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The Washington times., 1919-12-17

THE amount OF eye-work done
today Tar exceeds that OF our
forefAthers. Books and
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CZARISM MUST GO
IN AMERICAN LEAGUE
So Declares Col. Huston in
Discussing Mays Case.

The special meeting of the board of
directors of the American League,
called for tomorrow, is for the purpose
of driving czarism out OF the American
League" That is the language of
Lieut.-Col T. l.. Huston. half owner OF
the Yankees,
Hereafter men are going to get a
square deal in our league" said Huston
on the Polo Grounds yesterday. I'VE
mean to make an end of snap judgment
rule.
''When a man is accused of anything
In this league again we intend that he
shall have fair treatment. When a man
again is accused OF any charge IL Is our
intention that the executive shall make
a full investigation and hear both sides
of the case Especially must he give the
man accused an opportunity to defend
himself. Judging a man guilty without
a trial isn't American and has no place
in the American League.
1--WE no longer intend that the arbi-
trary action or mere personal within of
one man shall govern affairs In the
league"
This is taken TO mean that the major
ity directors intend to clip Johnson's
wings tomorrow and to strip Johnson
of his former arbitrary powers II he
doesn't like it the door will be held open
for him. "Czarism must CO." is the
slogan.
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Brush cyBg Chan
HIGH LIGHTS AND SHADOWS
IN ALL SPHERES OF SPORT
BY DANIEL.

Association
nth struggle
w the Reds will to the Polo
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PrbHshin0 Association
w nth Giants in the struggle
wv Polo
a series with NC
the
which will provide and
combatants their II
will the lead
Giants
this advanced
the New
a
playing the
still hitting
of only points from their early
bit we'll New
itself
coming
the Giants at least a we'll prepared as the Reds
salee, Reuther, Nehf and Douglas May Work To-day
series and he
determined both he
other
Saturday
the Phnies scattered hits for lone tally
he
No
other four Moran
Fisher and
indigestion
reported
Ebbets Field yesterday
Perrtt
and he played forty
Perrt he
with the
cncing therefrom
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AMERICAN GIANTS COMING.

Rube Fosters American Giants will
come here from Chicago to play a
double header next Sunday afternoon
with Guy Empeys Treat EN- Rough
Club. at Dyckman Oval, near the Dyck-
man street subway station. The Ameri-
can Giants are one OF the strongest in
dependent clubs in the country and are
heading this way from Detroit, where
they made quite record. JEFF Tesreau,
former Giant, will pitch the feature
game for the Treat EN- Roughs Jimmy
Clinton will pitch the other game.
Marty Kavanaugh will play first for
the home team
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Totals. % 7l22 Is l

=, IOtaIs... II WIS II
'Batted for Hudgins in the ninth inning
Rochester ......,....O o o 81 o IA
Jersey City ...,.......0 o 0 -
Two base hits-Cueto, De Neville. Three
basa hit-WiEalsSnrfh Stnlnr h,rn. arnn-
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A shaky Opening.

Brooklyn boobies gave the Giants a
splendid scoring opportunity In the first,
but Mitchell turned them back. Burns
got a life when Konetchy dropped
Wards perfect throw. Young grounded
&c Olson. who threw wild to Johnston to
force Burns at second, Pep taking SEQ
ond and George third on the error.
Fletcher bounded to Konetchy, whose
throw TO Miller nailed Burns at the
plate by a hair. Young taking third.
Doyle stole second. Mitchell then famed
the dangerous hitting Doyle and made
Kauff foul to Konetchy.
In Brooklyn's half Of the first the
Dodgers got away to a one run lead.
Johnston beat out a hit to deep short
and was forced by Griffith, Fletcher to
Doyle. After making a leaping catch of
q. Wheats high bounder. Zimmerman
dropped the ball. Zach getting life and
Tommy taking second. On the hit and
run Myers crashed a single to centre
that registered Griffith. Fletcher threw
out Konetchy.
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. ogrIdge,p.
Totals..s s6H f42.
Totals. -. 20 l 6 n IL o

Ran for Baker in the ninth inning.
New York ,... o q O
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RED CAPS VS.. BUsHwICKs.

Two teams that are cutting quite a
figure in the battle for Eastern semi-pro
honors, Earles Red Caps and the
Downey Shipyards nine, will be tho OBJ
ponents of the Bushwicks In a double
header next Sunday at Dexter Park,
near the Cypress Hills elevated. Splers,
who beat the Fiske Red Tops, New Eng
land champions, last Sunday. will face
Wade in the first game. and Holborow
and Williams Will be the rival pitchers
in the second. The Downeys have
played a tie with the Lincoln Giants
and also beat them three months ago.
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NEWARK, Aug. 12.-In double
header here to-day Newark and Toronto
divided the spoils. the Bears capturing
the opener, s to 0, and the Leafs
taking the second game. 4 to l. Shea's
twirling in the opener was splendid, and
the work of Herche for Toronto In the
second was almost as superb.
Shea yielded the Leafs five scattered
hits In the opener, and was invincible In
the pinches. He was accorded splendid
support. Once Jacobs error gave To-
ronto a scoring opportunity. but Shea
held like stone wall and spiked the
threatened rally.
Hersche set Newark down with four
hits in the second game, and pitched
alright ball until the eighth, when the
Bears got him for a run and saved
themselves the ignominy OF a shutout:
The Leafs punched hits on Lyons ana
profited by Newark errors.
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MARTINS MANAGERE
LAUDS HIS BOXER
Bronson Tells How Soldier
Champion Gained His Laurels
Other Gossip.
BY CHARLES b. MATHIsoN.

Jimmy Bronson OF Joplin, NO., who II
the manager of Sergeant Bob Martin,
the heavyweight champion Of the A. u,
+. and the interallied forces, arrived here
yeFterday OLE the transport Northern Pa
cihc After getting his feet on terra
f1rma Mr.. Bronson declared with empha-
sis that Bob Martin and not Jack Demp-
sey was the real heavyweight champion
of the world. When he got warmed up
tc his subject Mr.. Bronson said:
Bob Martin Of Akron. Ohio, IL the
hardest hitter In tho world to-day. This
war has been the greatest boost the
fighting game has ever had, and from
row on you will see n lot of difference
in boxing matches. The boys who fought
for the glory of their regiments or their
divisions had to put up a good fght
every time they crawled into the ring,
Bob Martin won the two champion1
ships over there. after he had fought
and won sixty fights previously He ~
the greatest fighter of the greatest az
gregate of fighting men assembled, the
allied armies"
an my work with tho Y. NJ G. ~.
refereed over 500 fights, and ] know
that along with better fights In the
United States from now on there Will pc
n different sentiment toward nghting.
The returned soldiers have seen the best
fights that could be arranged and they
know what boxing is. -
Martin fought all his battles for the
love Of the game and for his regiment
He'd throw his heart in the ring. He
went to France to fight anyway. not
into a shipyard like Dempsey. and he
fought all his battles for nothing ex-
cept the glory and for the entertain-
ment 1t eaffordei his buddies."
Martin will fight Dick Smith in No.
vember, Nils at Monte Carlo in Decent
Ter and Georges Carpenter in Paris
in January. -
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Totals, Sc 10 10 81 20
.Batted for Musser

Two base hlts-Gedeon, Jacobson. Williams,
Scott Three base hit--Sisler. Stolen base
Sisier sacrifice hts-Gerber, ?. Sacrifice fly
Williams Double play-scott 10 McInnis.
Left on bases-st. Louis, Z; Boston, 10. Bases
NcGraw, J. Hits-On Jones, 6 In "a innings
of Musser. o in 90 innings; on McGrsw,
I in innings. Hit by pitcher-By McGraw
CTubln); by Jones (Sisler). Struck out-By
Shocker, 6. Losing pitcher-Jones.
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GRACE DIRECT WINS
OYER 2.O6 PAGERS
Carries Off Honors in Feature
Of Grand Circuit Meet at
Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 12.--Grace Direct,
the speedy daughter OF Walter Direct,
won a hollow victory In the $4,000 stake
for 2 zoe PAGERS, the feature OF the OPEN
ing day Of the third annual Grand Cir
cult meeting at the Belmont Driving
Clubs track OF Narberth to-day. The race
had only three starters. and was decided
In straight heats. Grace Direct won as
she pleased. neither Frank Dewey nor
Edward p. being able 70 push the Ten
nessee mare at any stage OF the journey
when Driver Sturgeon let 60 Of her
head.
The races were decided on the three
heat plan, every heat race, and the
money was we'll SPLIT up.
money was well split up. The eumma-
rles
a:os rRor; THREE HEATS; PURSE. $1,000
A. B. MATHEWS CUP
HOLLYWOOD Kate. T M, BY Joe Dodge =,
Oscar waits, ). g.. BY General swstts- !.
Don sl'v d op.s yds biz r iaeer:j....
Emma Mcgowan, br. m. CBrusie). ....a 2 8
Peter Chenault or. 2. Murphy>''..
Time, 2:O7h; 2;o7M ao7k.
2:2o TRoT; DIRECTORS STAKE: THREE
HEATS; PURSE. 81 900; PHILADELPHIA
RECORD CUP
The Jolly Landlord. b. g.. by Del ooro- :,
Margaret Prime, 70. M by Peter the
Edna owyho. B: g. HaEyj :.::.;.::;;S (. s
Ecsn %cs A1yOr'hy 70 S, n Ss51mhsl0.
d. o. Q. also started,
Time. 2:ilN; 2:1sh; 2;1f<.
2:s PACE; HOTEL ADELPHI STAKE;
THREE HEATS; PURSE. 5000
Grace Direct, b. m, by Walter Direct
Misty Gentry (sturgeon) ..............i I I
Frank Dewey, b. Q. (Cox) ...............2
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NINTH INNING RALLY
WINS FOR SHELTERS
Jersey City Defeats Rochester
by 2 to 6 Score.

A ninth inning rally in which three
singles, a double and a triple Melted
jersey City three runs with only one out
gave the Skeeters a to victory over
Rochester at West Side Park yesterday.
Conifrey OF Rochester was batted hard
in the early innings, the Shelters getting
lead Of four runs. Rochester tied the
score in the fifth by hitting Tecorr. The
score.
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Two base hits-Burns, Fletcher. Stolen
Double plsys-Barnes, Fletcher and Chase
Fletcher and Doyle Left on bases-Eew
York. 3; Brooklyn, g. Bases on balls-On
Johnston. Myers by Mitchell. tKauff,
Barnesl Earned ruus-On Barnes. none; off
Mitchell, 2. Umpires-Messrs. Klein (plate)
and Moran CbAses). Time of gAme-1 hour
and Il minutes
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BRIEF BITS OF BASEBALL.

Now that the Giants back the
home run range at Harlem their circuit
drive srSp should get r, decided imps sI
estrous Western trip, The Yanks shared
eleven homers on their nome stand sad
ran their list up to thirty-seven. They
now lead MeGrRws crowd by four. They
never had a home run season like that
before In Harlem.
The county is RfSy ,,o vel b.t .,irrSd Up
day. Press Correspondents from far and
near are here for the series With the
Polo fcioF' GROUNDS S" Press coop some Of he
visitors may obtain seats -
Despite tho fact that Chick Fswstsr has
played a great game at short during Peck,s
absence, the Yankees shortstop has been
eter on the YRnks this season. When he
was going at his top speed the Yankees
we're Winning almost sa cin, . nS sSoH a,tS
him. He is the main spring Of the club. ,,
Charley ComislSey. the White Sex chief
has invited McGraw TO stop and see him
while he is in town. Comiskey is anxious
to start Plans for TRIP to SoS sogR Mi, A% be-
successful and az big n boost for the game
as the Giant White sox trip around the
world the winter before the outbreak of
the world war, go
Even the minor league clubs are now
bracing themselves for their pennant nights.
The Baltimore InternationAs have taken
on Mike Doolsn from tho Reading team
to steady their inheld, while Frank
only rival, after Wildnrs was let out ~
the Bingo leader.
Mel wo'fgRng. who ornamented the
bench for the White SoN FOR half dozen
years, has retired from baseball Nlarencs
Rowland. his former manager on the Chi;
CaRo team D. took him TO Milwaukee, bul
Mel couldn't get going In the American
trade him to Peoria, but Wolfgaug de-
clInsd TO 20 any lower and quit the game.
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TIGERS HIT TIMELY;
DEFEAT MACKMEN
Make 1t Three in a Rou--
Score Is 8 to 6.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. ~ (American) -
Timely hitting enabled Detroit to win
the third straight game from Philadel-
phia to-day. 9 to 6. Cobb's base run
ming featured. He scored from second
in the third inning when Turner fumbled
Heilmann's grounder. The score
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BUFFALO Q)

Two base hits-Strait, Donelson. Sacrifice
hit-Bentley. Sacrifice hies-Strait Barney
stolen bsscs-Boley, Maisel Barney. Donel.
son, Heating, Double plays-Hsrris and Carl.
srom: KeRunS, Harris and Carlstrom.
Maisei Doolan and Bentley; jacobson, schsu.
fele, Costello and Bentley. Struck out-By
Siebold, by Costello, 2; by Frank, /; by
Ryan, T. Bases on bals-On siebold A. of
Ryan g. First base on errors-Buffalo. 4
Left on Observation-Disclosures, 6: Buffalo, ..
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SECOND GAME.

Miller. onslow. Sacrifice
b. Purten Double plsy-Miller
and Lyons Left on bases--Toronto. 5: New
ark. l.. Bases on balls-on Herche, {; off
suyker. . Hits-on Lyons, in - in
nings; Stryker. in l % innings. Struck
out-By Herche, g. by Lyons, 3, Losing
pitcher-Lyons. wild pitch-Lyons.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.


responsible as the baseman for the
pilfer The Giants seldom have been
kept closer glued II the hassocks than
Otto held them.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY

No games scheduled.
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Totals. ...sl slo'2O . q
sHolden out for interfe
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Mack Makes sage observation on the Mays Case

dssng the Carl Mays and the Yankees the other day
Mack
New York they just take and buy
get their players
should
Mackt II
Srunk, Pennoc Shawkey
him
will
lvec
the Yankee Connie?
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Barnes Ties Shawkey'S
Mark of Ten Straight
Cobb Increases Lead
Over Sisler by ID Points

Try COBB, Detroit star, lifted his
average to .351 yesterday and in
creased his lead over Sisler Of the
Browns to IA points. There was no
change among the leading bntters In
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RAIL LIGHTS BEAT SENATOR'S

TOLEDO, Ohio, Aug. 1.-THE Raib
Lights, local semi-professlonal base-
ball club. pounded Fuller for six runs,
one OF which was four base hit, in tina
second inning and the Washington
American League club was defeated in
an exhibition game here to-day, to q
The score: nv
r.. q.
Washington ...1o1ooo ooo-2 IA
Rail IIghts....l o o o o x-7 10 o
Batteries-Fuller. FIJI and Agnew; Bell
and Brenegan. 'F
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Giants Tie ana Win.

The Giants came right back in the
second and tied things up. Zimmerman
shot smoking single through the box
and over second. Heine was forced by
Chase, Olson to Johnston. Mitchell threw
out Gonzales. Hal going to second.
Barnes's torrid thump corromed on
Johnston's ankle into centre, Chase rae
ing home. Burns popped to Johnston.
In the third and fourth the Giants put
men on bases and in the nth twice
worked a runner around to third with
out scoring.
Zimmerman launched the Giants OF
on a victorious drive in the sixth, LASH
ing liner to left centre. Chase put
Heine on third with timely thump to
right and Zimmerman raced home with
what proved to be the winning run when
Olson was throwing out Gonzales. The
score:
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Cincinnati in New York 1.-TWO games).
Chicago In Brooklyn 1.-TWO games).
st. Louis IN Philadelphia 1.-TWO Cancel,
PlttsbuFg in Boston.
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BROWNS SHELL JONES.
Defeat Red sox by 10 to
Score.

BOSTON, Aug. IL. - (American)-st.
Louis knocked Jones out of the box
to-day in third inning and beat the
Red Sox, 10 to 8. Although Boston hit
Shocler freely he was effective with
men on bases. The score:
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READING BREAKS EVEN.
Divides Double Header With Binr-
hRmton.

READING, Aug. IA Internationa).-
Reading and Binghamton divided a
double bill here to-day. the locals taking
the first game, score Is to 7, while the
Cobblers COPIED the second. 10 to 9. The
eCorea
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Star Juveniles WIN Meet To-day at the Spa

viii great battle among leading two today
Walter NJ Jends Golden Broom George W.
Whtnys
The Swimmer rounding out the field
o straight Juvenile
he
n
Nano Golden
OF
a o
besto
Of
Of S the
the age
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FIRST GAMH.

Two base hits-Spencer. Shea, Bruggy.
Stolen bases-Miller. Spencer. Jacob, WASH
Double play-whiteman and W. Purten LeIt
on bases-Toronto s; Newark, I. Bases on
balls-On Hubbell. 8; on Justin. /; on shea:
g. Hits-off Hubben, in 8 23 inmngs; on
Justin, in inning; of Peterson, IN ls
inning. Struck out-By Hubbell, 3; by Shea
/: by Justin /. Wild pitch-Hubbel. Losing
pitcher-Hubbeu.
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otals. e. .s2lSl32l -

Two base hits-McLarry, shannon Hart
man, Brewer, Harper Burns. ThEce base hit
-Ellerbe. Home runs-Ellerbe. Holden. Hum
mel, stolen bases-Riley, Altenburg . sac
smith, weser Double piay-HummeI. Cook
and Brewer, Left on bsses-Binghamton' s:
Reading, u, Bases on balls-Oh weinert, s:
on Donohue, S; of Harper. !. Hns-off
Keefe. 8 30 at batl in 2 innings; of weinert,
ga at bat) in innings; off Donohue, =
l26 at bs) in is innings: off Harper,
Is al batl in 2-s innings. Hit by pitcher
By Donohue DouEherty). Struck out~By
weinert, 2; by Donobue. 4; by Harper, !,
Winning pitcher-Donohue. Losing pitcher
Keefe.
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1 Totals. 30 s7nllO
Totals. Osg7 IS 2
'BAtted for Kneisch in ninth inning

pai r.in Fe''''''''"'''' Gooo %
Two base hit-HoniE Home runs-McCar-
Bentley; Doolan, Letter and Bentley: Nc
Carron Harris and CarlStrom. Bases on
dan, 8: by Kne sch, ?. Len on bases
Baltimore, /; Buffalo. s. First base on
error Buffalo. 1.
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Two base hits-McLarry. Brewer, Holden
Home run-Konnick, Stolen base-McI.arry
Holden, Altenburg, 2; Brewer. 2; HummeI
mel, Cook and Brewer, Left on bases-Bing-
hamton, s; Reading, 6. Bases ON balls-Ofr
Hits-on Donovan, II go al ba) in 6 innings;
of Beckvermit, l 90 at baD in ? innings
Hit by pitcher-By Donovan F1shburn)
Struck out-By Swartz, S: by Donovan. /
Wild pitch-Donovan, Losing pitcher-Dono-
van.
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BUFFALO DOUBLE VICTOR.
Defeats Baltimore by Scores of z
to 2 and to o.

baltimore, Aug. ~ InternAtional) -.
Buffalo won two games from Balti-
more here to-day. to 2 and 10 o.
The scores:
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stolen Bases-Burns, %; Young, IS: Kauff
~; Chase, IL Doyle, IL; Zimmerman 6: Con
Lales, 3; McCarty. Q: Snyder, 2; Fletcher, 2;
Baird, l: Smith. /.
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Games Scheduled for To-day.
Toronto In Jersey City (two games).
Buffalo in Newark.
Binghamton In Baltimore.
Rochester In Reading
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Likely to Set New Records for Attendance.

the Giants Reds series
Grounds
spite Of their having
the roof off the
cities
qualities
In in
especially West they
the Giants but worked their second
hot struggle for the nag
bull stories played for all they
Giants McGraw
shades and the that the old Reds
baseball trust
with millions behind and desire to win the pennant by hook
supplied with water by other than that which serves the club
threatened by dope arson murder and what not They take
New York fans hard losers They not likely to
spotsmanike
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Totals. IS Q IA p III
Totals. e. 30 6 Is q IL 3

Philadelphia .........I 0 0 %
Two base hits-Cobb, 2; Witt. Johnson Per.
klns Alnsmlth. Home run-Burns Stolen
bases-shorten. Jones Sacrifice ries-Burns
Bush. Double plays-Thomas and Perkins
Kinney Turner and Perkins; Flagstead and
Young. Left on bases-Detroit, 6; PhilAdel-
phis. -, Bases on balls-On johnson. /;
OF Kinney, ?; of Leonard. g. Hits-Of John.
Hit by pltcher-By Leonard lKopp)' Struck
out-By Johnson, 2; by Kinney, /: by Leon.
ard, s. Wild pitches-Iohnson. Kinney. Leon.
ard Losing pitcher-Johnson
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Won KOLNTTz DoNs ToGS.
Former white sox Player and
Major in Army Back I'm Baseball.

CHARLESTON, s. c., Aug. 12.-Alfred
Fritz Won Kolnitz. former Chicago White
Sox infielder, win play with the Charles
ton SALLY League Baseball Club during
the resi- o. this season, 1t was announced
to-day.
Won Kolnits retired from the game
two years after being traded to the
White Sox by the Cincinnati Reds He
entered the army and received a Majors
commission.
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Two base hit-Graney. Sacrifice hlts--vick,
SIau, Chapman, MoEidge. stolen base
Gprsher. eft on bases-New York. 6; Cleve-
~, g. Double play--Speaker and OMEN.
w. on balls-on MogridEe. Q (Graney.
mmaouJ; struck out-By MogridEe, 2 Chap
cc,nosr.dEe'. Earned Euns-on MogridEe. 2; on
ssvUIessNe' l. Cmpires-Messrs. Hildebrand
ni,,,, Mo'ariy. Time of game-l hour and s.
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stolen BAses-Olson, y; Konetchy, 10
Myers, 10: Wheat, .; Johnston. .; Griffith, s
Kilduff, 3: Kruger, 8; Pfeffer. /.
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How Batsmen of Local
Ball Clubs Are Hitting
GIANTS.

Stolen Bases-Pratt, le: Peekinpaugh, IL
Bodie, IL; Baker. 10; Wick, 8; Lewis. 6: Pipp,
8: Fewster. 3: Ruel. 8; Hannah. /.
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SS a vs.. CINCINNATI. games. Today.
''o Grounds. 1880 p. II. Adm. Soc.--Adu.
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BasebaII To-day, Ebbets Field 2 games
Brooklyn VS.. Chicago, 1880 p. Md.
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BRAVEs BEAT CUBS.

SYRACUSE, Aug. 12,-The Boston Ma
tionals defeated the Chicago Nationals,
TO 8. in an exhibition game here to-
cay. The score:
R.H E
Boston. o o 0 o 2 o Ia 3 a
Batteries-CArter and Daily; OeschEeT
and Gowdy.
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BEARS WIN OPENER,
BUT LOSE SECOND
Shea Blanks Toronto, 5 to O.
and Then Herche Beats
Newark, a to 1.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Of Yesterdays Games.

Jersey City, I; Rochester, ..
Newark, 6; Toronto, o (hrst game).
Toronto, 4; Newark, 1 (second game).
Reading, Isl; Binghamton, (hrst game).
Binghamton, IL; Reading, Q (second game.
Buffalo, I; Baltimore, 2 (frst game).
Buffalo. 3; Baltimore, second game).
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base hii-wigslsw orth. Stolen baseSLamsr,
Schweitzer, Bauman. Sacrifice hits-Mooers
Biemiller. Double plays-Biemller Bauman
and De Neville: Biemiller. FitzEmmons and
De Neville. Left on bases-Rochester. s;
Jersey City, IL Bases on balls-on Tecorr.
4; on Biemlller, 8; off Conifrey, 2: of Carts
T. Hts-On Conifrey. in 3 innings; off
Carts, in innings; of Ogden. 8 in i-s in
ming. Hit by pitcher-By Carts Ode Noville)
Struck out-By Tecorr. 2; by Carts. I. wild
pitch-Biemiller. Winning pitcher-Biemiller
Losing pitcher-Ogden
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National and American League Records.

RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES
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