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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-11
WANT ENGLISH GOLFERS
Chicago Professionals Planning Il
DrinE British Stars Here for
Open Tourney.

CHICAGO. August lo.-Dob Mac
donald and Jock Hutchinson. profess
SIGNALS at the New Evanston Club and
Glen View. respectively, have a plan
under way which will furnish Chica-
Eoans with the best brand of golf seen
in this country since before the war.
Although the details have not been
worked out, the general scheme is to
bring ten Of EnEland's foremost play
ers 10 this city for an open tourna-
ment some time in September. The
play would be over seventy-two holes.
The plan embraces the raising of a
$4,000 purse TO defray the expenses Of
the visiting golfers and also for prize
money.
According to Mr.. Hutchinson, the
raising of this purse should be an easy
matter. He figures that there are over
NIFTY golf clubs in this vicinity and
that subscriptions from the members
o! from so cents to 81 would raise this
sum without inflctinG 4 heavy tax or
any individual. In the event that this
program goes through II is quite prob
able that circle OF Eastern clubs
would organize a similar affair. thus
guaranteeing half the expenses of the
invading pros.
Although no definite ARRANGEMENTS
nave been made, MIR. Hutchinson feels
confident that tho visiting cotcric would
include all the British hcadlincrs. and
stated that such players as vardon.
Ray and Duncan would willingly ac-
cept the invitation.
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MAYS DEFEATS INDIANS
CENTRAL FIGURE IN LEAGUE
BATTLE WINS SECOND TILT
Myers Goes Wild In Opening Inning
and New York Wins by Count
az II to 4.
tRv Assectateti rrerN

the pitcher who caused tho factional
fight in the American League won his
second game in New York. uniform,
by beating Cleveland today.'l1 to 4.
Mays was constantly in difficulty,
but held in the pinches, fifteen of tho
Cleveland players being left on bases.
New York won with five runs in the
start for Cleveland. He hit two men.
walked smother. and permitted two
hits. while Cleveland made three err
Tors behind him. Faeth. = youngster
from Milwaukee, relieved Myers. with
only enc out. 1t was has first big
league test. and he made a favorable
impression. only one OF the runs off
him being earned. Cleveland played
the game under protest after the first
inning. when Umpire Hildehrand per-
third on a throw by Graney into the
New York dugout
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FAvORS TRAINING FRENCH
YOUTHS IN BASEBALL ART
Bill LanEc Says New Generation VIII
Adopt American National
PastiIne Quickly.
ny Universal Service. }


NEW YORK, August lN-"Baset2au
as an entente cordiale between America
ano france rests with the rising French
ssld Bill LanEc, veteran baseball
player, today. He went TO France for
me y A. c. 4. TO make sure that the
the doughboys. and hasn't much faith
IN French adults becoming infected
inc average Frenchman," he says.
tearS ridicuie more than anythinp
else in the world, and he feels he is
maklnE himself ridiculous when he
attempts TO play baseball
But the kids get tho spir,t oil
right They fell all over Themselves
IN II, attempting 10 rescue foul tips dur
ing me soldier games near the front.
Give the ten year-old kids ~
France the beloved American dims bsji
ana 7 wont be SO many years before
nTafseoail will have, real founda ton.
fn neh. ana only then. may we hope
league caliber." ~" "laJor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-11
CHARLOTTE CLUB CLIMBS
TOWARD UPPER POSITION
Makes Clean Sweep of Charleston
Series and Lead of Columbia
Is Reduced.
tRy Associated Press,

COLUMBIA. s. c.. August lo.-The
weeks play in the South Atlantic AS
ISOLATION was featured by the per-
Torrance of the Charlotte club in max
ing a clean sweep OF a four game series
with Char lcSton ard diSplacinS the
latter club from second place. The
leading Colum oians lost ground but
retained nrst place. Columbia was able
20 win only four OF six games played
aNG It's lead vas reduced TO two games.
Charlotte has a lead Of two games over
Charleston while Charleston is but
ono game in advance OF Greenville.
The week brought the first forfeited
game OF the season when Manager
Laval. OF Grccnvillc, forfeited the first
game OF 3 double header at Columbia
saturday after Outfelder Devereaux.
of t;rcenvil!e. and Umpire Weir had
participated III atst fight on the field.
The score III the time was a tie at
5 TO 9
The coming week opens with Column
bia piryin- at Augusta Charleston at
Gre"nville and SpartanburE at Char
Lotto,
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NATIONALIST PONIES?
Movement on Foot In England to Have
Polo Moonts From Same
Country MS Playerh

should polo ponies be nationaiized
As wei as players? That is the qucs-
non being raised in England IL IL
Claimed that in a polo match the pony
IS SO important q part Of the contest
mat England ought to favor rules thai
WI! prevent other nations buying the
pest OF English ponies and then using
mem 10 defeat the British poloists
rms vie" IS set forth in the foilowinr
Times: 81 e ''o"aoh
BEFORE International polo is begun
dEan. n, might 1t not be advisable to
atty OF the ponies played? AS most
n nbtsyGFS VOL! the nony is
and .a the rider is a bout one. third '"'p
-,r; Ilhfe nationality of the player is
,ps,nhS ii:unefed TO in an international
,natch' put it IL open 10 any foreign
nation to buy UP all the hes, poniHes
IN England and TO defoa: our ' own
acaH on them. In game ,phcrs 90
mnch depends on the pony. sureIy II IL
o of be OBLIGATORY that the ponies
OF cach national team should he hnrn
and held in the country Of Thai ic no, y !"
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Jacobson Clouting
Way to Leadership
St. Louis Outfetder Hits
Near 600 In Last Sir-
teen Games.
pY WILLIAM HILLMAN.

NEW YORK. August lO.-The Carl
Mays controversy. with its mciodra.
matte touches, has dctractcd good
deal OF attention from what was really
League this week The terrific slug
sinE of Bill jacobson. the mammoth
yuardsn OF the left pasture Cor the
stage OF the game that it has caused
fans all over the country 10 sit up
and take notice
In week Jacobson has boosted his
batting average iwcnty-one points
which is the biggest gain of any ath-
the proud posessor OF percentages Of
.S39 tonight.
hatted Close ss on,o $50 the ne ree sa
Yankee series. just closed, nc laced
Jack Quinn. Carl Mays and George
chances In the last game against the
Yankees ne stepped up 10 the plate
four times. and on each occasion
siashed the ball with all the terrific
,erday at Boston. ne mauied Russeli
for two hits out of five chances
Jacobson is now whiting mailing dis
lance of the batting leaders. Ty Cobb
leads the league with an average OF
.SS5, and Sisler, of 81. Louis; veach. of
and Jackson OF Chicago, trail within
twenty points of him and just in front
OF Jacobson.
There Is no indication that the ram
fash There is every Indication 10 the
contrary that his squirt will carry him
within close range OF the leadership
in the league. Judging solely by he
way he has been smuggling the ball this
week. the end OF his dash is not yet
sight.
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DoDGER STARS NOT ON
MARKET, SAYS EBBETS
PRESIDENT of Brookiyn Club Puts an
End to Vast Amount OF
SPECULATION.

NEW YORK, August 1o:-Charles II.
tionals. made public last night tele-
gram he has sent to Garry. Herrn,anh
president Of the Cincinnati Nationals.
urging the latter to prevent further
publicity concerning EFFORTS to pur-
chase brooklyn stars and asserting
that the Brooklyn management has
no intention to insult loyal patrons
1T is not our policy to sell our
rights TO tho services OF our best
players. and you have no right. rca-
son or foundation to presume we are
foolish enough to do So" tho message
said. We. would preferably sell our
entire baseball holdings rather tina n
release OF our star players"
Publicity attached to the efforts of
the Reds TO obtain players Jimmy
Johnston and Hy Myers inspired the
telegram, 1t was stated.
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TENNIS TEAM WEAK
EnElish Experts Snid to he Inferior
10 the Australians for Tourna-
ment Pfuy.

Word comes from England that the
Davis cup tennis team, composed of
Colonel !. r +. kinssco Major g. n
Lowe. T. ~. Mavrogordato and n
Roper Barrett. had defeated the South
Africans. Compared with the Aus
traiasian squad, composed Of Brookes
Patterson Heath. Pat OIIara. Wood.
lycett; Thomas. Doust and Dunlop the
English REPRESENTATION looks very weak
indeed. II averages thirty-cight wears
in age, and even without comparison
with the .Austrllasi docs not i'm
press the followers of the game Is ings-
cote does not class at all Roper.
Barrett who Is forty-s:x. has seen his
best days, while Lowe, who PLAYED
here III 1911, y another haS-bcen
Mavrosordato made his debut as an IN
ternationaist in 1914, when he boa,
both Germot and Decugic Of France.
The complexion OF the team nrovcs
that al least, in so far as England
was concerned, the United states sau.
the question IN the proper light when
II decided not TO challenge for IN.
Davis cup this year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-11
REDS WIN IN IS INNINGS
WILD PITCH BY MEADOWS ,
LOSES FOR PHILADELPHIA
siore Thnn $4,000 Fapk Watch Well
Played Contest, Ending by score
OF 3 to z.
(By Associated Press }

CINCINNATI, August lo.-Cincinnati
won finely played UNDERMINING
game from Philadelphia. no,0re 23. 900
people today. when Meadows made a
wild pitch With runner on second,
allowing tho winning run to score.
The score was to 9. Both Ring and
Meadows had ono bad inning, but
otherwise pitched wonderful bail.
Tho Cincinnati team scored two runs
in the fourth OH pass to Groh, a
double by .Roush Kopfs sacrifice fly and
a single by Magee. The .philllcs tied
II in the nth on Callahun's triple.
Tragcsser's double. a sacrifice by, Mea-
dows. a walk TO Bancroft aud a double
steal. In the last half of tho thir-
tcenth with one out. Daubert hit safely
to left and went to second when Gala
han fumbled the ball. With Groh at
ba, Meadows made 4 very wild pitch,
which hit tho ground in front Of the
plate and bounded into the crowd,
allowing Daubert to score from second
base under the ground rule in force.
The home club made Ave double plays,
several at critical times. Kopfs work
At short and defensive play of Paul
ettc, were leading features.
The score:
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RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New York. IL: Cleveland, l.
Chicago. IL Washington. B.
GAMES TODAY.
Chicago at Washington g
Detroit at. philadelphia.
Cleveland ut New York.
st. Louis AT Boston.
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Totals. 80 Totals -
.Batted for Baird in seventh.
fBattcd for Benton in eighth

; SsE York ::...:.sSSSSSSS q:
Summary: T~o-b base hit-Youns. Home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-11
NAVY ELEVEN SEEKS
GAME FOR OCTOBER 18
Athletic Authorities Are Looking for
Stroh9est Tenn, Available on
That Date.

ANNAPOLIS. MD. August l0.-The
cmy are looking for the strongest pos
sble team 10 I'll the open football date
on October Is. II has been decided
gard il as advisable not % play hard
game just one week before the game
against West Point. whici will be
played on tho New York Polo Grounds
November %.
Lieutenant Douglas l.. Howard, attn
letic officer at the academy. will start
will ondcavor TO close with on@o Of The
strongcst college teams The loca !
schedule is rather weak. and ii is hoped
Lieutenant Towards efforts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-11
THREE MILLION DOLLARS
ASKED FOR PROHIBITION
Finance Committee of Anu-Snloon
League Makes Report MT Meet
ing In Alabama.
tBv Associated P.eel

MONTGOMERY. ALA, August 10
Three million dollars annually for the
required. according to the financial
budget OF the world saloon lea que.
announced at meeting OF the general
Another meeting of tho committee
Will be held In Chicago In September
Mmeers OF the committee, who at
tended the meeting were:
DR.. Purley \. Baker. general super
intendent OF the league: Rev. Howard
H. Russell. Westerville. Ohio. assistant
general superintendent: Ernest Il.
Charington. manager Of the Leagues
publications. Westerville, Ohio: Bishop
James Cannon. Jr., San Antonio. Texas:
Colonel W. Mcdonald Lee and Wayne
r. Wheeler. Washington, y. c.; L. 3.
Musgrove, Jasper, Ala.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-11
SUBPOENA is SERVED UPON
BAN JOHNSON IN NEW YORK
American League Chief. Must Show
Reason for Not Making In
junction Stnnd.
Inv Universal Sorvice.)

NEW YORK, August 10.-Ban John
son, president of the American League,
was welcomed TO the city today with
pear before Justice Luce in the Su-
preme Court tomorrow TO show cause
why the Injunction restraining him
from Interfering with the Yankees In
using Carl Mays as a pitcher should
not be made permanent.
Plans for the curtailment OF tho pow.
ers Of the American League president
will be taken up at n meeting called
for tomorrow by Colonel Ruppert, pres
ident OF the Yankees. Harry n. Era
zee, of the Red Sox, and Charley Com
iskey OF the White Sox. Will attsnd
and it is expected that Clark Griffith
also will be on, hand. A.. ,,
against Johnson's tactics may result
in the formation Of new League win
Johnson left out In the cold
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CINCINNATI SHOWS GAIN
WEEKS RECORDS REVEAL
REDS AHEAD BY 5 1.2 TlLTS
Chicago Americans. Fighting Losing
Battle, Are Threhtched by Rapid
Advance OF Tigers.
lRy Associated prers.N

NEW YORK, August lO:-Cincinnatl
gained considerable ground OH New
race last tn" seeR ana L essy eoys
lead OF i've and one-half games. The
Chicago Americans. continuing their
s apa srs are 6 ao9 BY fen
and ome-auarter games to the rear.
narnes or New York. and Cadore. of
i brookiyn' held the Cincinnati batsmen
tests the Reds pounded the ball hard.
while their pitchers allowed few runs.
New York. which will have an OPP
In six game series with Cincinnati.
cropped series to 81. Louis and bat
ted weekly against the pitchers of its
Before meeting New York. the Cubs
shared two games with Philadelphia.
and lost two games out OF three to Bos-
season keating. of the Braves. out
pitched Alexander. five hits to three,
ana won the game with a home run.
lost close battle 10 Boston. in which
Ruth was passed four times Phiia-
delnhia. tsil-endcrs. held the league
ton battcd out Mayer, Of Chicago. yes
teraay. Cicottc won his twenty first
victory today in addition to an eleven
inning l-to-o pitchers battle with
After losing to New York last sun
DAY; Detroit won four straight games.
tta rom shTee eTom ana one
featured the winning contests.
Citveland was only step behind
Detroit. winning three out of It's rvc
games. BY the victory New York took
third place from Cleveland by one
point.
The weeks record In each league or
games played. won and lost. with runs
hits errors. men left OH bases. and
runs scored by opponents. including
games OF Saturday, August Q. is as fol-
lOMS: -
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STANDING or THE CLUBS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Chicago, =; New York, @.
Boston. u st. Louis, i,
Sincinnnti. 3; Phihtdstphin, g.
Pittsburgh. s; Brooklyn. 8.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Philadelphia ut Pittsburgh.
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EGG LOSES BICYCLE RACE
Famous SwisN Rider Defeated nv
Grrnda When Handle Bar.
Give Way.
CBy Un;vcrsai Service

NEWARK, y. j.. August Io.--Alfred
Grenda treated 10000 bicycle Fans 10
feated Oscar Egg. the famous SWISS
rider. In ,en-mlie paced race At the
Beiodrore here
Egg. though. had mshap 10 his
bicycle on the last half lap OF tho
race when his handle bars became
loose and he was unable 10 sprint TO
the tape
Charley Osterttts. Of Irvington. won
the amateur bicycle championship OF
America by winning the hve-mi!e anna
tour championship race.
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Harley at OhIn stnt.

Ghich Harley the most noted foot.
~ ~ payer OF he Middle Yves, in
Ners'ty, ana football interest IL boorn
a"t HHain' Harley has been I'm TIA
aSia'ion SERVED, and Is In inc phva
ia ,hn ,r1m, IN order 10 make up in
the war game Harley has en,cren M
summcr school. His presence viii b..
DIE factor toward making the com
Ss season a successful ono for ohio
players tho game has nrodnc.J r.,
many seasons. III
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-11
MURRAY DEFEATS PATTERSON
National Tennis Champ scores Victory
over hil-EnElish Titieholder
ut Newport.
(ny unlyorsal scrric.l

NEWPORT. u. l.. August l0-Rob-
cri Lindlcy Murray, national tennis
champion. scored Victory over Gerald
L. Patterson. the aIl-Ep6iish cham
pion. In AN Informal match played to-
day on the clubhouse court at the Ca
ssino. The score was 6-2. SO. Ga In
Murray's favor.
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Wyoming club Min..

CALDWELL. N. j.. Auauyt 10.-The
United states Navy Reservation hero
was won by the Newcastle Rine and
Gun Club OF Wyoming, with score
plonshin company team match was
captured by the Range Company Of
Quantico, Va, by q score OF 746. These
yard ranges
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Arrange for Polo Meet.

PHILADELPHIA, August lo-An.
was made here tonight
ny the Philadelphia Polo Committee
Gnt the Polo Association had selected
Saturday. September 10. as the opening
cate TOT the national polo champlon.
snip which Will be held in this city.
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CHICAGO, |; SENATORS, O

WASHINGTON. August 10 cicotte
today which Chicago won. TO O, in
the twelfth inning. when Weaver got
an intield hit. advanced on Jacksons
out and scored OH Fosters wild throw
of Felsch's grounder.
The game ahoundcd in thrilling
plays. a catch in short lief, field by
Shanks of fly from Cicottes bat in
the sixth inning, to start double play,
being the feature. Three runners were
thrown out on close plays at the plate
ScOre
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PARISH HOUSE A GROCERY
Atlanta Congregation Buys Food From
Government md Opens Bar
gain Sales.
tRy Assoc.atcc Prevl

ATLANTA. GA. August l0.-Sn-
nouncement was made tonight that tho
Church OF the Incarnation here. in line
with the public service program of the
Church. would Undertake the sale Of
government food. The parish house
stocked with staple articles from the
quarternnsters depot will he opened
as grocery store Monday with women
girls and business men OF the mem
bershiP making UP tho sales force
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TOURNEY TO START MONDAY
Eight Hundred and Fifty Men and
women Marksme en- Entered in
Grand American Hundicap.
TBy Associated I'rcSs.

CHICAGO. August 10.-Eight hundred
tions Of the country are entered in
the grand American handicap, the fea-
tfe event Of the trapshootinG tourna-
ment which will begin on Monday and
continue for five days. Most of the en-
trants have arrived and these gathered
at the South Shore Country Club traps
today to Witness the contest for the ALL
around amateur and the open cham
pionship trophies. events which a4e
only secondary In interest 10 the grand
American
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SENT ITALIANS MANY CHECKS
Distrihnte 10000 to Dependents OF
American soldiers lin Latin
Kingdom.
tRv Associated Press J

WASHINGTON. August 1O.-Because
of the largo number OF allotment
checks sent each month to dependents
In Italy of Italian-American soldiers
the home service work OF the Ameri-
until late fall at least. 1t was an
nounced today by Red Cross head :
quarters The Red Cross assists In
the distribution Of these checks which
number 10000 monthly
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CHICAGO, 2; NEW YORK, O
tRy Associated Pre,D

CHICAGO. August lo.-Dave Robert
sons home run sent Herzog. who had
walked. across the plate ahead of him.
enabling Chicago to mako clean
sweep of the series with New York
by winning today's game . TO Q.
Score:
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BOSTON, 5; ST. LOUIS, I
(By Associated Press.)

ST. LOUIS, August lo.-Heathcote's
nun OF ]. c. Smiths easy fly with the
bases filled and two out in the third
gave Boston its third straight victory
over st. Louis today, 5 10 l. keating
pitched good game Score:
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Cleveland
Totals. Al AZ Totals. selIli
.Batted for Facth in eighth
, tBsttca Tor Klrpfcr in ninth.
. Q Q o . o II

Cleveland ..........,o eceol1-I
New Ss-, York T.,;,.aS So o. iii
Pratt WaInhssanss 10. Jameson. Sacrl-
nc hi;s-Pirp CO: Sacrifice hies-Spca kcr.
Pipp. Double piays.wa;nbsEanss. John
Iton and Gardner; Eaeth and Johnston.
Bases on hallsn-on Mays &; off Myers i:
off Facth. I. Hits-of Myers. . in l-3 In
ninE: OF Facth, in 6 Is. Hit by pitcher
by Myers Brewster: Pratp. Struck out
by Myers. !; by Faeth, : BY Eiepfcr 9 by
NAYS. 5. Losing pitcher. Myers
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PIRATES, S; BROOKLYN, 3
NV Associated PreS)

BROOKLYN. August lo.-pittsburs
ba,ted Cadore hard today and beat
Brooklyn. TO 3. Adams pitched effec-
lively all tho way and received fault
less support. Carey's batting and base
running featured.
Brooklyn has purchased the release
OF Pitcher Lafayette Henion, OF the
Moosejaw club of the Western Cana
dian League Score:
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SUMMARY: T%o:sss hits Roush Iudc,
sss Trasssser Thros bare aa.,1:
Ace hi.s,-wi, ds MsadoSs .3, Ssneri'tys
Rath to winSo.: Hath to kopf to paubert:
Daubert 10 Rath; Kopf to Rath to paubert
WirEo TO Rath: Blackburnc to Luderus
I.cf, on bhses-Phlade iphia. 6: CINCINNATI
61a. Bases I IN sS pteher Ps .s sn Me-!
struck out-hy Ring. >: by Meadows. g.
Wild pitch--Mctdows.
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Ausn.t nolf rnnrnam.n.

annual August invitation golf tournn
mcnt, which opens Wednesday, at tho
Ashsville Country Club. IS expected
10 be one OF tho best ever held. Over
l5O players arc expected to participate
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Totals .s2 7 Totals .33 1 Z
Dated for Miller in ninth
tBatted for May In eighth

H. aos' Hou,s .....:....S 81
SUMMARY: Two base h,t,-71Thorpe Three.
W1Rawllnks., sacrifice hitm,keatins;,. Douc
and Nolke. Left on bases--Boston, /; ST.
I,euis. & Bases ,, or baiIs-og1 heating i ON
Struck out--by .KcatinS. q by May. 9: by
Shcrdcl. J. Losing pitcher May.
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would ne senate Leader.

NEW YORK. August TO- Senator
John J. Boyian. OF the Thirteen Dis
trict. Manhattan, today announced his
candidacy for the leadership OF tho
Democratic party In tho upper house
OF tho Assembly.
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OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS

THERE LEAGUE.
1H,hhsh"ilic. >: Birmingham, /.
Mn,,,ioo 81; Mobile, 20.
memphis 6; New Orleans
only threc games scheduled
-, AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS
sSi''waukee' -; Indiana polls. So
~. raul, :; Louisville. 3
Kansas city. 70 Columbus On
'"'hheapo'is' IS: Toledo, O.s.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
heAd 'ns . 10: Eingiiamton.
Tr,InE 'ity'. 81; to,hester, 1-6
,".oni". lf-3. Newark. s.S
tufa!o. t-lS: Baltimore. a.lo
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RESULTS YESTERDAY.
ono sames.)
GAMES TODAY.
Petershure at Norfolk,
Richmond ut Newport News.
Portsmouth at Suffolk.