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AQuEDUCT RESULTS

EF4rst racc---ini!c and sixteenth Nose
Regresso. IGi CFator,. to !. 10 T.. : TO-
~ second Tenons Bon. ii2 is,hhaMu!
to in even; 70 thIrnn Iima-!a -
Ssso. Glaze nooih. Vi rritno. 'G az a,iRSd
X ockport rrn.
8 second race--about two mnes-Mlas.
la6 tMergler). a. t3p :. to :. TO 3. won.
Transport. la2 tS.us,. 80 30 : 10
tel second; syrdaaE%a 40 niagnp. 2
Frank Is. and Earioci"r ran
X Third race-six and one huit furlo urs-
Marie Miller. 100 Gunner. : "a ! Z 30
e TO 5. won. Elected " los N'ri1ri
y 10 !. TO ], 10 ] second Wedding
Cake; III lJohnsonl. . 70 to :. . -
Nile. Vivian. Forever. rruitcahc. Inn
Frank and Light Wine.
q Fourth race-Seven :urlongS-Servlcs
STAR l06 tcailnhsn). TO J. 8 >, =. to
r. won: Mr.. Bru!nm"l. zoe (Zoo!lcrD 10
IL. 2 10 s. out. sccond: Fiihhnrtygibho
M 4, tsan95s' y !" 10, to 20 or mil
Hov ran.
Finh ACCOMPLISHMENTS II. III
Ghasseur ia tKtreS ht-mn 7 10 J. 30
8. ever. second; SunH5sh II. IIG iFato-,
Ito 20. I to 2. to g. third TIME ~.
IiWar Machine. Franklin. E1menGorf
Rgk P.--at,l. 80 3. 7 90 10 ! tn I.
non; Flun. It5 fErsorl. :? to / 20
dJ 8. second: RoctiRnd. ~ 'SandcI 5
f5.f 50 I. ever 'hird. Tirnc---l :0n -
\ toi:It Barnes. Fright. Th'nble Celtic
i-ss. ,Fosm, Criraoq n"mnh,... yih-atc.
| tiic. cadeT, yanadis and Merry Marian
~ Y 4 VI d.
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JOHNSTON AND T|LDEN
DROP DOUBLE MATCH
Crack Tennis Players Defeated by
IL. Norris Williams, H., ana
ChnrlcS S. Garland.
10y AssociateI prcss I


WIMBLEDON. ENGLAND. July L.
real surprise wac furnished tho
great crowd that gathered at tho
tennis courts today for William NJ.
johnston. the American champion.
ana William r. Tilden. the hnalists in
the British championships. were
beaten In the doubles by Charles S.
Garland and II. Norris Williams.
Ihc most noteworthy feature OF
the play was Garland's fine exhibition.
lie nad never before approached such
- me all round game. and many OF
the English experts declared they did
not dream he had such wonderful
stun In him.
Moreover. Williams soundly backed
UP Garland throughout the gruclling
I'VE sets. Garlauo's play was by far
the most brilliant OF the four. his
iorehand driving being particularly
effective. Un tine other hand, John
ston apparently has been unable 10
reach anything like form on tho
center court
The ecorc At the end stood: 4-G. Ga.
6-2. i-G G-2.
Captain samuel Hardy. OF tho
american team. is enthusiastic about
iarlands performance. while Tilden
SAID he did not mind the defeat a
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sHALF-BILL PRESENTED
e AT WRESTLING MATCH
Former "Maskcd Mnrycr. N,.
81 Trnin-Iurncr Defeated in I.on..
u. Falls nv Itpw,.r

4. only one wrestling bout was staged
9. me broadway Athletic Arena last
niGht. Nestor. tho former Mask ed
ir tNc!' ial!!nS 10 appear 10 meet
.eke smith. the Richmond gran
Hler. hester missed his train ana il
expected TO arrive in This city today.
Ihe grapp!cr viii remain here for n
rev DAYS and viii wrcs;lc "ZcEc" at
Monday night
= Joe Turner, the Richmond Wash
lngton nidd!cweigS: Eraiplcr and
Bowser. newcomer 30 this ci,y. m.t
u the only match on the program.
,Bowser defeated Turner in straigh,
falls. The first came in tjf;v-s.y.n
i3pinutes Will, body scissors. WIN.
{he second was obtained In the same
manner In only ten minutes
IA tommy Co!ohn anu Billy Wool
sel1er. ban;amweIg hts. furnishc IN.
preliminary bout which went fifteen
minutes TO q draw
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AQUEDUCT ENTRIES

First raca-nvc .urionEs-Tacobcan. 1ns.
Epis?ae; III: ThornhcdEr. los: Jim Daisy.
iiSs Ta AZ! Up; H.; Il DG-nicre. ~: Crest.
WI. Doys i0G Ki;ne.ic, is; smarty. is:
George Bovee. ~: Mary. 100: Marjorie ".
Second raCc-Mie-Bin Bang. 10; Ten
Can. rs; Double Eye. 1906: ST. Allan ITO:
r,a!F Gain ~: pinna Care. 10: Feodor,
Third acc--'.!x and half furlongS-
jaGda. !o3: Dag Due. -: Arnold. us: Vaior
Sinr IL; N!cc Gha!rman, ~.
f"uFiM racs-Miie -Cromwell;. no.. Amda-
~; "a !vcs;'a. l5: Elmcndor. 10
ruin racc.-nil. and furlong-wodan,
III Dorcas, u: Frank Macklin. !o5 Her
'!u, ;i9. Bar Coy. JOS; Pierce Ecu. II2
:. SKIN facc-:ivc furloDgs-h. 'vocatc lOJ
SIp A!"ng. los: Susgee,. -: Shamtnck
Flower. i1'; F!iz'e:. Jos: rlur!bus. 10: Sa n
t,rya To-; Wr.rhor. los: Two Feathers iGi;
oriaI". 10: Faunn-. loj: Irish Sea los
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AMERICAN OARSMEN DROP
q CLOSE RACES IN ENGlAND
of Iio>ton Hont club
are Defeated by Iriton> in
" Famous Vcgalta.
! BY : -Spciat.G rr.s@


sssfHENLEN, ENGLAND July il
American oarsman in tn. HENLEY re-
8ntta TO-DAY lost TWO piuckily fought
scontests. The cicht-oared crew OF
the Union Boat club. Of Boston. was
beaten by the eight OF Jesus college.
gam bridge, III tn" second neat FOR
sEhe Grand Challenge CUP. ana VIII
liam Chanlcr OF the Union Boat
Club, was Sanquishcd by f. NJ.
MISSY. OF Kings College. Cambridge.
IN the preliminary heat FOR the dia-
mond sculls. American uArtic!pation
ifR the regatta thus - reduced 10 tn.
sMour- Dared race ftc tn. Stewards
sGhalleEge Gun ana the .ight-oarcG
event for the Thames challenge CUP.
1.-THE four OF the Union Boat Club.
.2f Boston; tomorrow VIII take the
mater in the Stewards Challenge Gun
Seycnt against the Magdalcn crew. OK
sford.
Sst Rowing critics who had praised
the makeup Of the American eight.
which met defeat by half Il length.
predict the Boston quari.ttc viii
have no chance against the crack
Oxford crew.
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STRINGENT LEGISLATION
on FORFEITED GAMES
10th Takn-I<ola and Hattie t,r
u Games To lie Played over
Again,

Representatives of teams i'm the
League met las; night in
fne home OF oscar Parish. president
and enacted stringent legislation IL.
regard 20 games forfeited several
weeks ago. Hoth games were played
on June IL. and the Taka-Kola team
was forced to forfeit TO the Richmond
Terminal nine after the sott-Grink
boys had secured fcad of one run.
Che Chu:cn Hi! Athletic Club was
Ak" team N the same day when I'm
pre- Hogan put one OF the Churcn
FIJI players of the field ana they
were unable 10 secure man 10 nil
the vacancy. only nine men being on
:! Both games Will To- replayei ,os
th, decision OF the leagl" mas re-
suited IN the teams being closely
punched. Although the directors ren'
uered ONLY, two decisions me, left
me IMPRESSION that they intend 10
max sirenuous Efforts 10 have the
Hlli Athletic Club. Of May 80. n.aycl
i again, The -Axemen were given the
contest on u forfeit because III 4.
Shurch Hill team piayed an ire'i.-
3oie man. The ShoemaEers SANCTION
gu tne PLAYING Of tho player though.
ana the Church Hill team won. mo
game later was awarded to the Bat
lie Axe team by the Amateur Eas.lYll
Commission.
Three representatives Of tho Com
mcrcial League VIII call upon tile
commission shortly and ask that .he
anairs. and that the ruling h. re-
+ Ncfsed and the league take action on
line game in question The COMMIT.
y zee consists OF Clyde Saunders. oscar
Z i2rrish and Dr.. William II. Parker.
nc STANDING OF the teams follows:
Vt
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TARHEELS TIE RICHMOND
WILSON FIGHTS COLTS
FOR TWELVE INNINGS
Contest Halted by Dnrkncss.-Mec-
han and Bacon Stage Pitchers
Duel.


Richmond and Wilson began the
final series OF the first half of the
Virginia League season Yesterday az
ternoon at boulevard Field by play
ing 10 & tie game. The affair
wen; twelve innings and was called
on accoun; OF darkness by Umpire
Brandon.
The game was one OF the best
seen here this season. in spite of the
fact that twelve runs were made in
the nine innings. The hits were.
about even. Richmond securing nine
, and the visiting team. eight VIII
sons wallops proved 10 be longer
than those OF the Colts. IIudgins and
Walters polling out NE runs over
the left Held fence.
Rusty" Bacon and Mcchan were
the opposing pitchers and the CON
test proved 10 be battle between
the i'urlers. Both had II lot Of stun
on the ball and wen, along nicely
for three innings. neither side So
n'nEs. 80
Colts Score in Fouru.
:, Richmond started the scoring In
me fourth stam'aa by showing aeross
frame by walking and scorcd wh.',,
inn Poole doubled to the lett nals
acne ~ ry" SMITH pu; one in sx:
and ND ~, "a. ,,, same place that jim aid
-.uar' ni.d oHt TO left field. bur Ar
i,IfE-t" Va safe when kost threw
g ,rs,,, - hrst base after stopping Ihis
I.yuhHrr' Aud smith Went to third
Iomny Abbott famed ana race,
yhutd tAr frame by grounding out
-ennger 10 Roth "'
N.!son went ahead in tho fifth in
St,l,
cured in:teld hits and Walters scors,I
nsfI .M.sn q nome run over the lcc;
- 'sJncS, bacon frightened up and
noS'' HuGslns ana Meehan were easy
Wilson'S lead failed 20 las, ,o,-
~ ms J'!;S went them one better II,
'ooh second when Baker wen, nn:
a., 80 Fosn; Smith Vas safe on Zilcns
smI, e1roE and l!aker took ,hird
scored when Poole sinElcd ~ 10.
Ms.n Jim was thrown ont a, tha
hi: i,,n S"3h irving To stretch the
another in the sixth Arrornn ,r;.,io
81 I!sht helI ana scored when Holmes
Tarhcci- Bccnmc Vicinu,.
ManaGer castles Tarhecls became
/ mag and scored tArcc tI;ncg Scbr.i,
Ger singled 10 LEFT field and was snS-i-
mra 10 second by Walters Kost
S!nsIcd 10 left and Schwcitzcr scored
hoSt stole second and crossed IN.
p,A,e whcn iuds.ns hit his home run
over IN. left Held fence. Mcchnn ami
'"S Si,t wers retired. stuart 10 Poole.
hlchmond tied The score in is hnI:
oi the seventh. Bacon Lnrnn ~.
Wa,f ing ana took secont when Baker
SaeiiiIed The shor;Stop was snf.
%nri Roth failed 10 handle MS bum
Hn,tn moved both runners aion., ANA
aeon crossed the plate when Pools
Went out second to FIRST
hoih Mechan and Bacon hur,.,
nicely in the last I'VE lnnin@s nF ~.
sane. The visitor was IN several
pa NOES curing the latter portion
81 Inc game. hut managed 10 i.,nerg"
IN. "a nice shape Rusty Bacon an
pra7ed TO strengthen as IN. game
progressed. only one man reachintS
Featuring tho gam. for tho co,,s
was a catch made by Da,gh,on in
In. '":fth inning. The center ncider
rd'n" tearing IN on a low nv bail
IRON Schweitz.r's bat and caugh, M.
-. - Yer great run. Mechan's box
s'o1H out prominently for the Tar
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JOHNSON PITCHES WELL

BOSTON. July i.-Waltcr Johnson,
OF Washington. pitched the first no
hit. n"n-run game OF his big league
career Of fourteen years today, de-
Icht'ni: Boston. ! To o.
Hooper. ON Harris error of an easy
chance In the seventh. was the only
ios,on player TO reach first. This
spoiled a no-rcnCii gam. for John.
son. lie famed ten men. Harper
pitched well FOR Eustor.
AFTER two pinch hi;tcrs had fan
n"d IA III" last Of the Dinth. Hooper
h"nhdcd the ball over first base. but
Judge made a remarkable mia, hand
stop ana threw to Johnson. who coy
cred Tor the final out. Then Wash :
IhEtcn players overwhelmed John
son with congratulations.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Chicago nt Cincinnati
Philadelphia ut I,ronkI,n
huston at New York.
ptt SluFrh Al Inui.

ted. Cation. Mckcchntc Grimm Heath.
cote, Janvrin. E'ror--Fournicr Two
pas pas hii.-I atom. iiarHarc, l.avan. Grimm.
Schnltt. Ihrcy-basc hit--EtEb." Home
Hcathcot". Sio.cn Observation-Disclosures
Stock. Sacriiiccs--i.avan. Cation Double
riaHS-linrbarc. Cation and Grimm Carl
son and Grimm ca: Schupp. Ilo5nsby and
Fournicr; Grimm and eaton go: Harbaro
ana iriiam. Left on bascS-p!ttS hurg 9:
81 Louis. S Base an ba!ls--0n Carlson
?: OF Schupn. ;. of Shcrdc' iIlts-off
carlson. II in . innings. of Adams In
l. inning: on Schmpp. 10 in . inui-gs: oil
Shc;dti. IN inning. Struck out-by
carlson. !: by Schupp 2. by Shc-icl /
Wi'd p!tch--Schupp. Winning pitcher
AdamS Losing Enthusiastically I'm
pircs--Nnran and Riger Ti,ne-.:lo
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NUTS DOWN BRONCHOs

Sp.ci"i TO Tho Times Dispatch.
fEi1ERSHt:G. VA. July Com
!hg from behind in the seventh inn.
!hS and evening the count and the,
lorg me- ahead Tn the eighth M
''o3o"is won the opener this afta-
noon from Rocky Mount. . 10 .
IN" TarheelS hung up :. couule -,
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S0X AND BROWNS DIVIDE

,,tlticAGo. July l.--St. Louis and
Ihic"Eo divided 81 double header To-.
S'y. 'nicAto winning the first game.
I IN eleven innings. and 81,
LOUIS taking the second. | to /
~ Was 'Schalk day" ANA Tho
90 'o ,.!,. was presented with a chest
n" american League pcnnant ,yn,,
-! 'nicAEo' was unturlrd
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FRIED BEATS NORFOLK
ISrecial to The THINGS pispntch.

NORFOLK. VA, July l.-South-
paws Fried and Stanley staged box
duel today, and the visiting port
slider ouic!asscd the local twir!er
easily. To win to l.
Manager Schwartzs triple in the
second, with one on. which was fol-
lowed by Harms single. counted two
OF the runs Two free passes and
Whitcratt's double in the ninth
pushed TWO more across.
SummaS single, steal and Bri-
beck's single gave the Tlrs their
only run OF the game.
The locals had excellent chances
10 score in several innings. twice
having a man as far as second with
none down. but We're unable to reach
Fried for hi;s. Three times doubles
smashed Tar rallies. Once Kane was
caugh; mapping 1T second by Fried
and caught of. with no one out und
two on.
Score:
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New York.
PHILADELPHIA.

New YCrl; . n n - n n
Philadelphia . q O a "a n
:, Summ-fy: Runs -Pcckinpnusf ,; r!pp,
.'uth' .M.Csc!. iio!ic. Shore 90. WITT. nn-
Eah SIfuik go. kccfc. Errora-isuth
r,.raii ShnT;. Moore. Two-bas. hiis-Hn;m.
IhHw1hinhHGGh. ftpr. Strunk Waller. kcof..
i,,uSnh. WIZ. SaCrinccs-Shorc GRIMM
Icrkins D"uhi" riays-ripr. T.clSi,.
nauEn nmu INN; brgnn and Wit. purun
nt,u 'ifihh. i."it ON bases New York q.
sh' nn ,lrhia = Ease on .halis--or shore.
Moore. IN 6 ia innings: of Eca,rS a.,
1I:r,yi, innings il!, by pitcher by Moore
Moore. Z: 10y Kc"fc. ? rass.I S,llpr,
hlhS; L"Sing uitch"r-Moorc rinpirrs :
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CINCINNATI. OHIO. July i.-Fortv-
SIN days OF fan racing were allotted
by the Kentucky Racing Association
az meeting held at LatOnia race
track preceding today's races.
LcX;nEton will open the fail sea-
son September is. with "a seven-day
meet. i.atonii is given twenty-e!ght
days. beginning September 90, and
ohurchilI Downs, eleven days. no
Nembcr 10 l3.
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Walter johnson Hurl;
No-Hit No-Run Game
,Iiy Associated Press,

boSTON. July I.-WnItcr John
son. crack pitcher of the WASH
inEton Americans for the past
decade. today pitched his first no
hit game. shutting out tho Red
SoN without = hit or run. Wash
fnSton scored 81 single tally. john
son WINS opposed by Harry IIar-
per. former pitching mate on
The Washington club.
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Totals ~ II - Totals ~, 90
'llattcd for Winters in ri.hih

=, or" ny innings: l.,
Brooklyn .......... % n q oS
New York ...... q ~ n q n n n
summary: Runs-cison. Niidur I3l
Wheat 60, Myers Bancroft. Errors-Mii-
Ter, bancroft 90. Winters. Two-basc hits
- kilduG, Myers. bancroft Stolen base
noyl'. Sacrifices -NcIs. Myers Double
nlay-TourE TO bancroft. i.cft on buses
Ilronk'yn. ~: New YORK :. llaae on balls
on Winters. : Ilits--om Benton. in %
innings: off Winters. in In innings:
nn Harness. IN inning. Struck oui-hv
winters. 8: rs Marnuarl. 2 Losing
pitchrr-Ecnton. Gmpircs--O' Day and
ouiElcv. Time las
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YANKs LEAD BY atom"
NEW YORK AMERICANS
DISPOSE OF CLEVELAND
Gotham Nine Heads johnson Circuit
ny 900. of u Point. When IL
DrfcntS AthlctIcn.
Iny Assoclated rress.l

PHILADELPHIA. July lily de-
icating Philadelphia here today. .
10 D. New York assumed the Amcr!-
can League lead with 4 percentage
OF .66l7 TO cicveland's .66i5. The To-
GALS outbattcd the visitors, but
Moore's wildncss and the timeltncss
OF New lork's hits offset both the
accorded Shore.
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SPORTS

SEVERED. jackson. Home run-Icibold.
stolen stolen tasc--I!isbcrE. sacrihc, --schaik.
to Stsier: Risberg to J.. Collins. Left on
Ia Dmsss-1S, Louis. 9: Chicago: H.. Base
on bhlIs-ou Cicotc. .: OH Vnngidcr I:
OF BurwcU. l. IIits-on Vnngii,cr. la
innings: or nnrwcii. In ! l.3 innings.
struck out-by Nangildcr. =: by Burwcll l.
losing pitchcr-Burwcil. Umpircs Hide
urdhi and Evans, Time. 1850.
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Norfolk.
Newport News.


Newport News 100 . o o 81
Nnr.l!k .......O q 0 q d a q D.;
summary Huns--Brannigan Cham
iaEne. Schwartz, Harm. SuIana Errors
-Schwariz. Harm. FIran. rwo-basc hits
-Wn'tcratt Three base h!t--Schw
folk. > Stolen 'ascs-Srhwartz. Summa
~. Sacrifice hits-I'scan. Summa and
t.rg"-. Doubl" p!a"S-B-?nnigan to
Whitcraft 20 FaSan: Whltcract To- iran
n n,t to FsEnsn; whitcr.tr tunassis,cdD;
torcoran Ia Wagner Ia Bribeck. Struck
"u:-hy Fried. I; by Stanley. l. Rasc on
halis-on Fried. 3; Of STANLEY. 3 Time
-i:ii, tmT!-sS--Orth and Gan!cy
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summary: Euns-puncan. hangs Post,
Won Mailon"". Rooney, Grccnca ErEors-
Moran. Hangs go. Earned runs-rorts-
mouth. :. Home run-tirocnca Three
ha.. hlts-Gallonce and McGlouEhlin.
Two-hase hits-NioN and Traynor. Sac
rite" hits--NicN and Watt stolen bases
benson and Bangs. struck ou;-bv
Lloyd. 2. Ivy McGlnughi;u. {. Bases on
balls oft Lloyd. :: of McGlourhiin. .. Hit
by pitchcd ball-l.loyd. poublc plays
Moran to lincI 20 Davies. Left IN la sca-
SUFFOLK. Portsmouth. 8. rmpirCs-Gilt-
MGR and Wcsicrvc!t Time OF game. 1915.
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SECOND GAME.
Totais..3e s27 10
Totals 80 G 81 ~

s.; Louis ........... 0 o 0 o o o.
Chicago ........ o O o 1 O.-i
summary: Euns-|robin. Sislrr, Jacob
son. Gerber, Jackson. Errors-r.clbold
weaver. fwo-hase hits-Sisicr (2)
Schalk. Three. base hit--Jackson Sacri.
ncos &c d"on. Williams. Schalk. Jacobson
llouhr piiys-Thoini,son Ia Gcdcnn to
sister t2). I.cft bascs--St. i.ou!s Z
cheese. 8. Bases ON balls-on Daync. ,:
on Wilkinson. ] illis-on Kerr. in
inning: on wilkinson. In innings
struck out--by Wilkinson. 2; by Bayn". .
Losing Uitchcr-k"rr. I'rnpircs-Eyans
ana lI!lhcbrhnd. Timc. l:3t.
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Whites sister to lie sccond

CHICAGO. July AIRS Frank
FienEut. sister of Charlie White, the
boxer. has announced that she will
DC IN his corner as second when he
fights Benny Leonard for the light
weiEht title at Benton IIarbor, Mich.
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DODGERS TAKE THIRD

NEW YORK, July l.-Erook,vu
made it three straiGhts from New
York by winning today's game. S To
!; The Robins battcd Bcnton our Of
the box in the first inning. Ruic
Marduard held his former team
mates to four hits
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TRUCKERS BEAT CATS
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

ISpecial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
PORTSMOUTH. VA. July l.
Portsmouth trounccd Suffolk easily
here today. winning & to /.
Ten hits. for a total of nineteen
bases Melted the Truckers enough
runs 10 put the game away safely IN
the carly stages.
Grecnca. the Truckers catcher.
whanScd a home run over the wall.
while TWO ih:c"-haSgcrs and two
doubles aided the Truckers further
IL. on.
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS

South Atlantic League.
Augusta. /: Grcenvillc. 6.
Columbia. Z: Charleston, G.
Charlotte. 4; Spar;nnburg. /.
American tssncIntIon.
Minneapolis. 6: Milwaukee. 4.
81 Paul. :; Kansas city. ..
Columbus. 1T. louisville, Gle.
Toledo, >: indianapolis. 0.
international.
Jersey CITY, 20, baltimore, 40.
Akron. 9. Rochester. ,.
Toronto. i-lG; Buffalo, 20.
Read,ng. 10. Syracuse. 5.
Piedmont League.
Greensboro .: Durham. q.
Donvillc. u; Winston Salem. 6.
Raleigh. ]. High Point. 4.
TrNns I.caEuc.
Dallas. ]: Galveston, ..
Shreveport. &. San Antonio. 13.
Wichita Falls. !. Beaumont. Z.
IT. Worth, { Houston. ;.
Southern AssocintlOn.
Atlanta, .; Chattanooga. ).
birmingham. g.: Nashville. o.
Little Rock. q: New Orleans. o.
Memphis. 3: Mobile, =
toTuEn SPORTS. PAGE 81
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CHICAGO DOWNS CHAMPS
CUBS TAKE CLOSE GAME
FROM CINCINNATI REDS
visiting Aggregation Wins by Score
OF To u.-itoth Teams Field
SCnSltionulIS-

by NsSOclnttU Iress.
CINCINNATI. July l.-Chicapo won
= IaSt and wcll-played pitchers bat
lie from Cincinnati today, | TO o.
both teams iicldcd in spectacular
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NEW YORK. July Wilbur Hub
bell, Il pitcher for the Sew York
Giants. has been sold To the philH-
dolphin National League club. it was
announced here today by the Scw
York club.
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GRIMM IS LET LOOSE
Manager Goorh Returns Third nnse-
MAN Ia Rocky Mount-it SIN
ONT Of Game Himself

MO hascman Grlmm loaned TO
he N!chmond Club by the Rocky
Mount iironchos. was turned back 70
Inc Tlrhee!s last night by Manager
lie" ''ooch. Grimm. according to in
formation obtained Yesterday after
noon. really belongs TO tn" D-,roit
Tigers. from which club Rocky Mount
obtained him. Detroit is expected 10
send the player to The Hamilton team
OF The M!chigan-Ontario League
Manager Gooch remained out OF the
lineup yesterday afternoon, and
stated that he Viii not return to the
game until The second half of the
season Is Well advanced
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. HERE THEY PLAY TODAY
New York al philadelphia.
81. Louis nj Chicago.
Washington at Boston.
-. . Cleveland ut Detroit.
Now York and Cleveland ~ clu,,rIy
punched necessary to carry figures to tour
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PIRATES WIN IN TENTH

ST. LOUIS, July l.-rlaying the
INST game on their new home
grounds. -. l.onis was defeated 4 to
day
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Cincinnati.
Chicago.
Totals ~ Ell, Totals 2,
l,ntta1 fnT I ,.n,s. t., A.,

Chicago ........ I o q q o n q n =,
Cincinnati ... o ~ u % n n N n Al
summary: Luns--liullochcr Errors
;N'Ih,'. iWo-buS" mt EpuSh. Three
base hit-iioiiochcr. stolen base--iIcrz"r.
Sacrihces-i.uI fashcrt Double plays
kath to EouSn. !io!iochcr (unass!str,D
Hcit on haSos--ChicaIu. j; Cincinnati g.
i'hSr on hilIs---ou l.uuu". !; on Alexander
l. !itS-oH LuGu- III innings: E1cr
! IN ! innings. struck uu;-by i.uu,ic. :;
~ ALEXANDER. =. Imi'ir' s-IIlcm and
E'nsNe. Losing pitchcr-Luuuc Time
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New York. D: Philadelphia. =.
Washington. I; l;nstun, u.
eleven iEnings).
Oniy three scheduled
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Total, "a 72T Totals Is 49, 4
'lhtici for Walters IN ,inih
tHa'cI tor Harper ia ninth.

Washington ........ 90 o.
Hg*'on .,...... ...-. I" q o 10
summary innF Roth. Errors -Har-
ri1y--WNiiers 10 McSnIly. I.or, ON bnsa
Washington. 1; uos'on !. Base "n hsIit
--"n ihfp"r. !. Hit Wy r!tchcr-by iiar-
us- tKicc iiarrls). struck ou,-tv John
son. 10: by Harper. : umuIrca Chill ana
Mptiar;y. Time. i:iS.
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| runs in the opening frame. but after
! this Byrd settled down and pitched
'"tt-
Rocky NfOttnf
Petersburg
Totals as "a
- -
Totals ..5s 10 % 10

Nood. Iommand. Carkc. Errors-Ner-
;n.ySa. Klein, Burdei,e.. Threc-basc hits
lturicttc. Wood Stolen bases-tlarkc.
Spcrher. Command. Double plays--Mcycrs
unhssstcd. Rasc on balis-on Byrd. /.
S;Turi; out-by Byrd. 10. by Chaser. =.
Passed balls-Stcinbach Time OF game.
hours. tmpircS-Guyon and lIroons.