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SPORTS
DIRECT WINS
THE VAssAR' PACE RAGE
10y Associated prcss.J

POUGHKEEPSIE, n. Y, August
25.-Plttman with Northern Direct.
won stirring four-heat victory In
tho Vassar" 2:12 class pacing. the
feature OF the third matinee OF the
grand circuit meeting.
Placing second TO Symbol 5. Forrest
and harvester in the first two heats.
tho son Of tho Northern Man took the
third aud tho fourth and deciding
miles with beautiful bursts of speed
down the home stretch. Harvester
was second in tho money.
Bonnie Dell outclasscd tho field in
the 2:09 trot, winning all three heats
ithout being seriously extended.
Il oko Axworthy WAS second In all
three heats. with Labc Riddoll for
lhird In the summaries. Tooisic
ToiSc and Sclka had a tight duel In
tho2:O7 trot, but the former had the
edge and won all three heats.
Ina Jay. Ernest's old campaigner.
n ado her frs. appearance since her
big year. 1917. but found the going
not TO her liking and was drawn be-
forc the third heat, after having
rated third in the first two.
III. Fleming. with Media, was tho
class of the 2:05 tro:. defeating Don
De Lopez. Baron CieEantiic. Charlie
Rex and reter L. Charlie Rex made
a ilne bid in each OF the first two
heats. after breaks but did not have
enough TO win.
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frequently calls play before It is
made
During the season our homo Is in
a New York apartment. but We have
another place with trees and s-ass
around it up in Sudbury, Mass. We
spend most of our winters in Eos, N
because l have cigar factory up
there which takes some management
OFF tho field we drop baseball. we
motor together in the evenings or 60
TO the broadway musical comedies,
but when tho weather is bad. l come
times sit at homo and play the organ
No kidding: l do. She doesn'; call
me Babe" sho calls me Hon" And
what l call her iS-bctwcen U.S.
EARNED Out to Providence.
But my story is back in the base
ball season of 1914 and l must re-
turn TO 1t. When ] arrived In Bcs-
ton. it seemed To me that there was
nothing moro for me TO win in lie
way OF honors. And because felt
that way the blow was all the harder
when the Red Sox refused TO take
iire from my spirit and casually
EARNED me out 10 the Providence
club of my old league. the Intcrna-
tional. after about n month on the
bench. 1t was pretty disappointing
to young fellow who though: lie
was coming along fine, but / remem-
oered the advice of Brother Matthias
to play the game" so l said nothing
much and went to work for Psovi
dcnce.
ON September ., I was back IN Pos
ION and they gave me chance 10
Work. Altogether broke into tie
box score four times. before the sea-
son ended. Two games | won. one
lost and one ] did not finish.
Boston did not have occasion 10
farm me out after that. 1t Is t-uc
mat pitched only twenty-five in
hinGs and got no homers that wear
hut had taken part in only foui
games and had done faily well on
one month of experiences in the bir
time. was waiting for 1915 10
come around when was sure I'd ret
my chance.
Ihey started me twenty-five times
ia 1910 won eighteen games ana
turned IN seven defeats. This r,vc
me pitching average of .72O. Tho
nome runs did not come so easily
AGAINST expert pitching of tho old
ieads ana cunning arms Of the hi,
league moundsmen as they had
asaihs' me Kids on the lot or the men
VINO went up against the Orioles
was able to collect only four ho,r.rs
es oid not attract much atten-
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ton. as record of four home clouts
in season was nothing to print on
twcnty-four sheet posters. However,
my batting average for the year put
me in the so-called charmed circle
of 800 hitterS. The end Of the sa-
son found mo with an average of
.3l5. and only once since then have
dropped below 500 This was in
1916 when my average fell to .o7s.
Remember. 1 was pitcher and pitch
crs arc supposed TO he rotten hittcrs.
They thought around the Boston club
that would have to blow up in one
department OF the other before the
1916 season got far under way be-
cause 1t just isn't done for a pitcher
TO win ball games and hit 800.
Wins Worlds Series
The season of 1916 was the least
SucceSsiu'. from batting viewpoint.
league. AT pitching. however. / man,
aged TO pull through with a good
showing. Altogether, there we're
ansirty-six,h starts and twentythree
OF them were entered in tho won
column. Thirteen games-un,mcky
numbcr-l lost. My batting eye didn't
seem seem TO be working that year. be-
thmsH I got only three homcrs
My pitching average for tho season
was .6SS. You will remember that
W" went into the worlds series that
fan, heating Brooklyn for the cham
pionship. People were saying at the
timo that the Dodgers were not really
championship club and did not de-
serve to represent the National
league against us. ] didn't think so.
t!aough. and every ball I pitched in
that series was sent over with all
the respect due to the winner Of a
hennant and fighter for the highest
honor. Everything in my head and
arm arm ] put on the ball to win. At
that time j was too young to take
chances in n worlds series. and I
am Just that young today. Any man
VINO becomes so cocksure of himself
as To let himself grow careless any
moment In worlds series, or in
any other game, is either TOO big or
TOO small for his chosen profession.
And III say right here I've never met
ono too big.
In the worlds series against Brook
iyn In 16 the old soup bone was
working like n piece Of steel ma
chi Shiine ~, ! had everything on the
and that any hitter didn't want The
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DEMPSEY IN EXCELLENT
SHAPE FOR M|sKE FIGHT
tBy Universal sery.ce.1

BENTON HARBoR. MICH. Ausut
25.-Jack Dempsey has the sam
training edge over BILLY Misko tina
no had on Jess Willard at Toled,
according to light fans. who visitc
the camps today. whcro challenge
and champion arc training hard 10
the Labor Day battle. Dempsey an
his manager. Jack Kcarns. havo bce.
wise enough to dig up excellent spar
ring partners. and a clever traino;
Dempsey cannot help hut reach tn
most beneficial results obtainabi
with the stan he has helping hi,
prepare to defend his title agains
what should he u desperate effort b
Miskc TO wrcst ii from him.
Watching Dempsey and Big Bi
Tate boxing In their ring in from
OF tho, srandstand today reminded on
sharply OF their training days a
Toledo. The only difference was tina
they boxed here in FUN gym costume
whereas Dempsey in his Maumce ia
enclosure performed always in fight
ing toys, and allowed the sun to bur
him until he WAS almost as dark a
Tate.
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CHURCH HILL vICTORS

Church Hill defeated tho Christie
Cola team at G. G. \. diamond ycstcr-
day by the score OF s TO ..
Chewing. on the mound for the
Hilltoppers. pitched air-tiEht ball. al
lowing only two safe binElcs during
the entire contest. and issuing one
pass.
Taylor held the heavy hitting
Church Hill team to nine hits. and
pitched a creditable game.
Devinc made a sensational catch
OF Pate's drive In the sixth inning
which brought a round of applause
from the crowd.
satWrdsw ~ End s1n ran papk Mu ,bs mre s
starting at o'clock sharp. Each
of these teams have two games 10
their credit, and the outcome OF Sat
urday's contest will moro than likely
deCidc The CITY chamninnshiu
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MARK ARlE SMASHES 1913
OUT OF 200 CLAY PIGEONS
fBy Associated rr.,r1

CLEVELAND. ONO. August as
l9s clay pigeons out OF
possible zoo. Mark Aric, vctera'
marksman OF Champaign. H.. todaI
won tho American amateur champion
ship at single targets. is Yards ris(
ono OF The feature events on today
program OF the grand AmaricaI
handicap trapshoo,lns tournamch
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Look Out for Rheumatism
AS Winter Approaches

III you have had the disease for anv
iensth OF time. you have doubtless
resortcd to the misleading treatment
OF liniments and lotions, in an effort
to get relief from it's torturinp Maine
Bnt you want more than mere tenn
porary relief. You want to be freed
from the shacklcs OF disease that
VIII bind you hand and foot.
So many cases Of Rheumatism como
from tiny disease germ that infests
tho blood. that physicians arc begin
ming TO realize that this source OF tho
disease is becoming quite prevalent
''of course e dseSee that faa SITS
source in;tas ahlaaassapnot .be.reachsd
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BREAKS SOUTHERN RECORD

LITTLE ROCK. ARK. August -.
BY singing IN The fourth inning of
[oday's game with New Orleans. out.
neldrr HAIRY Harper, % Little Rock.
which ne has hit safely
uhrpcr broke tho southern Assoc
citation record when he ran M his
FRIDAY.
The previous record was twenty
hVe' held by Gilbert, OF New Orlenas
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by local remedies applied to the sur
face.
One remedy that has given SPLEEN
did results In tho treatment of Rheu-
matism is s. S. s.. the fine old blood
remedy that has been sold by drug
gists for moro than fifty years. S. S.
S. acts by driving out of the blood
the disease germ that causes Rheu-
matism. thus affordinG real relief.
Begin taking S. S. S. today and II
you will write complete history Of
your case, our medical director will
give you expert advice, without
charge. Address Chief Medical Ad-
wiser. SIS 4ssift-i'e tor< lantz'
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MISS FRANCES HADFIELD
DEFEATS MRS. PERRY FlSKE

CHICAGO. August 35-Thc cham
pionship Of the Womans Western
Ton Association Is destined to change
hands this year as "A result or the do =
feat OF Mrs. Perry FiSkc. of Dc Ealh.
H.. present title holdt7. by Miss
Frances iiadfield. Milwaukee. In tho
second round OF match play in tho
flights at tho Oak Park
Country Club today.
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result of II was that / pitched thlr-
teen scorc!ess innings in the. series.
They did hit me once or twice. hut
IL did them no good. because not 4
man-Jack got around
And that was the beginning OF a
record in scorclcss innings that
stands to my credit In the annals OF
baseball.
END FOURTH CHAPTER
(To be continued tomorrow.)
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PITTSBURGH
Totals 3iioa7 s Totals 3cll27
.kittCi for nnndnr in ninth

~ nir,oo,hiyn .'........,.H $50 l.,
summary: Euns-Johnston. =; Griffith.
McCah" BiEhoc. Carey. Nicholson. Errors
Wheat McCahc. >: Nicholson. Two
base hit--Bi rbe. stolen bascs-Carcy.
Nicholson. schmidt. Barbara. Sacrifices
Wheat. CIishaw. Whitfield .: Schmidt.
Miller: Double piays-Pondcr TO Barbara
TO Whitfield: Whitfield tunassistcd): Bar
hare to Cutshsw to Whitfield: Miller TO
Eonetchy to Johnston. Left on bases
Brooklyn. 6: Pittsburgh. S. Base on balls
--MalnauE. .: Ponder. |. Hits-on Mar
Guard. in .2-a: OF MamauN. in 6l-3;
off Ponder. 10 IN o. Struck out--hy Mar
auarh. ]; by MamauS. .. Wild pitch
Ponder Winning piichcr--Ma maux. TIM
nlres. Moran and ELElcr. T!mc. 20.
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PENN MUTUAL WINS

Penn Mutual continued their run
for the city championship yesterday
when they defeated the Stockton
street team, champions OF the Rich-
mond League, by the score OF 3 10 o.
John Harrison. on tho mound for
the insurance boys. pitched a master
~ game, only allowing one hit and
DAD not walk man.
Penn Mutual pushed two runs
across in the fifth on Harrison's hit
Bowlcs' fielder's choice. and sacrifice
and Moss single to left field. The
other run was due to a homer by
Park" Rogcrson.
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MIKE k|RCHER BEATEN
BY NEW YORK GIANTS
IRv Assnciatcd rrcss-l

ST. LOUIS, August 2J.-Aftcr St.
Louis had punched hits off Barnes
and taken two-run lead against
New York in the sixth inning today.
the visitors came back and in the
eighth drove kirchcr from the box,
scoring five times on four singles. Il
triple and a base on balls for a 6-to-3
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WILSON WINS ONE
snec.al to Tho Timcs-Dispatc

,specal to Tho Times Dispatch;l.
WILSON \. g.. August 25.--Wi!-
last game when webb, . hir. hrawny
rortsidcr. absolutely refused to give
IN anything that looked like hits.
Tho hurlcr had everything his own
WAY, and allowed only two clean hits
and ono scratch hit. lie also re-
tired nine o! the Cats by the strike
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FRITZ HANSEN AND DIARY
TO WRESTLE TONIGHT

That popular favorite Fritz Ham
scn and Bob Diary. OF Troy. y. Y.
VIII Erapplc tonight at tho Broadway
Athletic Arena in what Will no doubt
be ono OF tho fastest bouts ever
staged in tho local wrestling thcatcr.
Both have been in training since
they last met and arc confident Of
winning the purse put UP by Zekc
Smith, the promoter
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TARHEELS BEAT BUILDERS

Especial to The Times Dispatch0
ROCKY MOUNT X. -, August -.
After twirlinE supcrhly for eleven
frames, Manager Fullcnwider brought
Victory 10 the Tarhcels in the final
game OF the series with Newport
News this afternoon, when. with Lee
on third base in the last half OF the
eleventh. he laid down "a perfect hunt.
the locals the big end of 3-to-.
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rhladelphia ........h n q OIL
Cincinnati ...N o 2 / x-s
summary: Runs--Mcuscl. Groh. Dauhcr,.
KHnnsh. Duncan. Neal" Errcrs-Si"kinS.
Allen. Two base hl;s---,;roh. duncan
Scalc. Mcscl. Three base hil-Dumcan
Stolen hhscs-Sirhing; Rawlings. Mcuscl.
INaorInces-rp auh"rt. Roush. konf. Allen.
r"ui"us Memsel TO Fletcher. Left or
iRssc on balls"Eiiiicr. i: Ri%Sy. i III;
by, nttchcr-hy RiScy; l.. struck ont--hy
lalSr,1 :; hy mtNcy. =. EMPIRES. CuiEley
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Chicago.
Boston.
Totals :, a24l3 Tot;
Totals 81 7a5il

Roston .............o q a q %
chlcaro ... q I n 80
son. MerkIc. Errors aranviile Ford .
siwo-haS' h'ss-Pask"r,. Flack Merklc.
2og 10 Terry to Al~rkle: Roeckci 10 q. E.,II
To- Ford !" Mar"nv:li. 10 o'NcIl. Icft on
halls--Tylcr. !; Scatt' l. Uits-of Sco,,
IN inninF.; of, Townsend. nom in
tnn.hE. III ny n.tchHr-hv Tyler IO'SciO.
Strnck CHt-Fvlcr. 3: Scott ! Umpires
Hart and Harrison. Time. i:l3
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CiMCY LlCKS PHILLY
Try Associated Press l

CINCINNATI, August 25.-Thc Reds
made il three straight from rhila-
dclnhia today by Il score Of TO !.
lt!Ncy WAS effective until tho
seventh when the champions punched
four hits for three earned rims.
Phi1n tie lphin. Cincinnati
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One ont when winning run scored,
Sewror, News o ooooooo ~
SUMMARY; Huns-I j!iainEcr Whitcraft
iiRnEHmr,wi1s ,SGarris1ni ,:S% Errors IShsrn;
rnnsm,Newnort Scws i: Rocky Mount ..
sacr!hce hiiS-Rehrn. ShA-n Chamnlin
MEYERS t2l. ,StcInhack. Keller t2i Two.
. hnss n,is,f-hGalG SHARP, HARRISON t2l,
ir. !, Base or halls OF Iroid, 8 on
hS Jreid. / hv Foley. o. by Full.nwcilcr
|; Hit hv ritcher- Ste nhpcls. bv Frcid.
l:rtt on hases-Ncwrorr News. 3. Rocky
Mount. o. Double plaN-nunv - Whit
S.ait, %: fnlcnwrid'r % Champlia to
hsck ma tmpnh 90 h.!Sr 10. stein.
Ncws. ?. Rocky Mount. J. Time 90
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Totals q atle
Totals % S27 s

Suffolk ...........n n q = q ~
Wilson ..........-...2 : Vt
Summary; Euns--Afagilc. =. DowncT.
pee. Two-hasc hit-Miiier. FIRST base on
hails--oU Webb. Z . Oft Lcasur". 2. struck
-out---by Webb. . b. Lpasur' I. Wild
pitch-I"asu-" Double Hlays--Lcasur" 10
Dee 20 Davies; Duncan TO Davies. Time
of game. 1875. Nttendapcc. 1900. I'M
n.rcS. Orth and Hrandon.
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VARD0N BEATS HIS BROTHER
tBy Associated Pres,,.

ST. PAUL. MINI. August 25.-
Harry Nardon and Edward Ray. Brit
iah professionals. today defeated Tor
Nardon, brother OF the English stat
anh Jack Burke. local professionals
up in 36-hole, best ball golf match
II. Nardon. with card OF 81. tied III
courec record in the afternoon round
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DODGERS BEAT PIRATES

NY NSHOCIdIrI ITTofS- 7
HITTSEC RGli PN.. August 81
Rrooklyn defeated Pittsburgh today.
{ to :.
Marpuard was knocked out OF the
box IN the third inning. MammuN C
l!evinc him.
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SPORTS
COOLERS WHIP TRUCKERS
AND MAKE BID FOR LEAD
;nccinl 10 the Times-Dlepatch. }

ISnNIIII 10 I tie I IIIIVS I'ISIIdNNTsI
PETERSBURG. VA, August 20
Paul Bennett celebrated his birthday
today by pitching his second game
IN two days and again handing the
Portsmouth contingent defeat, this
time the score being d TO >.
Petersburg Portsmouth.
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CUBS WALLOP BRAVES
Inv Assnciatcd rrn.sl

CHICAGO, August 25-I,hicaEo
made IL three straight from Boston
by winning tho final OF the series to-
Gay to o.
Tyler Was in good form. allowing
only three hits. while Chicago got
ScNCn off Scott
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PETERSBURG MAKING BID FOR LEAGUE LEADERSHIP
ATHLETICS WALLOP THE
CLEVELAND INDIANS, 81
my Associated Prcsa1

PHILADELPHIA. August 2o.-Har-
ris held Cleveland to three hits today
and Philadelphia won tho hrts game
Of the series, 9 to /.
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st. Louis.
Totals 1918 c7l6 Totals 30 a.I
Dated for Barnes in eighth.
TRattcd tor Schurp in ninth.

Eo's York ,.........oo ooocio IS
summary: Runs-Frisch. =: Kelly.
King. snyder. Doyle. Fournicr. HornSby.
McHenry. Efrors--kinr. snyder Lava n.
Two base hlt--I.avan. Three base hit
h,eliy. stolen haseS-BuTns, ,friSch. Kelly.
MGR. Lief; on bascs-Ncw York. s: st,
Louis. =. Ias" on hails-Barncs. |:
kirchor. =. Tts-oT Barnes. s in I: OF
Douglas. IN :; OF kirchcr. l. IN pa:
on Schupp. ~ -. Struck out-by
Barnes. .. Winning pitchcr--Barnes.
Losing ritchcr--Eirchcr Umpircs-k lem
and EmsiiC. Time, i.,t
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RED SOX WIN ONE.
Try Associated Press ]

Ivy ASsDclatcu GtcSS
r o S T . y. August 25.-Boston
punched seven hits for seycn runs In
tho eighth inning today and easily
defeated st. Louis. II to I, in the first
Same Of the series. Sothoron was
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l. Portsmouth,.
totals So S.Tii Totals 81 3 81
sRsi,Si for Parker In eighth.

Score hN inniuGS: ".
Portsmouth ...-.... . q -
PctarShurr $780, q =" -
summary: Ruus--NOran on Martin.
Miller. ,command. buTdeiiS: Gon>%irc..
Trsyno, Watt co: stolen bases Tray
nor Moran CSl Martin. pnuhc plays
Dahaney ia Martin 10 DHhunsv. Sacrifice
bits-TSenue;, j1asH on halls Banncu 90.
NanEum i.). Left on bases r'tSrshurE.
4: Portsmouth, i Struck out--HH Bennett
= by NsnEuIu. Time o: game. 80.
I 'r,,-ptTcs--t cross and BrauCr.
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Phiii a1dEeIIppha' ':: .....: SgS !" 81
summary: Runs-speakcr. wclch Du-
gan. Errors-Burns. DYKES. shannon.
stolen base-Smith: acrihccs-C;rifiin. f.
walker. Dmran. Double plays-wanbs-
fin; shannon: DYKES and Griffin: Dykes
and Griffin: Perkins. shannon; Harris and
DyknS. Left on bases-Elcyeland. 4:
Philndclphia. 6; Bases on bails-on Harris
;: Htts-on Cleveland. in innings: on
; M"rt;nn In ! inning: Struck op,I.by
,,,Covclcskic Umpir.s-Hidcbrand and
Mor!arty Time. l:4O.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
BSSton. L.: st. Louis. 4
philadeiphia. :: Cleveland. /.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Detrnii at Washington
=, CLEVELAND at Philadelphia.
chicago at New York
st. Iuuis at p,,~, an
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St lDuis
Totals SO 72tla Totals .3sl2c7
.Bhtteh for Sotheron In ninth.

Sc Ros! hSpi' ::::::::::: cccc!":?:--,II
summary: Runs--So,heron. Hooper f2l.
Wit ca. Mcnosky. Hendrix. Schauy
Sothcron Two-hase hts--Ja cobson Mo
roskf. Thrc"-bssc hit----Hcndryx. stolen
hssc. base, W. ponhlc nlay-Mc.
-, Louis. S: Boston: s Basen on balls
ott soth,son. 6: on My:rs. q III, by
out-hy Sot,heron. J: by Myers .. Ump!rcS
Chill and Owens. Time. 1870.
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Our now pitcher. Scott, arco,5t,r .,
,NaSH VINO saw him work at Norfolk saw
'ht feat hing, and Lee will exhibit
H.h 20 'he local ians during ;he Wilson
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STANDING or cIvns

Lyu,onW ~ EWMf iliIr FLAi TODAY.
Newport News al Nortoil
SunoiE at Port -mouth
ROCKY Mount at PrterSbusr
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Young ItnIy Wins, 3 10 T.
Tho heavy hitting Young Ita!i
team wallopcd the Scot Fisher Slug
gers yesterday afternoon at Boulc
ward Field by score OF 8 10 4.
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is"" stones shoulder Is SIN "uoft ,o-
0n'y' and II no doubt will he anothnr
week or ton days before the old rcll.bl.
Viii be worked again
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BATTER UP
BI JOE COIN.

TINS little old race in the Virginia
asuy - h"S!nning 10 look Very much
!rH' the ono IN me American I,oacu.
n$ ,,&nesd@d winners ..of q few weeks
a*n, ne Portsmouth Truckers arc he
..hn!n: I" break under tho strain and
ION 'arE' Petersburg Goobors h.,vinl;
iHSN'd Tie siChnoud Colts arc nov
W!in'n ono noini of the leaders aud gong
.Nst "uA s,sGrS With hard hitting
team Ike wilson TO tackle Tor The hai7
"h'c OF ne w'"', ihr local hoys will have
70 40 som" hustlinE - hold their own
Iofismouth 'acHies suffolk OH their home
It"uniN, which gives tho Truckers a hir
advantage. moro 80 than any other team,
p"FlnE at home. After Norfolk urovcn
E"pC rouch 20 tax. IA 3nuhle bin f-or,
nc Soits hoy should surely b. able to
WIN the majority OF tho th-ca game s,rics
from tn" Builders The race atnarcn,Iv
mas narrowed down 10 three trans ana
,h' OF" who can stand the gan from nov
o. WI, To nc winner. a. Petersburg has
,HllSa 10 icr games for tho season with
lh' lfurk"-S, but tho Goobers hay. p,n
more % play with tho Colts and whcros a
INC portsmouth series OF q wcfE ,rn
lnoh'f Very decidiHg a. the time ibc
,Sln!n- set Of games with Pctershiirr
IN" carly part Of next month Will r,rovo
far more important.
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PHILADELPHIA

Totals ..e7 334ls Totals 20 10 ct ls
.Battcd for Covelcskie in eighth.
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How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

fISTEEDhi'> RESULTS.
t. H. nn''iu Nnriulh. wet grounds,
ue,tefsbHTI. d: Portsmouth. 2.
Wilson. g. suffolk. g. vs. -
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Iron Man NcWhortcr vii! nrnhahIv do
~ ~ n'nIarg iod..y and Ice Goo.h homes
WI give Tommy Abbott a much necdcI
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Marrics Helen WOodford,
of Texas, at Baltimore
in 1914.
WON EIGHTEEN OUT OF rs,
STARTS PITCHING IN 1915
Only Made Three Home Runs
During Season of 1916-Pitch-
ing Average, .638.
by BABE; RUTH.

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