. 10 10 l. TO !.
onato2 drow to ,h = b 5hrd pims i:i2 2t
ware. Miss vosKi 'rc,iey. Texas SrcciaI
7 land iIonneur. Clermon,. Counting Color,
iS""crick l'hu. Ceramic. Balustradc Duco.
!.F' Ihuhdcrciap ais" ran.
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Joy Ride Brings
Death and Injury
Richmond Chauffeur and Char
lottcs0illc Colorcd Girl Killed
and Others Hurt.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, August
for X. ID. Harlow. a leading feed mcr-
chant OF Richmond: Corneiia Carter, a
twenty-year-old colored girl of this.
city. are dead, and four other colorcd
Joy riders are in y critical condition at
the University Hospital as the result OF
the ovcrturning of a passenger
automobile on the Garth Road last
right. Mrs. Harlow and two daughters.
on their way 10 Natural Bridge, stopped
or here for visit to friends. Kinney.
the chauffeur. took the car after dark
ana. with eight passengers. went for
JOY ride. Tho entire party was found
lying unconscious in the road at =
O'Clock I'm the morning by two white
men on their way to the city. Kinney
lad been in the employ OF the Harlow
family for twenty eight years.
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THREE DRIVERS THROWN
IN GRAND CIRCUIT RACE
Lu Princeton Defeats st. Fri.co In
Free-for-hu Trot Mt
PouEhkecpsie.
7 ~ 'Ns'NVN ihN YOU TVSS.
POUCH II EEPSIf.. y. V. Aue


POUCH X EEPSIE. y. ", August ga
--T"o accidents occurred to-day. the
getaway day of the Poughkeepsie
Grand Circuit meeting. In the first
heat of the eos trot. Gentry c. driven
by Geers. caught his hoof in a boot
coming down the home stretch. throw
ing Geers out. The sulky wheel OF
Opera Empress ran over the fallen
driver and Fleming was also
i ,hr9wn , out while Belle Stanford col
stead was thrown. However. all the
drivers and horses escaped injury.
Kelly De Forest won the. heat but
the race, beating Lord Stout by a head
in tho final heat,
The. second accident of the day oc-
Cured in the third heat Of the ECO
trot. when Anna Maloney caught her
throwing Deveson. lie also escaped
injury.
The surprise of the day occurred in
the free-for all trot when Lu Prince.
2:o33-4. but went to break in the
first turn in tho second heat. Lu
rri nee, n,,s also made break bp,
never reach him. The time again was
200 a. Lu Princeton won the third
nrst time I.u Princeton has beaten St.
years any morse. with the exception.
Of Mabel Trask. has beaten him
The 2:20 trot was easy for the three
year-old trotter David Guy, driven by
Tommy Murphy, while the 2:l1 pace
went To Baronwood, Budlight winning
the first heat. Summarizes:
sos trotting. purse $1,000. three
heats:
opera Express tFleming) /
Kelly De Forest (Murphy) ....l
Lord Stout GA. StouO ...2
Gentry c tGeersl and tWalkcr 6 3
Time o:io "a: 2:os ia: .2::io;l.4.
Belle Stanford started.
Free for-all troL, purse $1,000. in
l.u Princeton (CoS) .......2 /
St. Frisco (Geers) ........l
Time 2:o3 80: 2:o3 a. 2:o5.
200 trotting. purse $1,000. three
Anna Maioncy ueveson) ...,.2
Marion Toddin ~ton C. }. Smith
Joseph Guy Hiydel ...........6
Time 2:ioi-i: a:osi-2 aos 4.
Tara's Hal and May Coy. started.
ell pacing. purse $1,000, three heats:
Baronwood tNalcntine) ......2
BudliGht tMurphy) .....l
Miitie Rcdworth G. SMITH "a
Helen March (SmalD .........5 ;
Minor Hal tHubbard) ........9 5
Time 2:N7 3-4: 2:oi "a: e:07 IA.
Esther Il. Violet Patch. Lady Carnage
and William Patch started.
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Itching, Scratching, Skin Diseases
That Burn Like Flames OF Fire

conclude that the proper method Of
treatment for pimples. blotchcs. sores.
boils, rough. red and scaly skin, is to
purify the blood and remove the tiny
germs OF pollution that break through
and manifest their presence on the
surface Of the skin.
People in all parts OF the country
have written us how they were COM
plctely rid Of every trace of these
disorders by the use OF S. S. S., the
matchlcss purely vegetable. blood
puriher. ,. > 5. goes direct to the
center OF the blood supply, and purifies
and cleanscs it of every vestiee Of for
eiGn matter. giving n clear and ruddy
complexion that indicates perfect
health. Write to-day for free medical
advice regarding your case Address
swift Specific Co. 443 Swift Labora-
tory, Atlanta, Ga--Adv
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M'GRAW HANDS 1T TO CUBS
IRN Associated Dress

CHICAGO. August o3.-Causcy weak
ened in the ninth inning today, and
Chicago put over a ninth inning rally
which gave them 3 to victory over
New York in the final game Of the
series. and now leads by ten and n half
Seames in the pcnnant race.
O'Farrclrs double gave Chicago the
victory. Merkle was hit by a pitched
ball 10 start the ninth inning. Pick
singled to riEght and Deal bounced
single past Zimmerman. filling the
bases. O'FarrelfS double to right
center endc dthe game
Manager McGraw was presented with
bunch OF American Beauties by the
Cubs Claws Club, and in accepting
them, said he considered the Chicago
Nationals the class of the league"
Score:
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Amateur Games to
Be Staged To-Day

Games scheduled To-day In the
city amateur circles nre nv follows:
Commercial League, Section a.
Avfntors and Alcos, BYRD Park. dia-
mond No. q; Randolph Street aud
Old NirEinins, BYRD Park, diamond
No. 4.
Commercial League, Section "R"-
Battle Axe md silent Athletic Club,
mt BYRD Park, diamond No. 3, Az
hurry and Stockton street, South
Side.
Athletic Observation-Disclosures md
Code, at Clarke Springs; WOoda II &c
Quarlcs md Il. T.. Lees. byrd Pnrk,
diamond No. =.
EnSt End LeaCue-Church Hill
Bank and Church Hin Cubs. n Oak
wood; Chimbornzo and Fulton, at
Fulton.
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TAKING TOLL ON ROAD
To CEASE ON AUGUST 81
President of Valley Turnpike Issues
Orders Directed to tho
Gatekeepers.
AMHERST NEEDS TEACHERS
Two Large General Stores Located
ut baskerville Destroyed by Fire.
Other News From Various, Points
Throughout Virginia.
AMHERST NEEDS TEACHERS
Especial to Tho Timos.Dtspatoh,

:, MiNIHESTER. VA. August 23.-H.
nil, nErH, president OF the Valley Turn
Yca,.s Ioim pany which has for many
}o onrs nannScd the historic highway
between Winchester and Staunton. Va,
, ,iaS ,n G.re ,of an gatekcepers to stop
ns -, h ao't after midnight August 81.
umuer control of tho State. and he
comes comes part OF the State highway
voted to sell their interests TO tho
H,a'e IN accordance with an act OF tho
aaS' ucneral Assembly. Supcrintend-
, az gate poles removed by Sep
ha J.. Anticipatins that there will
and after that date. arrargcments n,vn
been made by the authorities TO have
natroimcn stationed along the road to
hockingham County have voted to
ABOLISH their toll gates on September
4, aha many other counties OF the
alton,
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STATE AND CITY WINS
Defeats American Nnttona lists by I7-13
Score and Advances to Second
Place.
Tho National State and City min.

Tho National State and City nine yes
terday advanced to second place in the
city Bankers League by defeating the
American Nationalists by 4 score of
Il to IS.
Mac" Pitt. former Spider baseball
and football star, played stellar bail
for the losers. annexing n timely cir
cult clout as we'll as slowing down the
steady stream Of tallies made by tho
winners. Broaddus. catcher for the
Americans, also batted himself into
the limelight by touching the pill for
four bases.
Score by innings:
State and City. s1o01 III
American National IL . o q q 8 l-l3
Battcries-for State and City. Jen-
ningS and Otey: for American National
Gill. Gregory, Pitt and Broaddus
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Here Is a Sensible Treatment
That Gets Prompt Results.

For real. downright, harra ssing dis
comfort very few disorders can APP
proach so-called skin diseases, such as
Eczema. letter. Boils. eruptions, scaiy
irritations and similar skin troubles
Notwithstanding the lavish use of
salves. lotions. washes and other treat
ment applied externally TO the irri-
tated parts.
No one ever heard Of n person being
afflicted with any form of skin dis
dition. Therefore, II is but logical to
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VIII Stage Zig Drive.

,hAMrION. VA. August 23.-Major
Eiich washington, commandant OF ca
GETS at Hampton Institute as prcsr-
dent OF the Negro Organization So
,leunF or virginia, announces that there
will be Patriotic drive among Tho
colored people of twenty-six counties,
Cnnducted under the auspices OF the
organlIation society, from August 81
through the Slst. Race leaders or
recognized merit will organize the
GriNe ana speak on The Objects OF
gro's Part and His Responsibility tor
mining the War" The Patriotic
work of Home Folks and The Work
OF the Negro Organization Society"
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Amhcr.t Needs Tcnchcr..

AMHERST. VA. August 23.-Owing
school Board has found IL irnpossihle
In. many instances to secure Sufficient
teachers and principals for the public
who for several years. was principal
of the graded school Mt Monroe. has
resigned 10 take up other work; and
woman principal will he appointed
for that school. At Pleasant View
High School woman principal has
already been appointed. The principals
selected for the high schools go far
are as follows: Amherst Courthouse,
G. II. Brown: Bellevue. Walter L.
Farland; l.owesville. +. e Miller. and
Pleasant View. Miss Clyde Parr.
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CnntnIn Stccre In Nnmcd.

W1NCHE ESTER. VA. August ga
Captain Henry Stccrc. United States
Army tretired). has been appointed
commando of cadets at the Shenan-
doah Valley Military Academy hero.
succeeding Lieutenant Claude r. Cam
mcr now in France. Captain S,ccrc
saw active service in the Philippines
until 1914. when he become military
Instructor In the Western Reserve Uni
vcrsity. and in the Case School OF
Applied Science ut Cleveland. Ohio
DIT. j. b. Edwards. prominent in cdu-
cational circles in Maryland and the
Nirginias. is acting principal in the
absence OF Major b. VI. Roszel. who
is in France
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CnttIc Men Hold Meeting

FIIEDFKItk SBUTtti. VA. Nucust
93.--At the midsummer meeting OF the
Jersey Cattle Club Of Virginia held at
G Baldwin, Just north OF Frcdcrcks-
burg. the attendance OF Jersey owners
and those interested in dairy cattle
and their friends was large. All Of
the surrounding counties were wen
represented. Among tho prominent
visitors was Garter Glass. of Lynch
burg. Congressman from the Sixth Dis
trict: Il. NJ. Cow, secretary OF the
Jersey Cattle Club Of America: w. r.
Virginia Cattle Club: J. a. Mcdowell
United States Department of Agr!cul-
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Report Better t,i.h c,tcbc.

HIM IiSN1I w, AUGUST 23.-
Fishing has shown much Improvement
IN the past few days, and the fish arc
reported plentiful in the bay. Some
catches reported arc Davis Palmer
Company, 100000: Taft Fish Company.
400, 600. Bubank -Tanknrd Company,
$4,000. The Morris Fisheries Com
pany. OF Rockville. caught 100000
fish in one week
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Club. to stage GoIf Meet.

LYNCHBTRG. VA. August 23.-Thc
Country Club Of Richmond, the Hamp-
ton Roads Golf and Country Club. the
Golf Club. and the lakewood Country
Club, OF LynchhurC, have entered for
competition on tho links of the Oak
wood Country Club in the State tour
ney to he held here August 3l-Sept.
l. II is expected that tho Hermitage
Country club. Richmond. the Danvillc
Golf Club. and the Roanoke Country
club will be heard from later.
Jury Unable 10 Agree.
AMHERST. VA. August 23.-Ycster-
day afternoon. in tho Amherst Circuit
Court. the trial of the case OF Com
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'Battcd for ShcNcnbaCk in fourth.
1Batted for Johnson in eighth.
!Bated for Perry in eleventh.
Score by innings: r.
Chicago ........lol0 0o3ooo l-6
Philadelphia ......0 500 00000 -5
summary: Ruus-Lcibold go, Muir
ply 90. panforth. kopp. Acosta, Nc
ANoy. Dykes. Johnson. Twobase hits
-Lcibold, Burns. Thrcc-baSe hits
Murphy, AcoSta, Dykes. Stolen bases
-Lcihold 90, Burns Good. Gardner.
Sacrifice hits-Murphy. Dykes. Left
on bases-ChicaEo, IL: Philadelphia. $.
First base on error-Chicago. J. Base
on hal!s--on Shcllenback. .; OF John
son. >: off Perry. |. Iits-of- Shcll"n-
back, in innings: Of. b?nfOrth.
in innings: OFF Johnson. ? in in
nings, of Perry. ) III innings. Struck
out-by panforth. +; by Johnson. =;
by Perry, y Passed hall-.Incohs.
Winning MISUNDERSTANDING. Losing
rltChcr-IcEry
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Two General Store, nprned.

RASk ERNILLE VA. August e3.--
Two large general merchandise stores
were burned at Baskerville this morn
ing. Fire occurred in the store Of the
Union Corporation. which soon set IRE
carried a large stock. They got in Il
few days ago 1000 pounds OF sugar,
300 pounds Of coffee. Both fires
caused total loss with only small
insurance.
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Son KILLED in Er,pc.

WINCHESTER. VA. August 22.-Mr
and Mrs. j. NJ, Jenkins. of Middle.
town. have received notice OF the death
of their son. Private Carl Melvin len
kins. OF Company II. Nineteenth Enei-
necrs. in France. on July 90. He had
1917. when he began training at Cam
Meade. Md. and went to France last
March.
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RED SOX WORK UuuELE STEAL

BOSTON. August eS-Wi;h two out
in the last of tho ninth Strunr on
second. and Ruin ON first, these two
players worked Il double steal. and
StrunE scored with the winning run
to >, on Catcher Sevcrcid' poor throw
10 MaisGl. .ThiS gave Eos,on two out
OF the three games played 50 far in
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WINCHESTER VA. August ca
Stewart Wilson Butcher. young son OF
dad q from bnans caused hv
poking the Kitchen fire with n stick
while his mother was temporarily out
of the room. She was also burned In
cndcavoring TO cXtnguish the flames.
Surviving are his parents and one
sister
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-24

OF the oldest universities OF tho south
and the recognized leader In southern
Inter collie late athletics. has voted Ia
rcvivo sports. Tho action Is expected
TO cause practically all of the southern
colleges TO return to all branches OF
sports. W
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st. Louis, 5: Boston. s. First base on
error:-St. Louis. .. Bases on balls
g., iiits-oT Wright, in % innings:
of Iiouck. in > innings. Struck out
by Wright. l. by Houck, 2: by Jones.
cr. Houck.
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aid. Stock. Luderus, Meusel CO,
Pearce. Neale. Roush. l.. MaEcc 60.
Blackburnc t2), Archer, LuQue. Two
base hits-Roush. l.. Magcc. Luuue,
Fitzgerald, Cravath. Three base hits
Blackburne. Homo run--Mcu-
sci. Stolen bascs--Roush CD. Bancroft.
Pcarce. Adams (2). Sacrifice hits
:. MaEcc. Stock. Sacrifice flies
Roush. Pcarcc. Double play-C;roh to
l.. MaGee TO S. Magee. Left on bases
.; Cincinnati. .. First
base on error-Cincinnati. 1. Base on
balls-Of LuQue. 5; off Prcndersast,
|. Hits-Qn Prcndergast, 10 in "a
innings: on Jacobs, In Ia innings
Struck out-By Luque. 2; by rrcndcr-
CAST. l. Passed ball--Adams. Posing
pitchcr-Jacobs
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LYNCNBURG. Va. August "a
Mr.. and Mrs.afwyapuapuavbs akqpajp
Bishop and Mrs Il. II. Tucker Of this
city. have five sons in tho armed ser
vice. Bishop Tucker is at the head
OF the Southern Diocese of Virginia
OF the Episcopal Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-24
REDS MAKE CLEAN SWEEP
IBy Associated rress.l

CTNCINNATI. August 23.-Cincinnati
made a clean sweep Of the final series
with Philadelphia by winning the last
game by to Z, after ficfirce slug
Eing match to-day. The visitors bunch
came a siX-run lead in tho last three
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Totals
W ashingtou
Totals ............ 81 p II
Stated for COY olcSkic in seventh.
TBatted for MatteSon in ninth.

cieveiand . '.,'.'o o o o. 90 6 %
Washington 5000 o o 0 %
summary: RUus-Beschor. Speaker.
Wood. TURNER Evans, Graney. Aim
smith. Two base hi;S-Foster, Speak
er. Thrcc-baSc hit--Evans. Stolen
ases--Shanks Milan. johnston. Evans.
Sacrifice hits-Ayers. COveleSkic Chap
man. Double nlays-FoSter to l.aVan
10 Judge. Evans to Turner to John
ston. Left on bascs--Clcveland. 8.
Washincton :. First base on errors
Cleveland. !. Bases on halls--On Ay-
ers. 8. CoNeleSkic >: MatteSon. |. Hits
--Of Covelcskic. in . innings: off
Enznia mn, none in innings: off Ayers.
in iuntnes ttwo on base, none ont
Hit by pitchcr-by Ayers ,O'Neill Ora
ney( Struck out-By Ayers. 3: Cow
e.eskie, ), EnZinann. >. Winning pitt
eher-Coveleskie. Losing pitcher
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monwcalth against Howard Moore.
charged with seduction. resulted in n
disagreement. Nine of tho jurymcn
STOOD Tor acquittal and three for con-
rlction. The hearing OF the case was
begun carly Monday morning. Nearly
100 witnesses were summoned.
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TRAIN Uor.e, for mac,

HEATHSN lille, VA, August "a
A number of Northumberland horses
are being trained on the track here
for the fall races. and many horse
owners arc spending their leisure time
watching the workouts.
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RED SOX FAVORlTES
bOston Americans Picked to WIZ
Worlds Series by Early

NEW YORK, August 23.-The first
worlds series bets reported here to-
day made the Red Sox favorites 10
heat the Cubs. The odds were TO
3. The wagers. 50 far. have been com
para lively small. II is figured by the
gambling sharks that the series will
be close one and probably go six
or seven games to decision The Red
Sox are apparently the favoritcs be-
cause OF the old stars OF the game that
Will he in tho lineup. although the
Cubs are conceded TO have the edge
on the American League. entry in the
pitching.
HooveIine on time by getting your
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ATHLETICS BEATEN
lRy Assoc!ated r,cs.l

PHILADELPHIA August o3-Chi
cago defeated philadelphia to-day IN
eleven innings, i 10 >. Eddie Murphy
scored two runs. helped Il third around
with a sacrifice, and drove in the
other three. including the winning tai
ly. The score:
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Pittsburgh.

summary: Ikuns-Chadbourne. Terry
go. konetchy. Two-haSc hit--Lcach.
Thrce-base hit-Terry. Sacrifice hit
Northrup. Double play = Cutshaw.
Shaw and Boone. Left on bascs-Bos-
ton. 5: Pittsburgh 3. First base on
base on balls off Till. t. Struck out
by Hin. g. Winning pitcher, Northrup;
losing pitcher, Hin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-24

Economy demands TINT you yet tho
best price for that old furniture yo,,
want Z" sell. Times Dispatch Want
Ads will sell u for you.
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Settle Damage autt

FREDERICKSBUR VA. August
Court OF Spotsylvania County. by w
J. Ilolloday against j.. c. Pulliam, to
has been settled and withdrawn.
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BRAVES WIN ONE
NORTHRUP'S GOOD PITCHING
PLAYS BIG PART IN VICTORY
PlttsburEh Pirates Lose Final Home
Game with Doston-Cubs Con-
tinue Winning Streak.
tBy Associated Press

PITTSBURGH, PA. August c3-Thc
Boston Braves made their last appear
ance of the season here to-day. de-
fcatinE Pittsburgh, 5 to o. Effective
pitching by Northrup, coupled with
wrctched fielding by the home team.
gave victory to the visitors. The score:
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WINCHESTER. VA. August "a
sadie Ailstock. colorcd. or Winchester
was fatally injured yesterday in the
railroad yards at Brunswick. Md, when
had both legs cut Off. io
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ZBaite dior DOUGLAS IN elEhth.
New York ......... o 0 o 90 . %
Chicago ...........0 0 00l0 2--3
Summary: Runs-Burns. Young.
Flack. Merkle, Pick. Two-base hits
Doyle, kaun, Flack. O'Farrcll. Stolen
base-Mann. Sacrifice hit-F!ack. Sac
rifce ny-Hollocher. Double plays
Douglas and Mcrkle: Fletcher Doyle
and Kirke; Pick and Merklc. Left on
bases-Chicago, S: New York, 3. First
base on crrors-ChicaEo. /; New York.
l. Bases on balls-Douglas. 3: Causcy.
/. Hits--on Douglas {. in eight in
nings: Martin, in one inning. Hit by
pitcher-hy Causey (Mann. Mcrkle).
Struck out-by Causey, 3: Douglas, !.
Winning pitcher-Nartin. Losing
pitcher-CauScy,
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INDIANS COP GAME
SCORE ALL OF THEIR SIX
RUNS IN EIGHTH INNING
Washington Had Contest Safely Lock-
cd In Refrigerator tntii Final
Frame.
tBy Associated Press. ]

WASHINGTON. August 2S.-Clcvc-
land scored six runs in The eighth in
sing of to-jay's game when Washing
.Son. and Won 10 .. Score:
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VIII Revive

VIII Revive Sports.
CHARLOTTESNII.LE VA. August
23.-Thc University OF Virginia. one
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How They Stand To-Day
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays RESULTS.
Cleveland. 6: Washington. 2.
81. Louis. 5: Boston. q.
Detroit at New York (wili be played to-
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STANDING OF THE CLUB

GAMES TO-DAY.
Chicago at Philndeiphin
Detroit at New York
st. Louis Mt Boston,
Cleveland at WASHINGTON
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score by Innings r
81 Louis .........OOI O300Io
Boston ............lo 2G.l0G
summary: Runs -Mais"l. Sisler Sew
cred ~, tcHok, Hooper. Shcan. cot
iey Strunk AEnCN Jones vHn-hasa
hits-Seycreid. McInnis. Jones stolen
bases eytre.d. Strunk Ruth Dem
mil Sacrifice lit Scott Sacrifice nes
--Tohin. Struuk Double PLAY Jones
10 Shean 10 Mcinnis. Left on bases
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RICHMOND TIMES DIsPATCH: SATURDAY, AUGUST 3D. 1918

rounds. knocking Prendergast out OF |
tho box and hitting Jacobs for the
tying runs In tho ninth inning. Score:
phlladelphin
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New York Mt ST. Louis
brooklyn ut Chicago
Boston mt Cincinnati
Philadelphia ut Pittsburgh