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Bender Will Hurl One
OF Two Games TODAY

Richmond and Portsmouth will
plny doublc-hcnder MT boulevard
Field. the first gnmc to begin nt 2,iO
O'Clock. The decision TO stnKc the
double bill was made by "Chiefn
BENDER In Suffolk last night, and
tclcEruphcd here.
The Indians md the Truckers
have three postponed games which
the season, and nm endcnvor will he
Inndc To do this during the present
weekend: In his mcssnge last
night Chief did not stute whether
header on Friday, but II In Kemer-
nllE thought that this will he done.
The old Chippewa himself will
hurl one OF the Enmes this after
noon, and Bruner will probably lie
seen In action i'm the other. The
attendance at NIL four OF the games
here last week Is proof TINT the
fans appreciate the better grade OF
are coming out each dny In incrcaS-
ing numbers. Announcement of
LENDERS appearance IL seldom made
In advance, but now that IL In GER
Truckers In one of the contests
every Indication points to Il merry
turning OF the turnatiIcS.
There iS no doubt TINT thi. Ia the
crucial series OF the season for the
Indians. Portsmouth liz now leading
the lrnEuc by substantial din
tnncc. and the ginning of the series
would put them so fur in the VAN
guard TINT II would be extremely
difficult for amy of the other clubs
to oTertnkc them. Richmond IL now
mt tho bottom of the ladder, but
three OF the teams arc punched, and
II the Indians can take the major
tty of the games here they will nd
vance well up In the standing.
The Virginia League race IL
beauty, and the locals nre going
well. What more can the fans
want:
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WILKES BREWER IS STAR
SETS NEW WORLD RECORD
IN 2:O6 TROT AT COLUMBUS
Goes Fastest Sixth Hent Ever Con-
tested aud Establishes Great
Mark OF 2:O5I..

COLUMBUS, ONO July so.-wilkes
, winner of the unfinished 2:o6
record today in winning the sixth
heat of this even in 2:o5h. 1t was the
fastest sixth heat ever trotted. lower
ing. the record Of 2:o6$.. made at Toledo
last year by Esperanza. Royal Mac
N waT no match for his rival firing
Ante '" Gus tas ma Xxi zee, OF me race,
the year. won the 3:O4 trot in Straight
heats from Binland who was driven
rick. who is sti!l suffering from in
lur;cs received AZ Toledo.
the M!sn2a hHqdiS Won the EOS t5os,
re iroited around his field whenever
Roy Grafton. a heavy favorite, took
In the 2:l3 pace Lady Wreath and
J ,h keith We're the real contenders,
1 me AFTER inally winning after a hard
Thomas Murphy today purchased the
nna ares, Moodp1ich, zoo y. from G. a.
f S.i price Of $500. The PAGER, symbol
i S"aSI 2;oSh; oowned by Chauncey
dead this Gf Faa arn kiENr Mass dropGed
Mahon was working him on tho track
Summarizes:
Tn. xc, FL iioS eIAss !, TEH S :, -,
w lEaSs hats bats, TaseS TussdayJ ~ Sc S''S"
NE" Sassoo 1F'~ Wilkes sh VI 93a,a by
Hs HsR.a Mss' fMasSsnSs}y Royal
The he. fodder; 5; E: By Ken:
Busys Lasse, Peter June Prince Iores
S also s; S55 Time 2:I,a. a:oA. 2:@S}..
,s:oi CLASS. TRorrISG.
Ante Guy, b. m, BY Guy A1wOr,hy
ninIand Blk h.. BY nnjciia iGeersj
Espes9nTa. b. m. by carlohin (Mc-
Time ,:osil 2:e4i. e:tiy... )
EOS GLASS; FACING.
Roy Grafton. b. e.. by Grafton
Royal U.inberg) Observation-Disclosures.
Alexander the Great. b. h. by Ca
, fucHus the Great (Whi,eheadl......
Box Il; b. g.. By The Box Elder Jr.
BoTe .7,l:,. p1opwood. Betty Bscklock Pc
ter Elliott. omonde and Lady Fuller also
started Tim Time s'SS:., 297,.; 2;oa'.
The Southern Hotel"; In heats; purse.
Magnolia. CHI. h. by A,erton Cow I'LL
ALLIE Lou b. IN. by Kinney Lou
rstrox; CHI M by Peter the Great
Don do Lopez Brescia. Harrods creek.
Lord Stout, the Cossack, Red Bon and
e:ls CLASS: PACING.
Three In 81; purse 500
Jack Keith ,t; blk h by Direct
La aHs" VEIN Ws1i1" CHI, ai se. by Bay
Sally b. m. by Johnson boy
Miss Eagle. b. m. by Red Eagle
Gray Hal. g. e. by Hal B.
tpwen) ............ .............. D Q
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PhiIndelphi

Totals ......2i . Totals 33 / 6 1
Rated for McHenry in ninth
fBated for Dosk In eighth
score by innings: n
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INDIANS HANDED DOUBLE
TROUNC|NC BY SUFFOLK
Playing OF Sir RUDE Oldring and
Hurting Of His Moundmcn Tell
Story Of Richmond's Defeat.
ECKERT SHOWS TO ADVANTAGE
Magalis Work in First Game for
Locals, and Mclaughlin In Second
and Rubcs Hammer Both With
Considerable Freedom.
fsreeia, 70 The Tlmes-Dispatch.l

SUFFOLK. VA. July S0.-Suffolk
took both ends OF the double-header
with Richmond this afternoon. first by
n score OF 10 and the second game
s to Q. 1t TOO much Oldring,
coupled with winning ball by both OF
Sunolks pitchers--Eckert In the frs.
game and Collins In the second
Oldrins was the star OF both per-
formsnces. bringing in both runs in
the first game and one in the second.
Eckeri. hurler IN the first game. pitch
ed one OF the prett!est games ever
seen on the local diamond.
Magaiis held the locals botter than
his successor, Mclaughlin, who failed
to Keep the hits scattered.
Scores:
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.G0OBERs,5; TRUCKERS, l.

PETERSBURG, VA. July 49,
Petersburg made II two straight this
evening by defeating Portsmouth In Il
game which was replcte with errors
on the part Of the visitors. Larisay,
barring the second inning when he
was hit for two two-bagEers and a
single, netting Portsmouth their only
run of the game. kept his hits Well
scattered and pitched lin fire form
Emiing, while pitching good ball, was
offIn his fielding and his errors We're
responsible for three of Pctersburgs
runs: a snappy double play in the
fourth inning by Larisay and Hitler
and Hooper fielding for Portsmouth
featured the game.
The
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GIANTS, 81; PIRATES, O-6

PITTSBURGH July 30.-PittsburEh
and New York split a double header
here today. the visitors winning the
first game. 10 0. and the home team
took the second, 6 TO l. Ponder and
Mayer were both hit hard during the
nrst game. while Barnes held Pitts
burgh to three hits.
Perr!tt started on the mound for
New York In the second game but after
pittsburgh scored three runs in the
mrst inning. C2uscy took his place
The latter gave way To pinch hitter
In the eighth, and Oeschger, who
pitched the last half OF the inning
was reached for three hits and two
runs.
Scores:
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RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New York. O.: Chicago. 5 (first camel
Chicago. o: New York. 3 (second gnmej.
MuShtnGton. l.: ST. Louis. o.
PHILADELPHIA. =: ClcN elnnd l.
Detroit. 3-2; Boston. is.
GAMES TODAY.
st. Louis Ht Washington.
Cleveland ut PHILADELPHIA,
Chicago at New York.
Detroit ut Boston.
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CHAMPIONS TO FIGHT
Mike 0'Domd. MiddIcweiEht King, and
Jhck Britton. WcIterNeight Ace,
10 Clash mt Newark.

NEW YORK, July 3o.-MIke O'Dowd,
and JACK hilton wejicrWeirht cham,
pion OF the world. have signed an
agreement TO meet at Newark on the
night OF August %
The bout will go eight rounds. and
under the conditions Of the agreement
o'Dowd will weigh not more than 1853
pounds Under these terms. ODowd
Will risk his championship, but as he
could not possibly make 145 pounds.
he VIII not threaten Britton's weltcr-
weight crown.
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Two Games Forfeited.

Two forfeited games resulted yes
'eFday IN amateur circles Golde giving
way by defauli 20 Taxa Kola, and West
niu annette club TO stockton Street
Taxa koln viii play Newton Wood
w"rd saturday at Hgrd Park stock
ION stree, viii clash with the silent
!" tniclic cub outn' on the same day
an" seem IN GOOD shape 20 put uD the
hardest game Of The season. 'rho
Stocktons nave recently been strength
emea hy tne addition OF Ingram. Vir-
Graves. Howard Stanley, Eacho ana
Emmett Graves
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PHILLIES, 3; CARDINALS, I

ST. LOUIS. July 3o.-Strik!ng out
ten OF his teammates and allowing
them six scattered hits. Meadows 10.
day pitched Philadelphia to it's first
victory over st. Louis here this season,
8 TO !. The locals escaped n shutout
through Wild throw by Tragesscr in
the first. The visitors punched their
hits with bases on balls and an error
by Doak
Score:
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TARS, 4-3; BUILDERS, 0-5

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch
NORFOLK, VA, July 30.-Newport
News made il three out OF four by
header from Norfolk today The locals
won the first game easily. Mitchell
held the visitors to four hits in this
game. Morgan pitched great ball in
she second game. and had the locals
shut out untn the eighth, when two
bases on balls and two hits netted two
runs.
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ATHLETICS, 2; INDIANS, l

PHILADELPHIA, July 3O.-Turner.
released by Cleveland two weeks ago.
two out in the ninth today. philadel
phia winning. 2 to /. Jasper and Kin
ney staged pitchers battle, and by
punching three singles and sacrifice
fly in the third the visitors made a run
that looked big. In the seventh a
wild throw by Harris following
Walk er's double, put Walker on third
and he tied the score on Dugans sac
rtice fly.
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DIVIDE LONG DOUBLE B|LL|
YANKEES AND WHITE SOX
PLAY TWENTY INNINGS
New York Wins Opening Contest by
Squeeze Plny md ChicnBo FinaI
Fray on Three Singles.
rBy Associated Prcss1

NEW YORK. July 3O.-New York and
Chicago broke even In double headc
here today, each game going ten In
nings, The Yankees won tho first.
to ., and Chicago took the second.
to 8. New York won the first game
In the tenth. when Hannah hunted
S SAFELY on squeeze play, scoring Pratt
Two base hit in the first inning, driv.
ing IN two runners. but the PLAYER was
called out for not touching first base
and tho runs were not counted
. After Bodle tied the second game
Tor the Yankees by stealing home i'm
the ninth inning the White SoN won
m the tenth. scoring twice on singles
by Faoer, Weaver and J. Collins.
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O'DOWD AND GREB TO MEET
Middleweight Fighters VIII BoI for
Title mt Toledo Labor Day, and
Record Will Referee.

TOLEDO, OHIO, July 3O-Toledo is
TO have another championship contest.
Mike ODowd and Harry Greb have
been signed for a fifteen-round bout
al the middlewe;ght limit to be held
under the auspices Of the Toledo Ath-
letic Association on Labor Day. Ollie
Pccorl Is TO referee.
Greb got popular verdict over
ODowd at st. Paul year ago. His
weight at that time was l55 pounds.
and lately he is reported TO have
boxed at 15S poupfA
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TIGERS, 3-2; RED SOX, 1-3

BOSTON. July 3o.-Detroit SPLIT
even with Boston today, winning the
first game To and losing the second.
10 . Ruth played left field in the
opener. was at first for seven innings
III the second game. and after the
seventh inning rally replaced James
in the box. tanning three and allowing
one hit, double by Cobb.
Scores:
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.REDs DEFEAT BRAVES, rs
BASE ON BALLS FORCES IN
WINNING TALLY IN NINTH
Giant Chnsers Knock McQuIllnn From
Abound In Third and Hammer
Successor linrd.
rBy Associated Press.

CINCINNATI. July 3O.-Cincinnatl
won hard hitting and loosely played
game from boston today. TO 6. Rue
ther wns taken sick from the extreme
neat AFTER pitching six innings, and
was relieved by Snllee. McQuillan was
Knocked out of the box In the third
inning. Cheney finishing for boston.
forcing over the winning run In the
ninth with a base on balls after tho
Reds had filled the bases on three hits.
The score:
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SECOND GAME
'h''N'.NAP WAN To.
American National. Planters
Totals ...24 G . Totals ...2l
Score by innings

American ....,,.... q rs
Planters o q q 1 -
summary: Three base hit-Eiens. stolen
J." seq % sullivan (?>. tNnford. W Brown
Sacrifice ni"s--Campheil HIT Icy rltc>ed ball
EN- Knox. Left on bases y merican, 8 Plsni-
.lLs. 5. FIRST base on errors-Amcrican. 3:
va nIers. . Bases on hails--on Bnford. 2:
OF Wood. 0: vh w. Brown. I. Hits-o:f
Wood III 3 innings: of w. Brown. . in
:; innings truck out--by Binford. 6 by
WOOD. !: by W Brown. ]. Time OF gam.
80 minutes Characterization. Scorer
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FIRST GAME.
. Totals :. 35 Gil / Totals
sBatted fol. Williams In third.
Moro ht. 49,

80, .''.....-.........-.... DC 90 sol % 0-5
;, SUMMARY: Two base hits ~ McMvliIn'
eaEer. Three-base hit-Peckinpaugh Home
JTa snkIobpp Pa SSaisrihee ht's.Ppp. shawkey.
Mullin j.: Collins. Double piuysMPecEin
Rnush to Pratt to PipP; Weaver to Il. Col
ms TO RisberE: ]. Collins to Risberg Left
on hbnIsses.Nog York. 70: ChiSaEo I. Bases
Lowdermilk. 3. IIits-on Williams 4 in .
INNINGS. Struck out-by Shnwkey. 1; by
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OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Buffalo. 4; B!ngbamton, !.
Toronto. &c; Rochester. ga
Reading, CD: Jersey City, "A.
Newark, 81: Baltimore. 1914.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City. j; Minneapolis, 0.
81. Paul. g; Milwaukee. 0.
Toledo. 8: Louisvivlle, 3.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Atlanta. %; Memphis. 20.
New Orleans. 2-2; Nashville, O-5.
Birmingham. 6; Little Rock. S.
Chattanooga. AZ: Mobile, 90.
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SENATORS, /; BROWNS, O

WASHINGTON. July s0.-In a game
which Developed into a pitching duel
between Shaw and Davenport, Wash
The single run was made in the ninth
inning on Rice's triple and a bunt By
Murphy.
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SECOND GAME.
Totals ...32 . 0 o Totals ...26 q a
sBatted for Jones in ninth
tBRttsd for Ehmke In eighth
tBatted for Shorten In ninth

oCUI' NY IIIHIHRH' r.
Bes1Sm ...............d SoS1S9So-2
'? SUMMARY: Two base 0hG,SScdbB Gai tms
Three. base hits-.,.shor,en. VIII. stolen bases
-Ghincr. Sa crihcc hits--Stanage, James
X W.; Scott ca; Sacrifice, ny-Heilman
to viz to Shannon. Left on hnsea-Detroit.
ls: nos,"n. =. Bases on balls--oft Ehmke
Of on Jsme av., n 4. Iii by pitsher.-by
struck out-,hy Ehmke, /: by Ayers. 2; by
Ehmke. ~
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SECOND CAME.
hicagO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lO00ocoooa:

New York. / 0OOO0 a a
summary: Two base hits--JRckson. Lewis
,',sm Three; hnse hItsnJ Collins; Stolen
l.oibold: Double play-Baker to Tratt To-
iPipp Left on bases.New York. 6: Chicago
l. Hit by pltcher-by Faber fPeckinpaugh
and Pipp); Struck out-by Quinn. 5: by
Faber. 3. Wild pitch-ouinn Passed ball
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Totals 80 . . Totals so 7l2 .
Ran for wingo I'm ninth
tBttted for Ruc,hcr In sixth.

c EGs!2n ;;ii::::::..as sSssds9 %
summary: Two.bsse hit--Wingo Three.
base hits-.Roush. Neaie. Kopf stolen bases
Ho!ke 90. Cruise. Left on haseswRoston.
= CR rGnItsn; b@ ensnc on bsl's-Ruethe
RTe.her; In Innings, on Meouilian: 4 in
9ui-hE Ruether. 2: by Saliee. /; by Cheney
?. Wild pitch-Ruether Winning pitcher
-Sallec. Losing pltChcr-Chpncv
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FIRST GAME.
American National plnnter., National
sore by innings:

American q I "a
Planter ........... q n n
SUMMARY: Two base hlt-Baldwin Three
s sasc ht--iarrsison Home run-Edens.
nroaddus. baldwin. Double plays-Knox
90 sn Mmy0 TO kn"x' ny by pitched bali,
s a,n.rS a. Planters l. First base on error
!: on Wood. L. Struck out-by Rinford I:
by Wood. B. Time OF gane--l hour. Um-
pre-. Blhnton. SCorer--I!arnar
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FIRST GAME.
Totals rs $40 Totals :. So ! s

RICHMOND .............. cocoon e-i
summary; Earned runs--sunoik, |. Left
on bases-Riehmond s., Suffolk; $. Bases
Wild ,pitch-MaEs!!s. Two base hl;-OidrinE
Struck out-by Eckc-t. 5: BY NJ gals /
Double plays-McCsnn 10 Black TO Munc h.
Passed ball-Abboti. Sacrince-Mari;n.
Black Mccain. Anderson. Stolen bases
Pay. Daushton. OldTinB. Time of game
$50. UInpires Martin, BTuneT. Gentle. At
tendance. 900.
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........ ...........o1lo0oel e-3
~ louis .',.:..,.;.......:.... 90 oooo-I
summary: Sacrifice htts--Aeusel, Iudcrus
Hehdo"s. Whitted Iet bascs-PhiIatcl-
phia. s. 81. Louis. s. Base on ba!ls-Meaioxs
]: Doak. ); Hns-oH Doak. : In S Struck
out-Meadows. 10: Doak. s. Sherdel, :, Los
Ing pitcher. Doak
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SECOND GAME.
Newport
Totals ..s2 & 10 ? Total. Si

Newport News ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Goo
Norfo!k ....:...:,.. ......,...... 100000 Og4-5
summary; Stolen hafes- Hengea. Alcu Don
nelly, Leathers. Champagne. Carroll Rrar-
n!gan. Dornelly. Left on bases Icwro;;
News. 6. Norfolk. ! struck out-by Nor
GAM; Meis. & BHser on balls-uff Nor
gam. z; on Meis. 3 Time OF game a
Attendance. 1870 UTnp.res-McGrcw ana
LaroWue.
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FIRST GAME.
la tied for Gamer in ninth.
ttbHtted for S. Jones in ninti

l3ctroit ......................... ol10ooo01-3
4c7'''' U v OOU U v II
Summary-'rwo-has hitS-Veach Ainsmith
81. 10th Scott; stolen bas-s Cobb. veach.
Sacrifice Gy-R Jones. Double piay--Young
TO Bush TO Hci.mann. Left on bascs-Dc-
trott. q; Boston. 10. Passes On balls-off
Dauss. e. off Jones. g. struck out-by
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-31

NEW YORK, July 3o.-At a confer
cnce here today, attended by Harry
Frazet, president Of the Boston Amcri-
can!, and Jacob Ruppert and r. L.
Huston, owners Of the New York Amer
leans, the local club procured Pitcher
Carl Mays from Boston in exchange
for Pitchers Robert McGraw and Allan
Russci. d third player to be selected
later and 4 cash sum said to be about
$4,000. The New York club was
Obliged to bid against the Chicago
Americans. who submitted n straight
cash proposition.
William Gleason, manager OF the
Chicago American baseball club, an
nounced here today that he had signed
who Yesterday was released by the
New York Nationals
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CARL MAYS TRADED TO
NEW YORK BY RED SOX
Goes to Yankees In Exchange for Three
Players and Cash sum Suld
To lee ScJ,UnU,

BOSTON. July 30.-ri.cher Carl MAYS
was traded by the Boston American
League ClUb today to the New York
lhhkecs III exchange :or PITCHERS .hii:.n
Russell and Robert NcGraw
Mays left the club July 10. when IL
was III Ch!cago on it's recent Western
tour. lie Is expected TO report to New
lork tomorrow. lie Joined the Boston
cub in 1914. and until this season was
one OF the clubs most reliable pitchers.
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FIRST GAME.
Totals 40 tit Totals III 4 a
sBatted for IN arr

" IHIEHEh' r.
Pittsburgh ......o O n o a n n 81
summary: Two-hase h!tsvknun,l CHASE
Turns. Stolen bsso---Chase. Sacrifice hit.
Gonzaies Sacrifice fy-Zimmerrnan. Double
Safer Left on bases-&ew York. 6. p,tts.
'urrh s. Bases on balls-or Barnes J.
by Barnes. 4: by Mayer. l. Wild bitch
HHs,-oh Ponder. in 5 Innings Struck out
Ponder. Losing p!tcher-Ponder
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Portsmouth,.
Petersburg.
Totals 90 s Total. :. sa | 8
Portsmouth, ................... 0 o @ O q O :

fetersSurs .:.....t..... siSoosoo.-5
spmmary; T~"-tsss h!,ssnRoGnsy RH,ss.
Grooty, Bangs. .si,oh.a -base-Hiller, poublc
plays-I-arsay to Hitler. Base on halls-or
Iartsay. 2; OF Ehmling. 2 Left on bases
Petersburg. 3 Portsmouth. Struck out
by ..Larsay 6. Passed ball-Snith. Time
OF game l:45. Umpire, Walsh.
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SECOND GAME

Totals 81 ] o Totals ..31 6 8 o
'Batted for Causey in eighth.
New YORK ............e o OIL
Pittsburgh ........3 o | o O N--s
Summary: Two-base hits-ZimmermRn.
(COntinued ON Ninth Pagel
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RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Norfolk. 4-S; Newport News. O-6,
Petersburg. 6: Portsmouth. 1.
Suffolk. 2-5; Richmond. 10.
GAMES TODAY.
Portsmouth mt Richmond.
Suffolk ut Norfolk.
Petersburg at Newport News.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Now York. 0; Pittsburgh. o first
Rnme).
rittsburgh. o: Now York. tsccond
BROOKLYN. g; Chicago. O.
Cincinnati. Z; ISustOn, &.
philadelphia. s: ST. Louis. I.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Now York Mt Pittsburgh.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Philadelphia at st. Louis,
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SECOND GAME.

cns bases-Richnlnnd, s; SUFFOLK. I. Bases
Wild p!tch-McLsuEhlin. Two-base hite-
Brown. Munich. Martin Struck ont-by
Collins j by Mclaughlin l. Double
plays-McCann to MUNICH. Passed bal-Gll
derson. Stolen easee-OldrinK CD Crow.
Mccain. Time OF game. 1925. Umpire.
Gentle. Attendance. 1900.
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Score by innings:

cr. Sacrifice hits-Strunk. Walker Sacrifce
nies-Granev. Dugan. Double plays-Gard-
nsr; WfaInbsEanss and Harris f2); DuGan
ana burTus. Left on bases.Cicveland. s;
nj lei phla. 8. Bases on balls-off Jasper
=, of Kinney. =. Struck out-Jasper, 8:
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st. Louis,
Washington.

Stolen bases-Shnnks SacrIfc.
hits-Gedeon. Foster. Double plays-Leon-
ard to Judge, Judge To shanks 10 Leon
ard. Left on bases-St. I.ouIs. 3: Washing
ton. 6. Bases on balls--of Davenport, ;:
or shaw. l Struck Oul-by Shaw. 2: Dav-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-12

that all the dirt is oosencd as the clothes
soak over night.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-11-12

spilled on them. Try it on dish towels,
that you think now you have to bail
clean. Try it on your small boys
suits, with the dirt just ground in.
You will be amazed at the simplicity
of if-at the easc-at the clothes SO
clean and white, without all the old
fashioned work.
You simply cannot believe how Won
derful Rinse is until you have used il
week after week, and seen how beauti-
fully white your clothes keep. Until
you have seen how much longer they
wear, and keep their colors.
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The modern ray 0'iaundering--
With Rinse - means an orderly,
cool kitchen - no utensils but the
,wiDgcy and a basket