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PlMLICO RESULTS

:een,h,i'ar - Phocnias los Nj Rows n !
tRiccl. $3.50 sJ.So second Napoi loo
S,adAie;, rsriEeurdtnc Molly. q: Tie rinn
irish Maid kimraloug Stri Cp. Captain
Hodge, McrocRCy also ran
Second racc-handiCHp. selling. four year
1 Esso ana up 9,Rcqo m'iIg md. III
keag; 90 ,Fatorl. $3.50. $50 second X.
Is. BeaI. llo ttorcyt. $1.30 third Time.
l:io IS Ha!y Monncy Galley Head.
,sTIna.!r1d ,5sS - sm,hneld It2
suck IGo tIickiausi. !is -. $50 sccnnsd
Garter. -! tMahpnyl, $50. third. Tiin"
+;ol Early Light. otto Foto. Toppy %iN
and Ocean Prince also ran.
haf fur!onEs- kailip"l!s. il@ tCUrcy). $40 so
$3.50. $3.50. won Anniversary. lis CRic"l
$3.50. $50. second: Ralc9 Ilh HRu'wctIi
81, third. TIne 80. on watch, Miss
Fifh rac"-ihroc-N car-olds and up. milo
and sixteenth Lazy Lou los tFA,crI. s. 10
.sn ;saos Won MIMI. Nan !" i'eg[ l9s John,
CaRiisi Guy Attorney nu ni'r t;r 4H q
Dad, Little BOY. shy ruo, Thrift. John
Sixth tho monumental handicap
,te rec, Bondage. lo5 lRlchcteeAj. IS. $500
OUT. won corn Tassol. l2e tEnsorb. 8. 90
third. Time. i'7 is. Bouris So Franaiir
Seventh -,hrse-ycar-ol4s and M
mile and a sixteenth Queen OF tho Sea. i65
1 lsnd Ea'oT; 81 g So Miss Brysn, lid
81 ATS. Simon LUis. Cadillac. Amsleaina Tor
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FEDERAL RESERVE WINS
HAVE LITTLE TROUBLE IN
BEATING AMERICAN TEAM
Gimme Featured by Plenty of Hitting
and Good Mound Work of
thompson md Avcrlll.

Hitting the ball TO all corners of The
lot, Federal Reserve Bank defeated the
American National Bank at Byrd Park
yesterday by tho score OF IL to 3. Both
Thompson and Averill were masters of
tho situation at all times, and had Mr..
Sands pets eating out OF their hands
all through tho game.
Tho American National Bank scored
twice In the first inning. After Nc
kce had been given n base on balls.
Brown met tho situation and lined out
home run, II being the longest hit
yet made in the Bankers League.
When Avrrill went to the mound In
the fourth, relieving Thompson who
had been hit on his wing by Il pitched
ball, he was greeted with q single
followed by sacrifice and another
single. putting the final run across for
the American National boys.
All OF the Federal Reserve boys hit
the pill hard. Van Pelt and w. Thoinp-
son connected for three b;4ggers while
Rurnham came across with timely
o-base hit 8urnham pilfercd four
bases. stealing third base three times
owens and Brown were the only Amer
lean National Bank players to con-
meet for extra bases.
Although Baldwin struck out ten
men, he was hit hard hits coming
close behind bases on balls and errors
ed on the paths. while only three Amer.
leans we're left on base.
Today Planters National Bank meets
The First National Bank. playing Off
their game postponed from last week
on account of rain. The score
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FIGHT Gets OFFICIAL 0. K.
MINISTERIAL UNION FILES
PROTEST WITH GOVERNOR
Document Declares That Brittle yyould
hrihS Numbers or Gamblers, Thieves
and Thugs to Toledo.
tBy Associated Pre,,1

TOLEDO. OHIO. May 15.-omcIai
sanction for the heavyweight chan.
pionship battle between Jess Wiliard
and Jack Dempsey. scheduled to he
fought at Bayview Park hore Inv "a "
was given by the Toledo Boxing Con
mission today when n permit Vas iu
sued Ad Q. Thatcher and his hrofbnr
representing tho Toledo Athletic Club.
s sfSps,,; contest to decision, bears tho
TH,hi 'u,S oi Mayor SCHROEDER, g. +.
h mnti' d'rector of Public Safety and
ne, neau or tho boxing commission, and
'he remaining five members. '"'
Thts action removes spcculat,o, a..
W what tho commission will do In re-
S"ru 10 sanc,ioning the request
fornal protest against the fight va.
nled To-Day with Mayor Schrniher H."
the Tol"do Ministerial Union an ~, A.
sanitation OF $50 churches t.on;as RI
tne protest were mailed to C;overnor
NoS At Columbus. and John T.. Na,hina
Shcrln or Lucas County. These oui"i'i.
We're asked to prevent the contest
INC protest said thar tho con,os,
would result in an Invasion OF .ra,ni
!ers. thieves and thugs" 10 ToieJ,,.
r ma IL would teach youths to "sco
sT,on,.,; o, the fighters. Justify the
eSbrc'atloil that we are TO have a,
EE,iaaiatorial contest worthy Of IN"
ROMAN arena OF infamous memory.
Dempsey had not arrived late 10
night nut Ia expected tomorrow =,
select site for his training camp
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The complete record for year omit
ted from Caldwell's record in book =
because part was with Yankees and
other part with Buffalo Feds.
-Four OF tho Baltimore Orioles Of
more than twenty-tive years ago con-
tinue conspicuously I'm the big league
limclight. The quartet is plotting ma
lor league outfits and each and every
one is doing so with more than pass
ms success.
John McGraw. wIbert Robinson.
William C"kidD Gleason, and HuEhie
Jennings constitute the "old guard =
And IT must make each OF them smile
when they. compare their salaries of
this day when they are a quarter of a
century beyond their playing prime,
with that they used TO get when they
We're starring afeld for the scrappics,
baseball aggregation that ever existed
McGraw. as manager Of the GCiiants.
is drawing down $4,000 a year. al
though he was perfectly satisfied when
ranked as the premier third sacker 10
work for $1,000, lIughie Jennings,
who used to get $500 while perform :
ing in miraclee fashion for the Orioles
now gets $1,000 for leading the Tigers
and eating few mounds of grass each
year. Gleason who was paid $1,000
$1,000 for bossineA. he Mihiie Sox. and
Robinson, the crtoleA Catcher at $1,000
year, now hicks Charlie Ehhcts'
hankrol1 for 2.o0o.--Copyriuh 1919.
by King Features Syndicate. Inc
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JAMAICA RESULTS

Ftrit rs,ese-s.liiGs: SIX. far!oHss-Enc!en,
Young Adam. III tT.pllnb. s to g. 10 5
I TO 4. second: Wa Zone. 1io tRayncsI
20 ]. 70 2s q miro. Time, l:i3 . s
mite also ran.
Second race-reiling nye furlonys-Ou,
the Way il6 tT.Ilinb, To O. out won
Green Cold IL tiuhman 6 20 J. 10 g.
out. second; kswcsS- !l@ DHayHcsb. % 10 ,
bub; Han and iiaif also ran
Third race wr-y.ar- nyc fu-lonrs
Eddie Richcnbd cher lO7 irccrcl, I to I
Sto s. to i, won Flying orb 10 Ca;oiani.
, Log tHunmsn2. 20 10 !. 70, 2 70 !. thiTd
Ly 2s5ih 'gF?'F Is s. wsa 5 1ff
second. Lucuiiite, iIS CTapilH). /. to- T.
5 to ], to .. third. Time I;i2 Is Old
koenig Jack Scot. ianiUs. George STAR
Fairy wand Ahadenc. Elm Queen me
10y; syca moor also ran.
Fifh racn--scllirg; one milo and seyeuiy
Eards-Orderly. JOS CARROLL. Q IA . to <
TO 10 won; Paddy Dear. lis CO'Bricni
10 ], 10 3. ! To ), second. B.I.rio IGS
1Moohey ,: 10 = to b. 3 60 3. th!rd
Time - . SyIvsno. Sir william JGhn-
Sixth racc-nve furlonrs-white SOCK.
40 ,botDcD, to J. 10 g. 10 won
Heycay IL. utunmanJ, . TO g. 10 r.
10 :. second: End Man. li5 Scianh "a
10 ., ! TO g, bird Time l:pl 5 RIOS.
hrer. Sugar Mint. say which also ran.
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COLLINS MOST VALUABLE
PLAYER IN GAME TO-DAY
Any Other Ono Man, Declares
Gleason, White SoX Pilot.
Is CHEERFUL AND pEpPER>
Corbctt Tells OF Big Salaries Now
Being Drawn by Big League
Managers Who Played With Balti-
moro Orioles Years Ago.
ny JAMES j. Conur:rvr.

Eddie Collins is the most valuable
mss.i R Wis snsF SfSn e Sa club he
manager Of the whito son, Collins
combines everything that makes up
ability. speed and baseball ins,imce.
Collins has heart Of oak and a
splendid disposition. Nothing ever
ages him. Whether the team is far in
the lead or far behind. Collins is al
MaSi sh do not The mSst 5or,fe
Collins has few superiors as natural
h.astsmani and is one Of the most sc,en-
AS fast on the sacks as any man that
lives today.
arm. lie always knows Just what to do
with the ball ~hcn he gets it, lie is
the diamond. and this. aided by his al
most uncanny baseball instinct. aids in
making him a marvel
for a higher mark than Collins. and
who had |; on him a little III. base run
And have known some as brainy as
'SGcllins and courageous. But know
,of no one man who combines within
zone human frame All OF the baseball
liability of Eddie Collins"
CaIdwcll's Pitching Average Poor.
When the nominations are made for
the luckicst baseball player of all
time." IL might be very we'll to enter
that of Ray Caldwell. who now is de-
s liverinE starboard curves for the Bos-
ton Red SoN.
II ever, man has been paid remark
ably we'll for accomplishing but little
: in lifting his team TOWARD the crest.
Caldwell is the man. lie has been a
major league performer since 1911. and
during that time has been backed up
by some great ball clubs. Just the
same. through an those years. Cald,,
we'll has been able TO compile Il grand
pitching average OF 400. mark mcdi
iocrc at its best.
: Yet Dame Fortune has made 1t pos
.sible for Ray Caldwell to draw down
Through all that time salary that
,pcrhaps has been cclipscd only by what
lis being paid TO Walter Johnson. Gro
..Ver Alexander. Jim Vaughn and few
,of the others.
!. During the Federal League warfare
,Caldwcll jumped to the outlaw circuit
-for salary reported TO have been
$500. He was bought back into or
San!zcd baseball. but made the shift
only upon the condition that the Yam
KEGS. assume his Federal League con
tract which was for three years at that
excessively high figure for such a
Old Orioles Still Shining.
Here is Caldwell's record from the
time he started his career with the
Yankees until the close OF the 19lS
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BASEBALL IN FRANCE
University League Organized of TWO
Circuits with Iniversitlrs
Members.

r\HiS, May l5.-The University
Baseball League of France was organ
'I"t her. today. H. will be made uo Of
IN" circuits. it being planned to have.
every French university attended by
students from tho American cXpcdi-
ii"narv forces represented. The oiii :
Covs Of the loca league are: presi-
don't, John g. Powers. Vice president,
Major J. I. Quinn. University OF Circno-
Me. and secretary, Chaplain Paul NJ
Trout, Of tho University OF Paris
The American tennis team returned
today from Brussels. where r. defeated
IN" belEihn army team, winning eleven
ont OF fifteen matches
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RED SOX WIN IN TWELFTH
DRIVE WILLIAMS FROM
SLAB WITH BASES FULL
Strunk'. Sacrifice md McInnis' Two
BnSEcr Bring Winning Run
Across Plate.

CHICAGO. May t5-Bos,on Red SoN
won a brilliantly fought twelve-in-
ming contest from Chicago. to >. to-
day. The victors' vicious hitting drove
Williams off the Slab with the ha scS
tuil in the fourth inning. and before
Nerr could stop them two runs had
counted. making EoSton's score
Tho locals tied it up with Ruth's
bases ON balls in tho fourth aud nth
nut Boston took the lead again in the
seventh. and Chicago cvcned il up in
inc NINTH, Struni'S sacrifice and Nc
INNS two-bagrcr scored Barry. who
had singled. for the winning run in
inc twelfth. Bush. who started i'm fo;-
Eoston. was pu' ont - the vaiuo by'
umpire MoriarIty i'm tho second in
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REDS WIN 1910, IS INNINGS
TEN RUNS ARE MADE
IN FINAL SESSION
brooklyn Defeated by Errors, Hits and
Pass After Long
Tie.
[Bv Associated Preml

BROOKLYN, May 15.-Cincinnati
defeated Brooklyn 10 to In a
thirteen inning battle here today. In
the thirteenth inning Cincinnati. aided
pS TWO errors. eight hits and pass
scored ten runs. Neale played O won
uertul game In right field. having ten
~, ou.s ana saving the game In the
tcn,h inning by a remarkable catch of
Maione's long drive. Wheat also made
plate.
Eller pitched good ball, allowing the
Superbas only 1--WE hits. IIo has pitch
cd twenty-five successive innings with
out being scored upon.
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OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Louisville. Q: Toledo. 3.
Kansas City. 3 Milwaukee. 3
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
atlanta. 4; Birmingham ,.
Chattanooga, y: Nashville, :"
Now Orleans. s Memphis. g.
Little Rock, =; Mobile. l.
INTERNATIONAL. LEAGUE.
Buffalo :: Newark J.
l:tnEhamtOn baltimore rain.
Toronto. 4; Jersey City. 0
Rochestcr -ReadinE, rain.
TEXAS LEAGUE
Galveston. :. waco. , ,firs, gamer.
Waco. ?; Galveston. o Second camel.
For; Worth. l. san Antonio. g.
beaumont. ). Dallas. 0.
shreveport. i Houston. =.
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SPORTS
COLTS WIN FIRST CONTEST
PLAY BETTER BASEBALL
AND TR0UNCE TARS, AZ
Dobsonites Score In Third and Fourth
Innings and Maintain Lend by
Good Fielding.

No longer are the Richmond Colts
the hoodlums of the Virginia Leasue
forever banished the zero-,herc since
the season opcncd--from their victory
column. The deed was done at Boule-
ward Field Yesterday aftarnoon. 1t
took three pitchers TO do IL. The Nor
folk lars were the victims. The score
was 4 10 ,.
Poole is the gentleman who is
With three on bases in the third inning
of the little scrap. he knocked
clean hit to shor, right and IL, Holmes
tallics. With the tide turned in their
favor. the Dobsouites had no trouble
der Of the contest. although the Tars
threatened dangerously on several
occasions
TWO More HUNS In Fourth.
In the fourth frame the Colts put
opposing hurler. walked three in sue
ccssion--EnElish. Holmes and Napier.
a hit by, Sass brought in the first
two and Napier later died on base.
Three pitchers were. necessary TO
win the game. Napier lasted four and
one-third frames. was pulled out 10
give Mclaughlin an opportunity TO
ped In and took charge when the Tars
were finding Mclaughlin easy picliinEs.
OF real contest. There was frequent
hitting. plenty OF good and bad field
ing, unusually bad base running, and
especially good pepper displayed by all
players.
CuiIoton knocks Long Homer.
Culloton. not content with hurting
a good game. although wobbly at
times, landed on ripe one in the
oy about twenty feet. Crossley and
HI. both members of Dobsons outfit,
made throe-bagScrs.
Three new faces were seen in the
colts line uphill. Abbot and Eng
lish. Around the appearance of Eng
fish there hangs a tale. He was called
on TO handle some fast ones during ;he
contest an! he muffed them all. with
rors the. crowd began tie usual pro-
cess of roasting. calling loudly at times
TO Take him out!'
This Dobson seemingly had no idea of
doing English is just youngster.
and he has the markings of n ball
player, it appears. Nervousness I'M
douhtcdly accounted for his mishan-
ding of tho ball, and as soon as this
fact filtered through the heads of the
rooters they We're kinder with tho
clean little fellow. Whether English
stays with the club or not he has set
an example OF sood craftsmanship,
and the fans who saw him yesterday
will remember him favorably.
Hill Has Rcnl Hard Luck.
Hill. another newcomer was the
hard, luck" man: after knocking
around the bags like comet, he was
caught off the sack when Abbott nicd
to schwartz in the sixth aud the Turs'
manager made q, swift. clean peg TO
~ good impression He is a natural
player, and appears to he good hit
ter and fast base runner. Abbott
played his position at third well.
Dobson's> club is much stronger now
and should render a good account of
itself in coming games. The score:
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Richmond,


Norfolk ....... q o / q q &
!, summary Three base hits-Cross.ey. lItll,
nHine Iuns-CuNoton. Stolen bases--Bass
Gil!!and. Crossley. Holmes Sacrifice hits
n ~: b9uei" rinyIs-schwar,% TO Lea: Tiers.
or halls-oh Napier. 5; on Mcioughlin. /:
on tulioion, : on Cox. lIi;s-oH Napier
. OF Mcl.ouEh!in, J. on Culloton, =; off
tox struck out-hy Napier, 4: by Nc.
l:ouEh!in, ]: by Cox 5: by Culioton 5
Time OF game. hours Cmpire R!iev
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N. NEWS, q; PETERSBURG, O
Especial TO The Times-Dispatcb ,

tSnecial 10 The Times Dispatch
pEIERSBCHG, VA. May lo.-New-
hurG this evening, winning the game
with hands down, ( TO o
HARRIS, for the visitors, had The home
team ~ his mercy, shutting them out
ana allowing chem but five singles
Ills support was perfect I.arrisay
was MI nard = three Dagger. TWO two
haSgers and eight singles being made
by Newrort News, while his support
was ragged
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ST. LOUIS. 2: ATHLETICS. O

ST Louis. May l5-Shockcr out
pitched Johnson and philadelphia OK
perienCed another shutout nj tha hands
of st. Louis today. - 20 u The Ain
lctlcs have not crossed tho platc in
twenty seven innings of play. Three
OF the LOCALS four doubles were n fac
tor in tho scoring Of their runs. score.
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PORTSMOUTH. 7; SUFFOLK, s

Special 10 The Times Dispatchl
PoltTSMOtTH. VA. May i5.-Tims-
IS hitting by the Truckers aided hy
the inopportunc bohbcls of the Old
ring Rubcs. gave them The opening
game OF tie series, Z TO 5. The game
Whh hlarhod ny poor pitching and
numerous errors. The score:
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Chicago
New York.


io'a!s 50 Total. 90 =
lated for Hendrix IN eighth.
,h!caGo ;............. q %
New FORK .........o o 8 / o rs
summary: Two.base h,ts-F!etcher. Nc
carN %, BURNS Home run--Mann.
S ;nsn n 6S;ss-,Yonns g. Kaur zirnmer.
49, bpSie. MAJ nm Sacrifice h,es-Doyl.
Pea Pea Double plays-Doyie. Fletcher and
,p maSei tLctchSr. DOYLE and chase Deal
tE:Hrt on hnses-Sew York. s. Chicago. :
Rase, on baiis--ofr CAUSE. i: or iSo;ug
"a, on Hendrix. ! IIiis-on Douglas
i1nincs on Carter In / timing in, b..
hltcher-hy Hendrix. Doylej Struck
Continued on Ninth PareN
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SIInOll,
Portsmouth,
Score by inning :

SUFFOLK - onno,n IL.
SummarSv": Stolen b,st::...Ktl 1905 non6 ox.7
'rstln." NUS Goosetrc" 81. Two base hits
hHrh"',; tnaTns Stan!eton Berger. Gill
,'ui p"nbir uiaNS-tioOS"trco 10 J;oIs.,h
Innings r,tched-by Newman 1 IL. by
yf.n' Is: by Gullman. "a: nv IIirsrb
ncrg"r %: by Pearson. : Al hat sp,,n.,
,Ea~ihnn -; against Grant. q: against Gun.
sergc.r' j. i!ts on Newman. 5; OF Grant
r. p, OF 'utt'iisn. J; on Hirschbcrrcr :: on
ii.caf.nn, {. struck nui-by Newman A. nv
SraIi none; by GnIman. /: by Pearson. 2:
Nv iilrNcHbsrgcr .; hy Pearson D.sca
On ha!lsL"m iiirschberEcr tRcrger Nj
ahn, on Newman. tChampcnc Bealo
rI"h' h"Hherl on Pearson. > uf;onsatrec
GCha'nncmc, Lief, on bascs-S,ifroik s:
~ 's, wGn. D. Passed ball-Carrou. I'm.
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Little Rock Get, E,.,s.

MOBILE. ALA. May 15-Hionte Cox.
been signed by tho Little Rock South .
ern Association club. Cox, who is an
outhelder viii to.n the club at New
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CUBS, 6; GIANTS, 2
fBy Associated Prs.x.

NEW YORK. May 15.-Nev York
made IL three straight from Chicago
Causey held the Cub batsmen in check
while New York scored fve runs on
Douglas in the third inning on three
doubles and three Chicago errors
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INDIANS. 6; SENATORS, 3

CLENEl4A.Np, May l5.-C'levelan,l
defeated Washington again today. the
score score he!nE TO : Harper Was hat
Wamhsganss made four hits In four
times up. Enzmann had Washington
at MIS- mercy until the eighth. After
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Totals Is rs o Tctals
.Ratief fnr knrr IN ninth

Toio'F = q II Tctals ). 81 :, y Z
'Battei for Kerr in ninth
SC"r" hv innings: II
Rosiou ..-... $3.50. .......2 q . {" DOL nNonI -
Chicago ... ....... o. : n OnI q n "A :
Summary: Two base hi,s-Hoorer Strunl
Weaver ~. Nc nn's. Three base hit
Gaint.r. S'olcu hascs-E- Collins Kerr.
Sacflhcn hts,,SarrN, Hoorer Sjrunt Mr-
Wcrvrr To Z. collins: R"rr, 30 Scot, 10 NJ
INNS: Ruth 10 Scott to NcIunis LOT. oy
nase.-chcneo. i: Boston. .. First base
IN errors Fo:ton Bases on hails-off
none in !; OF Ruth. 10 in IL: OF Williams
IN 2 Hit by nltchnr-hy Kerr l. Struri,
out-hv Kerr. :, Winning rttchcr-Ru,h
Losing Observation-Disclosures ''
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Petersburg
Newport Sevs.


Newport News ...,.......1 Il n . I n n n a.,
Petersburg ......, q u n a n a n n n
Sn;nm.rN: Two base hits-Allen. Whit
sf%fi Three base hiis--Whitcran Base on
r., mr. Ina rris"y iiarris' Left on bases
niign"d ball,kicin tkeatinrp Struck ont
i:nfiieaN. >. Harris 4 Time OF Earnc-i 4,
liMnlres-k INIT and CoNiucinn - ~.
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Federal Reeerre


Score hv Innings: y
American National ..........2 90 n 20
feccral Nes"rNc :....-..... n ot4c1-ia
summary: Two-hass hi;s-Owenx nurn-
ham. Three base h,t--w. Thompson Van
,-".t; foTn~ run trowli. stolen baseE-Mr-
NscIr ~. j Rroaddus. Owens. Rurnha;n az.
w. THOMPSON. Bruton. \ Brordtus +
. thompson. Decker Sacrifice hits-Owers
ySncriice ny-Fr.nck; Double plavsIE
by pitched hall-w ThoInp son I.eft or
hass.-Amcrtcan National. 8. Federal Re.
serve. ~ First base errors-Americau
National, 2 Federal Reserve. E Ba,"s on
nat.Coh Baldwin. M Thompson. ! IN
rtnEs; ~ Ayerhl; 3 in inn!nr,:. Struck on,
b: BALDWIN. 10: bv Thomson .: nv
Avcril. e.. Time .! Sane-i:io rmpirn-
Blanto1. Scorer-Barnar
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Cincinnati
o o olo-lo
Brooklyn
o o q O.
summary: Two-ba hit.-Neale l.. Sa,
gee. Malone Three base hits Roush
WinEo Stolen ba.es-Rath, Groh. Kopf.
WWson '2l; Myers Sacrifice hits-Neale s
NaEoe, GTiffth. Sacrifice nv-Dauber,
ley on ses-hncinnati. II; Brooklyn. S
tlFst base on errors-Cincinnati,l /: R-ook-
,yn. ! Bases on ba!ls-on EIler i: or
ManauS. 10. Hit by pitcher-by Ell-r !
g" MaEeel. Struck out-by ElIrr 4 nv
Mamaux. ; Passed baIl-Krucce. ~
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New York. q; Chicago. ..
pittsburgh. 3: philadelphia. 0.
cincinnati. 10: brooklyn. thirteen
BostonSt Louis (coldl.
GAMES TODAY
ST. Louis nj Boston.
Pittsburgh AT Philntelphin
Cincinnati AT IsrO0l<lyn.
Chicago at New York.
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Score ~ innNCs. -
Philadelphia ........ u q n q a q q "a
ST.. Louis ...... o y q n : n :,
SUMMARY: Two-base h&s-Sloer Iacar-
son: Mayer 60. Sacrifice hits-GrGcou.
Sioan Double plays--Austir. t;c,lcou ANIL
SlsIey; shannon DnEau ana Rurns Iaii
FRS, base on ''. oTr"-l'nTbl, 1do,Sh, ions
on halls-oN johnson + or SSnrt
Struck out--hy Johnson. 5 hy Shocks~
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Totals 80 1913 Totals 80 o J
Stated for Mamau1 In the thirteenth
Score by innings: n