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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-21
THREE WINS FOR MURPHY |
WELL-KN0WN REINSMAN'S
DRIVING FEATURE OF DAY
Good Time AIndc In Grand Circuit
Meet Mt PouEhkccpsic Despite
Heavy Trnck.
IRv Associatcd prc,,l


Thomas w. Murphy signaiised the
opening day of the 1919 Grand Cir
today by driving home three winners
in the four events in which he had
entries.
The PouEhkcepsic reinmans pilot
ed ROYAL Mac and Direct c. Burnett
The knickcrbockcr." zoos trot. and
The hudson Valley" 2:os pace and
topped off his afternoons work by
taking the 2:2O trot with Doctor
Nick. Considering. the track. which
was still heavy from recent rains.
time performances were crcditable
2:l2 trot, went to Peter Worthy after
hard battle with Labe Ridden.
which broke through on the winner
and took the second hea, by inches
turcd the 2:l5 trot for amateur
drivers
Summaries:
R.y w%iI,rMSa,e; b, <. by RoSaI McK, Gg IN
Bnsys i.assie, b. m. by Peter the l
tn .Teddler. b h. by Kentucky Todd
WiiEss lsra~sT: Eas,on. ana lr.nce l.ores :
The HUSTON vsisy !; Np purse. $1,000:
pre-, C; burnett. b. e.. by plrec,
EDWARD T.. bT h.. by The Northern
Man 'i.c"sc) ......... ............ .
Little Batistc. b. K. by Red Elm tCoU :
Edna Early also started. Time. 05 l..
.:12 CLASS. TRoTTING.
Purse. $1,000. ; heats:
w ;;r.,y i rsssr b. h. by Peter the
l.a5c Riddcl. h. H.. by j. Malcolm
Forbes IPackcr) ............
Harvest Tide. biz. IN. by The Har-
Ncsier Gle Donald) .......... 8 {:
kcrriSan. Lotto Watts Jess Y. UchccCa
Allie Wood :hc Great. and Dorothy Day also
started. rimc-2:lO IA EOS i-2 ZOOS -
2:20 CLASS. TROTrISC;
For ha!f-milc track horses: purse. 81 900:
! heats:
Doctor Nick. blk. e.. by DR.. Iaso
Barear, Lee. b M BY Maurice IL.
bIT%na ., IN. by binrar4 az.
i'CklnSon) ............ -
Lady Brook. LADY Of tho Clan. George
Garden. First NirEiniau and Arris also
started. Tlmc-2:lO 2:ll L.. 2.l1
":l5 CLASS. TROTTl%ti
Amateur drivers; CUP to winner:
Princes ; l.. <. by Prince Alexis ,Mr.
Louise Guy. b m BY Guy ANworthyy
:, MIR. y ;. TompkinsJ ............. :;
h1tTTin@ny. b &. by Trerantle tMr. y.
Timc--2;l3 IL 3.ii =
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INDIANS TAKE FINAL GAME
BENDER HURLS FINE BALL
AND GETS GOOD SUPPORT
Petersburg FnnS Turn Out In Full
Force and sec Their faNoritcs
Defeated. to I.
rspcclalto The Times-Dispatch

SpcC.ll 10 l ne i lUltS- i'lS
rETERSEURG, VA. August 2o.--pc-
;erinined TO WIN one game OF the series.
Chief Bender went into the box for
Richmond. nd his team supported HIM
in fine style. and won, = to l. lie was
opposed by Lefty" Burnham. and it
seventh inning.
For six innings the best that Rich
moni had accomplished was one scratch
hit mad. by Daughton. the ball taxi
inG a bad bounce and co!ns over
,;rocty's head.
In the seventh. after Poole had flied
out 10 Purcell. Cooch hi; to right field
for Two bases and scored on Hilts
single 10 right field. Pay went our.
Heller 10 Wester. Abbott singled and
Bcnder followed with single, scoring
iiill and Gooch. Baker was safe on
Groety's error. Abbott scoring on the
play.
brown then singled. scoring Render
being caught off first by Parker.
Petersburg made their only run OF
the game IN the ninth inning on
Groety's two-5agger and Weifer's
Bender pitched consis;en, ball. In
man up, had hit a two haGger Render
struck out Burnhau. Wood and Me-
Connell in regular order.
While he WAS hit harder than Burn
ham. he kept his hits we'll scattered.
Both pitchers had good control not
a base on balls being given by either
OF them.
The Petersburg fans turned out in
fun force this evening and they were
we'll repaid. and the fact that Render
Of the game and has made many
friends and admirers for the chief that
his failure to appea. would nave turned
against him.
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WARRENTON HORSE SHOW
FURNISHES GREAT SPORT
Crnckette. Owned md Hidden by Mrs.
Allen Potts, Wins I'm Saddle
Class Event.

WARRENTON. VA. Angus, 90
Under ideal weather conditions, after
The twentieth annual exhibition Of the
Warrenton horse show was hcld today
large crowd was in attendance and
society was out in full force to well
come the renewal OF the sport.
The military charger class was one
Of the features OF ,odny's show. with
Dr. a. G. Randolph. of Blucmon; and
The Fox Catcher Farm al Rosenon,.
Pa. took their share Of ribbons dur
ing the day.
The famous alarm Of the side Hill
stables, ridden by Louie Lctn, the
owner, annexed another blue ribbon in
the middle and heavyweight hunters
class, with clean performance.
The Corinthian class. holly contested.
went to Jessie Dear. the Aycrshlrc
farm entry. with Edward Barker in
the saddle.
Hexagon, OF Fox Catcher farm. won
the blue in the class for green hunters
from forty-thrce other horses.
,Crackeite, owned and ridden by Mrs.
popular winner in the saddle class for
horses fifteen hands and under
Summaries:
Hsayy, drat, mares and foals-Frs,. G
smith; Ihe sean srfF VIM ana , f2"iIFrs' H.
Heavy draft. ono and ,wo-year.ol as-
I FiTs,. Di a. mCnd. H. C. Groom second.
Hint Hill Farm.
!nepe,r. {: II smith; second, vint iii! Farm
''' Rars;ersd S ciyde s,a.ons-rirs, Lord
Culpeper. G. II smith; second. Spring
vint Hii Farm; second, II. c. Grootne /;
sc:?8 aa% G sn,,h ,hir& a' nj l. sa 4TR
d fSnr Fa ana HSanG 5a
%ews- & G hando!ph: thiira' Lady i;G' O. i'' A
champion Clydesdsics-Fir-t. Spring
Brook vini Yin ,li, Farm; second Lord cui-
come "' hun,e ef As,roiss,. Mrs 81 II.
Fatm; Thrill; ;Moonlishi, ,vint iii Farm.
Middle s; and hfnvy wSish, SgGSG
riS: Fo sa Farm: n,hiSSi; XiskG,
Examination harness and sahdie,-rirs,.
IL" '1!as ihTn o SScpina Wr
John s. Gaines.
w ha's" w5ar E Et1F a.
catcher Farm; third. Trixy. Hiss Mae
Tinted States Army s,allions-First.
Adams ExnEsss rnitSd SASS
third. Greek Legend. United States govern
csonse second. ronTsls. ? Major e
Rahorgc: third. Greyiins. Lieutenant Ludlow
Green saddle, h9rsesnEiTTs;; Jack Q.
c;rs"nway boy. DR.. c. s Garter. third, Jnt.
land. GoodStonc Stables.
Cornthan-First. Jessie Dear. AYRSHIRE
Farm: second silver Crest. Frederick
Mcelhonc: third Rockcby. W. s. Sewers.
Green hunters-First. lIcxagon. Foxcatchcr
Farm: second. Cracker. William Skinker;
third Good Night Goodstonc Stables
Saddle horses fifteen two and under
First. Crackrtte. Mrs Allen Potts: second,
Grcylings. Mrs. John s. Gaines; third, Del
"a nier Julian e. Keith.
Local Jumping ciass-Frst. Foxcraft.
Mrs. ". 81. Maddux: second. Cracker.
William skinkor: third. Good Night Good
slOnc StablcH.
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MATCH BETWEEN HANSON
AND TURNER ON TONIGHT
Fast MiddlewetEhts to Wrestle n,
broadway Arena in Finish bout
Mt O'Clock.

Several hundred fans are expected 10
gather at the Broadway Athletic Arena
tonight TO witness the graphing match
between Joe Turner and Fritz Hanso
judging from the substantial advance
sale OF reserve seats.
This will be the first local tilt be-
tween Turner and Hanson since the
series OF battles at the old Broad Street
Park several years ago. when "A mixed
program OF graphing events attracted
the interest of the fans.
Recent bouts tend 10 show that both
turner and Hanson are still two of
the most capable middleweights in the
country. Both men are good ring gen
erals, and craftiness is a strong part
of their game. The Skill OF the Crap
tests here with Jene Westergard. of
Utica, " Y, who finished on top in his
last engagement here with Turner.
1'hc Furnishing arm lock brought an
match. In this connection. il is inter-
estinS TO note that neither Turner nor
Hanson use the arm and wrist locks
with the same degree OF effectiveness
which marks "cstersard's system Of
attack. Taking this fact into consider
alton. and the additional fact that the
toe and strange holds will be barred.
ii is indicated that a protracted en-
gasemcnt is in view before a tcrmina
ton of the bout tonight.
Both wrcstlers will reach this city
today Hanson comes from his home
at Wilmington. y. c.. where he has
spent the last few days in training,
Turner'S home is at Washington, and
he is also expected 10 he in fine fettle
for the mill.
The referee will be Professor Bobby
Mainfort. OF Charlottesville, Va, who
is too we'll known to Richmond fans
TO need an introduction
preliminary between welterwcights
Is on the card. the first contest being
scheduled at $50 O'Clock. Women will
be admitted free.
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SARATOGA RESULTS

t(R0drigu.@, TO /. 3 20 :. to :. won n!
Ia!er'" West. ioj tErcksouJ. 10 TO l. 1 To-
]. 10 ], second. ST Quentin IL diam! l.
,ohl, To J, TO !. even third. Time. ia 80
RESIST. ID" linda. Scotch Verdict Nellie
l"Tkc, the Desert, Gold Vale. Madam Bynr
N.Hs"ccp. lnGuicta
Second rac.-North Creek handIcsp; ono
liis-1ver rhere, iC7 tMcA,"el. ) to 3 i
10 :: even. ! 10 :. second; crank. il5 oMus.
i:ip -. Ei;n"ndorf. Rose DOT. kashrnir.
Vancouver, EsCOba ran.
Third race-hvc furlonrS-Shillelagh IL
10 johnson. IL 10 !. to J. 10 l. won:
tornoran. 10 tRowau), 20 to !. - to l. ( 10
!. second: lean Bu!iant. 10 tDavics) ].
TO l. . 10 !. TO =. third Time :n3 -.
Lovers Lane IL. Hurry. MiG.an. American
Soldier. lnGiscrction. Sub Rosa Mock
Orange. Caubecn. Hampdcn. Spad. Lar
Fourth race-Ssranc handicap: ono mile
Purchase. 1873 Knapp. to T. out out.
won Passing shower. To- Johnson 10
l. to ). out, second: The Trump. 100 (Ro-
whnD. 80 To ! TO .. out. third. Time.
:f2 -. Three went
Fifth racc-CicrmoDt handicap: selling:
milc-Woodtrap. lla (Ricc). to .. to >.
out. won: camouheur. iij (kummcrp. 10
:. out. out. second; Tctlcv. ~? callahan,
/: to J.. 10. ;. out. third. Time. $40 3-5.
siXth race-iive furlonrs-The Trout lis
tSchut;ingerI. : to :: 10 3. to ;. won
Peace Pcnnant ll5 Crhurbcr). to ]. . TO
|. even. second: radraic. ii5 Riccl. ; to /.
e to l. even. third. Time. 10. Ia. Gala :
Cher. David Harum. Swcoo Clean. North
ward. Round Robin. Flare Up ran.
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Indians Will Take On
Rubes This Afternoon

Rube OIdring'n suffolk clan will
arrive In Richmond this morning
4" d" bnttlr with Chief Bcndcr'n
fndinns la n four-GRme ncries.
There viii he only one contest
this afternoon. II VIII begin mt tho
usual hour. t:30 o'clock.
Scnnion VIII 20 on the mound
for the Indians md hr mny be OPP
pos~d by Gulimnn. the stnr ar the
itnbrs' hurting stan. Although the
suffolk club IL In the cellar In the
virginia League rnce. there In stiIl
plenty 81 night In the OUTFIT md
they promise ia give the locals
merry scraps before the series liz
decided.
only two games nepnrnt~ the
Indians from the T'nrs. who nre In
"-c"nd pinrr and going strong. If
the Hnbrs beat the Indians tOdny
md Norfolk wins. the two clubs
VIII he ti~d for nrst place.
Ladies' will be admitted free Of
charge 10 the Pnrk today md to-
morrow M Kursts OF the manage
m~ni.
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MAYS HEARING FRIDAY
Attorneys Of Yankees and Bnn Johnson
Will Meet to DISCUSS Removal
of Injunction.

NEW YORK, August 20.-It has been
officially announced at the New York
American League club Offices that
President Johnson's attorney have
withdrawn their application for the
removal of the Injunction proceedings
i'm the ease of Pitcher Carl MAYS from
the New York State Supreme Court to
the Federal Court
Together with tho attorr"--s OF the
New York club, they have agreed to
post ponemcnt from next Tuesday
until Friday. August %. mt which time
the argument to dissolve tho temper
ary order OF injunction Will be heard
II was also stated that tho eXami-
nation Of President Johnson before Ref
cree George j. Gillespie in this city,
Tuesday next, will also be conduct ed
on Friday, August %.
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Don't Experiment with Catarrh;
1t Often Leads to Serious Trouble

pearancc in the nostrils. throat"and air
passages, the disease becomes more and
more aggravated and finally reaches
down into the lungs. and everyone
recognizes the alarming conditions
that result 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 satisfactory results
in even the worst cases. Catarrh suf-
ferers are urged TO give S. S. S. a
thorough trial. 1t Is sold by all drug
gists. You are invited to write to the
Medical Department for expert advice
as to how to treat your own case. Ad-
dress Swift Specific Co, o54 Swift
Laboratory. Atlanta, Ga-Ady
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Boston

Totals 81 Totals rs $40 2
'liai;ca for Jones III ninth.
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You Will Never BE Cured by
Local Treatment With Sprays.

Catarrh is n condition of the blood
and can not be cured by local applca-
tons Of sprays and douches; this has
been proven by the thousands who
have vainly resortcd 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 firmer
hold upon it's victim, and making it
more difficult for even the proper
treatment to accomplish results
Though Catarrh makes its first ap-
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.FLUKE PREVENTS VICTORY
BALL ROLLS THROUGH GATE
AND PHILLIES LOSE GAME
0unl<crs Defeat Cubs In First Encoun-
ter, but Drop Second by
q to :. Score.
lRy Associated rress.N

PHlLADELPHIA, August 2o.--Leav
prevented Philadelphia from winning
both games from Chicago today.
The locals won the first game. 10
10 :; and Chicago the second, to s..
i'll eleven innings.
In the ninth inning of the second
game. with Philadelphia two runs
ahead. Mcrklc doubled and Deals drive
TO left center rolled through the gate
Williams return held Deal at second
base, but Umpire KLEIN ruled ii a home
run. which tied the score.
In the tenth inning with two on
bases. FrihcrS, Chicago recruit.
!caped into the air after hard run
and captured RiNey's long liner n few
yards from the bleachers.
chicago won N the eleventh on three
singles and Deals double.
ScOrpS
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INTl.RNArInNAI

~ 7 Tsfk- = ] JUN M IIT.AFT Z Z.
Toronto. 30. Heading So
baltimore, llS; Buffalo. ~
Rochester. 81. Jersey City. 0-2,
Newark, 4; BinghamptOn. 9.
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TEAMS PLAY AGAIN TODAY
second Contest between Hrnuer and
thristo-t oln Chilled In fourth
Inning Yesterday.

The second game of tho series he
twccu thrlsto-Coia and r. & Hraucr
ior IN" championship Of the Athletic
League, was called in ms fourth Ia
N!mE yesterday on account Of darkness
me gam" viii be played off this
II 'hc third game is necessary H.
VIII b" played Friday afternoon M
D O'clock ~ Byrd Park
Inc teams are Vcnly matched and
them.
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TARS. 8; RUBES, 2
Special 10 The Times-Dispat ten. ]

SUFFOLK VA. August eo.-ln 4
regular slaughter in which the hard
hitting Tars found Eckert and were
aided by errors and bonchcad plays.
Norfolk took the game with Suffolk
this afternoon. TO -
Meis, pitching for Norfolk. was re-
placed in the hrst by Midehe!l who
held the Rubes down TO hilless
game.
Eckert was wild and in the ninth
was replaced By Pierson. too late TO
allow the Suffolk team TO come back
In the absence o: an official UNI
p!rc. Gullman and Cu.!otin. player
urtp!res, presided.
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GIANTS, So; CARDINALS, FL
tRy Associated rress.l

NEW YORK, August 20.-New York
defeated ST. Louis in both sections of
double header today, > TO > and 10 l..
Toney pitched strongly in the first
game. while the Giants punched hits
and passes and took advantage Of ST.
Louis miSplays.
May pitched for St. Louis in the
second contest only four hits being
made Off him in seven innings His
wildness proved his undoing. as the
three Giants were scored on him were
put on base by being hit or received
their base on balls.
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Tournament for Amateur Hoxer..

Entry blanks have been distributed
among local clubs for the Hensonhurst
Yacht cubs next amateur boxing
tournament. which will he held in
TN" Brooklyn organizations gymna
SUM. August &c and 2S. -Four classes
VIII he contested and il is expected "a
nu!nbcr Of leading amateur boxers will
enter. The weights are ITO. 100. 1870
and 40 pounds.
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TRUCKERS, TO; BUILDERS, IL

PORTSMOUTH,. VA August 20
portsmouth aud Newport News divided
double header her" today, the home
team winning the first game by the
score OF : 10 ! and losing the second
contest by to count;
Harris, premier hur!cr Of the Ship
builders. was found for fourteen hits
in the first game. while Schauhe held
the Truckers 10 six hits. In the second
gane Pagan and Jolijn hurled for the
Builders and allowed but three hits
between them.
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FIRST GAME.
;. IPhflnIlelnbia
Totals So 10 Totals .56lol3
.Ba;ted FOR Bailey in sixth

ChicaEo ............. oOoloo o
Philadelphia .......... 600 . 3ocl x-lO
summary: Two base hits-Barber, Merklc
iollocher. Adams. Callahan. Pauiette
Home run-Williams. Stolen bases-Hollo-
cher. ScEGoE. M:usel (2). Bancroft Dou-
BE plays-Holio TO Herzog TO Mcrkic
pauictie 20 BANCROFT to l.udesus; Black
buTne TO Pau,ctte TO Luderus Left on
bases-Chcago, 10; Philadelphia. s. Bases
Hi,s-oT Bailey. 10 in innings HI, by
tchsr-5y %ewkirk. Cwilliams). Struck
out--by Ncwkirk. ]; by Cheney = Mild
pitch-Ncwkirk. Losing pitcher Bailey
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Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh.

Totals SO ) Totals 81 III .
'Battcd fo- O. Miller in ninth
fBatted FOR Grimes in ninth.
Scorc by innings.
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SECOND GAME.


Rated fo- King In ninth
ppr' fnrts.h d IA Il n n
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PIRATES, 5; DODGERS, !
az Ansoclntcd rrc.rl

PITTSBURGH. AuEugt 2O.--piitr.
bGrgh won the mrs, game n! tho r.ricr
rom 8rooklyn today by punching
mtg OF Grimes In the nrst inning
singles by Southworih and Rarh,rn
Wh!ttcdH donbl" aud T"rry'r trinic
were the main factors IN four runs in
that inaing.
Brooklyn scored In the nrs, on
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WHITE SOx, 10; SENATORS, 3


CHICAGO. August 2O.-Chicago de-
ieat"d Washington. 10 to 3. today by
hitting Erickson often and at oppor-
tune times.
cicotte mad only two bad innings in
winch the visitors We're able to bunch
hits, one of which was ii nukc HON
run In the sixth By PiCinich which
scored a runner ahead Of him. Feisch
was set for Il throw to the plate but
me bal! took band bound and rolled
10 deep center.
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Cleveland Get. Players.

NV Associated i'rcss
CLEVELAND. August 2O.-Ray Cald-
we'll a pitcher, formerly with the Bos-
ton Red SoS and New York Americans.
and Richard O'Connor. an outtic der,
joined the Cleveland baseball club to-
day. O'Connor played in the defunct
New England League.
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Boston ............n n n q n
Cleveland ...........l o q . n -
summary: Two-bnse hits-iiooper iiar-
RS Thr"c-bnsc hits-Jon"s. Speaker stolen
bb,,sr-lfoop"r. Sacrifice h!ts-Nitt. Walters
nhali'an % smith Sacriilc" ny--t;ran"y
i,"uhI" IlaNs--ShanGon and Scott: Scott and
McinniS; chan!nan and Harris. Left on
bases loston. 10. Cleveland. g Bases on
hai!s-on J0ncs &: OF Uhic. 8 struck out
Jones. j Chle. 3. Passed ball-Thom,s
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EfIKST CANE.
Portsmouth. \ewport Ne



Portsmouth ..........o ! ~
Newport News ....l q % 0 o.
summary: Two base htts-rercy. 2
Hooper. SHARP, Rooney. Three bas, hit
I"rcy S"crlhc" htts-- sharp. >. iranuiugan.
lloNomon. B"al'. Sacr.h.c Nios.--iloopcr.
Rooney. stolen bn~cs- ficug"s. Rooney
Left on hdsoS-i'ori-Euuuth 10: Newport
N"ws. 2 struck oui--by SchaG:ele. ! by
Harris. .. Base Oh balls--by Suh4ufc!c. l:
Harris. Iafsucn hIt--hy Schaufclc.
Harris Time. ZOO ump!res--McGrcw and
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CLEVELAND BEATS RED SOX
FIRST GAME OF SERIES
WON BY PUNCHING HITS
Catcher O'NciII EnJIs ~ Get In Line
Up After Having Caught In
Scrcnty-TwO Gnmes.
(By Associntcd prcss. !

CLEFELAND. August 20.-Clevcland
took the first game of the series from
Boston by score OF to . Chlc was
effective. except in the second inning
WIN Boston punched three hits with
Two errors and scored twice.
Jones was wild, his passes being
i0ilowcd by hits. Catcher O'Ncill. OF
Cleveland, failed TO get into the game
after catching sevcnty-two consecutive
games
Score:
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SECOND GAME.


SCOT" ~ INNINGS: Z.
s. i,2uis . . . o . ! -,
Summary: Two base hits--Snydcr Hc-
Henry. KauN Stolen haS"s-Burns. Ksun
~. Kelly. Frisch Sacrifice hits--Youn-
Hca'hcotc Sacrifice ~ = Zimnernan.
Double pisy-Fl"tch"r. Frisch and Kelly.
Gcr on b.Scs--Scw York. D: 81 Louis 6.
Eases on bals--on May. q OF Benton.
Iiits--of May. In innings. Hit by
:.itcher--by May. tkauN. Young and
Ycungp. struck out--by Benton. ?. ~
NJ. 1 losing pitcher. May.
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Washington


B.i,cd for Erickson in ninth.
SCor" by innings.
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FIRST GAME.
Totals ..33 5 Totals
Ran for McCarty in third.

4! '' 2arx HIP 9 . Q 9 o.;
sum mary: Two-h base hits-YOunE Heath
cote. Home run--CIemons. Stolen bases
Young, Iicathc"te 90. Hornsby. Double
pl"y-f.avan CUna SsiStcd). Left on b. SOS
L%ew York. ?; 81. Louis. 6. Bases on
ia !!S--nf Tnn"y. .. on Doak T. Struck
out--oy Toncy. }: by Doak, 5
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SECOND GAME.
Totals 40 Gle Totals .t3 10 o
.Batted for Vaughn in seventh.

Chicago ."..'.. oooooco IS
summary Two base hits--Merkle Deal.
Meuse co. Three-base hit-Paulette. Home
Tun-Deal. Stolen baScs-Hol locher, Her
zoS. Sacrifice hits-RiNey. Luderus. Dou-
BILE piays-BanC!oft and Luderns: TRACES
ser and Pearcc. Left on bases-ChicaEo, ):
Philadelphia. II. Bases on bal!s-on
Vaughn. = of Martin. 3: of Ri1ey. {. HIS
off Vaughn in innings Struck out
by Martin. = by Rixey. ;. Winning
pitcher. Martin.
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TIGERS, 2; ATHLETICS, o


u l. T. X I, August 2O.-Dctroi,
buhchcd hits in the first and eight h
innings today and defeated PhiladeI-
phia; TO o. But one visiting Diayer
reached second, and he fell victim to
double play. Noyes and Ayers staged
pitching duel
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Boston.
Totals ..as iOIt 0 Totals a:
'isaiicd for Csuary IN seventh.
fEh't"d for Danar"c in ninth
Score bY innings,
2 \ q n . . q 10
"a n n "a IA n n ., d,

.T'ITE'-'' TT Iy'IIIHT'H III NITITN.
Store 10y innings! u
Cincinnati ............ :0inno2 o,-In
Boston ..... ........... q o 90 o o >. 2
summary. T~"-hnpr h!ta-,iroh Rousb
Nath. Home rpu--KDUNh Stolen bas.H--
haih hhii"j powell, MaranviIi" t2j Cow
~ 90. Sh'fihc" hiis--it.th. rum Sncrl-
''r mus i'hii Nru-n Sa"rin"c ny--t;Dw-
- Double r'ayr-H arauyiilc 10 Rawlings
:" ho'h"; MartnVlh" :" !ioIk" I..r on
bhf"s-t !ncinnati, .. E0Hton. I I.ascs on
n"ilN-"f ltu",h"r. { on raus~y 2 on
I"n"r"c. } Hits-"n oausey. . in z ia
nnEH struck out--by Eu"thrr by eau.
Soy u 10y bcmarr'. l. Losing pitcher
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Ieasue.n ne,t Knitting Team.

The American Leagues best batting team
would he composed OF Ruth as pitcher
Schnng catcher: Harris. hrst base T. Col
Inns second base; Pccklnpauph, shortstop;
son, outieldcrs.