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The Carlisle independent., 1919-10-02
HAZEN ITEMS
(From the Herald)

Mrs Hattie Sanders, of Carlisle, was a visitor in our city the latter part of the week.
 The equipment for the building of the HazenLaGrue and Slovak road arrived the first of the week Work will begin in the near future.
 Wm. R. Welker received 9 fine thor ouehbred Hampshire hogs here Saturday. They were bought by Mr. Welker in H. linois. and were certainly fine ones.
 The revival conducted by Rev D. II. Fruzia at Buzzard Wing closed We'd nesdsy. The meeting was a very sue cessful one There were ten additions to the church.
 The two weeks revival at the Meth odist church closed Sunday night. Revs. May and Cornish did excellent work and the services were attended by large and attentive crowds.
 L. Q. Booe bought the Miles Proctor place just at the northeast corner of Hazen. last week. He will move ono it in few days. We extend a welcome to he and his family as residents of our town.
 Philip Brosseau, of Kankakee, H., was here this weeklooking after his rice farming interests. Mr. Brosseau re- gently bought the Carter place from I. T. Sims He leased it to Mir. Lew Stephens.
 C. II. Reid has been awarded the contract to build one story brick just north of the Cnlpepeper drug store, which will be occupied by c. W. MeDer- mott as bakery. Construction will begin upon the arrival of material.
The Carlisle independent., 1919-10-02

Have you ever really, seriously thought of the value of electric service in your home? Consider not merely the added sales or rental valu of your property, but also the convenience of having good light at the touch of a button-lght that is modern and safe economical light through the use of
The Carlisle independent., 1919-10-02

Wm. R. Welber received 9 fine thor ouehbred Hampshire hogs here Saturday. They were bought by MT, Welker in H. liuois. and were certainly fine ones.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1919-01-25

their families. This man we think has
something good for US.
Rev. l.. |. McDougle was a Balti-
more visitor on Saturday last.
Mr.. Sewell White attended the fun
eraI Of his mother. Mrs. Alice White,
ut Danes Quarter Sunday last.
Mrs Jacob SmeltZer, of Whining
ton. visited friends in town the past
week.
Mr., and Mrs. Alonzo Gillespie and
daughter Dorothy, were Baltimore Wis
itorS Friday of last week
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1919-01-25
Card OF Thanks

| wish 20 express my sincere appre-
citation of the sympathy and kindness
shown me by my friends and neigh
bors, during the recent illness and
death of my husband; also to thank
those who SO kindly sent flowers.
Mrs. David T Devliu.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1919-01-25
ADMISSION -22 and 3, Total Is CENTS
TUESDAY, JANUARY 28--

Miss Innocence" featuring .
draws her skirts aside when pas,
should see Miss innocence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
NAVAL ACADEMY COACH
MUST BUILD UP ELEVEN
9Iiddles' BnckGeId Shattered by Loss
of Stars and New Combination to
BE Developed.

ANNAPOLIS, MD, July 26.-Coach
Gilmour Dobie, who will have charge
of the Naval Academy football team
next season, fully recognizes that he
has difficult task before him in build
ing up a backield, every regular mem
Der of his direct attack having been
lost to him this season. J: Will be no
easy task TO replace backfield, prob
ably the best in the country last sea-
Ter and Roberts. and even Orr, Il fourth
classman last year. who has resigned
completing the wreck.
In spite of serious losses OF line men
also, a strong aggregation of forwards
can be outlined already. The regular
lincmen who graduated are: Arthur,
center; Perry, guard. and Scarfe. tackle.
Perry will be missed particularly on
account Of his puntinE. However. ex-
cellent men are in sight for all the po-
sitions except one guard. Foster and
available for center. while Denfeld is
an experienced and aggressive guard.
The tackle positions are likely to be
specially we'll cared for by King and
Murray, both fourth-class men last
season. and powerful and active play
ers. who are likely 10 improve greatly
next year.
Even. who has been elected captain.
can be counted upon for one end posi-
ton. while Graves. regular two sea-
last season on account OF injuries. Is
again available. and is probably better
than any end. except Even. the squad
had last season, while Snively and
Lowe are two excellent substitutes.
Excellent line substitutes of last sea
son who are again available are
Moore; Clapp and Newly.
Dohlc has In sight now as backfeld
material. Clark. Benoist, Severn. Raw
linSs, Alvord. and Rodes. All Of these
are good men. and were used in por-
tions OF games last season. so they are
not without experience. 1t is thought
that one or more of Them will develop
irg season under Dobie's coaching.
Alvord and Severn, both active young
fellows weighing in the neighborhood
o! 40 pounds each. are the most prom
Using.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
COLT RACE At SYRACUSE:
TO Be ONE OF FEATURES
Large Entry OF Fastest Two.Ycar.
Old Trottcrs in Country VIII
BE Seen in Action.
SHOULD FURNISH GREAT SPORT
Racing Associations Including Juyr-
nile Events on Their Programs in
Response to, Demand for THRILLING
Work of Youngsters.

One OF the chief attractions AZ ,bo
g gco,ir ta a. trotsr at Lexington, Ky,
nave just as good classes and st,to
races. but in the past Lexington's cot
en.nls nave proven the magnet above
everything else that has drawn visi'
tors TO the Blue Grass CITY. rathnr
man inc regular races. The sncct.c
ular ieats that colts Will unexpectedi..
Juveniles OF more interest than ~
Hriormances OF the aged horses. '"'
r.c .radmp;ast made modern worlds
i9V!, when he trotted in 2:l2l-2 .rbcn
In 1909. Native Bell trottcd In 9.o7 AZ
rmm many ihf9rse'nsn thought that her
n"p- longer II just lasted four sho-,
Years. In 1913 Peter Volo. the st,iSd!,
S S9n OF Peter the Great. tro,ted in
years. unit! 1916. when The Rc,, Inr e..
iroited in 2:O4 IA Nowaiavs ~,
abIy bn tpoIters hat cannot reason
yer are not considered as probabia
stake winners. 'oDao'e
,ra TTainer IS become become; infatuated with
80 .as,. giving surprises to the men
o nan me aged horses. and the trainer,
hny DAY nc trains Il good colt re-
interest and thrilling pleasure that -
Americans s 8he,hers ,s OF red ibiooded
WOOL horsenen or not. bv senirr-
noses only two years old tro; ~ .iss
unncard OF few years ago. Is me
reason why colt races furnish ~ ~
e'e"'cs' pressure TO gathering.
Juvenile mt Syrucuse.
With a fun appreciation. or ~. :,
terest In colt racing. assoc;a, INC INC ~
ra'utins two year-old trottcys 49,
nn .e .. ~ me best races OF the year I'll
De me Juvenile" an event IN MI
year-old tro,ters. which has i b Two
pIinGea Tor by Race Secretary {;
-. OF the New York state Fal-
a. syracuse. the week o. Sco,.,, 49, 49,,
2-!". The fees for entrance .h
~. nu'en.!e race were made liberal eng
hes, ig in man thirty-eigh; colts, the
,,readinS stables OF the t,ni;cd ~, ,me
~, ~. race Is on the added enira,ca
money plan. with 1850 added ~ ~
continued on Pag. l.,f,oa-I----
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
TY COBB LEADING H|TTERs
CLIMBS FROM THIRD INTO
FIRST PLACE DURING WEEK
S"ier Iied FOR Second In Smuggling and
''r"5 In Kun Scoring ind
Base Stealing.
fBy Associated pres.1

CHICAGO. July 26.-Ty Cobb's drive
Tor the 1919 batting championship ,s
under way. The Detroit star. accord :
ing to unofficial averages released to-
day. is leading the race with $50.
The Georgian battcd his way from
third place within a week. Th. aver
ages include games of Wednesday.
George Sisler. the ST. Louis first
bascman. also is attacking the avcr,.o
with vengeance. Sislcr was s,x.h a.
the list OF hitters "a week ago Tnha =.
nnds him tied for second ni,ce w., :
Joe jackson. OF Chicago with 3II rnnr
points behind Cobb. Sisler also ,ind
ieckinpaugh. of New York, for honors
IN IN scoring. and Milan. Of WASHINGTON,
ior hohors in base stealing. lie has
counted nfty-scven times and stoIrn
twenty lone bases. 81
babe Ruth. Of Boston, swellcd his
nome run collection To fourteen
Leading batters for thirty or moro
shhmes: COBB, Detroit, 80; jackson.
NV.n,nHGaaEo. .3t6; Sisler, ST. Louis. .346:
Mii!iaais ST. Louis. .339; Veacn. Dc
troit, 1873. ~
Tagging thirty-threc hits in .hir,v
iour games has kept Jim Thorne ri
nosloh, IN the batting lead OF the Ma :
tionai League. His average incjI,IInr
sI mes or Wednesday is .375. cravn H.
or philadelphia. with nine honeruns'
leads in that department. with kauT
81 New York. pressing him Kauff has
clsht. Bigncc Of Pittsburgh, continue.
" snow the way to the base stea,ers
Win twenty one. while Flack. of CHI
caso. tops the scorers with nifty.
ra heaain ~ batters for thirty or more
philadelphia. 1854: Meyers. BrookIvn'
.52S; MCHenry, ST Louis 3pT "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
EMPIRE CITY RESULTS

,tlrst race-s!x fur!onEz-App!e Jack TT
ni tMcAteeb. 50 to |. 10 10 and 5 To- vd az:
AahonE. ~ tkummcr). : TO l. 6 10 > "a
>. second Gri'nalkin. III tSchu,tinreri :
10 Il" and even. third Time ito Hin.
Iohttopc Master karma. Adele Jack I..rv
Ioyiu!' vague. Trophy Turf Wood;rav.
Second race-milc and seventy ya.s--
bath. ip' tkels"yb. 20 J. 20 Ia <
Won. liauberk. 100 tR!chcreckl To :;
10 ~. ! TO J. second. Green Gold. 100 tIvid.t
u 10 ), TO !: 10 :. third Time i,t
nnIperta a; Keen Jane. Graphic. Eate
=, Third ~ 5asss-abou' six tur!onss-M..s Je
Nina Nina, ~ tL2ttusl TO ?, TO 8 out, won .
f fs"G9r: IL ,kummerl TO !. TO ]. out.
~ 10 ana TO 10. third Time. 1870. Car
F@nr,h ,fceufqnkers hsndlcap mile and
10 TO-. out. won. Roamcr. 10 ,Schutt!nrcr
70 :. TO .. out second: spur liz U@ai-
bfothcrJ. 10 !. to n out. third 'ri,na
- 80 Old Rosebud. BE Frank ran
ruin Thcs-nilc and siNtc"nth-Ja,n..
!v til,%b. TO l. 10 !. 10 s. won IA
Jnzct. W. tk"ls"yl. . 10 .. E 20 3 10 3
second: I:nnia. :? {ColtiietiD. : 10 I, 10
. 10 =. third Tine. l:isi-5 sunny i'm
D!"di Mi>S Bryn. Courteous. Tie PIN. Fir,
T!oop. Alma ran " e ~
SIX: SIKH ,, raSe-tye snd one half surlonrs-
I" > 20 /, won: Irish Dream. II davies
%9,sni' 10 70 J. TO !; 20 /. third Time
Aro''o. Donnacona. Satana. L. G!orieux
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
AFTER LONG AUTO
RIDES Use SLOAN'S
For "Auto Leg" and all other
aches and pains.

It's when you climb out Of the car.
after hours at the steering wheel. that
you realize how Rtin and sore your
muscles and joints are. And when
S!oans Linimcnt is along. you learn
what boon Il Is in ironing out"
the lame back. tho cramped muscles.
the joint-st!nncss.
Take a bottle with you on your
ation. You VIII need II every day.
Keep II handy for the bites and stinSs
OF Insects and mosquitos. 1t relieves
quickly. penetrntes without rubbing.
won't stain the skin. SoothcH the at
hicted part and promotes quick relief
All drug 2ists. 30c. soc. jl.20.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
.RUBEs LOSE DOUBLE BILL
NEWPORT NEWS OUTFIT
SHOWS UNUSUAL SPEED
Harris Outpitchcs Gullmnn In Opener
and Alisrluys md Errors Prove
Downfall OF Eckcrt.
Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.

(SpcclaI 10 THO Tlmes- DiSpatch.)
SUFFOLK. VA, July 26.--SuTolt
dropped both ends OF the DOUBLE header
here this afternoon with Newport
News. First game, TO 3; second
game. which went seven innings by
agreement, to 1.
Gullman was opposed in tho first by
Harris In the box, and the latter had
the advantage all through the game
In the second spasm the fans sat
Eckcrt pitch a good game and lose
through misplays and errors. Alien
for the visitors. starred at the bal
bringing in runs i'll each game.
Scores:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
Polo Matches In September.

NEW YORK. July 26-The national
polo championships. which have not
been held since 1916. because OF war
conditions Will be contested at the
Philadelphia Country Club. Bala, Pa,
beginning September 10. the Polo AS
ISOLATION announced today, in accord
ance with mail vote OF 800 clubs
throughout the country. The matches
had been held for many years at the
Point Judith Polo Club. Narrasansett
Pier, II. /.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
SECOND GAME

Bate s-Eioliomon. Schaufel
Deighman, Mitchell.
Bangs out, hunted third strike
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
PHILLIEs, rs; DODGERS, OIL
TBy Associated Press. I

PHILADELPHIA. July 26.-Philadel-
phia and Brooklyn divided a double
header. here today. Philadelphia win
ming the first . to Q. mainly through
and losing the second, II to :. Mca-
dows allowed only four hits and given
sensational support. This was his
straight victory since joining The.
Phllies. RiXey and Murray were nit
hard In the second game. BROOKLYN
getting sixteen hits for twenty-one
bases Myers was the star, with Tire
doubles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
ALLY WIN AGAIN IREDS DEFEAT PIRATES, Az
BOTH TEAMS SWAT FREELY
AND SCORE IN FIRST FRAME
Cincinnntfs Finnl Run Scored In
Ninth, When Kopf Triples
md steals Home.

PITTSBURGH. July 26.-Cincinnati
made II three straight victories over
Pittsburgh by winning today's game.
to .. Both pitchers were hit hard
in the first inning. three hits and two
runs being secured by each side.
Cincinnati scored run in the sixth
OH base on balls, n sacrifice and Il
single. Kopf tripled in the ninth and
made a clean steal Of the home plate
for the fourth. The catcher Of the
Pittsburgh club sprained his leg in the
second inning. and was carried off the
field. He will be out of the game for
al least week.
Score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
ATHLETES TO RETURN
Track Team which Won in Inter-Allied
Gnmex I'm PcrshinS Stadium
VIII Sail July 30.

NEW YORK, July 26.-The victorious
soldier athlete track team. which won
the recent inter-alled games in tn.
Pcrshng Stadium near Paris, will sail
from France July 80. Colonel Wait
Johnson. who Is in chareg of the team.
cab!ed the sailing date to Amateur
Athletic Union officials In this city TO-
day. on the arrival OF the athletes
there Will be special reception and
celebration. followed by 4 track meet.
In which both the track and field men
will compete in their specialtics
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
BRAVES, 6; GIANTS, 5

NEW YORK. July 26-Boston de-
feated New York in the third game
OF the series IN a hard fought encoun-
ter by a score OF to S. 1t was only
the fourth time Boston had defeated
the Giants In the last two years in
twenty-seven games played. The
Giants made a rally, tieing the score.
Boston won in the eighth on hits by
Smith and Ho!ke and an error by
Doyle. Herzog and Boeckel were put
out OF the game for strenuously Qucs-
tioning decisions by the umpire.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
New York.
Totals 49,. 81 II o Totals -. so S
'Battcd for McOuillen in ninth.
tBattcd for OcschScr In seventh.
tBatted fo- Snyder in ninth.
Ran for Barnes in ninth.
tBatted for Dubuc III ninth.

score by innings:
fthstOn ................." : " y U 10
New York ........... i q o-5
summary. Two base hi,s-Doyle., Chase.
ny-McCar,hy. Double plays-Maranvi,le
to Rawlings to liolke: Gowdy to Maran-
VILE: Rawlings to Maranville to Tolke:
GauSey to Fletcher TO Chase: Fletcher To
Boston Chase BASE ON ON bniisT,eYY YORK
Cheney. !; Finnsim. ?: iIts-otr Causey:
In s.; Dubuc. IN -. Cheney. In tnone
out IN SEVENTH; Fiji nHim. in 8 Struck
Ni!h pltch-Eheny. Winning pitcher
fllhnEiIn. Losing pitcher-Dubuc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
MACKS, AZ; SENATORS, IA
NV Associated Pr....l

WASHINGTON, July 26--WashinE
ton and Philadelphia broke even IN
:, double header here today. the vts!-
tors winning the first game to |,
while In the second Washington piled
.up IA runs TO ,. The locals got only
three hits off J. Johnson in the first
game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
Dempsey on for Chicago.
rBy Associated press.1

SALT LAKE CITY. July 2s-Jack
Dempsey, heavywe !ght pugNistic
champion, left today for Chicago
where ne expects to Sign theatrical
contract for period OF seven weeks.
He gas accompanied by his mana ger.
Jack-kearns. Dempsey has been visit .
inEth's mother since Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27

hecent press rcports to the effect tina,
n rFahcta SCroth. ~ San Francisco
haIVn"i one mn" sSimmtnc oh. m 40 y,
woIa 40 no ,acins ,h!s summer wer. totally
uiLiouhCeu NOT only Is she conpetInr nm
Hhc has just been credited ,.i,h .nt. nv M
ysrus Al santa Cruz In 2 minutes Ii ~
secopd or "Hh'n one second Of tho world 3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
SECOND GAME
Went FOR Brown IN fourth inning.
Richmond
Psterrhurg

Score by Innings: n
PichuoaE ......... ,...... oNnrIonh.
Petersburg .... .... rh- nSnnnr
Sor.rsrv; Two-hasA hits-Noran stolen
hssef-DouFh'o7. Anderson. H'uk.y Sac
r'hre hits-Wood. Hink.v Sacr'rc. ri.a--
En. NHer,. W!ld pitche.-Nerans . ~,
Nv pitchet hall--Brown ~ rnriauh len
on ssss.-Richnord. .: Petersburg Firs,
hstA on error-Rtohrrorf. !: Petersburg
nasss nm halis-or Msrar, :: Struck ou,
-hv MacaNs z nv TnF'aub. C. Time o.
Eame-i:c Cm rirA-Gentle
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
FIRST GAME.
Totals ......25 1 / Totals .....s
Ran for Mitchell In ninth

Krooklyn ;..............o o o o q %
Phiiadel phia .........y o o o -
summary: Two-base bancroft stolen
bases.Pauiette. Meusel. Kilduh. Sacrifice
hlts-M. Wheat, l.uderus. Double play
i:iackburne. Syckns 20 Iuderus Left on
Irhiladcinhia; $; Brooklyn. , Base
Struck out--by Meadows. .: by Mitchell 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
BROWNS, 5; WHITE s0X, 2
tRy Associated Press.l

CHICAGO, July 26-Urban Faber
weakened today and st. Louis punched
hits and defeated Chicago. to ..
Ray Schalk, star catcher for Chicago.
was unable TO get into the game be-
cause of 4 game leg. Grover Lowder-
milk. the pitcher VINO announced his
retirement recently. returned to the
White SoX today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
INDIANS. 9; TIGERS, /
Thy Associated Presal

CLEVELAND. O., July 26.-Although
outbatted. Cleveland defeated Detroit.
. to J. this afternoon, punching its
hits with passes by Ehmke and Ayers.
Detroit could score but once on thir-
teen hits, including two doubles. Il
pass and error. Manager Speaker
stole home in the fourth inning there
being a triple steal with Speaker at
the front end.
Score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
SECOND GAME,

Philadelphia ..'.....O o o -
Wsshins,on ;.....;...0 3 1-ii
marc M.noSky. Three base hit.-Thomas
:Iuo1r. stolen bases -Mcuosky. Rice. Fos-
NJ h"pi!. Walker. Sacrl!iC. hitS--Sha "
shs;;ss aH Hl,t; saerinco hlea,-Menosl.y
ihhrns SHAW 70 Shanks To Judge Shanka
q" Juaf. Lett on Observation-Disclosures =:
HhSh!nSion; 10. Base on balls-(;rcveiI 4
Gay shaw; lilis--on Nayior. II in
GrevnIi M.,n In III by pi,chcr-by
oy N.y!or, ! losing ritcher-&aYInr ~. y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Richmond, 3-2; Petersburg, 81.
Newport News. J-3: suffolk, 81.
Portsmouth, Al; Norfolk. 2-3.
GAMES MONDAY.
Port smouth Mt Petersburg.
Richmond at Suffolk.
Newport News ut Norfolk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
BREAK LOSING STREAK BY
DEFEATING RED SOX, 8-5
New York Has to Use Five Pitchers,
but Four HUNS In Ninth
Bring Victory.
IRY Associated Press.l

BOSTON. July 26.--New York broke
its losing streak here this afternoon
Sy Knocking over four runs in the
ninth. defeating Boston to s. Jones
replaced MuSscr after the second and
weakened in the ninth, Shannon's two
errors also aiding the visitors. New
York used Eve pitchers.
Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
Boston
New York
'Bs tted for Thormahlen in ninth.
|Battod for Musser IN second.
:RAiien fNr Jones II ninth.

Score by innings: r.
New York ......... ............lol oooot-S
Boston ........ ................l 0 90 5 i o o-5
Summary: Two base hits--Balier. Lewis.
Pipp. Schans. Hooper. Three base hits
Pipp Stolen base-Pratt Sacrifice hits
PiDp Nitt. Gamer. Sacrifice ny--N!tt. Dou-
hle piays-Fewsier TO Peck!npsurh TO Raker
etxh'npdush 10 pa sna'noh 70 Eaiher
Base on hails-Suinn; :: Thormshlen., ?:
! IN o: OFF Shawkey. o In l: Thormahlen.
o in 2: Russell. in /: Musser. in .: Jones.
s In :. Hit by pitcher-by Quinn. . (Ciaincr.
Jones': by Shawkey. (Ruth: BY Thor
Inahien. ! Shannon. Struck out-by Quinn.
:: Russell. .: Jones. :. Passed ball-SchanE
Winning p!tcher-Russell. Losing pitcher
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
FIRST GAME.
Totals .... 30 S ? Totals .....3l 3
'Battcd Tor Janvr!n In seventh.
tliattcd for linfper In seVcnth.

NUOfe tT INNlNgEI X
ihilad"l Thia ..........o IA
Washington ..........0 : q o.
summary Twn-hnsc hi,-Harper Stolen
bases Murphy. iIurns .. Sacrifice hits
Waiker Foster. Sharks. kopp. Double
an bases Philad "lpha. 3. Washington ).
i'a'I ,,, on n;,.ilTIi%nns'n. ?: HaTner CIT
lit ny p!tch"r-hy Harper. Burns. Burruss.
Halk-CiiN struck out-Dy Harper. s. by j.
Johms0n. 4. GIL. ].
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-27
Chicago.
ST. Louis.
Totals ......3i 5 IL o Totals ...3l 7
'Battcd for Fabcr in ninth.
~ mn +

81 Louis ......... ...........o oololl2o-6
Chicago ........... -............ q o o o.
summary: 'rwo.base hits-Severeid. 2.
Three base hits-Flcch. jacobson. Smith
Stoler base-Austin Sacrifice h.ts-McHul-
I'm. Weaver; tiedeon.. shocker. Sacrifice
/ a.cs-Stslcr. Lynn. Left on basc-St Louis
! 6: Chicago. l. Bas ballS-on Shockcr
! 9; Fnbcr. |. Struck out-by Fabcr !. by
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FIRST GAME.

SUFFOLK sn,,t ,.-i....::o O.. Q . Q 0 / 6-S
Peri News, j. First base on balls--or
First First has, , on errors.Newport News. 3. Two
Dhse hlts--J; Martin 90. Allen. Blacn
Struck out-by Harris. .: by C;uilman4
i}0uble play-Guilnan to Crow TO Munich
Hlt by pitcher-Munch. Sacrifice hit-Bran-
niEan. stolen bascs-Whitcraft. Branni-
gan; Gooch. Mccain. Black Umpire
Walsh. Time. $50. Attendance 900
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
philadelphia. =; Brooklyn. (flrst
Eamc).
Eame).
Cincinnati. 4; pittsburgh. 2.
-. Louis. 3: Chicago. o.
Boston. q; Now York. s.
GAMES TODAY.
Pittsburgh at Clncinnnti.
Chicago mt st. Louis.
New York ut Brooklyn.
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FIRST GAME.
Totals $50 Total, 50 = 3

Richmond .....' oonn,oct,N,
Pet. rsDurC ........ ,nnhcn,bo
Summary Threc-hate hi,.EN,rC.r.,au-
stolen has"s-Pav, Poole Sacrifice ti.s
Poole Mcconnell Passed hs!;s-Ahhott
Inft OF astS-r"tarshurs {: Richmond >
First base on ,rroT-R Richmond Bases
on pa!s-oN B.nder. !; OF TArrisev' g
struck out-hv Bender. = hv Y.a--'sey 4
Time ~ Eare-i.G U,np!re-cen,is srs
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TRUCKERS, Al; TARS, 2-3

Especial to The Times-Dlspatoh.
NORFOLK, VA, July 26.-Norfolk
and Portsmouth divided double
header in Portsmouth this afternoon.
Norfolk hit Schaufel and Post for
htee1 sa!eiies IN the second game,
when three hits and an error Melted
two runs. The Truckers had all the
breaks in the first game and were fas;
on the bases