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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-16
LOOKING FOR HARD RACES
Kid Clemson Expects StiT Flight In
Both Major Leagues
lRtil September.

CHICAGO. June Skid Gleason,
like Jack Coombs. OF the ph!llics. be-
lieves both major leagues are going
TO witness hard fought races from
now TIL September cngulfs the cam
paign,
"Of course. | figure the Sox tho win
ner in the American League" declared
the irrepressihlc Kid Yesterday. but
It's going 10 be a bitter nght for us
all the way our club has shown a
lot OF fine play thus far, and just as
long as the pitchers maintain their
present pace we are going to Keep on
winning. N!coitc seemed TO have every
thing yesterday and actually appears
10 improve as tn. years Az past He
turned IN a beautifully pitched game
against tn" Yanks
Our other pitchers, too. are doing
very well. and ! am highly sa,isncd
with the results thus far obtained
But there are al least i've other hardy
contendcrs who az. going to Civ. US
heayy struggle from now TO the
end The pennant hght is going 10 be
tigAi al! the way bat really think
the SoX are going 10 III; the honors. %
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-16
OWNERS OUT TO WIN BIG
PURSES PUT UP AT LATONlA
Stewards Have to Exercise Precnu-
tions Against Rough Riding by
Eager Jockeys.

LAiToNIIA. Ky: June l5:-[ust a
couple OF days were needed by the new
that the present race meeting is going
TO be the peer OF all those thirty six
meetings which have preceded IT,:
the week and play 10 30 per- cent in
crease in all departments of the game
it shows that the public wants to see
the sport.
While the first few days here did
not average what 1t does n, Churchill
Downs during the spring meetings, il
must be remembered that at Latonia
the meetings get better as the sport
progresses, and usually the last couple
OF weeks of the meeting far exceed the
been above reproach. In fact, the chief
duty o! the stewards now is TO prevent
rough riding, for IL looks as though
fE e Ees Is tynf he G a4ves anw
in front and usually gets a promise IL
he lays up.
The excellent purses now being Of
iered is every inducement to win races.
An Old horseman talking about tho
running OF races said the other day:
why, do YOU know that with the pres
$1,000 20 fix race as they did it in
the o!dcn days? The contender would
NOT be satisfied with less than the
value of the purse. which is usually in
the ncighborhood Of 81 300, and by the
time few boys and other owners
We're fixed he would have 10 bet SO
much on the race that il would be
ruinous, especially ii the good thing
Went awry. as | have so often seen
them do.
NO, YOU can bet all you got that
every owner is trying TO get down in
front and get that first money" So
II can he seen that the stewards big
work IS 10 prevent rough riding
There is another angle Of the will
inrness- town idea, and that is that
the owners might instruct the boys to
do anything in their power 10 get
a. "a
to be on the alert, even more so than
IN recent years. and the suspension Of
Sandc shows that they arc not going
sixty day suspension should be a warn
!nE to the other riders TO do as the
stewards tell them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-16
WILL HALVE BOXING TROPHY
BETWEEN CLUBS THAT TIED
Rules Governing Track and Field Conn
petition Held by Committee
MOI to Apply.
NEW YORK. Lnne ~

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE trophy
emhlematic of New York state amateur
team boxing championship viii be
nl.NeI soon ana divided between the
Settlement y: G., which clubs tied for
The trophy with ten points each i'm the
tournament conducted early in Nav at
inc Guy y 9 The ruling 10 cut The
aF"pny IN haif was made last night at
4 meeting OF the metropolitan A. A. Il
championship boxing committees Of
which John J. Walsh. Iastimc \. c..
is chairman.
Lack OF provision in the a. A. l..
rules governing boxing compelled this
method OF deciding the issue. 4 proh
abie outcome of the case will be an
Amendment 10 thc rules at the next an
nna! meeting which VIII provide for
immediate action il such an cmer-
gci1cy
The rules governing track and field
competition provide that in the case
~ ne !Or Tho team trophy the en-
bieln should be awarded to the club
Mnosc representatives score the great
~ NUMBER OF first places. II was
thought that this rule would he an
p.l"d 70 the boxing situation hut the
rrinHlttte decided II was no, empow-
erGI !" Apply the rule 10 this case.
,bnr "''o@ins me decision, however.
"mehdincnis ana additions to the pres
cht boxing rules. which would ten3
toward btttcrmcnt In the amateur ring
sport and stimulate interest one OF
application Of the track and ncid
cause IN the case Of dcadlocks in hoy
ing. az w."
II was the unanimous opinion of the
~ en- commute members present that
s!bic. however, to amend Tho iii.
unrI the next annual meeting which
WA! be held late this year.
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MAJOR SIDNEY J. TUCKER
GIVEN CROIX DE GUERRE
Young VirEininn Is Awarded Decorn-
tiun for Conspicuous
GulluntrS.

Special TO the Times DlSDatCn.
WASHINGTON, June l5.-Word has
just been received here OF the prcscn-
tat!on by Major-General Frederick ;.
strong OF the Croix de Ciuerre 10 Major
sidney Johnston Tucker. grandson OF
bert Sidney Johnson. and son OF Henry
81. George Tucker, of Lexington. Va.
This decoration was awarded to the
young V!rginian for conspicuous gal
lantry IN the battles OF Cantlgny and
the Argonne Forest, In both OF which
Major Tucker was wounded. The
French government was so impressed
with the bravery and resourccfulness
OF the American officer that II dis
patched the badge OF honor 10 General
Strong, commanding al Camp kcarny.
Cal. with the request that II be pre-
scented 10 tho American officer in the
name OF Marshal Foch
Major Tucker, who entered the war
AT the outbreak. was connected with
the SiXteenth Infantry. First Division.
He was company commander in the
Toul and Sommc sectors. lie served
In the Scissors offensive, participated
in the 81. Mihiei drive. ana finally saw
the finish Of the war as a part Of the
American army In the Argonne. He
ant. after graduating from the Univcr-
say OF Virginia IN 1905. lie was com
niissioncd a captain in 1917 and pro-
noted 10 MS majority March 4. 1915.
Major fuckers father Is a distin-
cuished Nirginian. having served for
many years in Congress, as president
of the American Bar Association and
as president of the jamestown Expo
sition.
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CAPTAIN RAYMOND FIRST
Comes Out Top In Elimination
shoot or ChOosinE Members
OF Pistol Team,

LIE MANS FRANCE LINZ X

Lis MANS, FRANCE, June l5.-Cap-
tain ID. r. Raymond, quartermasters
corp. OF Crawford. Neb, finished first
in the elimination preiiminaries com
pletcd today for the pistol team TO
represent the United States in the
lnterallied Small Arms competition,
which begins June 30. Lieutenant
Colonel snyder. the team captain, will
announce the personnel OF the team
tomorrow.
Second place In the preliminary finals
went to Master Engineer Michael
Kelly Seventh Engineers. of New
York City: With an aggregate score of
~ less than the honor man. Firs,
Lieutenant Griffin, Three Hundred and
Iwenty-second Infantry, Edenton "
e., finished third, seventeen points un-
der Kelly. The remainder Of the first
ten In order to merit follows:
l-icutenant-Colonel T. w Evans
quhriermasters corps, Laredo; Ser
seant Melvin Duncan. Sixteenth Infan-
try. Smythville. Miss: Second Lieuten-
ant L.. T. Parant. Fifth Machine-Gun
battalion; First Lieutenant Quarter
master +. Johnson. Sixty-ffth Infan-
Try; Florence. Ala; Lieutenant Colonel
y. ~ Cary. Sixth Division. Clarion, Pa. +:
Sergeant Edward r. Clark. Fifth Ma,
Tincs. Morocco. Ind; First Lieutenant
y. X Beverly. Three Hundred and Fiji
ty-third Field Artillery, of Texas.
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TY COBB TALKS ON GOLF
Declares u Great Gnmc and Wonderful
Recreation for Those Who
Can An0rd IT,

NEW YORK. June l5.-Ty cobb was
recently asked for a Few words anent
inc Toyai ana ancient game. ana he
made the following tribute.
II nave played golf for several years.
bu, being .etthander you can UNI
dcrstand some OF the obstacles in The
way or becoming good golfer: also
having TO play baseball in the summer
has taken away any form ! might have
developed on the LINKS during tho
dub. hope some day to take me
game up ana see If ] cannot play IL
with some credit TO myself mink
Eoif great game for all classes mat
can anord II and wonderful recrea :
ton; | may say there rs no greater.
Nothing interests inc more than a
round o! golf. and am sure that il
mas heightened the life OF many men.
hope that the game VIII have a won
derful season In 1919"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-16
VAN DERBlLT'S HORSE WINS
DERBY AT LONGCHAMPS
Immense Crowd ThronEs Stnnd. mud
Long Lines Form Before Pnri
Mutucl Booths.
lby Associated rress.l

PARIS, June l5.--William X Van
derhilt's Tchad today won the French
Derby at the Longchamps course
Robert Lizards Hallcbardier was
second and L. *. Nayan's Master Good,
third Mr.. Nandcrbilts Mckinley
coupled with Tchad, was the preferred
choice of the stable TO win the race
Mckinley finished fourth. The Van
betting.
An immense crowd. including great
number of American officers and SOL
diers. thronged the stands and en-
closures. The betting began on the
derby before the first race of the day
was started, and when the flag fell
for the commencement of the big
event. the fourth on the card lines
OF bcttors were still In front of the
mntuel booths endeavoring TO make
The race was run for the first time
nj the LongchampS course. the Chan
MY track. whore 1t is usually con-
tested, being still under reQuisition by
the army.
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RACING TO FORE IN HAWAII
Horses In Action This Week ut Homo.
iulu-Mnui Races on July
for Lnrgc Purses.

Racing not only is booming in the
United States. but IL is also sweep
ing into popularity in the Hawaiian
Islands.
Horse races, with purses aggrega;-
ing $1,000, VIII be held on the island
OF Maui near Honolulu. as a feature
OF the Fourth Of July celebration :hcre
this year. 1t is expected THAI many
of the turfmcn who enter horses for
the races at the territorial fair IN
Honolulu. which is on this week. will
take their stables TO Maui for the
Fourth Of July meet.
Purses to;aling more than $4,000 are
offered for the fair races.
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HARD CAME WON BY GIANTS
CUBS SUFFER Sd DEFEAT
BEFORE CROWD OF 10000
Nnun Has Grent Dny. Making Five
HIS III rive Times Up, and Scoring
Winning Run.
tRv Associated Pros.

IN CHICAGO. June l5.-More than
10000 persons saw New York defeat
II was one OF the hardest-fought games
or the season. Benny Kaum's batting.
ne obtaining five hits in as many times
AT pat. two of which were doubles,
ana his speed on the bases. were the
main factors in New York's victory.
hitting double and coming home on
Himmerman's single.
chicago got OFF TO two-run lead.
arlvlng Perrltt off the mound I'm the
nrst inning. New York went into the
t tGad IN the NTH. when they drove
hendrix to cover. The locals then
fought an uphill battle and tied the
score in the ninth ChicaEo's leading
catcher killifcr. was spiked above tho
knee by Young when he attempted 10
score after fly by Flack in tho
seventh. -Four stitches were necessary
TO close the wound.
Score.
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EXPECT BEZDEK TO RESIGN
Members of Pittsburgh Club Relieve
Manager VIII Return to Uni
Versity OF Oregon.
prTrSpI-PcJI

PITTSBURGH. June l5.--Accordins
TO report which grows stronger every
DAY among the members of the Pitts
hurgh club. Of the National League.
Hugo seZdek soon will resign as man
agcr OF that team
BeZdek has been receiving beseech-
ing tele srams from students. alumni
ana faculty members of the University
OF oregon and from officials Of the
CITY OF Eugene, in which the university
IS situated. begging him to RETURN
10 inc post of athletic director OF
oTeeon Bczdek held that position un-
~ a year ago last fall, and il wa.
through his coaching and spirit that
oregon gained the foremost position
among in" football teams on the Pa
cihc Coast
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-16
SOCCER POPULAR IN ENGLAND
iothi 'nte Receipts for Season
Amounted to Immense Sum
Of S75S5.tO.

LONDON. June l5.-E,vidcnce of the
return TO popularity Of soccer footba il
IN England is forthcoming in the an
nual financial statement issued by the
f'oothail League. The total gate re-
ceipts for the season amounted ia
S753.53O. against $3i7,695.
In the Lancashire section the re-
cc!pts totaled s396.490. less sol 500 paid
section $4,000. less sS3.745 entertain
mcnt tax. The biggest gate during
april was $3.50 for the liverpool
EVerton match, this being the highest
in the Lancashire or Midland setcions
There were two over $1,000. Gate re-
ceip;s during April amounted TO Sl53,-
ooo. which compares with only $4,000
twelve months before.
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Racing Alive I'm PhiIly.

Nineteen starters in the Horse Deal
ers' Sweepstakes at Philadelphia. on
June t. and the winner in the $50
class trotting mile in 2:ll IA. would
seem to indicate that plenty Of East
ern horses are fit and ready for racing.
and that their trainers are ready to
start them, yet the only racing here
abouts is in the matinecs. where most
OF the starters are outclassed cam
paiGners and have seen better days.
The first circuit meetings In the State
are more than a month in the future.
while the opening OF the Grand Circuit
is still four weeks away.
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The San Francisco Driving Club opens
the season by giving matinee races
members OF the club are number OF
enthusiastic amateur rcinsmen who are
preparing their horses or contests for
trophies. and 1t Is reported that there
are more horses in training for the
Driving Club races In San Francisco
than there were last year.
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croxier Has Thirty Trotters.

w 7. Crozier has thirty trotters and
PAGERS in his stable ut Hartford, the
leaders being Judge Ormonde. 2:l l-2 ;
Major Woolworth, 2:05 Ii; Ashlook
2:o5 81; Rinworth. POOLE: Patrick
Duluth. 2:10 Ii; Proud Peter 2:11 !:
Plucky Chat. 2:I3 Ia: Rosa Watts.
2:l2 IL: Helena Guy, 2:14 IA; Jungle
wood, 2:14 "a; Alice Alfridi, 2:l4 ga
and Tareyton. 2:29. Binworth has been
named to start at all of the Eastern
Grand Circuit meetings.
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I''s '''''0' 'N0'II TT rNN-
CHARLOTTE. y c.. Jun, tx pitch
crs Metz, or Nashville. Southern Asso-
cation club. and Wallace, iat. Of the
H,usGsta sally League club. signed with
the Charlotte team today Pitcher Rua'
sell. philadelphia Athletic hurlcr
was released by manager Burke.
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Detroit.
Washington,
Totals. .S2 10 = Totals. ...S7 5lo &
'Battcd for Ayers in seventh.
fRattcd for Whilchouse in ninth
g. INN

Detro!t .,...........2 ! o-s
summary: rwo-bnse hit-Cobb. Three
has" hit--Ncach stolen bnses-Milan, Judge
StHnagc. Sacrifice ny-lOung. Double pla w
GU. Foster 90. Sacrifice h,s.-Eilison.
Ayers to SEanks to Judge: Foster TO
Grover Ia Judge. Left on bases-Detrot. 3;
Washington. .. Bases on ba!ls-oon Ayers.
|. OF Ehmke. 1 OF White house, /. hits
of Ayers, In innings. Hit by pitcher
10y Ayers (Stanngel Struck out---by Ayers
!, by Whitchousc. .. Losing pitcher. Ayers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-16

ASHEVVILIIE. n. c.. June 15-An
open session will feature the first day
of the thirteenth annual convention OF
the Laundry Owners OF North and
South Carolina and Georgia, at one of
the local hotels tomorrow morning
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New York..
CiifcR 20.
Totals. ISIS SO . Totals !.
Hated FOR Duhuc in ninth
Halted for Martin In sixth
:lIatt"! for Douglcs in eighth

:h"u"' Tor Douglcs In eighth.
:, Sc"r. 10y innings: y
New York ...Dl q n a u.
Chicago .......o q q q n n =
SUMMARY: Two hase hi,s-Flack t2) pn.
EEsri;, hnun 90. kiiifer stolen base
bun bun cSacr,hce h!ts-F'ic'chcr. Kildum
,pnnhl" piay-Deal 10 Kiilifer TO Mcrkie
Bases on balls-oG pcrri,,. .: on ii"ndriS
on Martin. !: on bubuc. I. Hi;s-o;f
Icrrtt IN Ia inning on DuSuc : in
and 20 Innings. on ficu;on. ! in In.
ninss or Hcndrix: in innings ana none
guy N hfth; OFF Martin. | In 2 innings. On
DoHyiss ! In inntnrs on AlesendsT, in
tFlack. struck ou,--hy Dubuc, - nv ii"Is
dirk. by Benton. : by AlcSandcr. j Wii
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YANKs LOSE LEADERSHIP
SHOCKER 0UTHURLS QUINN
AND BROWNS TRIUMPH, 10
Meow York Drops to Second Plncc Dc-
cause of Defeat HcsultinE From
JncObson's Triple.
Lnv Nssociutcd rress.l

NEW YORK. June 15.-New York
los, the league leadership today when
st. Louis won a pitchers battle be-
tween Shockcr and Quinn, decided By
Jacobsons triple which scored Dem
mtt. who had been hit with Il pitched
bali. for the only run OF tie contest
eight. but no two ST. Louis hits came
in tho same inning.
Score:
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TIGERS, 8; SENATORS, 5
10y Associated press1

WASHlNGTON. Juno l5.-Opportune
hitting at the expense of Ayers to-
ssihEr with Washington's. errors. en-
ahicd Detroit to win today. to ).
only one of the Detroit runs was earn
ed. Washington making n total of six
errors.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Detroit. 8: Washington. u.
st. Louis. |: New York. q.
GAMES TODAY.
Detroit mt Washington.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
~. Louis at New York.
Cleveland at Boston.
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WESTERN TEAMS STRONG
IN NATIONAL LAST WEEK
Win Twenty-Five OF Twenty-Five
Contests Staged and Gain Ground
In Pcnnant Race.
GIANTS STILL MAINTAIN LEAD
White Sox Held Even by Boston,
Williams and Pcnnock Pitching
Shutouts, While Cicottc Hurls
Eighth Straight Victory.

NEW YORK, June l5.-Ncw York
teams led both tho National and Amer
lean Leagues last week. the Giants
having maintained their lead. while
the Yankees took advantage OF Chi
Cages 800 pace and went Into tho
top position Thursday. The Yankees
Shockcr OF st. Louis. shut them out
The western teams In the National
League showed remarkable strength
on their home grounds. winning TWEEN
ty-one games out OF twenty-five played.
CINCINNATI cut slightly into New York's
lead. Chicago gained considerable
fourth place by winning all Of It's
games Philadelphia and Brooklyn lost
all of their games. the Superbas who
suffered their tenth straight defeat
saturday. voiplanng from third TO
sixth position. Brooklyn won today,
however. and went into nth place.
shnwkey Ousted Cleveland.
. The threc.cornered fight between
New York. Chicago and Cleveland. In
GUST Cleveland from second place Nom
day and go 10 the fore ahead OF Chi
ergo When shawkey registered his
leaders lost Friday and won Satur-
day.
Effective pitching coupled with
defeat Chicago and take three on; Of
four from Detroit. Thormahlen de-
teated St. Louis Saturday. his sixth
straight victory.
Chicago was held even In four game,
by Boston. william, OF Chicago, and
Pennock. Of Boston. pitching shut
outs. C!coue. OF Chicago. scored his
eighth consecutive success in four
teen inning contest against Ph!!adel-
ph!a Saturday. Cleveland won games
from Philadelphia and boston and
shared four games evenly with Wash
inston: 81. Louis advanced TO fourth
place. beating johnson. OF Washington
ana taking three out OF four from
Philadelphia.
Detroit suffers slump
Detroit, which had worked up from
last place 10 fourth place during the
past month, slumpcd and fell back
The Tigers advanced TO Ntth place to-
day by beating Washington
IN the National League, New York
withstood C!nc!nNatfs attack. and
whose pitchers cont!nued their steady
Work OF the previous week. defeated
Boston twice and Philadelprla three
times, put were unIb!- - score on To-
ncy, OF New York, Saturday Today
the Giants beat the Cubs In ren-ln-
ming contest. IN which seven pitchers
We're used. Pittsburgh sco!'cd four Vic
ih!.adc!phia. -. Louis took three out
OF four from Boston and an eleven
inning contest from BROOKLYN. Neht
OF Boston. checked ST. Louis winning
streak at seven games
Inc weeks record in each league ~
nuts. errors, men left on bases and
runs scored 10y opponents, Including
games OF Saturday, June Il. is as tol.
lows:
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GOSSIP OF HORSES

Twinkle. 2:o5 Ia, dam Of Sparkle
Watts t2), 2:ol l-2, etc. has !oaled a
bay colt by General Watts 90. :;O6 "a,
and has been bred back
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OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS

Columbus s; Milwaukee,, (firs,
game). '''' %
Milwaukee, l; Columbus. second
game). '""
Louisville. 4; Kansas City, 2.
81. Paul Indianapolis, called fourth
inning; rain.
Minneapolis-To rain.
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATIONS.

Little Rock. 3; Memphis, O.
Chattanooga. 1; Atlanta, 2.
Mobile. 3: New Orleans, ..
Nashville, IL: Birmingham, ..
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY.
Petersburg mt Newport News
Richmond at Norfolk.
Portsmouth mt Suffolk.
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TEXAS LEAGUE.

Fort Worth. 3; San Antonio, 0.
beaumont shreveport; rain.
Galveston Waco: rain.
Houston Dallas; rain.
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Balela. o:l2, mas been purchased by
c. c. Coolbaugh, who VIII race the
show ring trotter al few matinecs
and then use her on the road
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New York


-r, summary Two n"s, hits-Austin. Baker.
p"ch inrnugh. sacrifice hit-Gedeon. Dou-
BILE p!ays-,tuinn. PcCkinpaugh and Pipp:
I"ckinpausi ana Pirp. Left on bases-New
York. ;. 81. Louis, {. Bascs on balls--ofr
Quinn. >; "n Shuckcr. !. Hit by pitcher
10y Quinn lb"nmitc. Struck Out--by
Quinn. = by ShOCkpr. |
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-16

Chester Fair Association will give
four harness and two running races
on July 4. 5000 purses. Free entrance.
Al Saunders, manager
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DODGERS, 3; CARDINALS, 2

ST. LOUIS. June lJ.-P.nch- HI,,eor
Myers single with The bases filled In
Inc ninth drove across two runs and
brooklyn defeated St Louis today.
8 20 z. breaking its losing streak Of
ten straight; games.
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st. Louis

Totals. ..32 To'aIs az
Hated for Schmandt in ninth.
'EAtted for O. Miller in ninth.
IRAN for Myers IN ninth
Battcd for Cadorc In eighth.
Score by innings. II
RrOoklyn ..........,l q q q -
ST Louis ..............D o o %
Summary: Two-base hii--tir.rlch. Three
h!t-LaVan. Stolen bascs NaScc. Heath
cote; Johnston. z. Wheat Sacr!nce hit
Mcfienry. Lief, on bas"s-Brookiyn 8. s..
Louis 8. Bases on ba.!s--cTT Galore .: OF
Goodwin; !. Hits-on Galore. 6 IN In
n!ngs struck out--hy Galore, J: on Good
win. J. Winning pitcher. Mitchell.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
brooklyn. 8; st. Louis. 2.
New York. y: Chicago, !.
tincinnuti- Boston tcilllcd second half
nth inning. to 1: r,.ln).
GAMES TODAY.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
Boston mt Cincinnati
New York at Chicago.
brooklyn at ST. Louis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-16

Early Dreams. 2:o4 3-4. the sensa-
t'onal trottcr OF 1917. has gone wrong
and vii! not take the trip down the
big line.