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EMPIRE CITY RESULTS

tE"wan!. 70 . tu :. w"n: piuf!bus. II,
il-oeb, TO -. oEru. to Z; won Eni,,t
~ me Heather. H. trurncri. io
. {" 10 + third Time. 100 H,lly
iNtw Ih"odoSIa. Victor 4 knto l'rsirv
H'a'u-Hy, Johnny c'Connyll ana Faun,i'
Sseo9d rare milo ana seventy yards
4lt-N Dream. !N' Turner 10 + ~,
Won Ehasso4i. u, tktrsrhbaump. 20 to i
r'" % our. second, Pastoral swain liz
=, tI.a'GGm, Iysn out third Timc.
hitg race NIL. ana sixteenth War Cuh
y" tEgricb. Is TO .. 10 j. oui Won.
ii' 'iHVoau 100 tEiurl. to l. To
""l. second Ccprtiooi lr1 (Corcy) ,o
=" "ri ihigG Time. l:.3 Wodan
fourth ;a.e aye aud one .haf furlonc.-
'i'.u, ~ tsprr,ip, 10 T. /, 10 . on,
"''l' ~" tiru,T 10 jMcNtccb : ia
,a,H' ."ti second liard CUES ~ (Turn,
-, "" j. to =. cat. third Time
.n Ai'1;raa also ian
fIih rIrr-tulle and seventy Yards
,'i-''"l' I'i 'N"in"r) u To :. 3 10 >.
GUY. Won MArtuSor 10 CParrIngi"n.
,,,.. ~ OUT "roud. Tcucy. 100 tCoi-
80 iiea Cow Thrift aud Aibrf, /
Eis'h rar siN :ur,ons. Bailey Zen. ps
Fuanar;y Globr, hi .s.ic"i : +" - W Won
90 .cpnd scotch N.,Itci 10. "Np"cgS'
ncrJ - fol - F, intyJ -,
w ~. lbs. o,dIle. Tt.umphanl Ann
W,d.tn I'm waters. naa sche"r aud
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WINDSOR RESULTS

First racH- 1--WE fur.onc4 Beg ra-aon ia
1B Collins. jG' -fI second t;u,.,i
tumn. ii3 ,Kerncdyp, $50 thgra rhine
] tbsl-S Mc.!Esfp. -ODr5sa.is lfa- Srrt
Eagenia X zea.ous Rertha s Voor1.Ill'
Hgmaid and Dan Jackson ran,
;see'nd TssSs,,P,i,e ans 'zlesa'h- Mal1w-
CHA Dtess. Us Hicht-eekl. 40 out ssc-
Time. .2:bi . Mouctt ran.
Third rac".ilre ana cine half fu-iouss-
Napoo. lGi fHsy.oul. ss, $50 ga Wan.
Ssa Court IG5 tMcraresr, $50 ihid,
Itme., i;!i Miss Dora. Martin : $50.
ipok W9rm, Alberta $. Tom Norris ana
Fourth race-giN furlongs Estrro. l,s
lfMtil!fb. 3o. -5D out. won Louise y III
,fRutwelD. So. out. second Charlie I.y-
GScker. in. tRirhcrcH}D. uGt. thirG Tim.
= .eo3-5. cnnmrdore ran.
ift1h n gscs-1f'.leTj Jean n5!ian; ~ tMor
sISSorrisseyi 80 20 .stan& 55Ig,;oi iSl
1S iRomsneiiI. go ,nyd propagsnj,
Princes Myrtle. M!sz Millions. Acoush.a II.
and Wexford ran.
3 sixth race-lnii. and s,1teeuin- Goi,ie,
Day IS RiChs.cckl. = ~ S;G 5Df Won!
y yss1, 81 Az: rs .Kssnnn.hy ~ MIRA.
JteTry nurEoyac aud Peerless One raii,
Eleventh raeh--mti- and a aunrtc-"lJacl,
E1ritsi CITY. .!I5 lBuiweiD. so so sen
Tynne., s;tS5.S CandtIarta. Puts and Calls.
Alrdrte, L&inster, THANKSGIVING and Lax.
ryvxy-"r ~ ~. e III AZ.
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CRACK GOLFERS PLAY
IN SEM|F|NAL TODAY
.tBobby" Jones Will Meet Chick"
x Evans i'm Western Ass0cia-
ton Tournament.
IBy Associated PRESS

50 MEMPHIS. TENN. July 10
Charles Evans. Jr.. of Chicago;
Bobby" Jones. Jr., Atlanta: Henry
Wenzler. Memphis. AMI Clarence
Wolff, St Louis. are the four sur
vivors in the Amateur Championship
Tournament OF the West Golf Asso--
citation, which enter. ihc mi-hnal
stag ,oa"'r..w Win !o',s opp0siHHE
Es"ns. AL WemIier h%.'iimg Woiit
Evans eliminated James Ward:
Kansas CRY IN the third round OF
match play today. 10 {: Jones ousted
Clarence Hubby Jr.. OF Dallas Tex.
WILDER. or lndianapolisc. and >,
and Wolff defeated Follack Boyd. of
Chattanooga, IN the most interest
ing match of The day. > and !.
The third round matches were over
a test OF sc holes The Scmi-iinals
tomorrow are 10 hc OF a similar dis-
lance as are the finals Saturday.
Golfers Speculate On Outcome.
Ton!gh, eolfinE enthusiasts are
Specializing on the outcome of the
match tomorrow between Jones. the
Evans. former national and open
champion and four times winner OF
the Western. This is the first tiniN
Jones has ever connected IN West
ern tournament. Likewise. IL Is the
first time he has drawn Evans as =
tournament opponent. His play III
the present tournament mas been
Spectacular, having established new
record Of siXty-ninc. while Evans has
been showing improving form aS the
tournament emerged from the prelim-
mary phases Whatever the out
come, followers OF the tournament
arc anticipating one OF the most
thrilling golf uuels in the history
of the sport. With the winner getting
the rating as favor!;e in the iinals.
The match today between Evans
and Ward started out like hard
Battle. Ward was one up ~ the
end OF The first nine and Won the
..tnth. Eu, Evans crept Up from be;
with the TWO all square. Evans won
the first three holes in succession In
the afternoon and after that the re
suit was foregonc conclusion. The
cards follow
IT, f s., 5 iSuISs3 #sr oH ca ~ T. Il s
H. sssG ST. d Wari 9a Ge " IL " S 'i H.
" Jonc, Win. Easily.
sci: S wan na n%fS w 2T aDby sS
ssbEn ehamn,"n VA four " 81 Nj turn IT,
the Dallas man dii no, win h6i ami
Jones sunk the deciding put; on the
Vi So. ~ ~; ai igS6S' out as So
Second round lonss. DIT. cii. SAT S. Hub
s'Tha Wuln Bovd match was fought hi,
ferry WclH was Two 40 .t the "nd Of
thrilling ra'y IN tn: outGonE nine IN
the afternoon. taking the lead. three up.
This spurt seemed IL taN BOYD severely.
for he only won one hole Thereafter. though
he carried tEe M!ssour!In 10. this seven
lFirst rouni- woin out. 60. Si' 2is.a7
in. 2s+. 3,l, 5h.5I BOYD. out, n'5. 81 ai'-5S;
second round Wo'G out n,5. ai' s., 10
in. -; 80, a. BOYD. out. "iL 81. ji'-ae
in. i6 $50. *.
Wcnsler was clEht W. on Wilhsr at tn,
end Of the mornins found The matca
.'iFir., round Wcnzl.n out 5,5 81. SIS
10. $50. 49,. $3.50. WHbert. out, $50. 80
.t;a-iS: IN. i..i iij. -
Second round .uzIor. ont. ;II. 3i5 3i5-cS
ip. 96i. 8 Wiiher out 90. 'i'. a'3-31 m
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KiRCHER MAY LEAVE
FOR ST. LOUIS SHORTLY
NnrnH :r>inus for Southpan Ia Re
port B"i"rr Virginia League
season Ends

Mike kirrhcr premier hu.l.r 81
ne N.FHInia l-caEuc, VINO was sold
li"nal i.carue CLUB last week. Viii
report 10 thc big league cluS AZ soon
rs MandE EraEch Hickey sends an
rNper!cnccl pitcher here 10 take ms
r'1Ee, VI inaSor Lee Gooeh announced
.aSt night.
GGoch is expecting Schultz. = right.
i$'nle9' l" report here in time Ia ac-
,,nLhp1nN the Colts 10 Norfolk Mon
S,chui,z; however, VIII no; tie The
signal for kirch-r to h!d lhc cnuit,I
c,iE q ioml farewell. Gooch viii
: We SchuiiH i careful once ovc ~
an" p''eh him before letting kircacr
u .old Manager Hickey in Il !c;te.
thh' would not accept q ycungstcr.
~ ON g.t ,h"m myself" Gooch
"xpcr,en..J n1S mlI' nave Is an
ina, EiaNry ,i,derstands ~" w." m MS IN IN,
S'tiSted before we allow Ktrchcr %
HSt ns 9.E league hagt.am. hickey
l".es ne sud Turro, CuoHn p.tc.icr
now Win kansas CITY, and formerly
Win Portsmouth, would TIE ours for
thc season at the asking
IN letting kirchcr 40 at this
snail satisfy myself that w" have
M'Dn!n: pitchc" in his place II
r". YIN pai! aamCs believe lie
asi WI, y"!n the club official. N
."AE come 80 him. Going up AT this
tme HcIuS much "a him. more salary
ana T." rHAHrH - mako good at mi
stag OF INC National League race
WIN my other hurlers going good.
Ice! certain We shall hold our own
win any rluh IN the league
frtrrr iOoCh allows Eirchcr Ia
paeK, ms Uniform and depart West
W"rd' ne W!i! give tine fans advance
upuc" and pjtrh tin. Star Of MS
I9le ia Sc farewell. contest.
Ivory admircr Of the R;ch,non1
,rdo WlSacS I<ircher Dig succcss.
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! the series this afternoon by the score

the series this afternoon by the score
of to ).
1t was one OF the closest and hard
est fought games OF the season. To
Builders scored two iuns IN the first
III Brannigan'3 walk. Wagner's error
on RranniSan's groundcr Bcalc's sac
riiicc and Lakes double and kruinc-
makers single. Roddcn was hit 10y IL
pitched bali in the second, was scarf
feed forward by fasuuercl! and
scored on MorEan's double. After
that WARRIOR seemed TO nave the
measure OF the visitors.
In the third Wagncr's double and
singles by Holloman and WARRIOR
gave the Tars their FIRST run. In the
seventh doubles by Summa and Cor
coran pushed another run across. IN
the eighth Lcathcrs opened with Il
single. WAS sacrificed by Simmons
and went to third on Wagner sim
gle, Wagner taking second on the re-
lay TO third to hold feathers from the
plate. Holloman Drew a free pass.
loading the bases WARRIOR scored the
tieing run with Il sacrifice !iy 10 right.
and when Lake threw wild TO third to
stop Wagner the latter trottcd across
witn the winning score.
S.,k RI \nF fnlt
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Totals ..,;a ?. q, IL Totals SIS |. = 10
-!;au i'r Hv~linGs in ninth.
Ran FOR Huhi,.u IN ninth
yl;nn for WiuEu IN eighth
HHiied Tor i;!,"v la eighth.
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ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.
HOTEL PETNEY

New York Ave. near beach American
and European plan. Capacity $50. Noted
for well cooked food. Large. airy rooms:
hrst-class service. Special season rates
on application. JACOB IICKAR.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY. Y
Pbiiadelphin at st; Louis. ~
New York Mt Pittsburgh.
.;,,t- 49, Boston at Chiesxo
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CATS POUNCE Civ BUGS
fSpecia,,oT The Timcs- Dispatch

Especial 20 The Times Dispatch.l
WILSON, y. &, July lj.--Thc Suf-
FOLK cats walked away with the Bugs
this afternoon in II listlcSs game fcl-
turcd only by the hard hitting Of the
visitors. Meyers started the affair
for the Bugs ana was yankcd after
pitching two innings. Albaugh. his
relief. proved 10 ne no better. and was
hit freely through the remaining five.
Duffy lead In the stick work for
the Bugs. while the fielding of Wal
ters Dul!cd the nome club out OF sew
cTal bad holes.
Strain. Poo!c and benson led in the
attack by the visitors.
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81. Louis.
New York,
Totals /. III 1880 Il Totals 30 u % /

Totals ~ 1880 /; Totals =. 80 IL 30 IL
Score by innings: r.
s.; Louis ...l ooi 90 do
New York ....j q u q, 3-i5
summary: Runs-Tobn, Gcicon. Sister
81; WILLIAMS ca. Smith 60. SEVERED.
Sothoron. Pccknpaurh. ward 90. ptpp
81. Ruth 60. Lewis 90. Pratt Iuci.
rhorinahlen. Errors r. Smith, Sothoron.
Iwo-baS hits-Gedcun 60. GERBER smith
Three bas" his Wiliams. Home runs
Sisicr robin. ripp. Williams. Ruth
stolen has"s-Sisi"r ta). jacobson. VIII
Hams. Sacrinccs-Pipp CO. Gerber Ruei.
Lewis Double plays-ripp mnassi=t"dJ:
gerber to Gcdcon to Sisl"r 90. rcCkin-
r"p Ugh TO PPM I;ef' on basGGs-s, I."u.s,
]; of Sothoron, I: of Thorrnahlcn, | off
Burwell. =. OF Collins. |. Hits-oif Mays
IN ! L. Innings. OF Sothoron. /: In > l.J
innings. of Thoiinahien. in Ia innings
OH Burwcll. in 6.-5 innings tnonr ou,
~ eleventh.: of Collins. . tn 5l-3 innings
struck out-hy Mays / by ThOrmahlcn
J.: hy Burwcil. :. by Collins. I. Balk-
Collins. Winning pIiche--Cnlins Losing
pit"hcr-Sothornn. EMPIRES. Exams and
Hi!deb.and. Time. ..aj.
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Babe" Ruth Secures Twenty-Ninth
Home Run, Equaling Own Record

3 home
the nruOnt T ing OF
OF odn.'s II
men MISC
Ruth
In In hirtecn
fromM . period he add
20
i, hnnn in IL double
touoc "ns--Ni 4 May juno. dJune3O - ~
ut
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PIRATES DOWN BRAVES

nv NesociA'sd Press
PITTSBURGH, July i3.-PittsburEh
defeated Boston today for the fourth
time. = to \.
In the ninth with the score tied
Grimm led OF with hit and reached
second on Cations sacrifice. Schmidt
was passed and, Lee. hitting Tor
Carlson. drove single to center.
scoring Grimm with the winning run.
i,O.,uu. rtttshuFr,I.
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Jticl,ii,on,i
Rocky Mount.

Richmond ... u n . % n N X:
Rocky Mount MN q IA +" -
p Smmhmn,y; huns-iiakor.. Smuh. nolmcs'
E :ru, n'" ~, "t"hr. Shhinr!iH ~. Walker
Myers Walker Keller. Loaoh Twn.p, ~ u.
h: n.her; noImeS ChAmplin ~. Thr".
Sacrthcc hits -baughton. HOPKINS sht.M",,,
Smi,h i,ouhlc pldys-Ahbntt u i.nk"r -,
i.ooie, walker I" Chisholm: ,'hsInnI;r
ynnIssist,dl: Left y. bases Highni";,I "
Rocky Mount. D. FIRST has. o;, rrrn. .
hiThm"nd Z: Rocky Mount > H,sn. ~
balls.oh kiTchtT. /: of i.oach 2 ~, -"
on stone. in innings StriicE ON l.,
Of game, l:3c. Empires. Wcs;"ry.l, .Imi
Brandon w 'hd
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WARRIOR BEATS BUILDERS

sSpGcial to The Times Dispa,chD
Builders being unable to connn,, viI.t,
Jack WARRIORS hooks after INC Soc.
ond inning. and the Tars taking ,;ird-
~ TO Morgan.s Blenders as the gam.
Newport News in the mrs, r'tn.
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Frank W. lksr Sid
by Rocky Mount Club
Try Associated rrcss.I

ROCKY MOUNT, y. G.. July ID
Outncidcr Frnni< Walker. of the
local Virginia League club. has
been sold 10 the Philadelphia
Americans for $500 and Kubc
HARRISON. u pitcher. II was am
nounccd todnS.
Walker. IL WAS stated. brought
The highest pricc ever paid for u
virginia I.cnSur player. itcsidcs
bcin. upc of t'.e leading hcldcr>
of the circuit. ne hnS u battling
average Of more than .1nU for the
first hnlf Of the playing season.
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TRUCKERS WIN GAME

iSpeciai To The Timcs-Dlspateh.1
PETERSBURG. Va, July l5.-Mc-
fiiouGhlin had cvcrythinC his own
way THIS afternoon. and Portsmouth
experienced little trouble In admin
tstcrinE Il shutout today I.odcstro
Was knocked out of the hoX in the
initial frame. and Outiieldcr Smith
finished the game. The Goobcrs got
hut four saf"tics from the offerings
Df M,.I;loNt-hlin
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Score 10y innings: X.
Rrooklyn ..,....
summary; Runs-O!scn. Johnston 90.
Marpuard. Mrrklc ~. FriberE. Errors
Twomhiy. Friherg. Vaughn. Two base hits
-Merklc 60. Johnston Wheat. kilifcr.
Sacrifices Myers. Herzog. Griffith. Twom-
bly,. Double playS-k!!duf To Olson To
NoHctchy: Johnston 10 kildua to k"net-
chy. Lett on bases lIrcUklyn. :: Chicago.
T. Bases haiS-.on Vaughn. !: of
Smith. !. HtS-oH Vaughn. in innings;
of Bailey. IN innings: off MarQuaru.
~ In (: innings ozone ont In tcnth). OF
Smith. none IN Inning. Struck Gus
10y Vaughn, {; hy MsrIuard. l. 10y Bailey.
!. Winning pitcher. MarvUtrd Losing
pitcher - Bailey Uupircs. kicm and
EriSlir. fine. lbs.
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DODGERS BEAT CH|CAG0
BROOKLYN TAKES GAME
BY RALLYlNG IN TENTH
Robins Get To bailey and Shove Two
Runs ACROSS Plntr-MurIuard
Driven From Hon.

CHICAGO. July l5.-Brooklyn hi;
Bailey hard IN the tenth inning to-
day and won the final game OF the
series from Chicago, to J. The
visitors punched hits in two innings
of Vaughn for their first TWO runs.
The locals managed TO tie the score
in the ninth. Their batting rally III
the tenth drove Maruuard of The
mound. but Smith stopped them.
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Wilson.
Suffolk.
Totals - r.Il2 Totals
Sgn-o by innings

Suffolk .......o z q o q Iii
Wilson ......- ........n o o o. Q
summary: RrnE-Rcs;. Xiierger Black
=: strain. .: Poole. Bcrson. Dnc. Duncan
Lloyd. :: Errors-castic. Duff. B!iting
Meyer Two base hii--Iilcn2cr. Three
base hits-Isen,on and pOoic First base
on "ri'S--nn Viewers. in = innings: on
t'hauEh. In innings of Lloyd. T.
Struck oni--hy Meyers. o: ny AIbrnrh. =;
IL Lloyd. - Double rlays-kos; to
hy pitched hal--Black. l. Time OF game
!to. UmpiTc-cross. Attendance. 500.
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RUTH's BAT FEATURES
TERRIFIC SLUGGER ADDS
ANOTHER HOMER TO LIST
Fcncc-Bmkting Bnhc Ties Record Set
ID! himself l.nst lcnr. Win
ming Gnmc for Yankees
Y Associated Prcss.I

TTSN .NssOCIutcU TrcSs
MEM YORK. July 15.-"Babe"'
Ruth in the eleventh. inning Of the
game between New York and ST.
Louis today. hit the ball over the
top OF the right-feld stand for a
home run. The hit not only won
tie game for the Yankees. II to 10.
but also cquallcd Ruth's record OF
twentyninc home runs. made last
year. Ward and fipp were on when
Ruth made his hit.
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All others. rain.
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Totals SIS liT2j II Totals Is II =.
'Httcd tur Filiingim ia ninth.
Tpn" on; when winning run scored.
HATED Tor Ponder Ia fourth.
'Ratted Tor Ncaior in seventh.
Slated FOR Carlson In n!nth

Scor" 10y innings: l..
Boston ........... = o q Is
H!ttshurSh ........ q N.c l-g
summary: Enn~-- Powell! a.. rick. Cruise,
lioll", GowlN. McQailsn t=i, Dgbcc
SoCthworta, Whitfield. ,'utshaw, Grimm
@, eaton ~. schmidt Errors-rici<,
E!cbc". Carey. cutshaw. Two has" hit
rIcli. Thrc"-bisc hits roWoll. Marau-
VILE, McCm!li.n; Mann. Whitfield. Cation
Sacrifices Powell. lIocclSci. Carey 60.
eaton. schmidt Double p!ayS-,iri,iln
,unnssiFtch) eaton. tutshnw ANA Grimm.
l:"r ga htscs-iio>t"n >: Pittsburgh. II.
ihsrs on hallS-ur McGuillan. = IN Mat
son, |: OF rundrr /: az; A.caGor /: nfC
nlnlc. !. ii',s-on Mocuil',a. 10 In 80
, NJ NJ. 30 Fl.iipG,m ~ IL innings;
in innings off McaiOr. IN . Innings:
"i Blake. In - innings. OF Carlson
none ia is i1n!n. struck Out--by Me-
2u.l!an ! by Iundcr. = by Blake
VIII pitrh-ronG"r. Winning pitcher
Garrison. Losing pitcher Watson. I'm
L.r.-. k-E..r I'm. Mn-nM. .r.rMn ! 80
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STORM BREAKS UP GAME

PHILADELPHIA. July l5.-Thun-
dcrshow"ra stopped the game he
tween Cleveland and Philadelphia to-
day at tho start al TIE seventh in
ming with the visitors ahead 3 10 1 .
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Petersburg.
Portsmouth.
rotals .ae Seill Totnls Ia

summary: Euns- Bangs. VioN. TraynGr.
Mallonc". Wait Parker. Errors -NcrrI-
yea. Communal. Burd"i;. Smith. Two bns.
hits ~ commend NCCiioughl!n, TTtynor.
stolen ba"cs-NioS. Mallonc". Sacrifice
hit-HdnkS. Bases on batS-nd Smith !:
of MtGlnuIhiin. |. Len on bascss- Parts
mouth. q: Petersburg 3. Hit by pitched
hallS-Ma!lonc" ny Smith. Ujts-On Loo
nostrn tnon" out in hrsD. Struck out
10y Smith. :. by Mctioughlin. = wiid
pii,ch-smith;, Time Of game. two hours.
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Totals =. 81 6 - II 7
sllatfgI for ETCil In II

Ncwuort News ..............2- a." q o q q %
Norfolk ......... ...........o o o 20 | -
summary: Runs-Whitrraft. lake. Rod
don. Summl. LcntherS. Wagner. >. Errors
i5ranniran. Lake. Wagner rw" bias: hits
l<ru'nIncmaker Lake. Schwartz. Warner.
l."athers Sunma and corcoran. Sacri-
flee hits-RsalC. Schwartz. pdSDucrreila.
Kane. simmons and WARRIOR. Left
bases Newport Nova. .: Noffoll:. . S;rik"
outs-hv Wagner. = WARRIOR. = Bases on
hallS-on Morgan. !; Warrior. :! HI; hv
pitched bali-bv Mer-an. tHollor- ~ /.
by WarhoD ! Usodd"nl. Time. SO. ,IGl-
ntrgs- ,;uvpn and t,,s,pr
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hpS iON July 1.-THE Red Sox
Today traded Inncidcr Hitler and
IaIcncr smith 10 the Pi,tsheld Club OF
man BRADY. Hitler played with The
petersburg team OF the Virginia
League last year. 80 !
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Sr0ru b" INNINGS. r.
Philadelphia i 2 u il -;
C!uc!nnat! ......i u o o u a,
summary: kuu- rtulcttc go. Williams
Mile wheat Tras"ss"r. Rath (D. Dnu-
bert. Gr"h. tran" ErrorS-Milier Wheat
i!uhhei!. T"u-uIs' hii>-Roush. W!nro
Miller Three hts" hits-paubcrt (2J
iHhl'tic wheat Sacrifices isoush. Rawl-
ms Meu~r,. Miller. iiuhhcl. Lcft on
n +. 'l',i,'ilrh."; 9: Cincinnati, ..
Of iGbrri!. Iiits of S9llcc In { / :
,nniHIs. OH i:lIcr. in 3 - innings of
hinE. IN inning; on iIuhhcii. II in &
innings OF Gnllla. i in ! snning Struck
~; by E!i'r. !: l.. Ring /. Winning
pitcher Iluhhcli. Losing pitcher Ring
Cmpircs. Mccormick ana Harrison. Time.
two hours
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COLTS BEAT BRONCH0s
WALKER FEATURES GAME
BY EXCELLENT WORK
Rocky Mount Guthcidrr Sold To phiIa-
dclphia Administrations Re
turns to- Game

Frank Walker. center fielder of the
Rocky Mount Bronchos, whose sale
10 the Philadelphia Athletics was an
nounccd yesterday. WAS the star of
the opening game of the series be-
tween the Colts and the Tarhcels AT
Boulevard Field. The Colts defeated
the visiting team by the score of to
;; nut II was through no fault of
Walkers.
The outer gardener enlivened a
.atncr ordinary exhibition by his
i"ShE work. lie nrSt jumped into
the iimcliEht in the second inning.
AID Manager Lee Gooch was his vic
TIM The Richmond pilot hi; one OF
mas famous ones 10 le:t center field on
a Inc. walker. after a long run and
Il leap. spcarcd the bail with his
SioNrd hand. The sphere was driven
with such force that the impact OF
inc eaten brought the center fielder IL
the ground. and many thouch, thai
he WAS hurt seriously
Walter Hits numc Run
Having brought the stands to their
teet by mis- catch. Walker stepped
INTO prominence the second time in
the fourth inning when he caught
one %; Lee stones slants on the nose
and the bali sailed over the lcft left
n"in renee The Colts were batting
IN their half OF the fourth when
Walker again featured with a DAG
"!ins play. Tommy Abbott was on
ihird, with one man down. "Ty"
smith drove one 10 center field
NhIhcf caught the ball. and with a
beautiful throw To the plate, doubled
Abbott, who had attempted to score
on the hit
Ice stone, the tall spi,bail pitcher
- the Colts. who has been our of
tht game with al injured arm for
HrNc:". days, returned to tn.
game. ana was chosen by Manager
Iooch Ia inrl the iirot game o: In.
series l."ach. a Southpaw pitcher.
opposed stone. The Richmond hurlcr
lasted only five innings. when ha
VIZ" taken out IN order that he might
no; lnIh'o his arm again.
Lock" Noun, pa; one across i'm tho
irst inning. bat the tally never
snou!d, have hccn registered Cham.
pm was credited with "a double TO
.rfi mead. ihc ball striking Smitn :,
glove, and advanced to third on A.;
inhc!d mt "Bing" Arragon Was
LILLY or an error on Walkers
sr"nnicr. and ChampI!n crossed til.
! late.
Colt. 80 Into Lead.
Loose playing on The part II the
ihr"nchoS. couplcd with four sinsics
ny ne C"!ts. gave the locals the i..:.I
IN ihc third inning. when they scored
'hrSt runs. y PAIR OF doubles and an
rri"r resulted IN two more rams
pcitlE scored in tho fourth frame
Rocky Mount made :. dc,.rinincd
chort 10 tie tn" score in irr fnnr,l,
inning. when Walker III, his bon,n
rum nut fortunately no one wa. IN
base. and the hit did no m;icrini
damage Three singles "A twn-barscr
ana am error gave the visitors one
/ the pitchin" burden i'm IN. six,b ~
! during III" four innings he wnrI.,i
4 che visiting team mad. ONO az, ~.
/ ana no runs. 'c hit
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Totals ...23 ais Totals "a : Is L
Batted for Harris In sccunh.

Batted for Harris in second.
Score by innings. r.
Y,i,,Innu, .'....... " -
inilddc!phia -............ OIL
.Gamc called with one out In seventh }
=, summary. RunS-Jamieson, Chapman.
Mhmb.EAnss. Basby. Speaker. witt. E.r :
rors : walker kccfc. Two base hits
icoub!c observation-disclosures. Johnston and
'hapmnn: Thomas. grimm. Dykes. Dugan
ahh lhonas. Left on buses Clcvclands 9.
rhiiadciphia. .. Bases on balls-ou H;ir-
~. 3. struck out-by BaEby. I: by Har-
riS, IL by Eccfe. Hi;s-on Harris. q in
innings; OF kecfc. In innings Los
inE >nitcher-Harrss tmpircs. Connolly
and Nallin. rime. 50 mIMmtes
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TV CLARENDON HOTEL

VIRGINIA AVENUE. NEAR BEACH.
Every room with hot and cold running
water. Capacity 200. Always open All
modern improvements: private baths
Write for rates. Ownership mnnaGcInent
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WHERE THEY rIAY TODAY.
iochN Mount ut Richmond.
Newpnrt News at Norfoik.
Portsmouth at Petersburg.
Sufl ul.< If Ailsnn
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PHIl-LiES WIN IN NINTH

IlNCi"NNT! ONO .tuIy ID
rhi!Idc'r.ia n.uic a stron. ninth
inning finish against Cincinnati to-
day nnJ wen. to :