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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-04
ElKS AND POLICE PLAY
AT BALL PARK AT 1890
Contest VIII BE Followed by Boxing
Match Mt and Richmond
Game Mt 4.
The line-up:

Police-Ford. catcher: Robinson.
pitcher; Bauer. first base: Traylor.
second base: Gentry. third base; Brown.
shortstop; Jones, right field; Wood.
center field: Deoppe. left field
Elks-Blunt, catcher; Boehline and
Dunn, pitchers; Tucker and Fry, first
nase; Amos, second base; Alright. third
base; Sitterding, shortstcp: Cheatwood.
right field: Anthony, center field
Harper. left field
Substitutes: Police-Wyatt. Anthony.
Pagan and RidGeway. Esiks-Rose.
6owe, Hulcher end Booker.
Boulevard Field will be the center
OF attraction today with two baseball
games and a boxing match scheduled
10 hold the boards. The fun will berjn
,his morning at 1890 O'Clock. whe n
me teams representing the Elks and
me romeo Department clash in the
second engagement of the season be :
tween these stalwari clubs.
Zoe boenlng and Frank Dunn will
Pi.ch Tor the Eiks and Lew" Robinson
guardians of the law. A number Of
prizes have been donated by local fans
AT O'Clock Richmond and Peters
burE Will play the third game of their
series, the Indians playing the Coolers
III the morning at Petersburg The
~ oIman- Lawrence match Will come 10
close before the time for starting
Tomorrow there will be double
O'Clock -.oV
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LATONIA RESULTS

,, r,rst ras ss fu.lonss-Trusty.. 1i2
los tThurberi. SSH : $3.50. second; A psSid
craig. 10 tRobinson). $3.50 third Time.
Brisk Ed Garrison. Columbia Tenn, Lance.
lot Broomsweep also ran.
Aoisze los wills, sl3so a slc 'S5'01 $3.50
third Time l:o7 as. woodf arde Emma ssso'
Rapid Stride. Miss Nell Music Man. Tom
Logan. Jack Price. w P. Montgomery and
BoSthon also ran.
BLACK Prince. lis TooD. s2lao. $3.50.
s4.So. won; Sterling. lie Connolly. $40
sS.do' second; The Swimmer. lis tIIanovcr)
S2:so: third Time 1907 rs Frank w
cant. Paroi and Pyx also ran.
Fourth six furiongs = Seuninps
Park. i2o Robinsom. 1870, $3.50, $500
won Sway. los CHowsrd). s3.ao. 5a2o.
third. Time. l:11 is. Raspipe. Lady Fair
play Marse John, Linden. BY Heck ran.
Firth race-one milc-St. Augustine los
f liz ho iSs poor, iaig sac $40
Charcs. lis G.unsford) s3.4o. third. Time,
1885 4.5 Buford and Grey Eagle ran.
Sixth race-onc mile and one-si1teenth
Gonrmond. 10 (Thurherl. 1910. $3.50. $40,
Won; General Haig, no tMorys). $40,
tfeldp. $500. third. Time :46 2-5 Early
Spring. la Fondrc. Foster Embry. comman
der. Cacambo. Hadrian Wave. Buncranna
and Caraway
Lucky r. los (connc'lyp. $3.50. $40, $40,
won; Eulogy. lI2 lnovcr) $50. $50
second: Fair Orient, liz (Pool5. $500. third.
Time. 1:i5 As. Tanac. Jack ODowd,
Thistle Green. Senator James FIRST Troop.
Ulster Queen
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BOXERS MEET HERE TQDA|
HOLMAN AND LAWRENCE TO
SCRAP AT BALL PARK AT
Promotcrs Decide at Last Minute 4
Stage Match Here When barred
at Camp Lee.
Jesse Holman and Speedy.

Jesse Holman and Speedy Lawrene.
Will box ton rounds tolsy at o'cloc
at Boulevard Field, say the promote err
Not cent Of admission will. or cat
o oe emerged ar ed The gates wiz BE wild
After every arrangement hsd bee
perfected to have these two fassfiishi
'snsn NEE. in the Liberty Thssts
the military authorities last night, al
though half n dozen other boxing siio ~
WI be held on military. reservations
the situation declare.
The promoters Of tho bout lost I'd
H TINE getting In communication wit
consent was secured to use the bal
PARK at o'clock, which will perrnl
the staging OF the boxing match an
also the baseball game between Rich
will be cleared for tho game.
No reason could be secured last nieS
which satisfactorily answered tn
question OF why the Holman La wrend
bout Was being barred from the Lii
erty Theater at Camp Lee. where bog
ing matches 10 which admission fec
have been charged have been held 1
the past. 1T IS understood The posi-
ponement was the third for the mattel
1t was stopped twice at Seven Pines q
1 1sns s0 Sss hen rsserya.ion when ~
ers had trained for the fray.
Victory for Jesse Holman owe
speedy Lawrence may start the cleve,
hard hitting Richmond lad on his Wal
TO the top of the lightweight div
sion. Should he win. Holman undouht
ediy viii be taken North for experi
ence His manager says he Will no
make the mistake Of prtinS the Rich
mond Howiizer star against such mo
az George CLANCY or Lew Tender
Inc outset: rather he plans to wo1
Holman gradually and develop hi
hEhtinE style.
Holman's hitting ability and foot
work are factors which make him /
iavorite over the Camp Lee champion
Lawrence VIII depend upon speed am
boxing science 10 stop the Richmon
boy. Although the soldier pug!l!s
peddler Holman viii avoid ali IN.
realizes ne has no exclusive paten
on the art OF landing *. O.'s and =
VIII battle carefully
Opening the bill will be fou,
round AFFAIR between Soldier Hopkin
and Young Medors. m!ddleweiRhtt
Charley Holman, Richmond boy. VIII
got decision over Johnny Russell
clever New York bantam. figures II
the seml-fnal. with Kid Murphy
his opponent. They arc scheduled
go SIX rounds. but the local lad wii
be disappointed 4 he fails to put hi
rival away In three rounds.
Holman believes Dempsey viii d.
feat willa-d. Being a young ma
With rushing tactics, and idolizini
Dempscy's ring methods. Holman can
not reconcile his views TO the pon
where bulk and reach will triumph
over speed. punch and asSressivene,s
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GOSSIP OF HORSES

Running races Will be added to the
Reading Fair program for the first
time.
John Ryan expects to race Czarada.
2l7H, and Belcharm in the Lake Eric
circuit.
ANDY. Mcdowell will hook Joker y.
Lake. 2osi4. and Sarah H. TO the pole
this week.
new 80 performer of the Year me He Rfi is
a son OF Peter the Great.
"a, First r National t2,. 2:i?N, now ?
stake engagements.
o at ssT made "aw in 9arF sreat Se
hea, race at Marion, o.
"A. n 3 cox VIII mark several colt.
mont mile track. July 2.
Nv f Ssso Fo1 heat l,t in 2o5 ath sls
three heat plan OF racing.
-Es,eia Binsen. Els, by Binsen.
Owned ny J. Brown, Trenton. will soon
--Andrew Craig has purchased the
sf n ,o.a MY SISTER Watts. by Cen
Penn - .'ot :"
--binworth and Colorado Range are
me only two declarations from tho
"tnosa STOCK Farm $4,000 purse on
H +. Winsus is having lots Of
Iun msintaininE Black Wig, ..I4L.
Prince lngomaf. ~
Dick Mayburn. 2o5!., IN. scn..-
s, iona PAGER OF 1918 and winner of is
starts. hroks leg recently yth,lc
training and II was found ncc.,
TO destroy him. sd
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COOLERS WIN OPENER, Sol
LAND ON JOLLIFF FOR TWO
RUNS IN SECOND INNING
Petersburg Hurier Allows But Five
SnfctfeS. Four of Them hy
Brown and Pay.

Especial 70 The Times Dispa tchl
PETERSBURG, Va, july S.-Jolliff
lost the first of the series with Rich
mond in the second inning. when Kelly.
the first man up. singled to left field
and went 10 second on Parker's sacri-
tice. Durham walked. Mcconnell flied
out TO Bass Hotter singled. filing tho
bases. Herriott then singled. scoring
Kelly and Durham. Nagle ending this
inning. Brown to Poole.
Durham was in fine form, allowing
but FIVE hits, two of which were made
by Brown and two by Pay. Richmond
started squirt in the ninth inning,
when Poole singled and McConncli's
error OF rays grounder put runners
on first and second base. fast
double play by Mcconnell Kelly and
ierriott on Bass Erounder ended all
hopes that Richmond had OF scoring
MIC score: 80
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Totals 20 ) 6

Summary: Two-bss so hit-McropnoIl |
stolen bases Nagle. Kelly. Poole Double
pIaaiys-M.icGenncn Kelly Hcrrlott Base on
en- ases-Petersburf. .: Richmond. s. |
Sacrifice hits-Hiller Herriott. Parker /
Ilme OF Eame-l:3S. Cmpirc-Johnson
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Totals as $40 Totals SO . z
.Batted for Naylor In seventh.
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How Champion and
His Challenger Compare

ContcstnntH-Jcss willard, the
heavyweight champion of the world,
and Jack Dempsey.
Place and Datc-Tolcdo, o., this
afternoon.
Purse-Si25. 900. the biggest ever
offered for boxing bout In the
history OF the world. OF this
amount, willard In guaranteed
100000 and Dempsey $4,000.
Estimated Cost of Putting on the
Bout-SiO0,0GO.
Estimated Attendance and Re-
ceipts-50.OO0 persons, and $500. 900.
Price of Scntx--From $40 ndmis-
sion to 500 for chair In II bor.
Conditiona-Twelvc rounds 10
decision, under the direction OF
referee and two Judges.
Time for Bout to Begin-After-
noon ut = o'clock, Central time, or 4
O'Clock, New York time
Physical measurements OF the
wi
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Running races Will be added to the
Read!ng Fair program for the first
time.
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BUILDERS, 2; RUBES, |
Special 10 The Times-Dispatch !

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.I
L F. + Q l. Is. VA. July 3.-Suftolk
dropped the first OF the three game
series at home with Newport News
this afternoon. . 10 l.
With nerve trying innings when it
not TO score, misjudEments and bone
head work broke the runs Harris.
for the visitors. pitched great ball and
Gullman, for the home team. after
wndness at the start. settled down TO
steady work which should have won
the game, but for poor baseball on the
part of some Of his supports.
Score.
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Jncoby Lo,rer. nccnrd.

ASHEVILLE. n. c.. July 3.-Louis
Jacoby. OF Charlotte. y. c.. this after
noon on tho Ashevilc Country Club
course. In the first round match play,
lowered tho amateur record OF the
course by two strokes. making the
course in 90, the open championship OF
the two Carolinas being played here
by the Carolina Golf Association.
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PATTERSON WINS TITLE
Australian Annexes Grass Court Ten
mis- Singles Championship At
Wimbledon, England.

WIMBLEDON. ENGLAND. July 81
G. l.. Patterson. Australia, to-day won
the tennis singles championship on
grass courts by defeating Lieutenant
a. r. F. kingscote. England. The
score was 81: 6-1: 6-3.
in tho fourth round mixed double r.
Icyeu, Australia. and Miss Ryan,
United States defeated Laurrents and
Suzanne Lenglen. France. The win
ners have now reached the scmi-flnals
The American army eight Dared crew
beat the French army crew today in the
elimination trials for tho kings cup
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Cleveland.


Sc0Tc bg ~!
Chicago ............0 10 o-lI
Cleveland .......t...l O.
Summary: Two-oa hits-E- Collins. VII
Three base htt-Gandn Saerince hit.-Wil-
liams. WambsKan.s. Sacrifice nies-E. Col.
line Fe.sch, Speaker. Double plhys-O'Seiil
and Wambskanss: Gardner. wambsgnnss
and Harris. r. Co!tinr. Weaver and Risoers
on hass-Phill,ps. 3: William. }: Morton 2;
Phillips. /: Kiepfer. Hits-on Morton. :
in Ia: on Phillips. in Ia: OF Kiepfer. :
in la: IN Jameson, in T. Struck out
by Morton. s. BY Phillips. /; By Klepfer.
Losing pitCher.
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Americana Defeat English.

4 VERSAILLES. July I'm the golf
competitions today. beginning on the
Laboul!e links. the Americans defeated
;the English team. and viii meet the
French for the championship The
English won four OF the eight single
ball matches. but fell down in the
foureomes.
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WALL STREET FAVORS JESS
odds of z 10 ) Being offered on Cham
pion by Brokers in Financial
District.

NEW YORK, June 3.--Jess Willard
is the favorite among the brohers in
Wall Street today. and odds OF 10 5
are being offered on the champion.
& bet Of $4,000 on tho champion 10
$4,000 on Dempsey was made ycsIcr-
day, and the man who had the Willard
end said that he was ready TO place
s2S0,Oo0 more.
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RED SOX, 8; ATHLETICS, 2

PHILADELPHIA. July 3.-Walker's
home run in tho nrst inning with Witt
on base gave Philadelphia hyinE
start today, hut Naylor. after holding
Boston hitlcss for four innings went
to pieces, and the champions made IL
two out Of three by winning S to 2.
Boston. PhliadeIphIn.
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PIRATES, q; CUBS, 2
rBy Assoc,atea pr...

III ISBURG. July 3.-Chlcaso was
oeieated here today 4 to . in we'll
played game. Cooper held the visitors
20 three hits for seven innings. bu,
weakened in :he last two when fonr
nuts an error scored their tn Drums.
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stallion Sold for SO, 600.

The siS-ycar- brown pacing stall
lion. symbol S. Forest. 2:oeh, b,
symbolcer c:osH. dam Sweet Expedt
t!on. 2:2tA dam OF Symbol Bartor
a:o6h. p1. BY Expedition, 2:15x. wa
sold by Bailey 6 Mclean, Muskogee
Okla. 10 Charles Ashley John Hanie:
and Mike Janisk. for a price said 10 b
$4,000.
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TIGERS, 8; BROWNS, 2

ST LOUIS. July s.-Ehmkc held 81.
Louis 10 three hits while his team
mates punched two hits two walks
ana a sacrihce hit and fy In the frs.
inning, obtaining lead which the To-
Gals could not overcome, Detroit even
ing UP the series. three 10 two.
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WHIT for Later Meetings.

There are large number OF horses
al the different Western tracks ap
parently waiting for later meetings
Fields, as general rule, have beei
small. but made UP OF classy trotter
and PAGERS. Many of the winners lool
good enough for the Grand Circui
stakes. but have not been entered.
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score ny innings. n.
Philadelphia ........ q a o.
Boston ............. Q o o 6-S
summary: Two-base hit--Cravath. wa
son. MaranviIle. Three base hit--Maran-
vile. Home run--RirGcrt Stolen bases
laird. Rawlings. Sarriice hit-wiison.
Sacrifice fy-WilHon. Double piay-Boeck-
el. Wilson 10 Holke. Left bases-Phila-
deiphia, 8: Boston. 4. Base baiis-Smith
.: Scott. 3: Demarce, ]: Hits of--Sco,,
IN Z 1-S; Dcmarec. in ! % Struck out
by Scott. ;. Passed bal-W!ison Win
Ming pitcher. Scott.
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DATED Tor Naylor In seventh.
Score by innings: r
Boston ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ...0o0o11a4o-S
Philadelphia ....................e0 o o o0o0-2
Summary: Two base hits-Lamar. Thomas
Home run-Walker. Stolen base-Hooper.
Sacrifice hits-vItt. Thomas Sacrifice fy-
Hooper. Double play-Dugan. Witt and
BuTrus. Left hases-Boston. S; PhIlsdcl-
ph,a, Bases balis--on Nayior. 3; oit
Jones, Hits-off Naylor In innngs;
Seibod. in rs; Rogers. In liza Struck
out-hy Jones. L: by Nayior. 3; by Sel5oli. l.
Losing pitcher. Nayior
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WHITE SOx, II; INDIANS, |
.tRy As.ociA,nd Pre.r.l

CLEVELAND, July a--Ch!caeo hit
Ave Cleveland pitchers today al will
and won. II TO !. Cleveland's errors
were costly. the ten runs IN the fourth
retire the side. Williams was very
effective for Chicago.
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REDS, a; CARDINALS. ]
INV Associated PressI

pitching his seventh straight victory.
Cincinnati defeated st. Louis .oday.
to l. Stocks single and steal and
hit by Hornsby saved the Cardinals
from shutout in the fourth.
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Totals as 3 Totals ;.

'Battcd for Amcs in seventh.
tBatted for Meadows In ninth.
Score by innings: r.
ST. Louis ....o o o ] o o 0 o OIL
Cincinnati .......... 2 o OF
Summary: Two base hit-Shotten. Three
base hit-Groh Stolen bases--Stock. Sac
rtice hits-Neaie, .. Double play-Groh to
Rath 10 Daubert. Left bases--St. Louis.
Ames. 2. IIts-of Ames. in 6; Meadows.
in .. Hit by pitcher--by Ruether. l.
Struck out-by Ruether. 4: Ames. /. Wild
pitch-Ames. Losing pi;cher--Ames.
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Newport News ......o oi oo1nn %
suffolk ......e:......o n 0 ! o q o Oh
by Harris. S. Base on balls-oH Ciuilman
:; OF Harris. l. Wild ni;ch-Gullman Hits
on pullman s. on Harris. = Two base
hiss-,Mgneh; Black Sacrifice hits-Rrsn-
HenEes TO Crossley: CrossleY 10 Dranniran
10 HenEes; Mccain to Black Left on
bascs--Sunolk. A. Newport News 6 TIM.
lire-Shannr. La anun -. 1870 y. ~
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
NATIONAL. LEAGIrE

RESULTS YESTERDAY,
nronklyn. g; New York. 2.
BOSTON. 8; Philadelphia.
p!tthburgh. Z: Chicago
Cincinnati. :: st. Louis, 1,
GAMES TO-DAY,
frwo GamesD
boston Mt BROOKLYN
new York mt PHILADELPHIA.
Chicago at Plttsburrh
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
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BRAVES, 3; PHlLLIES. 2
fBr Associated Press.I

BOSTON. July a.-Boston made a
clean sweep OF it's series with Phila.
deiphia b. winning. % . TO-DAY Rig
Eert nit a home run in the NTH, with
Scott on first.
pI~t 49,
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summary: Three -base hit-welsh Stolen
sases.BanGs O. Hooper. Beale and Ceresi
1 'sn on hhitsH1opsr Ceresi and feathers
Struck S,a oa.-soy Ehmlins. s.: By Edney. ;.
halls-hy Edney (Rooney). Time. l:45. I'm.
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New York.
ioia!s '.Ss Totals 80 3 I
Stated for Raglan in seventh.

S saookxyn ............ 90 % o-s
"ew York ...;... 0 o o o 0 3 0 o %
h "a ht!IMyers-Home run-Kaurf. Stolen
,C es-soh nston Sacrifice hlt-ward Sac
n f, >: BROOKLYN. s. Bases on bsllsNofr
ssen,on. /; Perrttt. l: Raglan. j. Hi,s-orf
BBenton.' IN Ia: Raglan, in "a.
Perritt. In :. Struck out-by Benton !.
Rasan. u Mamaux. 8. Losing pitcherE
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score o. INNINGS. n
Chicago " a q a a n
Pittsburgh " O. q a a 4 ~
summary: Three-bas, h.ts-Sou,hwo-,h
stolen oases-Mann. 2: Merklc. Bisbee Sa Ter
nutshaw. Sacrifice hits-Mann, Douglass
Terry. Cation. Double piays-Cutshaw and
Salsr: Merkle and Hoilocher Left on base.
Chicago. :; Pittsburgh. 5. Base on balls
Doug lass; ,: Martin, I: Cooper J. Hits
on Douglass. in s. Martin 0 in .: Conner
In q Hit by pi,oher-by Cooper
tPick) Struck out-by Douglass. i: Mar
I'm, - cooper. 4 Winning pitcher-cooper
Losing p!,cher-Douklasa
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SENATORS WHIP YANKEES
JOHNSON OUTHURLS SHORE
AND WINS HIS GAME, I TO o
New York Fails 20 Get Man TO Third.
Pratt Being Only Man to
Get to Second.
INV Associntod pre,,l

WASHINGTON. July 3.-AlthouSh
Shore pitched good ball for New York
today, Walter johnson was more ef-
tective. esnecially as regards men on
oases, and Washington won. to o.
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BROOKLYN TAKES SERIES
GIANTS DEFEATED IN LAST
CONTEST BY 6-TO-3 SCORE
dodgers Knock Benton Out of Dox,
kaun Svnts Home Run and Ma
muux Strikes Out Eight
NY Annotated prasa ]

NEW YORK, July 3.-BrookIy made
1t two out OF three from New York |
winning the last game Of the series |
by a score Of 6 TO 3.
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TRUCKERS, |; TARS, o

LSpccial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
NORFOLK. VA. July 3-NorfoIk
was unable to stop Portsmoutt's win
nins streak today. and the latter won,
Despite the close score. the game
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Washington. I: New York o.
Ito.ton. 9; Philadelphia, 2.
Defrolt. 3: st. Louis. l.
Chicago. II; Cleveland. 1.
GAMES TODAY.
1.-TWO Games)
Detroit at Chicago.
st. Louis at Cleveland
Washington at New York.
Philadelphia ut Boston.
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RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Portnmouth. 1: Norfolk. o.
Petersburg. s: Richmond. o.
Newport Scws. 2; SUFFOLK. !.
GAMES TODAY
Richmond at Petersburg fmornink).
Petersburg at Richmond tatcrn0onD.
Norfolk at Portsmouth (mornIng).
Portsmouth at Norfolk tnfternoan).
SUFFOLK at Newport News 1.-TWO Games).
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Summary: Three-bake h!t-Bush. Stolen
base-Joncs Sacrifice nits-Shorten. Smith,
Sevcreid Sacrifice nies--Joncs. Gedeon.
Double p'ays-sisier and Gerber Jacobsen
on hases-Detroi. s. s, Louis. > Bases on
bsils-on Ehmke. q: shockes , hit.-on
Shoeker In innings. Struck out--by
Ehnke I. Shocker g. Wild pi.ch-Ehrke.
Losing pitcher Shocker.
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OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Newark. s; Jersey City, 4.
Baltimore, Z; Reading, s.
Buffalo. .: BinGhamton. S.
Rochester. (: Toronto. 2.

SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Mobile. .; Atlanta. s.
Chattanooga, 4: Nashville, g.
Little Rock, 4; Memphis, 3.
Birmingham. Z: New Orleans, 3.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Louisville. 4; indianapolis, 2.
st. Paul. 4: Milwaukee, g.
Toledo. rs: Columbus. 1T.
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Now York,
Totals -. 81 0 4 Tota

Summary: Two.base hits-juds.o ca Muir
ply. Pratt, Thrse1ease hit-Eioe. Sacrifice
Left or bases-WashinSton. s: Now YORK
g. Bases on balis--Johnson. .: shore l.
Hlts-oh Shore. in I innnRs; Schncider
In inning. Struck out-by Johnson 4:
by Shore, 3. Ba!k-Johnson. Losing pItcher
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Pncer Training Well.

Red Bearer, 20SK the undefeated
PAGER OF last year, has beaten 210 in
his work and stepped quarters better
than 80 seconds.
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Detrofi
ct. Ionla.

Totals SO $40 Totals 2s
sBa;;ed for Shocker in eighth.
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Totals az > o. Total. ~ 3 6 :
ia tied for Smith in ninth
fBattch for Pcarce In ninth
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Totals 50 3 Totals !. Is {

'Battcd for Douglass in seventh
tBatted for Martin in ninth
Score by innings: r