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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-05-24
Ominous.

II don't notice anything of a music
rack about here" "Just wait until
yOu hear Sallie begin to play"
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-05-24
Memorial Day This
Year Has New and
Great Significance

DAY, the day
of Americas soldier dead,
has grown with the sweep
ing growth of Americas
destiny In this great war.
Twenty-Five years ago
May 80 was the day of re-
membrance of the Union
soldier. The Grand Army
met on the village street,
and the Woman's Relief
corps fell in behind It; a
carriage bOuntifully laden
n.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
COOLERS. So; RUBES, 2-2

PETERSBURG, VA. August 10
Petersburg won both games of
dou BILE header from Suffolk this even
ing in which hitting Of the home
team featured. Burnham and Collins
were in the box for their respective
teams in the first game. and while the
same number az hits were made OFF
each OF them, Rurnham kept his scat
tered. while Collins WAS hit hard IN
he second ana NTH innings.
la the second game covinSton had
the visitors Al his mercy, allowing but
eight scattered hits. and in the ninth
inning he struck out Mcdonnell, Eek
ert and Kramer in regular order. Eek
crt. for the visitors. WAS hit hard in
the FIRST and sixth innings four sin
giles and double in the first inning
netting Petcrsb Irg two earned runs,
and four sinD!cS. Il Two la gg.r and :.
sacrifice hit in the sixth inning earned
Petersburg four runs. Mccain. for
suffolk. and Killer, for the home team
featured the inhcll wo: K OF their teams
while i.arriscy's ~Crk in the outhcld for
Petersburg was sensational
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
SARATOGA ENTRIES TODAY

First raee-condtions. for Niles. three
!oi: Fin H., lo5: Lucy. Lee, Is: War kiss.
10: Nary rrinceS:: III: DaInaris. es; Ath-
Second rac.-thc Ballstonc handicap.
stecplechaSc for four-ycar- olds and uu,
about oh iw9 iHsr ~, u" Kismer
Third race-the Spinaway for fillies. two
year olds: hye and one half furlnn ss.-isusy
Sngsi. l09; Wedding Cake. 100: Head over
Heels. ~: Masked Dancer. ~; ,Af,ernoon,
blower. loa; Gsrma, NJ; I.uncl!a. III; Gloria
CINDERELLA, l2t: His Choice. li5; Ethel GREY.
100: Homeiy. lI2;
ods. one mile. and ouart ter, Rocket
lls: War Pcnnant. 10; War Zone. NJ.
Fifth race-eisin'inE three .yeaI;olds ono
ysrdie,i lcs; 6o aas,'n 49,; qsa vaiss6, 81;
sixth 1asea,Se1lingF, two,SSear-nads six fur
los: Cormoran, ioa Ruckhorn H.. Ios Mas
ter Bin. Jos: Jessie, ~; sub Rose. los; En-
loa: Roscland. 81: Hidden Ship. ioi: Bet
Weather clear: track. heavy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
SARATOGA RESULTS

shoot om lO4 tMcAteei 10 "I to 'sof to l.
10 :. won; kallipols. ia tFsirbrothrr)
4: !" !. to 3 To I. second: Pilgrim. l07
lkummerl to J. to >. to l. third.
rimc-i:os is Manana. super. Touiours
also
second race bout two miles.-crest Ilnl.
;shomb: iai; lliorganl. 10 to ~ 10 j. T.
onpy !" nix 4 'hi aso T TAM kns
Fortune Fell ~as remountcd and finished.
Third racr-scyen furlonGs-Queen OF the
Sea. 10" tWtssierb. To 3 10 g, 10 {,
won; Tailor Maid. II? tWidaD. u to !. {"
10 ,. sec'rd; Dorcss. 40 tEnsnrD. To
!. Ia !. even. third. Timc.1,a 7. Us. jap.
ran.
Fourth race Hudson hsndicap: ono mile
and three -sixtcenihs, CudGcl 1870 U.oftus).
Ia Ia +. 10 D, IL .. won: spur. 1o8 (kum-
mcr). TO l. to /. even second: Valor.
u; callahar,. to l. to =. TO 3. thiJ!.
Time 80 is. Orcstes and Beaverkiil also
Ef,h race one mile End furIone-,kn-
10 :. second; Captain Hodge, los Roylcl.
70 L. 20 b. 10 }. third. Time--.l :55 IS.
Stiek in Time. Boxer. Don Dodge aud Mary
SIKH receive and c-half turongs--
End Man. ii5 U.oftusJ, . 10 .. 10 I. even,
won star Court, lis G'airbro;her). to
5, oven. ! to .. second. Peace Pennsnt. lli
minward,. 10 to l. to l. to !. third.
Time ,oS 81, Franc Tircur. Repeater, In.
DC Dijon. /'rY $,tanal Padraic Carline $.
l.D
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
JACKSON AND WHITNEY
DEFEATED IN TOURNEY
Richmond Bankcr Loses to AshcviiIe
Player. md Williamson Beat,
whitney in Golf Matches.
Especial TO The Times Dis patch.

ASHENlLLH. y. c.. August l5.-Rich-
mondS chances OF winning the big
annual August invitation golf tourna-
mcnt now being PLAYED at the Ashe-
vile Country Club by many of the
rest players of the country, went a
t!immerins today, when Herbert w
Jackson and William c. Whitney lost
IN the semi-fna!s
Richmond's other entrants did not
reach here in time TO enter the tourna-
Incnt.
Fred e. Oates, of .AshevilIe. defeated
Mr.. Jackson. and > in the second
flight, semi finals. while MIR. Whitney
lost TO William IT. Williamson OF
Raleigh, and :. Both Richmond play
ers nut UP good. hard fights. but they
were unable to meet the splendid play
ing of their opponents.
Several of the best players of the
tourney went down in defeat today
along with tho VirGinians. and many
surprises were sprung during the
morning aud afternoon.
All indications point to mr.. J. G. Me
Afcc. Of Macon. Ga. winning The
tourney tomorrow, lie is ed
cainst 5. j. White, OF New Orleans
who is also rated as a good player
but with fair degree of luck the
Georgia man ought TO be able to walk
| away with the tourney. which carries
with il a handsome trophy offered by
Mrs Edith :. Vanderbilt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
RACE PROGRAM RESUMED
FIVE EVENTS AT BELMONT
AFTER DISAPPOINTMENT
Meeting Somewhat of .Disappointmc mt
with East HOrscs In Field, hut
Several Finishes Close.
TRv Associated prcssI

PHlLA DELPHiA. August Is. = The
Grand circuit meeting, twice post
poned by rain and heavy track, was
resumed at Belmont track today, with
an arranged program Of iive events
There were several close finishes, hut
the time average was not high for this
class OF horses.
Summaries:
e:l7 TRoT.
p. Three -H year, tro,tcrs. Purse. 5000.
Menis knish,. b, (. By General Watts;
it,,Ts sd Dillon; %boSn G ,Sf
Aamra narris AID proMsr re'S SF' also ran ran.
:, Three heats. Purse. $1,000
The Grcat; Huth M"Grcso or t tssS (, /,
s,afiaa Time, N-{ cs; sS !'S Sss'A' a''0
Three heats. - Pure i $4,000.
%SSa %sikes. M n. h &Ss
e e1;a,. MAJ; b. 5 (MryRhnSS x,, ; ; j
also s,artsi Time. Eos i.. .;os, ..c 54Sss$
rwo r. Wso.YEAR;oLp TRoT. 49,
Nj te! Sssisy' s s;s 81 BY faai f.'s% II
Sa 1Tsam., The ofea'. :
ps} 's,sr. d.a.m p,llon also started
r'ms' slS Ia $ sil T Fi!3T.t
k ThTss heats Purse, ,i;o9o
taTssisk..r ,GtersI ,, :,.o!'',
S San EGr. % in, Ss & 'G.}Irl !
Ed il, Lolita. Watts. Dr. Eimorc. Hum.
s.5,sd Tine ss 81" ':0IiSs'iny s sS, IL III
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
INDIANS lose TO BUILDERS
NAPlER'S HURllNG ERRATIC
AND LOCALS JUGGLE BALL
Douhle-Hcuder viii &c Staged This
Afternoon with BENDER md
MaSaits Pitching.
Tho count is even now.


Newport News won the second game
of the series from Richmond yesterday
9ftcrnocn ny the, score of TO 8: after
in the opening game of the week END
program on, Thursday. :,
The double header this afternoon
will tell the tale. II Richmond wins
both games tho first place lead will
he increased sMl by toy -, margin and the
why entertain any such idea? Fender
the Shipbulders will have to fight
hard and fast to keep from being snow
ed under: The first game will begin
The telling of the defeat Yesterday
aftGrnoG on is pitifui rhrenisie in
of Napicr and the wobhly playing OF
tho whole Richmond team take dis
SraGefni , places The s,I minute Napier
/ to 20 TO pieces.
Nnnicr slit, Four Builders.
\apier. himself. did not help in in
spring confidence in his teammates
cunning for NEWPORT News batsmcn
and lie was accurate in hitting them
'S stnt t four impinS to mrs, with
TOOK occasion To land. Then he took
pity An the Shipbuilders. although they
We're beating him right along, and
The combination Of nine free passes
70 trst and six errors. WAS enough to
beat far better pitcher than Napier
VIII ever hope TO be. SO the wonder is
that the score was not larger than it
was in favor Of Newport News.
! them over in losing style and Tagging
FOR help. which "Chief'' Bender did not
see Iii 10 send, the game was devoid
of anything interesting. The nearest
approach 10 a thrill came in the ninth
: inning. when the Indians really seemcd
70 be aiiIe ny scoring two runs hlE a
,hTTsS:basrer featured. i was just a
Swnts ut Proper Time.
Ncwpcri News did not make but ten
! hits OF Napier. i'll spite OF her array
came a, exactly the right time, and
/ We're not wasted, as were the majority
] OF E!chmoud's swats. Morgan. hurting
| for Newport News. let the Indians hit
! then he became miSeriy and held we'll
So. after all. the story of the loss of
/ the game is traceable 10 poor pitching
/ by Napier. errors by the Indians and
/ failure 10 hit OPPORTUNITY. That is a
/ bad trio, and the Indians want 10 steer
/ clear OF !, in their double engagement
/ This afternoon.
Two singles. sacrifice a base on
balls and errors by Brown and Abbott
/ Let III the first three runs for Newpor;
cam" IN the ,Lird. one more III the
I fourth and three more in The NTH and
! there the slaGShtcr stopped.
| Richmond scored one in the third on
| a base Oh balls and Il double by Daugh-
/ ton. Three hits. one a double by Baker,
/ three hits, one a triple by liill. brought
| ove' two more in the ninth Bender
| Went up 10 pinch hit for Napier in AN
! effort To score Pay but Walsh WAS
/ caught going to second and the agony
I came 10 end.
The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
Where Can / Find Relief from
Itching, Terrifying Eczema?

You have the experience of others
who have suffered as you have to guido
you to relief No matter how terribly
ing the irritation, no matter how UNI
bearabIe the itching and burning of
tho skin. S. S. S. will promptly reach
the seat Of the trouble. Give 1t a fair
trial to be convinced of its efficacy
Our chief medical adviser is an
authority on blood and skin disorders,
and lie will take pleasure in giving you
such advice as your Individual case
may need, absolutely without cost
Write today. describing your case, TO
Medical Department, Swift Specific Co.,
252 Swift Laboratory. Atlanta. Ca
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
This Question Is Ever ON the
Lips OF the Afflicted.

Eczema, letter Erysipelas, and other
terrifying conditions OF the skin are
cations of salves, lotions and washes
can only afford temporary relief. with.
out reaching the real seat of the trou-
BILE. But just because local treatment
has done you no good. there is no reas-
on to despair. You simply have not
sought tho proper treatment. that is
within your reach.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
.ELLER AND FISHER BEAT
GIANTS IN DOUBLE BILL
Ono of Greatest Crowds in History Of
Baseball Sees New York Soundly
TrounCcd Twice.
FANS HURT IN ACCIDEN {
McGraw's Crack Pitcher, Barnes,
Defeated by Eller's Home Run in
First Contest After Winning Ten
Straight Games.
IRv Associatchrrcss

NEW YORK. August -. - The New
York Giants we're virtually put out OF
the National League race here TODAY;
when tho Cincinnati Reds, defeated
them in both games of double header:
winning the series. four games out OF
six.
Cincinnati, won the dTst same 1.,oi by
game, TO Q.
increased ga ;heir lead 70 siN and half
games
in t base f3Tf histoS T and got out Of The
hands OF the local management me
and climbed over the turnst!les.
Sho7tly after The same 81, started led a
M" t thiriy 20 persons taning twenty
feet 20 the concrete stand below tlf,
teen OF the twenty-five who required
night to DC dying from frac,ured
skull and int,erngi injuries =.
was estimated that 10000 were IN the
mark. and AT least half that many de-
MED admission. The police cut off The
crowd was more aroused than a. any
of The other games of the series, and
quite e shower Of bottles feil around
the Red players late in the game.
Ellcr Fms Giants ut Mercy.
Ellc-'* spin ball had tho Giants at
his mercy. with the exception of the
seventh inning, when New York
hunched three Of Us Sin hitS on MN.
ball into the left-ticld bleachors with
TWO men on bases,
Cincinnati stcpped Barnes. she New
hard but with the exception Of the
fourth he held in the pinches
r- ti-s f-r, ,c-
on singles by pauhert and iroh and
Roush's sacrifice tiy. The Giants tied
in their half, when Burns took we
on Zimmerman single.
The Reds scored their ,hrce runs
in the fourth, after Two were out:
steal was safe when Fletcher dropped
the throw. a fatal error to- New York.
Wineo then was nuTpose!y passed; and
Filler hi The nr7I pitch for a home
o9n him. Mage ana ~'aso ., 'sa5''s .ns.'
a double by. Gonzales. Burns scored
the runs with a single.
Police Called Into Groundh.
SoT The nrst time n years. the police
vert called into the park. They came
in after the hrst game when bottles
had been thrown al Cincinnati players.
The crowd surGcd on me neld, and
Centsrneldsr Roush VAS complete
then pushed back the crowd, and after
an intermission the game MAS nn!shed
under ground rules.
Ray Fisher, former New York Ameri-
can pitcher. shut out the Giants III the
SEQ nd game. II was the MIN time
shat New YORK had been shut out this
season. Benton also pitched a strong
game and all Of CinC!nnatls hits were
bunched on him in the sixth inning,
Fisher walked with one out, and
Rain. Daunerl, Groh and Roush fol-
lowed with singles, Fisher, Rath and
Daube-t scoring. The h!ts by R2lh
and Groh were scra tches. Neale scored
on Dubuc in the ninth. when he walked
stole second. third ana home. the latter
in conjunction with Mage on a doub!c
steal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
New Bn.ebnii History Made.

Shofly after inc nrst glmc Started
four men were pushed through = run
Way in the upper stand the haudrail
giving way and prncipitnttns them TO
tho concrete floor bclow All wera
pretty badly cut up, and the accident
caused considerable excitement
Seats. aislcs. runways and every
olher available inch of room was
PACKED. The warm weather. and tho
jam OF humanity made il right fever
tsh inside tina, great oven. If there
had been room there would have been
easily 50. Quo present.
The old time s'ivaIry hctwen thd
Giants and Chicago Cubs has been com.
nletely eciipstd by this series The
plaY-oit game of ls0S Is no longer the
high pitch ~ baseball feeling and, cx-
element \ new piece OF bascba i
| history has been written
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16

PITTS BuRGH august l5-Charley
tth'ck, Evans the titicholder. Will
start in the preliminary nualfyiut:
round IA the National Amateur COLI
Championship tomorrow without hay
lnS shot practicr round over Tho
Oakmont Country club course
Evans did not appear at tho club
To-Day. and telcphoned request that
ne be assigned a late starting time
tOmorrou
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16

NEW YORK. August -. - The New
York Giants we're virtually put OUT Of
the National League race here today.
when tho Cincinnati Reds defeated
them in both games of = double header.
winning the series, four games out OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
Thycc-Doy Novcmbcr NIGEL

The New Hraiand Metropolitan Trot-
ting club is The leading club promoting
light harness racing in the Dominion.
II holds thrce-day meeting In Novem-
bcr. at which the most valuable event
IN the New Zealand Cup race, with
300 sorereicns added money to the
cup prize.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
WHITE SOX TRIUMPH, 6 TO 8
PRESENT COMlSKEY WITH
VICTORY ON HIS BIRTHDAY
Eieyta- InniRE Hattie with lied Sox
Decided by Bnse Running OF
John Collins.
inv Associated, Press.

CHICAGGO. August 1.-the Chicago
Americans today presented Charles Co
miskey, owner of the White SoX. with
Il . TO ) victory over Boston after eleven
innings on his siNtieth birthday. John
Collins hase-running was the factor
in Chicagu'S victory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
SECOND GAME.
Totals ......3c Tcta.s ......-s
Rated for Tucro In NTH.
Tran FOR Militr In hfth

SrHrc by inning. r
ST Louis ........, .......-.,.,..l q n 90 G..
Phileis !phia ......,. ..,...-..9 90 ) coo -
Summary: Two base h,ts-Jacobs. VII
Ii.rns Home run-Mcusel Stolen bases
smith. Hce,heots; s"cTines h,,-ha .1,
on hascs-St Louis, s: phiiad lphia, Base
on baiis-on Meadows: g.: Woodward. / "a
nings tnone gu, la fourth: on Tu.ro. In
inning: on Jacohs. in inning; ii,t
nv p!tcher.-hy Jacobs fMcadows, Struck
by Meadow 8: by Woodward. Win
ming pitrher-Mcadows. Losing pitcher
Wood ward.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
TRUCKERS. So; TARS, 4-3

NORFOLK, VA, August i5.--Norfolk
would have won TWO games from
Portsmouth today, but NosS, a new
pitcher, blew up in the fourth and
before he came To earth the visitors
had scored five runs
ninth-i inning rally. schwartz hit
safely. with two men on, both Of them
scoring.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
FIRST GAME.

Su,nmary: Two bass hits-bancrotl Stoi.
On bases-Smith Sacrifice hit-Atuck Sac.
rificc ay-Hornshy. Douhle piaNA-Bla
ourne tunaassi;iedI l.ayan. and Miller. III,
on bAses-St Louie. .. Philadelphia. 3 Bas-
." i nrii!sLSH MGrr.y. ? H2Ezs t;oodwi.
HosS. in IL innings. on Goodwin. { in
:: OF Woodward, III Struck ou,-bv
Murray, i. HnRE. 5; Goodwin. !, WoudSsrd
: raised he ii-Adams. Winning pitcher
Goodwin. Losing p!tcher--Murray
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
Totals SIS $40 Totals 40 s ~ g.
.Ratt-d for Napier in ninth.

Kew port News .-......n %
Richmond ....-..-. .... q -
Summary: Two base hits-Strain. Allen,
Daqshton, RaEcr Thgeg, nase '.iiIi ii
Tydcman. Sacrifice hits-Gooch. Morgan
90. Hat by pitched oe!!--hy Napier. VII
son co Morgan CrosslcV. Left bases
Kew rorl News. L.; Richmond. l.. Bases
on hal!s--on Morgan ;. of Napier. l.: Struck
oi,;--hv Morgan, by Ma pier. =. TImc OF
parne-l:5o unpircs-McNamara and La
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16


Washington .........o Is
Cleveland ............0 0 O O.
SUNNI airy: Home run--wamhsganss
Stolen bssc-Smith. Double pIsyS-Smith to
Harris; Shanks TO Judge: Smith to O'Neiii
Left on baseS;-Was hington. ): Cleveland
2. Bases halls-on Shaw. s off John
son. ! :; of Myers; .: off Coveieskc. i.
fiitS-,on Shaw. in s: off johnson. none
in 9; off Myers. in ! Is; of Covrleskie
in %. struck out-by Johnson. ?; BY
Myers, :. Wild piich-Shaw. Winning
pitchor-Johnson. Losing ptcher-Cuve!e-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Newport News. 3; Richmond D.
Portsmouth. So: Sor'1I Is.
Petersburg. 90: suffolk. 2-2.
GAMES TODAY.
Newport News at Richmond.
suffolk mt Petersburg.
Portsmouth at Norfolk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
New York

BdtNN Tor ShaWkcy IN .lAih.
Score ny innings: II
New York ......,....,oe 90 o %
Detroit .................0 = y . " " W
Summary: Two-base hits-Cohh Nc4ch.
Heiima nm, .Ainsmith Fcwster. Three
base hi,s-.Iones. Hcilmann Double plays
Bush to Heilmann Left on hAses-
mining: Smaiiwood, lin 5 Struck out
10y Shawkey. I; Dauss. g. Losing pitcher
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
SECOND GAME.
Totals 80 . Totals 40 i

rp, i, ESSGSSsSGSSsSSsSSS9LEs
i? snmmary o TwoobssS hltsoSapey row i'
ssscrh.s, hits-Gc dm,' hswli4Es sseFhso
shaw TO Whitfield; Fillingim TO tiowdy TO
Holks Left on basess-, ,g' s; Boston,
!. Struck out-by Carlson. &: by Fill
inEim. 1.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
BRAVES, So; PIRATES, 80

BOSTON August 15.-Boston won
both gaines from Pittsburgh today. the
first ) to >, and the second. 10 >, in
nfteen innings The overtime game
was duel between Filligim and
Carlson.
Scores.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
Boston
'Sattcd for Williams in eighth
tBattcd for Hoyt in tenth
Iran for Murphy in eighth.

score by innings: Il
Chicago .......o . o o 3 o o is
summary rwo-baSc hits-Nitt Ruth
SchanS, Schannon. T.. Collins. uandi!. Ris-
berg. Sacrifice hits-Williams Hoyt. Ris-
hcrg. shannon Sacrifice nies-Hoyt.
sch.lk, Double nlsys..Fslseh 70 ,Ri;bers
Weaver: Wit To SchanE to Mclnnis. Left
on hases-l3ostun. s: Chicago :. Base on
hal!s---on Williams. L Hoyt. =; Kerr ..
Cicotte. /. li;ts-or Williams. in S in.
ming; Of Of Ho ksrr: in Ia IN CisoG n
none out IN eleventh. ~, by nitch.r--
ny Jones. j. Collins. Struck out--by Vii
liams. &: Hoyt. l. Passed ball--SchanE
Winning pitchcr-Cicottc. Losing pitcher
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
BROWNS, 8: ATHLETICS, 2

ST. LOUIS, August lj.-St. Louis bat
ted its way to an TO victory over
Philadelphia today. and went into IA
tie with New York for fourth pla &C.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Cincinnati. A.; New York, 80.
br?oklNn, :; Chicago, I.
phttidelphiu. 81; st. Louis, r-2
bostou. 5; Pittsburgh. 3 ttirst Rame)
bost4n. 3: Pittsburgh. . (second game,
GAMES TODAY
st. Louis ut Boston.
Cincinnati at Rraaklyn.
Chicago at New York
pittsburgh at PHILADELPHIA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16

CARDINALS, TT; PHILLIES, 2.7

Nv .tthllcIa Tod Frcse
PHILADELPHIA. August list
Louis and Philadelphia split "A double
header today. the visitors winning the
hrst game. 10 >, and the locals the
II home run III the second game
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-16
SENATORS, 3; INDIANS, 2

CLEVELAND, August l5.-washins-
ton turned the tables on Cleveland 20
day, winning in the ninth inning by
of 3 ~
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Heller. Black. Base on bails-Covinston.
s EHksTi / I rsasGp l.Eit o. bases bases
IL in % innings: of PEARSON, In -
innings Time OF game. 30 Umprc-Mc-
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FIRST GAME.


Stare ~ innings: n
S.nOlk ...............I 0 q q o a..
Pfi.rabIrg .......... q q 3 q q q ~
SunmNry T"o-bssc hit--''row Sacriiice
hlts--iieilc-. :: iiro-ty, Mccain Stolen
hasor Blackwell, BACK Ha4e on balls
Suffolk struck out-by Burnham
~ co!ns Time Of game i:T
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DODGERS, 3; CUBS, |

icy Associated rres.
BfoOkLfN, August l5.--Brooklyn
beat Chicago today 3 70 ], making IL
three straight Victories out Of ave
games
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FIRST GAME.
fiRSA th".
tSitt SbuPrh BQbtO
Totals e. ,

Pittsburgh - %
Boston ...............O " u o u W
Double plays-,;Gowdy to liolkS: Gowdy to
Rocket: Rawlings TO Marsnvilic to Holkc
Left on bases-Pittsburg. & Boston. =.
5sa:e on baIIs--on causey. :? Hit b.!
pitchcr--by CauSey, Barbara. Struck out
Ivy Adams. &: CauSey, =.
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TIGERS, 7; YANKEES, O

BY Associated Press.l
DETROIT. August IA boin ba rL :
ment of hitting in the third and ffth
innings gave Detroit today's game with
New York. 10 o.
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SECOND GAME.
Totals e. % 2 . Totals a : :
Two mon OUT whom winning run .ra-.

Norfo.S ............n u - A n % -
Summary: Two-baSo h!t@MaI,pe" Sac-,.
ne htif.,J onn.rd peishem; Mc.s. Left on
1n;-hy Schaufelie. s. Mcis l. Base on
haiisLI"h Shrufelc, .: off Mcis. :. Bat.
tcTS h!t-tIo!don, Schauncle Baik-Schauf.
ieIe Wild pitch-Schauneie Hits-nn
io.ucn. in 2-3 Innings. Winning pitcher
wMeh' 'imc., Va. tmpircs-Orth and
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OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
game
Newark. 2; Buffalo l. rirs, sane1
buhaio, Newark :? Second samo}
Baltimore. Z; Ringhanton. .
toronto 81 Jcrsey city, / tFirst
Eame)