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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-15
CARL mays IS RE|NsTATED.
AMERICAN LEAGUE OWNERS
TAKE ACTION AT MEETING
Ban johnson Prohibited from Doing
same fhinE Again md Asked to
Give Financial Reckoning.

| NEW YORK. August 14.-Carl MAYS
the right handed pitcher of the New
York Yankees. who was SUSPENDED IN
uehnitely by Ban Johnson, president
| or the American League. AFTER his
transfer from the Boston Red Sox was
reinstated this afternoon at I, meet :
ing at the Hotel Biltmore by the board
of directors OF the league
Only three of the directors. consti
! tuting majority of the board. were
present, they being Col. Jacob Run
pert. part owner of the Yankees:
Charles Comiskey. owner Of the Chi
caGo White SoX. and Harry Frazee.
of the Boston Red Sox James Dunn
Of the Cleveland Indians. did not APP
pear.
Not only was Mays reinstated. but
Ban Johnson and any future president
OF the American League is prohibited
by the decision of the board from
taking any. similar action with regard
to any other player without hearing
OF that player.
Ban Johnson is directed by the board
OF directors to give a fun and detailed
announcement of the money constitute
ing the sinking fund Of the league
and where the cash is At present.
Ban Johnson refused to attend to-
days meeting OF the board Of direc-
tors. denying the boards right TO re-
view his action, and declaring that any
and Frazec is void. because these gem
tlemen are biased because Of their in
tcrest in the matter.
An Injunction was granted in De-
troit today by Judge Arthur Webster.
OF Wayne County. enjoining President
Tigers. Manager Jennings, the umpircs
and Fresiden, Ban Johnsons of the
American League, from Interfering
with the playing OF Carl w. Mays.
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WESTEGAARD BEATS TURNER
Ercnn Up for Former Defeat by TAX
Ing Fast Match Mt Hroadwny
Athletic Arenn.

The score is even now. After hav-
ing been defeated by Joe Turner in 4
wrestling match at the Broadway Ath-
letic Arena short time ago. Weste-
gard made his comeback last night.
and won two out of three falls from
Turner and annexed the large purse
that was UP for the conqu>ror
The match was fully IS exciting and
interesting as the former bout which
was the best middleweight contcs:
staged here for a long time. Wcstc-
gard TOOK the fight TO Turner's camp
last night, and won the first fall after
twenty four minutes of fast work with
the crotch hold.
Turner, using all the cunning and
tkiil or which he Is capable. took the
second fall in eighteen minutes with a
BODY scissors and arm lock In the
mira f"ll "esteSaard's arm lock came
INTO deadly play again, and ne won
WIN 1t in twenty-onc minutes Tie
result met with the entire aptrovai
or the capacity audience Wesiernar
mas won unusual popularity since his
ago. HiohtH
The preliminary went twenty min
colone. ah'>
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FIGHT FANS INTERESTED
IN OUTCOME OF BIG BOUT.
VIII Await With Keen Interest Re.
turns From Carpcnticr-Bcckcctt
Match in London.
WINNER TO MEET DEMPSEY
Corbctt Thinks English Champion
Will Give Frcnchman Time Of His
Life Because of Youth, Good Con.
dition and Rushing Tactics.
by JAMES j. CORBIsT'r.

NEW YORK. August li.-F!stic de-
await returns from the coming Beckett
Carpenter scrap in London next month
with unusual interest.
Perhaps no ring battle since tho
Richie Welsh scrap. just before the
outbreak Of the world war in July,
1914. has commanded such widespread
between little Pal Moore. Of Memphis
and Jimmy Wilde. the nyweight cham
pion. was worthy Of the spotlight AMI
held plenty of interest for American
boxing fans. but the coming heavy
weight, encounter Is going 70 create
trcst in the division.
Carpenter. still indicated AS heavy
weight champion Of Europc. and Bee
ket,. champion of England. are going
to fight not only for the European title.
out for the right to meet Jack DENT
TO cross the pond TO meet them. but
the fact that they are both eager TO get
the site OF the battle between Demp-
ssy ana the winner battle which
Dempsey should Set Terms.
| have already expressed the opinion
and the place. That is his right. But
perhaps the outcome OF the Lonoon
bout in September Will alter the aspect
extent OF causing Dempsey to make L
concession and agree 10 cross the ponl
TO defend hisaChampionship
Reports from across the water ind.-
cate that Carpenter is to be ii favor
!,e over the Br!tisher when they enter
the ring. " ne is /; Will merely DO
matter OF precedent backed by tie
fact that the Fr.nchman has always
shown decided superiority over the best
hcavywciGhts England has been able
20 produce =
From this distance. however. It ap-
pears that the wise boxing fan vii!
take. plenty Of time 20 ponder over ali
the information he can get from over
there before he decides to follow tho
lead OF Partisan sports. not to men
iion many we'll posted Loudoners. and
place his coin on The French champion.
Recent Match No Test
Carpenter. IL must be remembered.
has been out OF the game for practi-
ca!!y I'VE years. His recent bout with
DICK Smith. whom he Knocked out in
eight rounds. was really no test for
him. Smith a one time was :, pretty
tough man. but he was never in tho
same class with Carpenter. -emem-
her reading, prior 10 this bout shat
Carpenter had injured one OF his
hands. and that the bout with smith
vas not looked upon as particularly
easy one because Of this. Blu; Il
Georges was suffering from any hurts
70 his fists he showed little or no evil
CONTINUED on Ninth Pagc.)
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SARATOGA ENTRIES TODAY

,w First raGe-,he Conrinth handicap for
Mana Ma mana l92; ShGo, on. lot Pilgrim io7
iirhnantom Fair. III: Blazes. 126: Sinpleton
fo Second ;eeplechase; selling; for
TOUR year oldS and up. about two miles
Nortnwood. li3; Rhoinb. l1i: Tuppv Nix
1T; crest Hill. l45: King Fortune. 1879
Ihird racc--ci aimng. for mares threc
years old and NJ: seven furionEs--Jap. i0l =;
hhhdymo, loj. Queen of the Sea l05 In :.
aIoS Ch M 49, Dorcas. 10: Elected IL. %
fonr,h rs,c ,,, Hudson handicap: for
anrtc-ycar Odds and w; one mile and three
S SIX II! los: Cres,cs. iO.; Kash-
G rt,r ,o "%%odtrap %; Bcavcrklli 100;
Ffth rncc--clamintl for three. ycar-olds
anu w: one mile and furlong-Stitch in
inc %; Boxer. loo; Queen Of the Sen
ipa Gicipner III: Don Dodge. ll3; Captain
los. -S ne"c'
~, SIKH sna racc CO.. maidens two years old:
c ci%a m1hS bea s III Eepea!sr. liS inds
NE ~ n, VIVIAN n ii2 Iton Master. rs: Gloria
pant Pamt; iii Manana. ll5;, Victor S. lis:
iIr.c'ous Pearl. ~: Air Raid. li5 Hurry
s.. liz. ' ' ''iie
Weather cloudy; track muddy
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SARATOGA RESULTS

Fa,oT! j; l. TO j. to :. Uon I,l iot
hay. ios tRodriguez). S to l. Ito l. : Ia =
Se,ohI' Boh ltensl"y. lis UConneilv) S TO i
TO l.. TO .. third Timc-l:i4 AZ liyer'
frst i'ultet, Swcepct. Ia sa nlcna SturIcc
MISS kIuttr. Resist Madam Byns He Wili
ms Second =, aaGeIons mils-Pictor. IFS tkum-
mans Folly lis U.oftusJ. S 10 3 10 J.
10 ). second. Naulcanito lis tHow.pS
-. For Fair. Wee Louise Er.nE "
fiuZ,y Sousnar inc also ram. '
MIRA rac"-CatSkin selling: seven {ur
i,0ohES-WSo niinG. los lEusor). > To l. to
~ 10 D.: w"n' Grundy. lO7 tRoylc) IL TO
d ,,rrSh Even. :: To- >. second. Woodtrap. III
ic-n, - ,;,, Herald: Startling. Damrosch.
Eonrth racc-,;aiway handicap; one mile
rose DOT loo tCailahan). . TO TO- To-
J. our. won: Ormonda. los tHaync Is to
. TO .. out second: .rcrcntia Ito tNr.
Htcc). TO .. to :. out. third 'rini"-
l:i2 10. 'Herodias also ran. .C.oe anIrv
fu,h racc-Sagamo handicap; selling:
ohe iniic and a furlonE--iiauber lis iMc,
Ils tSchuttinEerl. Is TO ). even. to , see:
ond: Easiius lo5 tRobnsonj. { to /, 10
M:Ioncmoy. Warsay. RAID. Tc,ey. re co erSns;
sixth race--fve furlongs-Rlue wrack.
-" ,!Ho!an) to J., ; to ]. to 5 won:
IRA wilson ITO tRobiuson). S TO l. 5 In l.
TO o. second: Phantom Fair. lis tAius,
Faisan pore. Arrow FONT. sammy also
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GIANTS WIN BOTH GAMES
WHITTLE DOWN LEAD OF
REDS BY DOUBLE DEFEAT
First Gnmc Goes Fourteen Innings
before Mrtrnw CHM Puts Over
Deciding Tally.
lRr Associntcd prcssN

NEW YORK. August 1.-THE New
York Nationals made 4 strong come
back here today. winning both games
OF u double header.
between Toney and Ring, won by the
, Giants in the fourteenth inning by a
score OF TO |. The second game, was
of the wal<over kind for New York.
the Giants winning by score OF TO 3.
AS = result OF the double New York
victory, Cincinnati's lead was cut TO
when The series began.
:, Cold threatening weather and New
down the crowd TO 1900.
The game was contested by Ring.
me Cincnnati youngstcr. and Toney.
formerly of the Red staff In the first
nine innings Ring permitted only four
nus wniir the only run scored on
York opened both the twelfth and
thirteenth with hits before winning
in the fourteenth.
Burns RnpS Out Single.
Burns opened this inning with a
single and on a hit and run went out
on SHIRT fly TO center. and Doyle.
h ha5sd1 for frseh; Was purpsosSSiy
the We, inteld slowing up the bali, and and
bn rn scored the winning run.
getting a run in the nth inning. kaum
singled with one out and advanced 10
third on Himmcrmans double. kaum
Neal. and would have been retired at
the pieto had not WinIo dropped the
ball. Umpire O'Day, Who had called
kauf out, then reversed his decision
CINCINNATI then tied the score in the
sixth inning. when Daubert got to
second on an intield out 10 Frisch and
scored on koush's triple over Young $
head.
Ine hitting of Roush. who got 4
triple and three singles. and the field
lhs OF Frisch., the former Fordham
Giants Get Early Lead.
New York got on TO an carly lead
IN the second game. pounding Eressler
Ior TWO runs in the first inning
IIuquei the Cuban proved just as easy
,ne Giants got 10 him for six more
runs IN the next two innings.
Benton started off as the New York
nLtcH:r; put was put of the field in
ne third inning by Umpire Quigley
alter attacking Luque
The Giants accused LuGuc of pitch-
ing dead ball. and there had been
some not words Benton sacrificed TO
i;uque on squeeze play. In making
ne put3ut, l;u9ne jabbed Benton with
me pail and Benton took scvcra!
Punches at the Cuban. Most OF the
other players got involved, and Burns
ana Jimmy Smith. Il Cincinnati utility
man. led around the field
.tiitr ORDER was restored Benton was
PUT eut or the game for starting the
MranGle. Douglas. who pitched the
place and held The Reds to nine his
IN six innings $3.50
Captain Fletcher. of the Giants w,s
put out of the game in the seventb
WING aiter an argument with Umpire
naE. Young made two doubles and
iouf singles in the two games.
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OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
IaanSAS CitN. |. Inlndn q

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City. l. Toledo. 0.
st. Paul, I; Indianapolis, g.
louisville, {; Milwaukee, 4.
Same).
Minneapolis. 3; Columbus. / Second
Eame).
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Baltimore. II; Binghamton. e.
Jersey CITY toronto; wet grounds.
Newark Buffalo; wet grounds
Rochester, / Reading. l.
Baltimore, 6; BinShamton, (sccond
Eame).
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Little Rock New Orleans; rain
Memphis, I; Atlanta, j.
INA ttanooga, 3; birmingham, o
nashville, ,; Mobile. !.
SOUTH ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
tireenNi!le, 2; SpartanburE,
charleston, >; Columbia /
Charlotte, 6; Augusta, ..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-15
COOLERS AND SUFFOLK
,DIV!DE DOUBLE-HEADER
LarinsaS knockcd our Of Bov in EIr.,
came While 1uiImnn Hnris
:. In Fine Form.

PET15RSRURG. VA. Aug l;"T....,.
burg and Suffolk divided a doubI.
header this evening, SunoIk t.kir,. ,Sc
mlst game and Petersburg The second
Sunolk-l l-arissay Was knocked GU, or
the boz in tn" fourth inning. Sunolk
nltting him hard In this inning, making
Two Two dopblcs and four singles, earning
he was relieved in rhc sixth nv
clark, who was WIG giving three bases
ana hitting one batsran. GuIlinan
pNched IN hne form. barring the third
Inning. when two singles. a wild nI,ch
s tConi!nucd on Ninth Page)
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Detroit.
New York
Totals -. 50 sic } Totals -. So 4l6
'Battcd for Roland in ninth.
7 hated for Jones in tenth.

New York . ooooo % 2,
, Two base hiis,-HSiimann. Pratt. Ward
yick. rlpp. Bodic Sacrifice hits-Youns
Jones. Cobb Double plays-Fcws,er to
Pratt to ,ripp: baker to Pipp 10 Fra,t.
Triple niay-.Bush 10 Heiimann. Left on
baScs-New York. s: Detroit. II. Bases
balls-Mays. .. Boland ;: Ayers. .:
MogridEs. l. HitsI-on Boiand. s in .:
Mays. 10 in 9: MoCridEc. in 2-3. Struck
ou;-Mays. q Roiand. /: Ayers. }: Mor-
ridge. l. Winning pitcher-NoEridEe. Los
ing pitchcr-Aycrs.
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YANKEES WIN LONG CAME
MAYS ORDERED OUT OF PARK
AFTER HURLlMG NINE FRAMES
Opening Contest I'm New York-Detroit
Series Goes Fifteen Innings
"a Count

DETROIT. MICH, August 14.-By
collecting two extra hits following Il
pass New York broke tic in the M
tcenth inning and won the first game
OF the series with the Tigers today
) to l.
Mays hurled tight ball for nine in
ninES and then WAS ordered out of the
park by Umpire owens for throwing
Il bat far down the fight field foul
line after being called out on strikes.
Score:
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RED SOX, IS; WHITE SOX, 6
1Rv A.sncia,ndprnsx


CHICAGO, August l4.-Boston de-
ffcated Chicago. ID to in one-sided
batting bee today. Ciccotte and Kerr
were unable 10 stop the visitors hit
tins Russell, had little trouble hold
ing the locals. The feature OF the
game was the hitting of Ruths seven
tecnth home run.
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philntlc1Dl,ia.
Totals ..32 l Totals :. 30 $40 /
.i3atted for Naylor in ninth.

rhiladclphia ......o o.
St louis o ox-t
Stolen ba; ;;.7;5Sis!eE. Sacrifice hl,s-N.yior
Gailia. Double piay-Severeid TO Gedcon
Left on bascs-Phi!adclphia S: ST Louis
Struck out-Naylor. /. Ga!lia. 5.
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CARDINALS, as; PHILLIES. 2.3
n,,,, ny Associa,ed Press !
PH LA IlEIpHIt

TT !I.N IlEI.FiilA. August lis,
h t."uis TOOK both games Of a double
and ION On Philadelphia today. to
Manager Cravath PLAYED in bo,t,
S tcsi H. rlnch hitting in tho first con
nero fence for 4 home run. and -,
NE ne second Eame he drove in two o.
scores
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Chicago,
Totals =. i5 - 20 Totals SIS go .
tv3attcd for Sullivan in ninth

store By innings: r
= U
Chicago .........O o o / q n s-s
r. rye bssc hits",Shannon. Jackson. g
MtShannon. Roth. Home run-Ruth, Stolen
oaSesTRoth Weaver Sacrifice ny-Jack-
20 Lynn; Russell TO shannon 10 MrNaiiy
70 Mcinnis: Lynn to RisbcrE. Left on
hh .iTscico,n :: Chicago. 9. Bases on
ClcotU s in l-3 innings: off Kerr IL in
t3 2i3 Struck Hn.,1by Kerr. .: Russell. .
SuiiiNan; :. Wild pitch-kerr Passed
lal!-SchanG. Losing pi,chcr-Cicotte
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BROWNS, 6; ATHLETICS, |
iRN A Associated PrnxA

tBy Associated PressD
ST. LOUIS, August l4.-Saylor was
ineffective in tight places and ST.
Louis punched its hits in four innings,
winning the opening game OF the Sc
rics with Philadelphia today. toll.
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INDIANS, q; SENATORS, 3
(Bv Associated Pres.

(By Associated Prcss.)
CLEVELAND. August l4.-Cleve
land took the first game of the series
from Washington today by score OF
10 3. The locals won in the ninth
CONTINUED on Ninth Pasel
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
.foSton- rittsburgh. both games rain.
fonrtM.n iI ni,i =; Cincinnati. (frst game
,-., New York. 0: Cincinnati. ) (sccond
Chicago, 20; Brooklyn. Of.
iueiphnh. 2-3; st. Louis. 4-6.
GAMES TODAY.
Cincinnati ut New York
Chicago ut HroOklyn
Pittsburgh at Boston
st. Louis at rhiln,lcIphin
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PORTSMOUTH PITCHERS ARE
EASY FOR NORFOLK TARS
mining Driven from Mound in Fifth
ana truckers Unable TO Pre-
vent . to Defcnt

NORFOLK VA, A,,s,i,s, 81 ~,
mouth spitchers proved easy for Nor-
iolk toGay ana tho locals won o,siiy
TO O. Ehmling vas driven from ne
poS N me MIN inning after three runs
Score:
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&, FIRST GAME.


Score 10y innings: -" '''"'h'
- Louis n n i, II
fhfLdrlphia o-4
ti"monS Ludorus Ham. .,'",,n 90,
Double play -Bancrhf, g. 't'Ndth
IytlHS L'it ON hascs-St Louis i. pb'ii."
n'il,hln. :" Bases on balIs-o;f I,5:,E ma,
pacctEarG' struck out-Dy Dcak' !; IN
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FIRST GAME,
ia tted for Firsch in fourteenth
haN 10: Doyle In fourteenth

SCORE by innings: Ut 'V'''FH'
Tincinnau % % oil 0 o n O "a
~. rork y 90 o o o q i.
rh- wSj ,sase hits-Z m,ncrman WinEo >
n is Double play-Groh to Ram -
,'inuirI l;Eft on baScs--Ncw YHrt 70
n ;;1C! "';aH' II. Bases on balls-Tonrv ,
i''hS' l. Struck out-RinE 3: roncy' l.
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Newport News,
Totals

Richmond n u
s msn sio,sn ha+es--HiM, > fsy. faR"r
fy-Isrow- Doutl, pi.v.y{c''t- riiice
GoorrSSy -. ~ ~ pitched haii--by FScndS-
PoFt Of NG " l'asys. on, baiis-6ff scnd,r
s: By Ifia aTf-i. Stuck out-hv Beii.-
othp!Fes--LA ROGUE and McNani,ira ''V'
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st. Louis. I;hii,J.i


fhiind.lnhia ~; ....i 90 q .
IT, d; g. Smith, Tr"r"sser. Srolci. has's i
imi1Ir"sny CD eMcli"nry. pnho%f"r Sacricc
n, m9 i H. va" ,nmassists4) l.ayan St"@S
hnrnc. Bancroft ana i.udcrus III ~ '',h, s.
haIIl,s LOUIS Is. :: rhilafciphia. Q bass n,I
n""s on MAY. :. on Amos - on St,,i,I
Hiis-cf May. none nitchcd 70 ',bhiIi'.
H|",iS IN uhTst inninel IIt by ,i,ch",
- nay M,iIliams }. struck uut-bv s,n.s
~ nE Smmh. 3 VIA pItchcs-An3cs -
i."sS'd bali-TragcSscr Winning ni,Chc,--,
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SECOND GAME.


Cincinnati n n
New YORK - -
~ p"'' ,hiiS-Ioung. :. Three So hi,
Sacrifice hit-IS.n,nn In,,hi u, ., base.
NJ 'IVhgr' K"uSh TO kaih. Left on has.
HI ,ITi G r,Ld = CINCINNATI. - bases S' on
Iii,s-nn ' if!r, luGue. l; Benton.
Ban,or' iir::'SSs!cTTi in !; I.uHue. : in .:
HsTi,Jannl In 81 III 10y ritchcr-by benton,
,"ut-hy ifcnion /: DouglaS ' ii Struck
Smyi"r r;"S.'d Hai--Rariden. Allen,
pltCh"E-Brcss ''"'"''. Losing
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RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Richmond. =: Newport News L.
Norfolk, 1: Portsmouth, o.
Suffolk. Q; Petersburg. . ttirst camel
acterspurc' 5; SUFFOLK. tsecond
GAMES TODAY.
Newport News ut Richmond
Suffolk at Petersburg.
Portsmouth at Norfolk
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CUBS, 20; DODGERS. OIL

won the FIRST game from Broo,<Ivn -, 20
Continued on Ninth pace1
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Shipbuiidcrs Score In Seventh

The hfth and sixth frames were an
bacn nntu'' ana the game began to dray
because OF The threc-run lead If ibc
t In and the absence OF any Scoring
ny me Sn!pali!dcrs But they came
sneir 9niT run of the game. The tally
cha Red up BY Charlie strain on
6 6ase on tielderS' choice, which Ben
yer, Srown and Fay converted into a
oouh!e. play. He was advanced -
third 5E Tydeman's double. After mis-
ohnins. Newport News had one more
chance~ TO almost make runs II came
IN the. eighth. when Allen drove one
over me left ne!d fence. with two men
on base, but Umpire La Rocuue called
II foul. Allen then drove The neSt
one 10 the i-iicld fence, hut this,
TOO went foul by few feet Hn
sWyuns desperately a; the next one, but
Magais is salaed 10 bur- fo- pioh
mond Shis afternoon. leaving Bender
ano Seanion for Saturdays double.
heaoeE. chief" is not feeling bet
ser SaIurday than he was yesterday.
Ntniers VII nave 10 be sent in.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
ST. Louis. g; philadelphia. L.
hnstOn. Is: Chicago. q.
Cleveland. 1: Washington g.
New York. 8: Detroit. !.
GAMES TODAY.
Boston Mt Chicago
Phila delphin at st. Louis
New York at Detroit
Washington at Cleveland.