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LATONlA RESULTS

furio ions ". Hastings. io7 tHPsoon. IS 50.
s. 10 81; won: Broom PHddier, II ttonneliy ;:
einoyle5' 81. third Time! Time lis Is - Tc,icy'
Madgc. i. J: Murdoch. Precious, Bon Tromp.
Ton Coat. star Baby, springsidc and Rev
half furlongs-Mis- Parnell. III tWarrlnG-
tom; $3.50, s., 81. Won. Miss Mnks. 10.
Wariike. Nellie witwer. Guaranteed and
Purl also ran.
Third race-;hrcc year odds four and a
half furlonEs-Marjorie Hynes. lis tGarner).
$40. 50: SO won; Arrow Point, lis tsmp:
SOM. saao. .sa2o. second POP Eyes. Ills
vale. Sister Helene and Waters Meet also
ran.
Fourth race-thrcc year. olds: milo and a
ACCOMPLISHMENTS. loa fBoyicj. sl5 90
$3.50. $50 second Vucaniie. ioa Iiowardj
SO Si,,r thTd Time l;ni -. Texas Special.
Fifth racn-three-year- olds and up: mile
en-: e.. 90 ns,,G"n,estant. iI. tconneilyl
sHrown SIC iS 50 i lsS won S.srkey 10
IOi uRoylcl. $3.50 third rhine. :is 90! =
Ihlrteen Judge David. Dick Horn. Ex-
nIor'er Decline. Hand Blue. The Tof Lit
Legal. loo tMooney). s. $40. $3.50. Won;
s n"6nGIi King. IL tRobinsoni. $40. $40.
ncau. Gihby. Grey Eagle. Lively. Genera
hss aSon M%sr: sun God. R"dmon also ran
Boyle, s5;. $3.50 sac. Won Dick VIII
pe"Kma ITS '1MSsar1riiin rg ;!S $50 second
a aisS -, o., itanovia. FL Roy. Mistress Poly
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JAMAICA ENTRIES

First ,!ac.%ofye fprlonrsmoBlue wragk. IL:
Edith X. 100: Bctsinda. los: Copyright. III:
Tat,le. ll+ Pokey Jane. 100: Fair Colleen. 100
Miss Shackelton. los Ireland. liz,
Second race-three-rear ol6s SIX furlonrs-
n.ndora. ioi: Scotch Verdict. 10: Keen lane.
loa: Syrda rya. ile: Scrub Lady lCl Poiiu.
iS@ Do,tiy ,N yaHdtysr SO GouE, Gallant: ~:
Mistake ioa; Different Eyes liz: sammy
Kelly. ll6: Chasseur. III: Triu:nuhant. los.
Third racc--three year Odds: i've furlonrs-
Vanity Box: SO; Marie Antoneile. -: Rct,v
lo!; Lady Brummell. l0i: Bonnie Mary. III.
Fourth ce-three-vear.olds and up: mile
and siNtcenth-Roamcr. l2l: Corn Tassel. ll5:
Bonifacc. los; Extermina,or. l?i: Star Mas.
ter, ll9: Naturalist. l22: Fairy Wand lCj:
Lady Gertrude. 81.
Fifth racc-three-vcar-o lds and up: mile
and seventy vards--Wilfreda. i0i: Twiford.
ll2;, Tom, Young. liz: Sir Grafton. III; War
rocket. llc: Ria les. l01: Half and Half Ii2:
Sim Sim, FGiner ~? MaIgheTa: T.: 10; saddle
Mancha. III. .PoiIu liz: Polly Anna. IL
Sixth racs-thIee;; and up mile
and slxtsenth-Henry c.. l07: Marches
Il. 90: ThundeIeiap: 10: Window. io7:
Thunderstorm. l03: Woodtrap. HI: l.. Errant.
~: Matinee Idol. ia: Lady Gertrude. liz:
Clear, fast.
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JAP Wins TENNIS TITLE
KUMAGAE AND MISS MARIE
WAGNER TAKE MATCHES
Finals In Mixed Doubles md Mon.
Doubles mt Country Club
This tftCrnoOn

BY his defeat of Whitehead. ex-Stats
tennis champion. in the finals of the
W Ven s. s., singles at the Country Club of
kumagae. the Japanese star, won the
old Dominion tourney title and the
silver cup offered for the event. The
scores OF the match were Go, 6-I al
Whitehead fought gamely. but was
clearly outclassed by the Jap in everv
play on both offensive and defensive
speed. anu
The title in the womcn's singles was
Ing Miss Moore. G-l. 6-3. G:l. Miss
Wagner will also be given tho cjmb
cup. winch goes to the winner Of the
Play Higgins Today at 4.
only the finals In the mems doub,ea
the mixed doubles and the consoiatton
play remain for this afternoon. piaw
T AN DeGin at o'clock. the mixed
me mems doubles. In this event
kumasee and Irving Wright will be
seen seen IN action against Whitehead and
In the mixed doubles. Miss Wagner
and kumagee Will meet Miss Moore
ana Lee In the mems consolation.
r himS mii, vii MI Play Morton. Miss war.
winner viii meet Miss winston in Inc
womens consolation. '
Large Gallery Sec Games.
The largest gallery that has VET
oeen present TO witness tho matches
was In attendance yesterday. The
tourney has attracted an unusual
amount OF attention. and has hcnn
successful even beyond the cxpecta
ION OF INC tennis committee. OF which
'onn y. Coke Jr.. is chairman
Inc results yesterday follow:
MEMS SINGLES.
G-l, 6-l. o-o'
WoMENs SINGLES.
MISS Wagner defeated Miss Moore.
MEMS DOUBLES.
T., Whitehead and EEgles,on defeated
f!sining and Morton, rs. s-o.
NumaEcc and Wright defeated Han
ana lamcsaki 6-2 go
MINED DOUBLES.
miss: MISS wagner and kumagae defeated
Nj emerson and ESglcsion. so. 50
MISS Moore and Lee defaa,ad 'aytrn
= f-i11zaoe;h Warren and Yamcsaki. i.s
MEMS CONSOLATION.
Nimhali defeated Lee ell. rs. Go
Morton defeated j. Han 6.i 81
WoMEN's CoNsOLATIoE
Ms MISS Anderson defeated Mrs. Stan.
wood. 6-3. g. nay
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LATONIA ENTRIES

az" a1 p" sn 81.
l Ms ;,d David craig 100; PsassfuI Star. iI+
Straw. ia: Gleipner. liz: NobIeman. III:
n&r' Lib tiiH III ssrinFhnrs, iSa bullion
Breeze: ioa Brig o War. los
,oS Second ; raccTr5wo, y"nI,olds: five fur
bright cold iSa: Seapian,. iio; Her HeTcn les
10; lode OF Honor. no.: Principle. ito:
ITO; May Rose. lo2.. america" soldier
Third race0 two Odds: five furlongs
lloa: AuIa. loo: Sterling. liz: Miss Iemima.
III: Mickey Moore lis: Alta BOY H.. lis:
sam Freedman. IS.
RI"ooksry; lol Bucknsii. los; Hmbusca d. de-.
'sry f1a"s Iash hi pr S'@ s"s rrhin G'
iIi E!isiTs- Athens. o" ic5 sosiu n.nS III
furlopEs-Maior' 'Parkc. io4: i.eEotsi. lo Is: !:
Ron Jour, io7; viva America. IoS St Der.
cola, liz. Dodge. ia; isiackic Daw. lee
Sixth raco-th rec- year Odds and up:
Lady Rachel. a. Chic Harklcy. iOi: Pas
sh, for EensfactCr Io6' Quito. los; pr.
Broom. III: oholus. III,
mile and Observation-Disclosures ,o and Fe Ip:
Io7: Jack I'M. io7; Polroma. los: Phiiis-
ha ndlsy; lo7: corydon. 1907: Rourbon Lad.
Meekin. III. EiEihle-Prownie McDaweiI
T FOX r'n H. r. oi ias Th's's G EsJ G
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INDIANS Down TRUCKERS
FROM PORTSMOUTH, 7 TO 6
Visitors Secure Eleven Hits on M
piers Offerings and Score Three
Deserved Runs.

The second game. of the Portsmouth
series a, the local BAN park yesierday
the first victory of the week for the
TO produce that which pleases the
home fans, although on several occa-
sions the beans were almost upset.
Portsmouth's continuous clean hit
ting OF Napier's offerings throughout
the contest made the game intensely
interesting after Bendcr's charges had
practically cold StoraSed the game in
the first TWO innings with six of their
seven runs. The affair was by no
Ing in the play the whole nine innings.
as evidenced by their gradual creep
ms up, run by run.
Get Eleven BinElcs.
Eleven clean .bingles were registered
OF Napier's twisters. Considering the
fact that three ot the visitors runs
We're scored on ,miscuess. eleven hits
a bad manipulation.
In the seventh and eight two light
addi,ional scoring by Portsmouth,
second, after Bender. the first up. drove
Ia ad spAfF ooS Sa S ae nsf
Southpaw. and trotted Schaufel out.
In the ninth, with TWO on and one
feet fly. the CHEZ relieved Napier.
and the next two were outs. Pay. un-
assisted. ana Brown to Poole.
Bnss Hits We'll.
Bass was off color on fielding two
or his chances. but made runs possible
by his double in the initial and single
in the second. Bender continued his
heavy sticking by slamminS out a
double and a circuit wallop.
There were two exceptionally bright
heldinE features in the fray. One
came in the sixth when Beaie con-
inned running TO the left-tield fence
one one. hand high off OF the boards. The
lowed in the next inning by making
one hand stab of Percys ground
scooter near second while on the run
peEged quickly to first: completing a
double play Clausen ruined his chance
after a dandy play on Poolc's hit by
throwing wild TO first, two runs scoring
Game Concludes Series.
Portsmouth appeared weak at bunt-
ing. Twice batters popped up hys. one
or which resulted in n double play
Today's game concludes the series
With the Truckers. and CHER Render
VIII take his place in the center OF
the diamond. The worlds series star
IS going great and is expected TO fade
the visitors,
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Don't Experiment With Catarrh;
1t Often Leads to Serious Trouble

more and more aggravated and finally
reaches down into the lungs, and
every one recognizes the alarming con-
dition that results when the lungs are
affected Thus Catarrh may be the
forerunner of that most dreaded and
hopeless of all diseases. consumption
No local treatment affords perma-
nent relief. Experience has taught
that S. S. S. is the one remedy which
attacks the disease at It's source, the
blood. and produces satisfa Glory re-
suits In even the worst cases. Catarrh
sufferers are urged to give s. S. S. n
thorough trial 1t is sold by all drug
sists. You are invited to write to the
Medical Department for expert adj
vice as to how to treat your own
case. Address Swift Specific Co., 2s4
swift Laboratory. Atlanta Ga,=Adv.
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Bing, Fighting Rooster,
Now Chicken Fricassee

JERSEY CITY, y. j., June r.
Friday, tho thirteenth, WINS the fntnI
any Tor Hing" the cred Terror
or Jcrscy city"
Hing wHs Il rooster who has licked
more roosfcrs In the nciEllborhoo God
thnn the people here cnn remember.
nc ms mnde mnny dog turn tail
and beat IL for the woods. lie Ind
repeatedly humilfnted u gont by
trounclnE him on every occusfon
on which they met.
Today bling fs Just plain chicken
fricnssec, tame end for n bectI,,
career. For when Bling began 10
terrOriLe the children OF the neigh
horhood Health Inspector Dornn
told Cnrmellc COppcndOrn, owner. IL
wRs time for pence.
hing WINS Rhode Island Red
rooster with spurs three inche. long.
Had .hc lived In the Days OF cock
lighting he might hive gone down
In history ms tho champion mnuIer
of them NIL.
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TARs, 2; COOLERS. !
TO The Timcs-Disna.cb I

Snecial 10 The Times Dispatch
FETERSBtRG. VA. June l3-With
AT the beginning of the ninth innimp
norfolk rallied and won out. . 10
when Parker dropped Briggs perfcct
throw from left Neld to catch Grocty
with Grocty up. He singled ANA ,noI,
second on sacrifice. feathers singled
TO left field. and his hit was pcrfcctiv
NEEDED by Briggs, and Groety was
"a usht Gcad when Parker dropped the
ball Welsh took second on TN. nl;,v
and scored the second run on Jonuard's
line drive 10 center. Both teams fclded
In great style. not an error being made
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You Will Never Be Cured By
Local Treatment With Sprays.

Catarrh is condition Of the blood
and cannot be cured by local applica-
tons OF sprays and douches; this has
been proven by the thousands who
have Vainly resorted to this method Of
treatment.
Catarrh should not be neglected or
experimental with. The wrong treat
ment is valuable time lost, during
which the disease Is getting q nrmer
hold upon it's victim. and making 1t
moro dificu. for even the proper
treatment to accomplish results
Though Catarrh makes it's first an.
pearance In the nostrils, throat and
air passages, tho disease becomes
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WILL NOT DEFEND TITLE
Ouimrt Says He VIII Not Tie Amo,r
FInycrs In Western Amateur
Golf Tourney.
LRv Assnc;n,ed press ,

BOSTON, June 13--Francis Oui,nct
said today that he would not defend
ms title as Western amateur golf
champion. inabiiity to make conncc-
lions for the tournament, which oncns
at st. l>ouis next Monday. and a desire
TO take part in the Jaqucs memorial
cup tournament at the Country Club
in Brookiine were the reasons. he said
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New York

i"'aIS ......D 6ii 3 Totals
.htt"d for Jones in ninth
Eatt"d for DauSs in seventh
iiftttcd for Quinn in ninth
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NEW YORK. juno IAN. Racatzen.
the one-armed golf professional at
La Boulie links. Versailles. is coming
10 America 20 play in exhibition
matches. He has competed in
seven big Continental matches. and
has also played creditably in Eng
lish open tournaments. defeating
several good golfers. On the La
Boulie links. which is one OF the best
in France, NJ. Bacatzen,s score aver
ages from &c TO so
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TIGERS, 6; YANKEES, 5
TRv Associa,ed nress1

NEW YORK. June l3.-Detroi, won
I fadau,n h hi game from New York here
me Yankees for the first time NE
New York obtained a four-run lead
TO, save IT, Quinn. called r. "HHda nc
Tri idgs relief in the ninth inning. sent
a o,cii' ,,., nome with tho winning run
OF wlId pitch. Flacstead hit a double
ana ,tn three singles and walked in I'VE
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BROWNS, 4; ATHLETICS, 2
tBy Associated Prcssl

PHILADELPHIA. June l3-St. Louis
natted Seibold for single. double and
trinie IN the third inning today. and
runs. enough TO defeat Phila delphia
The final score was to .. The Ath-
letics punched two of their hits in the
seventh and with n pass scored their
Two runs. They did not get hit in
the first five innings.
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Bo,vdoin Signs Greene.

LEW VISION. MAINE. June - N,io
-. y, Greene. commander of the One
hundred and First Trench Mortar Raj
,,cry OF the Twenty-sixth Division, has
Deeh selected as football coach for
Rowdoin College next fall. He Was
formerly OF the University of Penn
sylVanta varsity team, and has coached
at Colby and Bates
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NATURALIZATION Bout or.

MILWAUKEE, WIS, June 10
Richie Mitchell. who broke mis- left
hand in his bout with Johnny Dundee
at Milwaukee several weeks ago. will
not be able TO box champion Jack Brit
of Milwaukee on June Is as he re-
broke the hand while boxing with his
sparring partner on Thursday which
compelled him to ask for postpone
ment of the contest
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RUBES, 3; BUILDERS. /
Special to The Times-Dispatch 7

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
SUFFOLK, VA. June 13-In game
mat went like clockwork with Pear
son pitching for the locals in bir
casuc stEie, suffolk took the second
OF the series with Newport News This
afternoon, score to l.
In the first inning. with one man
down. Mccain hit. Crow was out. and
piuIlhE Went 10 the bat for a two
Dagger, scoring Mccain, and himself
scored on Munch's hit. Newport News
made their only run In the NTH, when
Allen walked. went TO third on "A
passed ball. and came in home on Jones
hit.
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GODM0THERS' LEAGUE PLANS
TO ENTERTAIN ARMY MEN
Celebration With Refreshmc nts
md DunclnE Is Under
Consideration.

Plans will be perfected by the
woman's home coming committee at a
all-day celebration some time i'm the
near future in honor OF all service
men. OF any branch or unit. who went
TO war from Richmond. Mrs. G. T. W.
Kern is president OF the home-co
ing committee.
All women who were members OF
an opcn-air event, with refreshments
the former Sodmothcrs' league will be
and dancing.
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WASHINGTON, 1;CLEVELAND, O
tBy Associated Press.

WASHINGTON June 13.-Johnsop
had the better OF Morton in a pitchipr
n Today. and Washington broke
even IN the series with Cleveland by
lnklnG the final game. / to o. The
Sinsie score was in the eighth when
Shanks singled. stole second and
scored on a hit by Judge ~
Second Rascman Groynr obtained
from the Philadelphia Americans. an
peared for the first time in the wash
inEton lineup.
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Dotroii " ''SS'
New York n n -
r, summary: Two base hits COBB. i."w "I'
Ir"utr rlarSicad. Sacrifice hit-Uannab
Double nlayS- Stanarc and Ellison LII ft'a n N
hnIi 'SSGw York 6: Detroit. H. Hase ~,
i'"' i,Hhor"" Russell {; Dauss. /: Roland
in IN, Sr,Gm Sh9r" in. innings: inone "ui
in II. Ic 'n n. RYsS", In -: MoGridgc. Z
. r.idso IN Struck out Russell. 4: NJ"
,yiHSc Quinn. |: Dau.s 3 Roland,
~ niirhIG ninm. Winning pitchcr- B",.nd
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PIRATES, 3; DODGERS, o


PITTSBURGH. June l3-Pittsburgh
made clean sweep of the Brooklyn
series by winning todays game. 3 to O.
Coopcr's effective pitching and Stengels
hitting had much to do with the home
teams victory. Southworth failed TO
get hit after batting safely In eight
cen consecutive games.
The game was called at the end Of
the first half of the eighth TO enable
the Brooklyn team 10 catch a train for
st. Louis.
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ned S0x WIN FROM CHICAGO
THREE PITCHERS FAIL TO
STEM TIDE OF DEFEAT
single by Mclnnis md Double by
SchnnE Net -Four Runs, Boston
Talking Game, TO I.
tBy Associated Press.

BOSTON. June l3.-Roston got an
even break from Chicago IN their four
game series by winning. to l. to-
day. In the fifth. Shcllenbark issued
Tour bases OH balls. With two out,
Mcinnis' single scored one run.
Schangs double scored three more.
!enback. SCOTS single scored Schang
Russell filled the bases by passing
Jones: ana Kerr relieved Russell
Finishing the game and holding Bos.
ton hitlcSS.
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.CAUSEY DEFEATED BY REDS
LOSES FIRST GAME DURING
SEASON BY SCORE OF 3 TO 2
Cincinnati lunches Hits in Fifth and
Error by Zimmerman Let's In
Winning HUNS.
tBy Associated Prcss.1

ClNC1NNAT1i June 13.-Pitcher
Causey, who had won eight straight
games for the New York club, met his
first defeat of the season hero today
when the Reds punched three hits
with an error by Zimmerman In the
min inning. scoring just enough runs
to win, TO >.
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CARDINALS, q; BRAVES, o
[By Associated press1

ST. LOUIS, June l3.-Doak held
Boston to three hits while ST. Louis
hit Demarec freely and shut out the
Braves today. to O. Hank Cowdy
Was badly cut about the neck and
shoulders by flying glass from a win
dow in the dressing room which blew
in before the game.
Score:
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Suffolk.
'0E"'" ..'''"- a 3 IotAIs .....W I 3 : 7
kcntz batting for BranniGan.

Newport News .....,.... a o0on1noni
Suffolk ............,.... . n q oonoo,
summary: Two bias" hits-OldrinE. Sacri-
nee hits Sykes. fsronnan. stolen bases
Mumch 60. oldrins. Allen: Double plays
;'cuH'S 10 brennan TO Wilson Left ON
Eases suffolk. .; Newport News. T. Earned
unsLHuhoik. :; Newport News. o Struck
Hnii by PEARSON. 8; by Rruner g. Bases on
pa Pearson: 3: off Bruncr. /. First
PAS, on rrrnrs Suffolk. .; Ncwpor, News
"a Mt, Than up. Wild pitches Fruncr I.J.
~, Inn ~ sans. 500 Cmpires Shafcr. Gen.
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AMATEUR GAMES TODAY
COMNIERCJAt IE.cI1u,

Battle AHe-Taka-k at Byrd Pa TX
No. !.
Newton woodward-G Code at Byrd
Park No .
&C. II. \; C.Knishts of Columbus a,
Church Hill.
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LEUTBECHER HIGH MAN
ma MncFhrlnnd Defeat FrnnL
hcid and Nunck I'm Close
Tcn-pin Nutcb

pi"tsch Bowling Academv la, INC
iEerman MacFarland and "scn,,:..
-! i,nut ne cher defeated Frank Reid ana
rop Nunck IN fivegame total hin
80" ~; 9cotty was high man FOR
he winners, with "a total Of esS. NJ
rar!and however. hung up the high
individual score OF the evening w3,h
IN ms second game. Reid. with a3i
- n'S credit IN the fourth game vas
nish for the losers. hitting the setuns
Inc participants in last nights
me, zen VIII! meet again in the near
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st. Louis.
Boston.
Totals $50 Totals ".3l Al
.Batted for Damarce In eighth.

Score by innings: r
St. Louis ........................o - oo0o1x-
Summary: Two base hits-MCHenry. Lavan.
Stolen bases-J Smith. Nurnsby. HcathCote.
Sacrifice hit -Doak. Double rlay-Poweli and
Holkc. Left ba scS-I3oston. s. St Louis
I; Bases on baiis-pemarec. 2; Hi,s-om
pcmarec, In innings. Struck ou;-by
nemaree. /: by Doak. 5. Losing pitcher
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New York.
Cincinnati.
tia,ted for Causey in seventh.

Score by Innings: n
New York .........O o o | o 4 n %
Cincinnati ............O o o 2 O "a
g. summary; Two base hit-,Rath. kauT
stolen basc-Doyl. Sacrifice hits-Daubcrt
Sallcc. Sacrifice ny-Wingo. Double plays
-k4pf to Rath TO Daubert. kaun to Doyle
10 MctartS. Left on bascB-New York Is :
Cincinnati. .. Base on bai!s---off Causcy
!. iiits-oT causey. in 81 of Benton. ;
IN =. Struck out-by Salee. !; by Caus-S,
:. Losing pitcher-Jnuspy
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ATHLETIC I,EaCrE

Richmond Broom-B. T. Crump at
Byrd Park.
Grace street-Cristo Cola at Benton
r. B. Brauercoutrem saddlery a,
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Norfolk
Petersburg.
hy innings

Norfolk "A - -
Petersburg .............. l0oCoo onE
summary: Two base hitS-1crosi S,,ry
iic" hits Leathcrs Miller Iicrrioti stolen
6Tn,.ean,fGnrton %asl" III, by pitched bali
schwartz to D"ishau 90 Left on bases
Norfoih, :. retcrshurg .. Struck omt-hy
'uIiot"n, ]; by Burnham. { Bases on bs N,
on culioion. & Time Of game las. I'm
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Richmond.
Portsmouth,.


bender relieved Napier In ninth
Abbott substituted for bender in ninth
.'Holmcs substituted for Abbott
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Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn.
Totals rs o l Totals ..ei J S
'Rnttcd for Malone in eighth.
tRattcd for Cheney in eighth.

score by INNINGS: r.
Brooklyn ..............O n q n n n 90
Pittsburgh ............l Ks
summary: Two-hasc hit1Terry; Stolen
ha scS--Tcrry Copper. Sacrifice hit-Cut-
shaw. Double play-Schma ndt Olsen and
Konetchy C2l. Left on base BROOKLYN 6:
Pittsburgh 3. Base balls--oh Cheney.
s: of Cooper. |. Hit by pitchcr--by
Cooper on. Wheat). Struck out-hy
Cooper. 4, Winning pltcher-Coopcr. Los
ing ichar--Chency
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Richnnr'onpS innings r.
PSSr nS,m,"rl ~ ;.i;.N2 i 0 IS
kolscth. Three base hit--Kolscth Home
uh-B%ndcr Stolen base-Poole. Sacrifice
hits-ChamraiEne, Napier DoubIo pl,ys :
h hr2wn to Poole: Napier to Poole Passed
"a tn,ilsISmith u). Hit by pitched baii-bv
iiirschhcrEer. l: by Schaufcl . Ieft on
h na IS sIRichmond. .: Portsmouth. 10 Bases
lii,s"om ITrs hhhhncr. off i,irThberser 2
sch. ,m in innings: OF Napier. IL in
Struck out-by Napier. /: bv IIjrsbh hs,rsnG
l. 81 6g SG nf, Winning pitchcr"Saricr
.:lo Umpire. La Rncnue W e""'',
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VIRGINIA. LEAGUE.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Richmond. !; Portsmouth, g.
Norfolk. .; Petersburg
SUFFOLK. s: Newport News, l.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Portsmouth at Richmond
Newport News at Suffolk
Norfolk ut Petersburg
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RICHMOND LEAGUE.

Silent 'A7hle;ic-U. $. Ordnance a,
Byrd Park
e. & OR r Lee at Clark Springs
stockton Street-TredeCar at South.
side.
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Chicago.

= u III III = 7 lwo-base hitS-Cilhoolcy
Schnns. Sacrifice hi,s-E Collins. Mclnnis
double playS-E Collins to RSherS TO Can
az %: S.hamg To Shcan. Left on bases
chicaGo. !; Boston, = Base ON balls-od
Shellcnback. &: off Russell. L. OF Kerr. /:
Of Jones. 3 iits-Cn SheIlcnback. s in rs
innings: of Russell, in none: off Kerr
none IN = ID innings Struck ou,-by Shell
lGnhack, :; by Kerr. :; by ZONES. .. Losing