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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-07-02
HURT
IN EARTHQu AK F.
Many Italian Towns Shaken Up Bad,
~ in Florence District,

Rome. June 30.-Several thousand
persons were injured in the towns and
villages damaged By the earthquake
Sunday in the district about Flor
enc" Reports thus far received do
not place the number of killed at
Nore than 100. The hospitals Of
Florence are reported filled with in
jurcd.
Large portions Of a number of viii
lagos were destroyed Great dam
age was done at Omi. Savpinal..
ilValta, Carpcso. CasagIia, Alpipo,
biiorciano, Padue and Casolc. MANY
Wer" reported killed or injured in
these villages. The destruction an
parently ccntercd AT ylcchio. where
forty dead have been counted and 100
were injured
IN the Mucclic region the shocks
lasted until 7:3O O'Clock this morning
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Civil and military authorities have
left here with relief.

Rome, June 30.-(By the Associated
Press 1.-The center of the seizmic
movement apparently was Vcchio a
town of 1000 inhabitants. fifteen
miles northeast of F'lorcnce, :
Among the victims at I,cchio jcb
Suffered severely. were the lo zoe
cors. The railway station ct,.grnes and
factories at Borgo San L. .th
o1 o:2cnio were dcstro ii AirD!lnes
have been sent in "a lrcrtr along
the ADp"nn& ~. aims .tiny in,
iormat'rn, It :. teared segions NAV
nave been i Led b. destrvy On of
all means al: comr .catir.. SPEEDY
relief Ae da.a ed :, :. it is re-
port :, IS re" ed :" What difficult
bec"",r Of ne : ,'i.y Of supplies
and lac 4 tr' .nortation facilities
due to war c. IONS.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-07-02

Evidence Of violation however,. If
was stated might be taken and accu-
muiated for prosecution some time
within the three-year statute of limit
tatlons, if federal court decided 2.75
per cent beer is Intoxicating.
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IA ~ wish to Tobacco nendth
Wv ter prepared FILL their thanev
have the and best line of shown Man.
Our New York the advant
age everything sold on the Market shipping
In doing this the O Clarendon the
benehted
We have the best market in
Manning and buy goods The c..
stands behind sale make in all in or
Whether O. nc we will have
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-20
GOLF STARS PLAY TODAY
OUIMET AND EVANS WILL
COMPETE IN BIG TOURNEY
Both Experts Advance to Second
Round in National Amateur
Matches mt Onkm0nt.
tBy Associated prcss.)


PITTSBURGH, August l9.-Charles
Francis ouimet. of Boston, CONCEDED to
be the two foremost amateur golf play
ers in America. will meet here tomor-
row at the Oakmont County Club. in
a S6-hole. second round match. In the
national amateur golf championship.
American golf enthusiasts have
waited for more than four years TO
see these players in action against
Ouimet won the opportunity TO meet
his principal rival for amateur golf
honors by, coming from behind today
TO win first round match from T.. G.
Clarcy. of Philadelphia.
me B9ston golfer trailed clarey to
ono. down; He also lost the twenty
eighth hole. and became . down with
the thirty second. and won at the thir-
ty-fifth green by and l.
Evans ins EASY Time.
Evans. the present champion, had an
second round by defeating dwight W.
Armstrong. of the home club. and 6.
The Chicago golfer was a favorite to-
night in the betting on tomorrows
ma tch
This was due TO Ouimcts recent ILL
ness; ard 10 the great strain the Bo so
Qualifying round, and in his match with
Clarcy.
today he is sill the nenter 90 Of old.
and defeated Maxwell Marston. of New
York. and |. MarSton was > up on
Gardner tho end of the morning
play, and won the first three holes in
the afternoon. Then Gardner shot
eight holes at three under par clip.
and squared the match at tho twenty
ninth green. He won 3 and !. when
Marston failed TO stand the pace.
Standing of Matches shown.
The standing of all matches at the
eighteenth hole was:
Robert Jones. Jr.. Atlanta, and James
ManiOn. st. Louis, all even; r. r.. kncp-
per. Sioux city. I UP on +. c. Newton,
Boston: j. b. Krokston. Pittsburgh q
up on r. T. Long. Pittsburgh; George
Hoffner. Philadelphia, 1 up on Gard
ner White. OF New York: Grant Pea
cock. Pittsburgh. up on T.. Hoover
Bank hard. Chicago: G. q. Waldo. Jr..
Detroit. up on jerome -. Travcrs.
New York: Charles Evans. Jr.. up OH
Dwight Armstrong. Pittsburgh: l.. Z.
Clarcy, Philadelphia, ] up on Francis
Ouimet. Boston: w. c. Fowncr Jr.,
Pittsburgh. | up on G. /. Maxwell.
Trenton; Nelson Whitney. New Orleans,
> up on Richard Woolworth. Atlanta:
Louis JaCoby. Charlotte, up on w. !.
Thompson. Canada: j. y. Stcarns, Jr.,
up on r. l.. iiockcnkamp. ST. Louis.
w. II Gardner, Buffalo. = up on ::
Davidson Heron. pittsburgh; J. Wood
Plat. Philadelphia. up on John q.
Anderson. New York. j. &. Dean, At
lanta, | up on Paul Tewkeshury, Phil
adclphia; Maxwell Marston. New York.
= up on Robert Gardner. Chicago.
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MERCHANTS NATIONAL CLUB
OUTCLASSED IN FAST GAME
Thompson Hurls Stellar Rail for Win
ncrs md Aids In Victory by
Clever Fielding.

The Federal Reserve defeated the
strong Merchants National yesterday
at Byrd Park by the score OF to =.
Thompson. who drew the mount
work for Federal, pitched a beautiful
game, holding the heavy hitting Mer-
chants 10 six hits, two of which were
iniield hits. He sent twelve back to
the bench by the Struckout route. and
was invincible when hits meant runs
Davis pitched fair game for the
savings boys. bat the government boys
hit when hits meant runs
Thompson not only pitched great
game. but also played a fine game in
the field The whole Federal team
played fine ball. except in the fourth
inning. when loose fielding and two
inhcld hits accounted for three of
Merchants runs.
The Federal boys were there with
the stick and had only six men left
on bases, while Merchants had ten.
The features of the game were the
pitching of Thompson. who pitched
one of the prettcst game seen at
Byrd Park for a long while. and the
hitting of Franck and Bruton for the
winners.
Franck connected for three singles
and Bruton two. Cardweil and Gordon
carried off the hitting honors for the
losers.
Merchants had no alibi to offer; they
were completely outplayed.
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KOLEHMAINEN TO GO AFTER
FVE-MILE TITLE AGAIN
Sturdy Finnish Runner VIII Compete
In Zig Track Meet mt Jersey
City Saturday.

NEW YORK, August 1o.-Hannee
kolehmainen, sturdy Finnish distance
runner or few years ago: is TO at
pershing Athletic Field. Jersey City
koichmainen has notified officials OF
the Metropolitan a. a. L. that he will
strive for the tive-mile title in the
local associations annual senior out
door track and field championships,
which will be the openins feature at
the new Jersey athletic field.
The performance of the Finn will be
watched with interest by local follow
e , Of the cinderpa,h sport koleh-
now for a period Of about eighteen
months. During that time the lus,y
lungcd Finn has been working al his
trade OF bricklayer in the shipyards of
Philadelphia and Station Island and
has never given a serious though to
running activity.
registration from the Middle Atlantic
4. a. u. TO the Metropolitan Associa-
ton. hut at the time the Finn declined
70 declare himself on his future plans
with the near approach Of the annual
local title games, however. kolch-
mainen resumed training. and. when
form which would warrant his action
declared his intention of striving fol
the tive-milc championship.
This race will he one of nineteen
which makes up the metropolitan A. a
L. championship program. Each event
promises sterling competition. y. y. u.
leaders declare without hesitation tina
the coming meet will make local his
tory. y number Of circumstances point
10 this belief. first and foremost OF
them being the unusually large mum
Der of entries received
NO accurate number of entries has
been announced as yet but already the
majority of the senior athletes OF the
district have sent in their blanks
/ Ihosc that have not attended to this
| duty are expected to do so before the
! lists are closed. so that the coming
| meet VIII be one of the most reprc.
! sentative ever held.
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Rube Oldring Explains
Forfciting of Contest

SUFFOLK. Va. August 10
Manager ltubr bidring, of tho Suf-
folk team. today made the following
statement regarding the nnTir In
Petersburg Saturday when the Suf-
folk team WAS taken OF the n~Id
aud the game forfeited 10 Peters
burg:
"Nhcn Crow. after his dispute
with Umpire Mct.rrw, WAS put our
oi the game. had no one to put on
al third. WAS sick, and not In uni
form. i.ckcrt. although In uniform,
was too sick to play and Pi"rson
had Just come in hot and tired and
nh"ut all in from pitching the frst
game.
hcrSrd him To fine Crow and permit
him &" stay in the game. aud e,-
pihih"d my prcdi"aincnt.
"iic replied that he would let
row stay in III Mcdonnell vnn
willing.
"itrmcmhrring that . had made no
objection Ia the Petersburg rntrhcr
t'hrhrr remaining In the game when
u" was put out by the umpire in
hr had no other catcher, I naturally
thought M"t"nnrii would not object
INIT he did, and stated thnt ]
hhr" III" rules and that he was go
ing 4" Nv" up &" them.
r"u'd not play tho gnme with
eIEht men aud called attention To
INC big crowd. but there uns moth
'he doing Neither Umpire MrtrcN
nor Manager Mcconnell would com
sent &" have crow put bnrk In thc
| Ihmc. ana W. left"
manager bidrinu, nndr this stnte
| n'h' b"f"r" mrmbrrs of the Bnsc-
| bnll ASSOCIATIONS
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FAST GAMES ON TODAY
Elks and Police Play M boulevard Field
nhd trnucr and thristo-CoIa
ut BYRD Park

Although the Indians arc still away.
richmond baseball fans VIII have al!
opportunity Of seeing TWO fast games
today. At o'clock thr Elrs ana ibr
iolicc VIII meet al ~oulcvard Field for
the ,hird encounter Of the season ~
3 O'Clock the christo-Cola and II. b
Praucr teams e Tho Athletic League
VII! clash Al Byrd Park in a Corics,
that VIII probably settle the cnam
pionship Of the circuit
Reports from the Elks and police
last night were 10 the effect that ho,h
teams had strengthened since thcir
last meeting and We're ia shape 20 plav
Asher are recent additions TO Tin. I;Iks
and WaynacE 20 the COPS
In the hrst game 10 play of Tho tie
between brauer and Christie Cola.
Braucr won. u this outn, repeats this
afternoon Il VIII cl.uch the titl. and
a third game viii he Unnecessary. If
christo-Cola wins, the two teams viii
play, off the deciding game on Friday
OF this week
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SARATOGA ENTRIES TODAY

and up: six ADMINISTRATIONS III: Re
sst. los. Dahinda lid: Surplicc. loj: Scotch
Verdict loG; Picasant los: 'Swecplct, q;
io7 Goidvaie. liz; Amatkassin. ii5; Madame
i:ynE: IS; Back Bay; no .DimitFi' 1913:
Kru,cr 100: st. Quentin. ~: Frank shan
Second racs-tho North Creek handicap:
Dor, 100: I.cochares. I'D: Elmcndorf. 10Y :
Spur.s122: over There. l0i: Lena Misha. lo7
Porter us: Vancouver. 81: Thunderciap, III;
r:sccba l2.:; Thunderstorm. 30; Slippery Elm.
Third race-seling: for maidcns. lwo-
ycar-olds: Ave furlonEs Jean Bullant. no:
l;"ve,s Lane 81 ; o7; I,nrry TO- Midi an
sir Clarence no: ShilielaGh H.. 10: sub
Rosa. lo7; Mock Ornnge ito: May Alley.
lo1; Caubecn, lo7: BIZ Bang. iio Sadie p.
Spad. no. 'Carlne s. ln2: l.arGheuo. l07;
Cnrrnoran no. Burlcv. 10
Fourth raCe-thc Saranac handicap for
,hree-year- olds: one ,nle-Passtng shower.
Lord Brighton. lls: RoutledE". ~; over
There. los War Pcnuant. 1926; Purchase. i3S
Fifth rac"-th" Clement; handicap: selling:
for thrce-year-old and up: one mile
Camouneur. us: Bally Mooney. lis: Tetcy.
ZOO: Irish kiss IO6.
sixth racc-for maidcns two years old:
five furlonEs-c;ailarhe l!5 The Trout. ll3;
INDIAN. rs: David lIarum, ~: Peace Fen
swirl liz Mile. Vivian, ll2; Rrynrar, Ii2:
Round Robin. rs: Flare-up. li2; Princess
Mary. li2.
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SARATOGA RESULTS

,1a a[s; T'?' to far5o?E,Air RAID -.
:fm he!,e Ia. G.urstorG). - TO !. 10 10
TO second; Srnpl-ron 10, 1Sani., 70
10 To- l. zen. ,A!rd Tine 80. l-5 Retrieve
cure tAai.!H. Repeater, BucA horn II also
Second race-onc milc-M Matinee Ttol 10.
~ y TO 20 J. 20 =. TO T. won: ia iIo-
'i"iH' - 'WIhap. 70 !. & To : In
,rG"nd' iiauIy Valley. ~ tcaWahanJ 5 To-
}, 70 !. even. third Time. i.igi-5 ARA
Ehn bam-"s'h Fiz"r Muuonly. S,rsighi
'wT%hta' Arrah 60 on also ran
ih!td racs-one mila-oyer There. 10
s Nsn'ee d, r. ~ 70 : out, won Pastoral
second: Mormon Elaer. 10; tR6ya2n," w. 20 "n a.
TO even ,hrd. Time. 81 a-5. Crys-
Fourth race GRAB Rag handicap: six
;uI .onGs- ii.a@es ;l- D.oftUsl. 9 10 3 1 20 ::
70 : Won Cleopatra. IL tMcAt."I 6 to
J. = :" J. : 10 D. second kiuu0ul. l.5 $50
.nn'. = to J. 20 10. "a 3. mira Time
~ - Truly Rural. CindcroUa Tour
jour Pilgrim. Captain Alco,E also ran
rum rac"-ou" mil" and q qUartcr-Ivry
IT,, '' cjnin"r!, tr 3. : 10 8. to 1 won :
t"m"". ~ tWIGa,. - to !, to Ia :;
s'c"nu; Queen o' the Sea. 40 Clvcss!crj,
C"'nme -. Jim D!nuy, Hong Kong also
saHs" to Il sSTi"" 5s, ~aa ior,5 40.
rs CSC Atcc). 20 !. To .. , TO II. second
Cock - ia" Main. no 'callahan,' TO /,
: 10 even. thrd Time ..ii 2-5. Lucy
lee. Mistake. %auelte Tiark Ior.na Moss
ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-20
GIANTS BUY BALL CLUB
PurchaAc Controlling Interest In Inter
national League Team for tsc n.
"F'Hrm' for Players.

NEW YORK. August ls-The Giants
nave purchased controlling interest
in tho Rochester international Ir,guc
team from Charles Chaplin. according
TO a repor; current in sportin. circles
today.
The purchase price could not be
learned. II Is Understood that Man
ager McGraw. Of the Giants. intends
70 use the Rochester club as sort OF
Farm Tor promising young players
number o. these nave already hccn
turned over 10 the Rochester club.
Fred Kelly. the big FIRST baseman OF
ne Hust!crS. VAS recalled today by the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-20
AUSTRALIANS WIN TITLE

Apprentice allowance claimed.
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Norman BrOOkes md Gerald Patterson
Defeat Tildcn md Richards In
Tennis Doubles Matches.
IRv Associatcd Prcss |

NEWTON. MASS. August 10. - The
lawn tennis doubles championship of
America was won today by Norman f..
Brookcs and Gerald l.. Patterson. the
Australian team. They took the title
from it's defenders. William r. Ti!den,
H.. of Philadelphia. and Vincent Rich
ards. of Yonkcrs, y. Yin fine spcctacu-
lar sets, Sc, So. 4-6. 4-6. 6-2. on the
courts of the i,onGwood Cricket Club
Although the Americans got only
two games in the final set ii was per-
haps the hardest fought Of the five.
The clocklike steadincSS Of Brookes.
and the terrific smashcs Of Patterson
were the deciding factors.
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CLEVELAND BEATS 'YANKS
QUINN Is HIT HARD, WHILE
C0VELESKIE HURlS WELL
Connolly Presented with Gold Medal
by American League for Service
as Umpire.
NY Associated Press |

CLEVELAND. August l9.-Ncw York
was unable to do anything to Coveles-
kie after the first inning. when ii made
two of it's three hits. and Cleveland
made II two out of three by winning,
to ].
Quinn was hit hard. Pipp was expelled
from the game by Umpire Hildcbrand
for protesting a called third strike.
Tommy Connolly was presented with
gold medal by the American League,
concentrating his twcnty-iifth an
niVcrSary us an umpire.
Score:
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Totals .....3i 10 Totals .....st
Score by innings: 2
CUBS, Al; GIANTS, 3-5
(By Associated Prcss.1

NEW YORK, August l9.-ChicaGo
won its first victory III New York this
season by taking the first half of a
double header TO-DAY. TO ). New Iork
took the second contest, to !, in which
Barnes won his twentieth game. being
the first National League twirler to
win a score OF games.
Alexander defeated Douglas in the
opening contest. but was hard pressed
III the closing innings. New fork's
superior base running decided the Sec
ond game, the Giants scoring three
runs on three passes. four stolen bases
and one hit
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Totals Isl Z s Totals ...3i 6 ,
Score by innings: II

Merchants ...........l ; 0l o o %
Federal 49,. 1870 o ! o ! o x-7
summary: Two-base hit-Burton. Three
base h,t--Ca rdwei! stolen hases-wal den.
2, sacrifce h.is-HCsrdwcii. Vanrei'. u' Dombl.
riay-Davis TO Mckee. Hi hy pitched bali
10: Federal. 8. Bases on balls-on Davis.
9: on Thompson. D. Struck out-hy Davis.
,; by Thompson, IL. Time OF game, l:45.
Umpire-Banton. Scorcr-Sut,on
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REDS WIN DOUBLE Header
DODGERS FALL VICTIMS TO
HURLlNG OF RING AND ELLER
Cincinnati shuts Out brooklyn In First
Game ana Takes Second by
81 Score.

BROOKLYN. August l9.-Cncinnati
shut out Brooklyn in the first game
here today. to o, and also won the
second game, . TO |.
Ring allowed but three hits in the
opening game. Eller had yielded only
five scattered hits in the second game
until the ninth inning. when Wheat
doubled and scored on konetchy's sin
gle.
Sherwood Magee made four hits In
four times at bat in the second con-
test
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SECOND GAME.


SNDE' % liNlIISS. . 7.
Chicago ..............0 OIL
&cw York .........O o W
: u IN m ary: Two.base h!is-Fletcher.
Zimmerman. Stolen bascs-Chase. Burns.
,. Young. Sacrifice. hi,--raskert. Sacrifice
Ny-iSa rDer. Left Das.s--Ncw York. 6.
Chicago. g Base baScs--iI cndriA. 3.
iIiia-,on Hendrix. : In l-3 innings; Car
Hollocher. Struck nut--by Barnes. .. Hcnd-
riA. :. LOSING pItC hcr-Iicndrix.
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Washington.
Detroit,
Totals .....33 : / Totals ....cs : II |
'Batted FOR Harper in nth
7 Battcd FOR Zachary In eighth.

= Z,
Washington Observation-Disclosures 0 o 90 IL
Detroit ........OO OF ) OD2 S-I
Il ia IN r :: Two base hits-l.conard.
Young. Menoskey. Tbrcc.ba ht-iones.
stolen hascs--Cobh ~. Jones Ain-m!th.
Sacrifice hts-AgEew. Young Sacrifice flies
Cobb. Neach. Double plays-JoneS TO
Young 10 fIei'nan; Bush to Young to He'll
Washington. s: Detroit. =. Rase balls
OF Harper. 1: off Gill. /: off Dauss /. Has
off Harper. In 5: off Zachary. I in =:
OF Gin, in Struck out-hv Harper. >;
by Dauss. 3: by ellis. |. Losing pitcher
HARPER.
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TARS, 3; RUBES, |
Special to The Times-Disnatch.1

..i.rVEf! 60 he Ilmes- DisnAt Ten
81 Folk, VA, August lo.-NorfolIi
TOOK the second game OF the three davs,
series from Suffolk this afternoon 10
III. Lonins for the home team, pitched
SUFFOLK tied the score in tho third
10 !. In the seventh Umpire yaish
oanished Manager Oldring from The
ar, ana from that time on trouble
an attack was made on Walsh hy
me rams who waited until the r,,n,
49, eyer and swarmed out on tho
Score:
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CARDINALS, Al; BRAVES, 2-2


BOSTON, August la-Boston and ST.
Louis split even today. the visitors
winning the first game, to 2. and
losing the second. = to |, in eleven
innings
Hcrnsby who went TO first base.
where he played well. tripled. scoring
twO runs in the first inning of the
opener. st. Louis scored two runs in
the fourth on hits and errors.
Cruises single, Iiolkc's sacrifice and
Manns double over Center Fielder
Smiths head in the eleventh won the
second game for Boston.
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FIRST GAME.


OF ~ ~ IININEN. II
St Louis ..o o o . n n n q u
b"st"n ...... .... .....o o % o l-2
Snnm"ry Two-baSc hi,-,Lavan. Three
ohNc MT tinrnspY. stolen basc-Mcienry.
o"Iutnrf hi,t1S STOCK iplkc, Sacrifice ny
:" Siock To- C!cmons I.cr on bascs-S,.
ii:Snls,, Boston; iiasc on bails--or
N"pnward, o. H!ts-on FIlingim in
Z: IcGuiiian. In 9 Struck out-hy
1I."iiIItm"tn, - f4I!inEin. ,. Losing pitcher
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Suffolk
T Tota. :. .'' Totals 80

Norfolk r.
Suffolk '''''''''; : ~ 900 Is
M s.iAfinary: stolen hases--C hsniarn~. Nc
.y|'s' Dcuo.e plays-Balllnr.r 10 NcI,rn
70 ). h~aril Mcconnell 10 R,ack 10 Gov
va Gns.Nortolk. J.: Sunok l. i.ef,
on oh.c>- Norfolk. g, Suffolk. Struck on,
III SH.,"i@n; 3; by Collins. 6 Eases ON
th, .H"' II.!otou of Collins ! Wild
~" "l!!fs' Mc'onn"ll tmpirc-WaIsh-
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RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Petersburg. 1 Richmond, 3.
Norfolk. 8: Suffolk. 1.
Portsmouth. IL; Newport News. o.
GAMES TODAY.
Richmond Mt Petersburg.
Newport News mt Portsmouth.
Norfolk Mt Suffolk.
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WHITE SOX, 8; ATHLETICS, 7
(By Associated prcss.)

CHICAGO, August l2.-Chicaso. after
losing the lead, staged rallies in the
seventh and eighth innings, overlook
Philadelphia and won. s to I. making
Il clean sweep OF the series
. Sig Bill James, recently with tho
Boston Red SoX. and claimed by Chi
caSo Via tho waiver route, reported to
Manager Gleason today.
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FIRST GAME.
Chicago.
Totals .....32 II Q Totals .....33 }
-Baticd for Douglas in sixth.
7 Bsttei for Winters in eighth
1kan Tor Doyle IN eighth.
t.A. Inn

New York .......................O o0oO0l2o-3
summary: Two--basc hits-Deal ,2J.
Youig ,2J. Three hitsc hits-Mcrke. Ma
gee. stolen hases-tiack Sacrifice hits,
iicr2oE. kl.lii.r Double piay-Deal and
h-rzoG and Merkle Left on bascs-New
ok. ): Chi,ngo. :. Base. on balis-eh
Douglas. !: of Winters. l. OFF Alexander =.
liIts-on Doug las. in 8; off Winters. in .:
OF Dubnc. IN j; Hit by Pitcher Douglas
tierzogJ. Struck out-by Douglas. /: by
Duhuc. /; BY Alexander. > Passed ball
klii!icr. Losing pitcher-DouGlas.
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OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS
INTERNATIONAL LEAc1rE

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
HinGhamton, .: Newark, .
dorsey City-ROchcster, postponed,
rain.
Baltimore Buffalo, postponed, wet
grounds.
Reading Toronto. both games post
poncd, rain.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
ST: Paul. IS: Columbus, -
minneapolis. z; Indianapolis, 3.
Toledo. 4: Milwaukee. 3.
Kansas City. z: Louisville. 4.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
BIRMINGHAM S: Mcmphis,0
Atlanta, 8: Nashville, 3.
cha tthnooga. 3: New Orleans, 2.
Mobile, 8; Little Rock, 6.
SOGTu ATLANTIC.
GrcenvilIc.. Il Augusta. o. (First
Gauc:)
Charlesron. 3: Charlotte, I.
Columbia. ~: Spartanburg, 2-2.
Augusta. .; Greenvillc, !. (Second
gamc.)