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SPORTS
M|Es HANDS COLTS DEFEAT
NORFOLK HURLER GIVES
FOUR HITS AND WINS, 7-3
Locals 0utplnycd In Every Department
by Tnrs-Cox Knocked Out
OF Box.

Mics showed form totally unexpected
in Virginia League pitcher, was
master of tho situation at all times.
and was the principal factor in the
defeat of the Colts by Norfolk to the
tunc OF TO 5.
The three runs made by the pobsou-
itcS came IN the first inning on three
hits. Bass was walked. Yost hit a
yican single and both were scored by
ioolc's hit. The lanky first bascman
himself rompcd across tho plate when
Abbott hit safely.
,o: Af,cr t i, it was, all over for the
locals. Mics pat all no had on the
ball and only ono moro hit was secured
on his delivery in tho remaining i'm
ninss a single by Abbott in tho
damp ball evidently was rcsponsibio
for the twcnty-onc flies that were bat
Yea Hsni nE the contest. Fourteen OF
a nS me ines ro wcrS Smoked by tho Colts
Norfolk Scores I'm First.
Norfolk scored her first run in the
ihird inning, Mics, the first man up,
failed 10 register and went out and /,
looked as II the Tars' hurlcr would be
,elt on INC bag but two-baggcr by
Lea hers brousht him in. Lcathers.
incidentally, played stellar game. He
accepted all chances without miscue
ana was robbed OF hit in the sixth
tnc mrst base line. Poole stretched
out like a rubber and spcarcd il. maxi
ing the prctticSt play of tho game ~
all odds.
In the nth Norfolk scored two. Mics
again was first man up and knocked
another single. With two men out.
feathers drew base on balls and
both he and Mics were scored on Ball
myers hit Schwartz followed with
a hit stole second and with Leathers
on third and Schwartz on second, Gro
tcy sho; hot ono at English at short
~ miscuo would have meant two more
runs but the diminutive short folded
the ball nicely and shot to first and
headed off Grotcy. who was going
down with lots of speed.
Napier Goes In In Sixth
Napier went in In the sixth with
three on after Cox was being tapped
too literally by Schwartz's crew. He
gave Kane a base on balls and forced
IN run and Jonnard came home on
Crows hit After that Napier tighten
cd and feathers and Ballingcr few
out. retiring the side.
Cox failed 10 show the stuff that
was expected of him and his showing
was distinct disappointment to the
fans.
The ground was wet from the rain
which fell in the early afternoon and
the going was heavy. Rain fell for
i short time during the contest hut
not sufficiently hard TO impede the
progress OF the battle.
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JAMAICA ENTRIES MONDAY

First o r1es-three; yea5,olds and up maid
nIIl si5 ,h,o2; IATriyH le1; G@aier ,ioS
Asr'ppa, II; Malice. los.
second racc--thrcc- year olds and I'D sir
luri9nes-TTas 1913, Albert. lo7; Miss
TO-; summer Sigh. lo7: Jack OBrien. III;
Auctionccr. III.
Third race three wear olds and UP. fv.
and half furlonrs-. Syca more, % Toto
IS: old koeniE. les: Rose Dor IS: O Don.
oyan IS: The Portuguese. 100: Lauculii,e
l2s; Lord brighton. los; GU, tho Way. liz
Iusca !onsa. -. George Starr, III.
Fourth racc-thrcc-vcar and up. SIX
,caimou,leur. los: Out nc way,. iio; Tusca
!oosa, 100; Startling. l2@: Teddy Rousseau
90; Gncle's I.assic. I0I: Wyoming, ITO: C.
Tamic. lO3: Abadano. il2: JusGu au Bout,
IL. Subahdar 100. Gex. IFS. Ultima Thule,
Fifth race-thrce-ycar- Odds and up onc
mile and sixtccnth--PaIdv Dear. liS:
Alma b.: 1o3: Pierre a Ecu. ito: Poor Hut.
i idh,:. l95; Tar,a,ms. io2;. Ivry. los;
Sixth racc--two Year ol.is. hve furlonss-
fnr!cnSh. ll5: Aerial. ll5: Mario Antoin.
WTt's. 81: Seryillcia IL: ,Shoai ll5; Genie
IL; Shcnandoah. rs: Endinan, lis: Eci
Domino. il5: Old Gold. ll5. Tourjous liz
Cloudy: fast.
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PIMLICO RESULTS

ssoIdat Dc .vcrdun. Is iRichcrcekS. 700.
svvtr ana VS.; Won Mar . tho Hour; 10
%bsr t.9 s9S SIR hra 'es2 Tne Thr 5s
PcriEourdinc Pruncs Monikcr TommywasS
Rcll Ringer. Peerless one and Simon Turc
also ran. "
SS"G c%'d, rsrr;is furlons-The Decision.
G,clto lC$ tNi!a): $50 ana IS SO second
Widow Bcdot". 1917 (Corcy). $3.50 third
Trimoi i Ia; 20. A,nackas'an. Surpies,
,r Th .c rsse.YS ,n mlIssmB5ana. s'
I I@a .'9aSySmnep iio.o and $40: second
F,ery JaG,e. Rhomb, Sew Haven otto Fioto.
Ioppy My and AlEardi also ran.
. curtin TdC"--four and half furlongs-
E w Won K 81 g ,hinsor1 sssS 500 md
third. T!mc. O.57 Substitute. Miss Mil.
lions RolliokinE Atra Repeater. Or. Hall
and rawn"o Second also ran.
ophcla. li3 ,Rice, $3.50 s35O second :
duchess lace. ll3 'FatorJ. $3.50. third. Time
u 80 - Tcf"nta: Polka also ram
SiNth race. mile and AN eighth-Wood.
trap, Ill N"csslcr>. sl2lo. 500. .3co. won:
NatnraI Bridge" ITO tMcAtce,. $40 Time
i;56 80. Nuracari. CTumpsaii Waukcny
larry RrcivoEel also ran.
seventh rnce--onc and one rixtcoath miles
Sthoia. TO- tJohnsomp. SAM, $50, 500
second Charles f;ranci.. 10 tRic., 8 81 g.
Third. Time. l:5c4.s Ben iIampson. Piur,
cnst, Hickorvnu,. Mood Violet Antoin,.t.
Refugee. Nimpalonc. Lady Vara. Arbi,ra.
tor D!adi Bar Coy. Bicrman also ran.
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LOUISVILLE ENTRIES MONDAY

FIRST r.ce thrce-ycar- olds and UP. ,i,
iurionEs-S,ar BABY. !02: Lady ivan. ~
Mabel Irask. i15. Arch r!otie- los: Sro
fffi"e S THgGT lGI hjnS II, ,tiiio y.
st,,sr. SuaTe NE: sandy Lad III. iI5iot >:
ride, III EllEibIe Brinrhurst iii; S.ye,h
Nep" ~ Royal Gold 8: "'
Tina, !0j; say when. 100: Jorics los. n, "a
!:!u". lo7. ilorcfu!. 100. Gourrnond in1
Hiiprry rp; igi; the Gallant no ROC. IL:
,MmGsIe Gail. io7. jim Dudley. I97. ruz.y
Third tvo.year- olas. You. and :.
80. - b9nbltt III ~: sister .Iit!.nt, Ioi:
iH"' ANNETTE Keller 100 Marvin May 100:
Ll1ar the Way i0t Ely. 100: Jazz i0l
Fourth rae" --thr"e-ycar.Glda aud IN.
f.ihng milo and - riHtconth-- Precious. rt
Drmrn6. 2. 'iocinor 100. pastor..n "a
Mistress Polly. i63 cheer I.eadrr i52
!"g ,ig' itasiilius III wis.man ils
N3iaT. 100; Joyful, i15: Flyaway Ios
I'm ny; Lillian shaw. itS: Jap, 1857 q. If,
1rE,i; TO- ba,ttrcakG. 100
Hnly YARDS Lady Rachel. 80. &C. MO- loi
Nv, lOt; Dancing spray iQs: Ee,ta ~
No.. %ors,9}n. i0t Legal. lo7: rss.aI,saip
Seventh rscc-ihfce. yesr.nid. I'D ~
inllc and stNi,"n,h--CTys,si J,.y -, r nD
nc isat; 10; ohillum 100; Golden GOV
0 ON; h"d$%. Mech 70. Aimipo. 100 sir
' Mn2n'as"o, %; bryn Limah. i%: Or SIN.
Clear track; fast.
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TAKA-K0LA CLUB TO CLASH
WITH CAMP LEE WEDNESDAY
BYRD Park VIII he Scene OF Battle.
Soldier Boys Have Impos-
ing Record.

The fast Takakola aggregation,
composed OF some of the fastest play,
ers in local amateur circles. viii clash
with the team representing Camp Lee
Wednesday, May II. at BYRD Park
The hostiiities are scheduled TO begin
at i. and the Camp Lee boys. in addi-
ton 10 bringing a strong club, will
also be accompanied by large fol-
lowing of rootcrs. and possibly the
my piece band who Will whoop things
up for their favorites during the prog
reSs OF the game.
The record to date of the Camp Lee
boys is very imposing. hcvinG fourteen
wins to their credit, via only two de-
ieats chalkcd against them. They
have met and defeated some Of the
fastest camp teams through this sec
ton of the country In their line up
- included many professional a.h-
lctcs and with the regular army rou-
tine can BE- counted on 10 be IN the
pink of condition.
For the soft-drink lads nothing need
he said as TO their ability, for any
club that includes the names Of Mac
Pitt, Jake Poh. Plug Amos Ed Lowery,
Harry Carter and Joe Wharton can be
counted on 20 give a scrappy eXhibi-
ton that. Will be ample reward for
those who journey TO the ball park
FOR the convenience of the many base
bal! fans. Byrd Park was selected as
the scene Of battle so that all might
nave The opportunity 10 sec the soldier
boys n action.
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JAMAICA RESULTS

First racc---nve furlonGs-Pokey Jane. 10,
second; Merry Sinner IS uiofierS. II 70 !
10 !, out. third. Time. l92 l-a. Quick
second race--s!x furiongs-our Nephew
Butterfly loa (Prcecey. s 10 l. S to 3
to ,: second: Unwise Child. 81 CS;alker).
70 70 !: to ! even. third. Time. 1913 2-5
Lady Ward also ran.
Third race--iive and one half furlongs-
Eddie R!ckenbachcr. l!2 CTroXlerJ. 2 70 10
To I, out. won. Sugar Mint, iO2 tMyers,,
Y to = 10 !, 6 TO ;. second: Headman,
li0 Hun mann. 90 20 !. To J. 10 3
ih!rl Time. l:0s "a. Olcaster FLYING
Orb ran. tcleaste- disqualified FOR foul,
Fourth ,rac.-m!ls and sixteenth
Royce Roofs. lle lBu1ton). TO ], 6 TO S.
hr9sel. 70 J., TO, s. 70 5. second; Cud-
third. Time i:i5 As L'Errant. Thund.r.
clap. sta. Master. Lanius. Baiustrade also
ran
Fifth race-ons mile and seventy yards-
10 10, out, won; Alma b. los tStapleton),
70 TO !. TO |. out. second: Pierre-a Ecu,
Time. I:f7 as Belaria also ran. '''' "
Sixth race-sip furlonEs-Rol Craig 11s
20 f'iisnl. 70 |. even. to 2. won: Wind :
over, III tCo!llnsf. to l. 10 l. even,
second JulveneScence. l0i tWalls), Q 10 g.
20 10, 20 3. third. Time, l:I4 You
Eetda, -. Quentin. Mcianchoiia, Pictor.
Ceramic also ran.
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JOE JACKSON MAINTAINS
PLACE AT HEAD OF LEAGUE
White SoH OutHcIdcr SIN Hitting n
Merry tlip-Crnvnth Leads
National IIittcrs.
tny Associated rrcss. |

CHICAGO, May l7.-Joe Jackson, tho
White SoN outiieldcr. maintains his
place at the head Of American LeaEue
hattcrs with an average OF .4o4. &C
cordinS TO unofficial figures released
today. jackson has to his credit thir-
teen runs and twenty-cight hits, which
include two home runs, two three
bafsers and seven two base hits.
IN t@tai runs. .lackson's tcammate.
teen. Weaver also leads the sacrifice
hitters with seven, hut he gave way
as leading base stcalcr TO +. Collins
against Wenvor's seven.
Other leading battcrs: Smith. Clcve-
ian iand, ,S9S; Wit. Philadelphia: ,a76;
has participated in sixteen games. and
his batting average is .34S
sihe foregoing figures include games
crava,h. Philadelphia, leads National
League hi,ters with a percentages OF
."i5. Young; OF New York. with a per-
C cent OF 80 has to his credit eight
ar.. doubles and four stolen bases.
=, konetchy, Rrookiyn, leads the sacrl-
ton. and Olson, Brooklyn. are tied for
base stealing honors with seven each
Other leading ,ha,ters: Williams. Phiia
d ne lh' Az kone,Glty Brooklyn. Az;
In the American Association, Bethel.
Louisville, tops tho batting list for
ten or moro games with 429
OF players participating in fifteen
or more games, Herndon, Atlanta leads
Southern Association batters with
35,; Peters, Birmingham. second. with
;,5fs; Duncan. Birmin CHAM, SIS. and
Kaufman. Nashville. .33o. Mcmillan,
Mobile. and Mayors, teammate. are
tied in sacrifice hitting with six each.
and Christenbury. Memphis: Gilbert
New Orleans; Schepncr. Mobile and
Daniels. New Orleans. are tied for first
honors in base thefts with five each.
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RICHMOND LOSES FINAL GAME TO NORFOI x 7 TO
Ma,hsr. Service Flag and Butter Scotch

Second 1ace-two.year-olds. 4l-2 furionss
S;so. won: Sans boy. lis tGarnerS. 80.
0do second; American Soldier. Ii5 iHow.
ard). $l2.2o. third. Time, :b5 go Airdrie
Masie Man. Wilson tho Great. Hosiey and
miro r3ce-throe-year-olds and up. mile
ana turlons-Bogart. Ill Connolly, 1880,
49, W - ana ESQ won; Fiapper. lol tRldenourJ.
% X;s:,a third , Time: ilss:s: Title. nookery.
giving and Night Owl also ran.
Fourth racc-threo-year olds and up. six
IurlonEs-Prlnce OF Como. Iio fCrumpI
1880. $3.50, $40. won: Lucky d. los G.un n,.
tord. $Tlo ttoo. second: High Cost. iii
Miller. Grundy. James T. Clark and ST.
Augustine also ran
Fifth race--three year olds and UP, mile
and observation-disclosures. III tThurberJ. 1850.
S w seeond seaY Hoat k ,5 5S'
$50. third Time lao 3-5. Sewen Combs.
Courtship. Rihe. Viva America also ran
Sixth racc-two-ycar- olds &l.2 furlongs-
AR nS Jig {Garnsr1: $50, g 30; $40. won !:
Spies Bush los tMorris) $3.50, third. Time
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TROOP 81 WINS GAME
sullivan Hurts Well aud His Team.
maten Hammer Out 100 VIC
tory ONer Iroon

TODD 81, BoN scouts, OF the
Catned:ai parish. defeated Troop 90.
u Woodland Heights, by the score OF
~ 70 2. INC same WAS the first OF
tho season Tor Troop 81.
Soth teams found II necessary TO
Use substitutes during the contes,.
Troop - changed pitchers frequently
nG: sullivan hurled the entire game
tor Troop - in creditablc style, gtrik-
ing out eleven men in seven innings
the playing OF Rooney. J. Baker
Farley and i;cardon WAC unusually
good. considering the short practice
Unlc.cone
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ATHLETICS, l; S0X, O

CHICAGO. May l7.-GcorCe Burns.
drive, which got past Liebold for a
three- base hit in the second inning
TO-DAY, won for Philadelphia the first
game OF the series with Chicago. ! 20 n
Burns scored on Walkers sacriiice nv
otherwise. with perfect fielding the
game was an air-tisht pitchers battle
between Williams and Rogers
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PLhINFIELD: >. y. Nay l7--Jimmic
cham p!onsh!p match With less Willard
DeForest who Is matchmaker for INC
Queen city Athletic Association here 70.
cetyed message from Dempsey TO-DAY
,cepted Immediately. HC s. to leave Tor
Toledo in few days Iic was the nrs.
real trainer Dempsey had. and the latter
shape for the bout with willard 80
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Norfolk. :; Richmond, 3.
Petersburg Newport News (rain).
decentralization (rain).
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BRAVES TRIUMPH IN NINTH
TWO OUT WHEN WINNING
RUN Is PUSHED ACROSS
Game IN Pitchers Battle Between
Evans md KcutinE-Both Clubs
Hit We'll.
10y Associated Prcss.l

BOSTON. May l7.-By :. ninth inning
rally. tho Braves won from tho Pirates
today by the score OF 3 TO =. The game
was Il pitchers battle bctwccr Evans
and heating. the former striking out
three and the latter four. Two were
out in the final inning when the win
ming run was scored. The game WAS
the only one played in the National
League, wet grounds and rain prevent
ing tho staging OF the others.
The
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PHILADELPHIA
EVIdIS Q
SBatied FOR Williams in eighth.

pL SITo5e ny innings: II.
,.rr..nue'pnid ......... u n n u CT
NH.Saso Q q q . q n Go
summary; Two.base h!;-Lcibold Three
use n!S-bnrns; stolen base-Ciandil Sac
E!hSe h!ts-Wl!ia ms. McAvoy. Sacriicc riy
a,Aer. Double p!ays-Schslk and Col
nns. shannon. Dussn and Burns LET; on
ssesDCh!c.go; Phis dclphis, 9 Bases
III III, o.Ity-9H W:litams 2: of Rogers. ).
WMe ;iIjys. J IN !nnins. III, b. ,.pitchcr-by
W !.,Sms, J. struck out BY Williams j..
by Kerr. .: by Rogers. 2 wild pi,ch-
Rogers. Losing pitcher. williams
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Ohio state Trounces Purdue,
tBy Associated Press.l

COLUMBUS. OHIO. May l7.-Ohio
State. outclassing Purdue practically
all the way through. won tho track
meet hero today by a score by Sc to 80,
event and held It throughout. Purdue
took four nrsts. all of which wore field
events. Captain Griffith, OF Ohio state
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SENATORS, 3; TIGERS. 2

DETROIT. MICH. May 17.-washinr-
ton won the opening game from De-
troit today, TO .. Tho winning run
came In the eighth inning. when Ellison
lailcd 70 cover Menosky's short ny back
OF second base. Leonard scoring
Tho score:
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Especial 10 Tho Times Dispatch
: CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, MAY II
Fthhburnc Military Academy retained
their hold on the scholastic baseball II
championship Of tho state when they
defeated Fork Union today at Lambc, h
Field. to ?. Fishburnc won eighteen
gxmes tied one ana lost none during
the 1919 season.
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ST. LOUIS BEATS CHAMPS
GALLlA HOLDS BOSTON
TO 3 HITS AND WINS
Singles by TObin md jacobson md
Sisters Double bring Victors
Two Runs.
Try Associated Prcss.1

ST. LOUIS, May 17.-Gallia allowed
boston only three hits today, and ST.
Louis won tho opening game Of the
series to ]. Singles by Tobin and
Jacobson and double by Sislcr pro-
duced tho locals runs.
Score.
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snm1n nG 49,; r.,o; .t,: 1000 IS
Hi6k: stolen bases-L.wis Bodic. Huoi'
ppaker. smith. Peckinpaugh. Pra;. and
ipp' i>eft on bases-New York II: CIeyc-
Iand g. Firs, On errors-New Yors. p;
Clsys!and Bases on balis--on quinn. /:
> in ! inning: of Uhle. in {: of Fhiilips
IN innings. Struck out-by Quinn 3: hv
Norton. !; oy Jhe. l. Wild pitCh-I,hlc
Passed ba!!-Nunamaker. Whipping pitcher
Quinn. LoslDG pitcher-Mor;on
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LOUISVILLE RESULTS

FIRST race-threc year-olds and up, six
- 80 81 so. won: Madras Ginfham, - Bowie
81, 50. 10 second: PulluX, 100 tRidcnourC
80 third. Time; !:lo 30. w. w. Hastings
High Pasa, David Craig. Happy Go Lucky
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
toston. 3: Pittsburgh, ..
othcr games postponed (rain)
GAMES TODAY.
Pittsburgh mt Boston
81. Louis at philadelphia.
Cincinnati ut New YorII
Chicago ut Brooklyn.
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YANKS, 8; INDIANS, 3

'. CLEVELAND. OHIO. May l7.-New
York opened the series this afternoon
Win a S-to-3 victory over Cleveland
knocking Morton out of the box In one
inning and also hitting Uhlc hard in
the seventh.
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SPORTS

Moore also ran.
milo and n furlong-Pastoureau. % tBoyle)
tSi9 ESQ ZIP 20 won; ~ Mistress Polly; le5
lo+ (Robinson). $40, third. Time. :5t. Elm.
Lottery. Duke OF Shelby and Irregular also
ran.
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Rutgers Runners Victorious.
BE- Asanciate Drcsa

SWARTHMORB. PA. May IT.
intercollegiate track meet here TO-DAY
with AZ points: Swarthmore finished
second with 33 and Lafayette third
with 81 SO points " ~
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So I'ou,s ''''.'''.''.''''''.....';l $685.
summary: Two-haso hits-Strunk, Sister
Stolen bases-Hooper SchanE. Sacrifice nil
Barry. Double pays-McIn nis tunassIst-
ed. Left on bases-Boston. 4: ST, Louis
e. Bases on balls-on Gallia. . IIits-ofr
4: Gallia. s. losing pitcher-Joncs
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Cornell Wins From Neyx

tUTHtl WfhS FTOm Navy.
ANNAPOLIS. MD. May 1.-THE
athletes OF Cornell University. OF
Ithaca. y. T.. defeated the Annapolis
m!dshipmcn in dual field and track
meet here today. 20 TO % points.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
fhilade !phin, I: Chicago, o.
a. Louis. =: Boston, T.
Nushington. 8; Detroit. 9.
New York. 3; Cleveland, 3.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Boston Mt st. Louis
fhiladelphia ut ChlraEo
New York Mt Cleveland
Washington at Detroit
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Richmond

Sehwar,s Stolen basss-sehwartz,, GILL;
land. Sacrifice hit-Gilii.and. Double play
Poole tunassis;edD. iit by pitched ball
Bal balIin.Eer Bases or h11IIs-on Mics. =, OF
innings. off Niles. III Q innings: or Napier
IN innings. Struck oui-oy Cox y: bv
Napier ): by Mics >. Time o! game l:iS.
Umpire Riley.
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l3ostoI

totals .....cS | 0 Totals $50 s
'tan for Gsiner in ninth
tBAtted for Jones In eighth
Score by innings: r
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Two out whom winning scored
Score by innings: II
Pittsburgh ............,......C o Iinooon-.
Boston Observation-Disclosures. q q q o q n O IA
summary: Two-hasc hits Rirbcc. lIcrzog.
Three has" hit-Stcngci. stolen bases
1 b%srk'i' Zig m,sheE; iio'ke Sacrifice hits
ing I oSmith tn Itoikc. Left on bases
ritseurElh .: Boston. 4. Bases on balls
on vans. l. heating. ? Struck out-by
Evans. ); Heating. t. Passed ball--wilson
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pittsburgh.

Totals ....3s &C Totals ..s3 8 ]
1.-TWO out Whom winning nun scored.
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" ashlnSton


Ainsmith out for interference
IBatted for Boland in ninth.
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-10
BASEBALL
SITUATION
Giants Billed for Tangle With Gin
cinnati Reds and May
Meet Cracking
Defeat.
IBy H. C. Hamilton, United Pres
Staff CORRESPONDENCE

1By II C. Hamilton, United Press
Staff Correspondent
NEW YORK, June 10.--H The
Giants who are on the road, come to
a SCATTERING crack, 1t will begin
be apparent today, for the cocRy
ancienta of New York are billed for
tangle with the Cincinnati Reds-
in Cincinnati.
II the Reds cans hold that line, 1t
might as well resign itself to an
memorable fate which 1t has become
used to doing.
With the loss of RUDE Marquard
from the Dodger pitching stan with
a broken ankle, the battle has settled
for the present between the Reds
and Giants. The Cubs have gone
into third place with hurting bat
terry that is rounding into form,
which makes them highly dangerous
hut not Immediately ready to vault
into a death grapple with the two
leaders. For that matter the posi-
ton OF the Giants is strong enough
to withstand some husky challenges
for time.
In the American league the Yam
KEGS have derricked themselves into
second position through a day OF
idleness. coupled with a Cleveland
defeat. They will be called upon to
prove the fitness today of the Detroit
nitching staff. The Tigers have been
irving to rouse themselves from the
slumber period of couple OF years
and are having passable success
However, they have not yet thrown
themselves into the terrible row OF
clubbers the Yanks have accumu
lated. The last clash between the
teams was before Leonard reported
and while Slim Loev was aillng.
The White Sox have moved on &c
Boston, where opposition to visitors
has reached a stage.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-10
NEW TEAM IN
BALL LEAGUE
Huiskamp Workers VIII Enter Corn
merciaI League In Place Of
keokuk Electric Com
pany Men.

The Huiskamp Bros. company VIII
enter team in the city commercial
baseball league to fill the vacancy
left by the Keokuk Electric company.
This decision was reached a. 4
special meeting Of the committee,
after it was determined that the
Electrics would not be able to COM
plete the schedule on account of the
fact that they do not have Saturday
afternoons off.
H. King has offered handsome
trophy to the team winning the
series. This will be presented at the
end of the season.