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contribution. From Democrats.

|cniDcrs OF the woman's division
thc Virginia finance department
he National Demoera.icc Committee
crday received number OF checks
b various parts of the State from
ben who are eager to SEQ the
" remain supreme. Those con-
utions came from Bowling
en-. Ashland. Cartcrsvillc and
chland, Louisa and Amelia coun-
while two enthusiastic letters
tanning money orders came from
;inians who live in Washington.
=. and Wilmington. -. c.. respec-
~. but who still call the Old Do
ion home.
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Talk on Condition. in China.

Political Conditions In China
ich influence the Church" will be
subject OF special sermon in
Paurs Episcopal Church 10
Pit at s:l5 O'Clock by tho Rev. j.
B. Gill. of Marking. Mr.. Gill is
special representative of st. Paul's
China, being supported entirely
that congregation. and this. to-
her with tho fact that he Is ma
Virginian. Is thought to make
visit here of peculiar interest
public is invited, especially those
sons interested in tho political
tation In the Orient
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|0DSON SENDS S. o. S.
FOR MORE VOLUNTEERS
istrnr 1Iust Have Ten Asxixtant Il
to Complete Job by Novem-
her 2

F.ntral Registrar woodson yestcr-
sent out another $. o. S. call FOL
|ntcers who will assist him In the
OF enrolling tho voters OF Rich
Id. Women OF the Richmond
(sue for Women Voters have been
sting MIR. Woodson in this work
the last day or two and several
ficm wcre on tho Job again today.
force IS inadequate, however,
rs tho records must he COM
I'd before November 2. Registrar
Pdson must have help.
|housands OF voters have been
led upon the books and thousands
theirs have rot been enrolled as
The job Is one which will re-
|e at least ten assistants who
give their full time TO the work.
Registrar Woodson. who was
|cting TO enlist the aid of several
|e workers today.
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LAT0NIA RESULTS

First Tace--six furlonEs-aiabel C. ei
70 tColtilcitD. 80. $40. second. Swccnin "a;
,..aHcc. 20 tW!lSonl. $40. th:rd Time Tx
ronN.fsr. Dirkhi!!. Triumphant and Sans
Second racc-Gvc and one. half fuy,orr
..s!hS ROCK; ll' CColtilcttD. : 90 3S0 : 10
Won. pH!k Zen. II" I.unsfoYd) lS.. 10 20
S@Gohd haic Fral"y. II. tKinrb $50 thjrJ
lin !;v, 10. Ma loric Mckay. CiaTkson
,,a aNnSS 1 hn: o!d Faithful. Anunda Fair.
ran. countess also
=, ihiId racc-Iniic and siNtcenth-Sands Of
i,.rhHire. lS tCoilinsJ. 700 40. $50 Won ~.
ISG"yar, lV3 Widal. $50. 10 scc"nI
p"coi. lea tColUlciiD. $40 third. Timc
~. - wave. d.. Carmen. S!mpI",on ran
n"urth race-s!N furlonEs-I.indcn iCj
rnol2. i"i9. $50. 500. won ioric" TO-
,iEiiEks"n ,s,. 80. second: Ginger. iij
collins. $3.50. third. Time. Iii 81. podrc
'ntinshdhie and American Acc ran
~ 'wyhnu rncc-,milc and, q haf-Minto H..
iys ic.liilouD. 100. 80. second: C,copa;ra
10. sMc Atcel. go. ibid Time, 9;S55Ss
&c" track rccord). Hcavcrkiii. Drastic
sixth racc--slx fu.loucs-Gold Digger III
tBufkcb. $3.50. IL 20 40. won: Last Rose
IL troob. 40, 32l. second: ben Vnint
!h t"!dal: So third Time. 1913 ri
una Ace High Anne Elizabeth. The AlIv.
fch"c. Monsoon ran.
seventh race.milc and an eighth Brad
iHNs choice. III tRoh"rtsI. 49, STG 4 40
s,c,c"nd: KimpalonE. IL tWida1. GSj. third
TROOPER. Tom Saunders. Convoy. Captain
Rccs. Wcnonah ran ''''''
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MEMPHIS TO HAVE
BIG GOLF TOURNAMENT
Tcnncsscc City Ready for Invasion OF
Men From Every Section Of
United States.
tBy Associated Press

MEMPHIS. TENN, July lo.-An en-
try list of upwards of 500 players
representing clubs in a dozen or more
Western and Southern States, ideal
course conditions and good weather
arc in prospect for the opening Mon
day of the twenty second amateur
championship tournament OF the
played over the Memphis Country
Club course.
This will be the first Western anna
teur golf tournament played in the
South.
Today's arrivals include Rial Rolfe,
OF Chicago. interscholastic champion:
Chick Evans, former national
CHAMPION. and many times Western
utleholder. is expected to arrive to-
morrow. Bobby Jones of Atlanta,
Southern champion. and Perry Adair.
day. with Po!lak Boyd. of Chatta-
nooGa, and several other Southern
players.
Harry Log. OF Minneapolis. win
ner of the Western championship last
yenr. is entered. but ii WAS not known
definitely tonight whether he would
aEriNe in time 10 compete for the
others expected to drive off Monday
In the qualifying round include Ray
Ouimet, OF Kansas CITY.
Evans, IL is said, viii play as a
member of the Indiana state four in
trophy. won last year by ST. Louis.
will be awarded on the low asGrc-
gate score for the eighteen holes OF
medal play. II is expected at least
eight teams and possibly ten Will
compete for this cup.
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AQUEDUCT RESULTS

Firs. receive ENTHUSIASTICALLY Sew. iI5
erai AverasC. il. tJonnsGu, to E. 10 :,
j 10 8. second; Rama he tFaror,. Il to i,
9,io J. 30 ! ;hitd Tim". rs, George
Second raef1etwc ana on. hall milc,,:
10 o. out, won Decisive. ~ lCheynei.
nsndy,: 10 70 D. out third Time.
Third race-s!x ,turionEs- .Inehcaue rs
Broomspun ii? tAiinbressI. 70 - W 70 :.
10 TO /. 10 /, third. TINE. III! Snorting
Blood. Touch SIC Not. Mouynhn'n Dim ,:lcs-
dale. Kirkievinr;on ran.
= Fourth race-Inle and a tUr.Orr--Man a.
War. le6 tkummerI. to ;. out won:
John T. ,Grier. los tAmhrosal to ?. ont.
second. Time. 1915. Worlds record. Two
Fifth 5aes.miie and hyc-astecnths
Thrift. 110 tCaIiahanl, 20 T. 20 . out
won: War S-noke. 10 KummtrI. 5 to l.
Cabe). 10 5. 20 :. out. mira Time. -.!;.
Sixth raee-s,I and one. hat fpr'onrs-
ven: Irish Dancer. III 'Sandel = TO ].
i{Duxtonl, Is TO J. to !. to g. thirI.
Time, SEQ As, King George. Zoe 10. u M
HsNSskket. Ernest A.: Marie Artoiuetie.
Ha$aey. Universal. Sea Sinner l.aGJ Archie.
Ro$ai Blood ran.
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RECORD FOR DECATHLON
BROKEN BY HAMILT TON
University of Missouri student shat
terS MErk Set In 1915, heating
- Seventeen Contestants.
IHf Aosoc!atcd frcss.l


NEW YORK. July. .lo.--A new
American record for n. tna.linal de-
zcathlon compctitiou--7,a2 points
was established today in he oiym.
pic final tryout by Brutus Hamilton
former record Of G.s.S. was made by
Alma Richards. of ogden. Utah, at
San Francisco in 1915.
z Hamilton. who won the national
pentathlon championship here las;
Sunday. led field Of seventeen con-
testan;s in the dcca,hlon tryout at
Travers Island
q Everett l.. Bradley. University of
Kansas, who finished second in TO-
days Test. also beat the former rec
ord with a point score OF 8, aGJ.
: Following are the next SIX leaders
In today's contests with their point
scores:
Robert Lerendre Georgetown Uni
yersity. 6,5S1; Harry Goclitz. Illinois
"A. c.. Chicago, 6,ijl; Lieutenant Eu-
gene l. Vidal L. :. a.. Camp Hum
phrey, Va. G.iSOi Eycrctt Ellison.
Syracuse University, G.2l7: William
Yount. Los Angeles 4. c.. CAL G.UGi
s6,02S.
Joseph Pearman won the 10000
metre walk In 1905, after William
Plant. the national champion. had
dropped out within three laps Of the
finish. Plant Tel! on the track from
heat prostration. but IL is understood
Z he Will be q member OF the Aincri can
team of walkers VINO Will be sent to
compete a. Antwerp.
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RUTH ADDS TO HONORS
H0ME-RUN KING PLAYING
FOR RECORD AS STICK MAN
With Twenty-Five AIl-wny Hits, IIe
In Now second Only to George
Slsler In Battling.


CHICAGO. July 10.-With n new
worlds record within his grasp. Babe"
Ruth. the New York slugser. today
is driving toward the batting cham
pionship OF the American League.
Rcposins in fourth place wcch
ago. the home-run king is now second
In the list OF battcrs with an aver
age of .3S6-thirty-thrcc points be-
hind George Sislcr, the ST. Louis starr
who is leading the league. Ruth
passed the veterans iris Speaker, Of
Cleveland and Joe Jackson. of Chica-
co. who are tied for tho third place
honors. with .SS5. Sisler. In first
place. is batting .4l9.
Ruth added ono home run to his
ty-iivc. and connected with thirteen
hits in nine games. In addition. he
pulled away from Speaker for scor-
Ing honors. lie has crossed the plato
or is two runs behind him.
Rice. of Washington. continued 20
burn the paths. and Is far out in
from, among the base -stcalcrs with
battcrs: Weaver. Chicago. .3GJ: Rice.
Washington. .S5i; Milan, washing
ton. 3iG; Johnston, c!eTeland, ;;sai:
Boston. .33s: Felsch, Chicago. 1913,
Eayrcs. OF Boston, pitcher-outhcld-
or and pinch hitter, dethroned Rogers
Hornsby as leader among the Nation
al League battcrs. who have partic-
ipated In forty or more games. Eo
is batting 400. for forty-sevcn games,
In which he cracked out twcnty-nine
hits In scvcniy-two times At bat.
liornsby. however. is the real leader
among the regulars with Il mark OF
.3IS. made in scventy-three games.
Hollocher, of Chicago. had tied tho
St Louis star AS a run Ecttcr. HAYS
Ing crossed the paite forty times.
cy Williams, of Philadelphia, de-
livcrcd his weekly home run. and is
Max Carey. the Pittsburgh outfcidcr,
stole three more bases and is far out
in front OF the basc-stcalcrs with
twenty-cight thcfts.
Other leading battcrs: r Smith,
New York. .356: Kouctchy, Brooklyn.
333: Nicholson. Pittsburgh. .326;
Roush. Cincinnati. .325.
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BOBBY Jones WINS
|. !. SOUTHERN GOLF TITLE
i, Ewing Watkins, OF Chattanooga.
Rain Mars Playing.

y CHATTANOOGA. TENN, July To-
$ Bobby Jones. OF Atlanta. won tho
;lSouthern golf championship here to-
day. defeating Ewing Watkins. OF
Chattanooga. Tin the final match by
3 III up and 10 to go. Jones shot Il 60
{ In, the morning round. breaking the
course record. and finished . up. al
I though Watkins was playing good
sgclf.
Par for the course if ~. Jones get
HtinG BRIDES on four holes, and miss
Ing par on two. In the afternoon
the players started in a driving rain,
which made good golf impossible.
Watkins won the first two holes
m,rthc afternoon, but Jones won the
.ncxt two and finally won the match
ut the twenty sixth hole.
The second flight cup was won by
Tom Prescott. of Atlanta. The third
flight cup by IL. Il. Williams. of Chat
tanooga: the fourth flight by Hunter
Jones, of jackson. Tenn; the fifth
flight by u. W. Atchison. OF Chatta-
nooEa. and the sixth by II. 5, Cham
berlain, Jr., OF Chattanooga.
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RICHMOND "COPS" TO MEET
NEWPORT NEWS IN GAME
Home Tenn Iins II Mighty Hurrer.
"hiic "Sncwscrs" Arc Hiding
"Dnbc" Ruth.

when Greek meets Greek then
comes the tug OF war" hut this
ancient game VIII seem like child's
play when, on July IS, the baseball
team OF the Richmond Police be-
partment meets the dandy coppcrs"
The Newport News team will ar
rive at police headquarters here by
auto at midday and after Il dinner
III 10 dellsht even Richmond cons
nehrt' ana that's going some, the
r'ai Bladiators VIII parade en- auto
rs they say over there" to the place
selected for tho big doings" The
every thing Lee GoOch. take notice!
anu II Is whispered that the New
nort News club has another 'E1hr
RUIN under cover. who VIII knock
the cover or the bail every tim. he
goes to bat.
Nevertheless. Richmond liz ready TO
PACK It's cops 10 the limit. and II
pettins We're allowed. the home tai
ehh would be quoted at ahou; . to /.
Iii ~ expected that Mayor Ainsiic
VIII throw out the first ball and Dircc-
tor of Public Safety Myers VIII see
That ambuianccs are handy IL thc
ohe"sers resort 10 rough stuff"
The Richmond Police Athletic Az.
soc'atlon, under whose auspices the
game VIII be played. was ORGANIZED
ABOUT Two years agO by tho younger
men OF the department.. the officers
are: President. 7. J. MaXcy: vice.
secretary treasurer. q. G Mullens
The team manager, j. l. wyatt. and
captain 5aucr are both confident that
victory VIII perch on the Richmond
Standard. and they promise a game
worth seeing by all who attend
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New York. .; Detroit. q GO innfnrs).
ChicnEo., O.: philmdcipi,in. o.

fCtrOIt ut New York.
Only two scheduled.
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JONES YOUNG GOLFER

ATLANTA. GA. July l0.-Bobby
Jones, OF Atlanta. who won the South
ern amateur golf championship ut
Chattanoogl today, has held the title
before. having won 1t in 1917 when
q high school boy. He is still under
twenty.
Jones was runner-up in the South
ern meet last year. being defeated by
Nelson Whitney. of New Orleans. This
was the first important tournament
of the season in which he took part.
and he won the same position in the
others IN which he played lie was
championship and cane second aIso
in the Canadian and the southern
open tournaments. He is expected Ia
enter the Western tournament at
Memphis next week and 20 play for
the national title again this year.
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BRAVES SPLIT BILL

I Ey N.riori.,;,.l Ir, ~
CINCINNATI. ONO. Juiy l0.-Bos-
ton and Cincinnati divided double
header here today. tocschghcr pitch
ed strongly in the first game. allow
ing the champions only three hits,
Boston winning l TO .. The Reds
won the second game. : TO .. by hit
ting Scott freely in the early in
nings. while Ring held the visitors
well in check.
Captain Groh. of the Reds. was
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SENATORS WIN ONE

WASHINGTON, July lO.--Clcvc-
land and Washington split even in to-
days double header, the visitors TAX
ing the first game. to ., and the
Cleveland hit snyder hard i'm the
FIRST game. but In the second. after
getting run off Shaw in the first
inning. never threatened.
Displcasurc of the crowd over TIM
pres CHRIS decisions was SO mark
ed that he WAS given 4 police guard
in leaving the field at the close of
the second game.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTIcRD,y

New York. 4; Chicago, ;. 81
Philadelphia, S-S: Pittsburgh, I'll.
Hasten. IL; Cincinnati. 30.
brooklyn 81. Louis. =.
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Carpenter Takes Wife
and Money to Europe
my Universal Scr,i,,I

NEW YORK. July i0.-Gcorrcs
Carpenter. Nine. Georges md
si"o.GNo LEFT these shares roinri-
drntn!ly today ab"nrd the lorraine
al the French line. Georges has
been here for three months ana
hnS been able &" save only Il mere
baSafrlir from his earnings ~ :,
motion picture star. lie viii he
back for mare In September This
I'm" he did not win - nickel In
the ring.
Jack turlcy, who managed the
French boNrr's trip 10 this cOun-
tr!' was enthusiastic about its
success. lie snid that the boxcr's
earnings would do no more Than
put him on iiis feet, because he lost
property worth $500. 600 during
the war.
CuTiry said Carpenter would
come back &" meet HnttlinE Levin
sN! rs toon nv the New York
STATE revived boxing law goes into
effect.
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GIANTS HIT SAVAGELY

CHICAGO July i0..New York bat
ted Martin of the slab with only one
out In the first inning today. hit
Carter hard in the second round. and
held the cubs for four innings hui
in the nth errors by Young and Ban
croft upset him, and he passed two
men which, with two hits. sent in
with II sensational play by Doyle.
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Pittsburgh,

totals .......... Al IL 80 II
,Battcd for Wheat in tenth
Stated for Gallia in tenth.
tBattcd for Grimm in tenth
zRatted FOR Cooper in eleventh.
Score by innings: r.
Pittsburgh .....l o 90 0 000l %
Summary: Two-basc hits - Raw
lings. StcnGel CD. Mcusel. EiEbcc.
Thrcc-baSc Observation-Disclosures. South
worth. Grimm. Stolen basc-Carcy,
Williams, Eiwbce. Sacriticcs---Fletch-
er. Stengel t2), Cutshaw. Williams
Double plays-Bigbee and Mckcchnie.
Lctt on Observation-Disclosures IL: Pitts
burgh S. Bases on balls-Causcy |,
Gallia 3; hamilton /: Cooper .: Mead
ows liits-on Causcy 3 In l-3:
Hamilton IL in tnonc out in 7thh
OFF RiNey in "a; Gallic in S 2-3:
Cooper in >; Meadows / in Ia
struck out--Coopcr |. Winning
DEMONSTRATIONS Losing pitcher
Cooper. tmpires-Quigicy and Hart.
Time, o:3i.
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.PH|LL|Es TAKE TWO GAMES
PIRATES LOSE TWICE
TO QUAKER OUTFIT
Visiting Team waiIops Smoky City
Aggregation In both Ends
of Doubtc-Iicadcr.

i'N hSsotli-"d fSsS. u
PlTTSBURG, PA. July 10.-Phila-
dclDhia won both games OF today's
double header with Pittsburgh. the
first by Il score of 10 Z, in eleven
innings and the second ) TO /. Pitts
.Durgh took early lead in the
first game. but Philadelphia tied tho
score, and in the eleventh the visitors
put across the winning run, on Will
hams hit, AN out, a stolen base and
4 Wild throw. llubbell outpitched
Ponder in the second game Scores:
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SPORTS

Bancroft to Doyle to Kelly: Terry 10
noliocher to Mcrkle: Bancroft to
Doyle to Kelly: Nehf to FrIsch IN
Bancroft TO Frisch to Doyle. H.cft on
bascs-Chicago. 6: New York. d.
Bases on balls-Martin. 1; Carter. 2:
Nehf. 8. Hlts-of Martin, 2 In ia;
carter. 9 In 2-3: Hendrix, 2 in 3. Hi
by pitcher-by Carter (Doylc). Struck
out-HendriN. /; Nehf. L. Wild pitch
-,Nehf. Losing Martin. Um-
pires--klem and Emslic. Time
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YANKEES R0UT THE TIGERS
RUTH MAKES TWENTY-SKTH
HOME RUN OF SEASON
BodIc scores Winning Run or Ten
Inning Scnncc On Pcckinpnhgh's
Sacrifice Fly.

NEW YORK. july iJ.wNcw York
defeated Detroit 1 to i in ten in
nings today The Yankees had a
three run lead ia the ninth. but the
Tigers tied the score of four hits
In New Yorks half of the tenth.
the bases were flied with one out
and Bodie scored the winning run on
Sacritic ny. RllSh made
his twcnty-s!Xth home run of the
season
The score:
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IOtHIS ...........II J = To
>Battcd for luQuc in eighth.
Score by innings: r.

Boston ....... y . ! a % o OIL
Cincinnati $40. o q o o D o q %
summary: Two-basc hltS-Croh.
Cruise 90. Thrcc-baSc hit-powcll.
stolen bases--NCalc. Bocrkcl Dou-
bile plays-Marauvillc to Pick To
iolkc 90. Left on basCS-BoSton, >;
CINCINNATI. 4. Bases on balis.-on
luque. 3; off Ellcr. /; OF Ocschger.
:: liits-off T.uquc, > in innings: OF
El!er. l in inning. li!t By pitcher
ny Oeschscr. !. Struck out-by
l.uquc. .: by Ellcr, 2: Oeschger. 3.
Wild pitch-Luquc. Losing pitcher
I.uQuc. umpires-Eisler and Moran.
Time, l :jn.
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ia,tcd for Gowdy in eighth.


EOstDN -........O q ! o %
Cincinnati ......O o q x-5
summary: Two base hits-Cranc
Ring, Gowdy. Threr-base hits
WinEo. stolen bascs-Housh, Bocck-
e.. Ncalc. W!ngo. Double
n!'N Rn'h 10 Sickin" TO Daubcrt
Left on hases-Roston. =: Cincinnati
); Bases on bnlls-RinS. |: Scott. 9
Payers. > liitS-om Scott. s in 3
EaE"rs, In 3 Hit by pitchcr-by
Eaycra !. Struck Quitting. q Scott.
!; EaNcrs. |. Wild pitch-Scott. Los
ing pitchcr-Scott. t'mpircs-Moran
and IiSler. Time. 80
Score.
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;Rain Hats Tcnnf. Matches.

EyI. LOUIS, July 1o.-Rain this ar
gfefnoon caused the postponerncnt Of
8tffe mems singles and doubles nnals
5n8the Central 81, states les, tennis mis- ,ourna-
Wifi be played tomorrow Eolan
sHoerr. of this city, Will meet Roland
SR6beYts. of San Francisco. In the sin
$E9SS and F. o. Jostes and Theodore
& BT6Ws, ST Louis. will play Arthur
won Reppert, st. Louis. and Harold
sRxxfo1 cleveland, in tho doubles.
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DODGERS BEAT CARDS

,,- IitN -issnc!ui"i Press.l
81. LOUIS. July l0.-Brooklyn de-
icatrd -. Louis in the first game
OF scheduled double header here
today, 10 ., by driving Goodwin
from the box in the seventh. Play
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KNOCK JONES OUT OF BOX

bnSToN, July 10. = st. Louis
nn3eke4 Jones out Of the box today
"nH defeated Boston ? TO ..
SQIhoron was effective
hIueon. S!slcr, Jacobson and Will
OF eighteen bases 'o'''
1h. SCORE
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Edsc,,or,h TENN MIn.

Edseworth defeated Cottrcu Sad
score OF IL to l.
Brakeman featured in the box for
tho Edrcworth club
Score by innings: II H. r.
Edgcworth -. $50 iOl O50--iG n
{. ;. .......... 30l 100 O0Q-- 10 4
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NTwo ou, when winning run was
New .Ork,
4Bat;ed for Mays in tenth.
Score by innings:

1eIroit ,:........ oo1olOo3O -6
New York 60. 0lO0Ol-7
summary: Two-base n.ts-Meuscl
", Ellison. Ruth. Hale Three
base hit-Ainsmith. Home runs
kuth, Bodic. Ncach, Pratt stolen
GA ga! asesmR ruth Sacrifices-ripp, Mcu-
BILE play---AicuSel TO I.ratt to- pinn
i-eit on bascs-Dctroit. I: New YORK.
:. Bases on balls-ofr Dauss, 3: of
heonaru; :; off Thormailcn, Hits
on Ihormahlen, IL in %: OFF
oa"ss' 10 in s: off Mays. none in Ia:
OH Leonard. in | %. Struck out
MnX Pauss. |; by Mays, /. Wild
p!tch-i-conard. Passed ball-Han-
nan CD. Winning pitchcr-Mavs
losing itcher--l.eonard. UmpircS-
iilidcbrand and Evans Time-o.pi
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-. Louis ...........l q . o 20 %
"oston Il o 90 % l o.
summary: Two base hits-Jacoh-
son %. Williams. Tobin, Gerber
Thrcc-haSe hit-Sislcr. stolen base.
Williams; Sacriiices-Smith. McNal-
~ Double playS-Sislcr to Gerber
mis-. Left on hascs-St. Louis 4: Hos
ton q. Bases on balls-Sothoron 1 ::
Jones ilits-on Jones II in & ::
katr IN 3. struck out-Sothoron .;
Jones' lsalk - Jones Losing
itchcr-iones Umpircs--Fricl and
D!ncen. Time. 1910
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W nShinEtOn
Totals 49,. 81 exec

NJamiSon out, hit by batted ball.
'Battcd for ricinich In ninth.
tHattcd for Snyder in ninth.
Score by innings: L.
Cleveland ... O0al1OoO-7
Washington .. 100000 80
summary: Two-basc hits-Speakcr
Chapman. stolen hascs-Wam-
hsganss Observation-Disclosures
Double plays--iiarris 20 Judge Left
on bases-Cleveiand. 10: Washington,
o.. Eases on balls-off Snyder. 3;
OFF Covclcskic. o Hit by pitcher
by snyder (Smith and Wambsganss)
struck out-by snyder. 3; by Cove
lcskie. 3. Wild pitch-Syndcr. Inn
pircs-Moriarity and Chill. Time
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Despair in Detroit
ny WILLIAM L. kirk.

oarc w,llopcd horschidc
VI that WitherS u past ems
IN" mill wheel a. ynnish cd,
Ihc sails Will he OF The Past,
ihouSh tits Midsummcr been bnnI
"hcrc glad TO he must.
There's dcspnir md vrcrs
rn,yC 0r In priL to tho MIN
M and give he fans stiver.
Where old on loved to orntr.
he conf long dcpart 3D.,
The blood hear is nc tncrc;
40 \ sia heavy -heart
Where II ed irh in he mir
So n sens
a MI he throne long.
No INIT how tx rcnsO
In " the thron
proud ErinnuE
\ yer fore,
IL
este rdny
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i'hilatirlu!tiu.

Chicago . q 7 =, 90
fhilaic!Dh!n 49, o o II ~ ~ u q IA n
summary Two-basc hits -Scr3lk.
j Collins, y. Col!ins. Weaver. Three
nase hit-E. Collins. stolen bases
lclho!d. Fabcr. Walker Sacrifice
faher Double plays T. Collins. his
herS and j. Collins: T.. Collins and j
Collins: pugan and Burrus. LEI, on
bases Chicago. II. Phjladclphia. Z.
bascs on ball"--ofi Fahcr, 3; on Nay
Tor. . Hits-on Navior. lG in Ma
Innings: of KommcN IN 2-s in
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FABER HOLD ATHLETICS
IRv Nssocinich p-css ]

- Nv NSsoCiutcG p-css
~ !i-ADELpiilA. july lo.-Faber
held the Athletics 10 Ave hits, and
thlcaGo scored u smut out. i to o.
Heavy punched smuggling by Ed Col
ms To-" Jackson ana Fclsch was
FeSnonsihle FOR the Chicago scoring.