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LATONlA RESULTS

10. icatinoeyl: $50 i:.4O. s5 20. Won !:
Converse. II: tksnnetyl ss.io 81 10. see.
end; corm9ran 10: (HinEt. s=.20 ;hi.i.
bingham. Madr.4. Lo Lou Lou. caa feahI
DOVES ran
,sst9nd rae,.sir tur!.onss-Ar:owpo!n,
Mab4i O. i!s Geometry, 80. $50 sec
ohd: Better believe: 10! T.ykeb. E3c.
Can. Sar.ng Vale, Anna Gallup. Belinda
Th,t racA--ave and n..aAit fu.ionrs-
Scoti.sh C5.e,. il5 ll.uus:crE). 1850. $3.50.
!sse. Yon. iJo:lc. i07 .CA.mocyi. tl3.30.
ii-sg seeond: .Eeppcfy Poly. III tLyLei.
nseiasset i!o:iy;.. I:.;s F!aie,. b,a..:aa
dat, The widows Figs, Versailles All
R.;nt S!r, MICK London r.n.
FOURTH ac---::s!le-Su.sy Slope Ils
my%si saI9. 500 ';'9,, won, Sterling
ieopsfi 3 twilsy. ss 1SS ,a yf2ha TINE ne
las 10 Truly Rural. Tas,orcau. Haig-
nsgr; wexford ana Honolulu Boy ran.
,A,n Mac. I5s jWMs5ht iii:.f:.5'6o. s. -.
won: i-@2chA..s ~, ..yKel 1910. s. 80.
aTS;S ,S; hoaEs' 10: tnurE.5. SEQ third.
Sixth race--:uile and h4l,-israt.iey' =
Cho!cs. 10! CHobc!tsD. ;i.i0. $3.50 81 So
SSo&: DoNrboH Green. ll2 tCan;eld). 5: 90
!5.se. second J g. Stone. 40 tWuson,
i1TSo; 'h'IG Time, :;S2 -. Plenty. Jack
ihseEes IorE!Ennd. Quito Fan
seventh TaCe--r..!l. and a stxt.sr.h
Mao. los lk.asy. iii 81 ). ~. siDs6' Won:
ihinE-t ,!g5 tCarmoGyl $3.50 $500 sec,
one 9hi.a GFTTy Ear.e: ~! 'ia"o"erj; s. 20.
tIean IN I'M y, II Starry BsnHer.
feutFe wet.oaah. Happy Vai!.y. nigh
Sed:r sl1dUT.a ran.
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AMERICAN TENNIS STARS
AMONG SELECT PLAYERS
Pildcn and Garland Still in Run
\ lining, but Williams Loses Match
to British Player.

WIMBLEDON. ENG. June 2S.--The
British lawn tennis singles champion
ship nas narrowed down TO four men,
and of tnesc. TWO are Americans
William Il. Tilden. OF Philadelphia.
and Charles s Garland. of pittsburgh
These two American players won
their matches handily today. but Il.
Norris Williams, H.. of Boston. was
nut out Of the playing by Theodore
team. for the Davis cup.
Tiiden won today from Randolph
Lycett; Of Australia; in The best con.
have to extend himself,
Garland. whose work throughout
has been steady. with flashes of bril-
lianoy, defeated the young South
after the latter had got the foot on
him in the first set at Cd. Garland
took the remaining three, 6-l. 6-5. 6-l.
The japanese exert. Zcnzo Shi-
English player. Willord.
1fldcn VIII meet Garland in tho
semifinals tomorrow. and Shimidzu
viii have Mavrogordato as his op-
den and shimidzu are favored to
meet in the finals. and popular opin-
ion is picking Tilden as the chai-
lenGer of Gerald l.. Patterson. OF
Australia. who holds the champion
ship, and who is playing a remark
ably good game.
In the doubles. Johnston and Til
den were much superior to the South
Africans, Raymond and Winslow
who declared they had never seen.
let alone opposed. such magnificent
players. The Americans won this
match, CO. ca. O.
The South Africans were especially
Keen about TNdcns playing which
they considered the braincst. mixed
NJ game they could imagine. They
are returning home 10 urge by all
means in their power a tour of South
Africa by the Americans.
Johnston and Tildcn probably will
meet Garland and Williams in the
somihnal round
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AMATEUR TEAMS PLAY
BIG GAMES TOMORROW
Four Mines ClOsciy punched ana
outcome OF Contests Interests ~,
Followers ftIte


Followers.
with the four teams Of the Com
mercial League. Baltic Axe. Rich
mond Terminal. Church Hill Athletio
Gun. and Taka-kola closely bunch
ed. interest lin amateur .basebau
centcrs upon the games TO be PLAYED
tomorrow afternoon. The Battle Aso
nine will meet the Church mi
Athletic Club team. at c. C. A. Field.
while the Richmond Terminal team
VIII play Ih6a-kola. at Byrd ParL
Both games Will start at 6 o'clocIt.-s
AZ TINS writing the Battle Axe boys
won and four lost. whilo the Ter
minal team haa six victories and tbc
same number Of defeats. Taka-Kois
ana Church Hill Athletic Club are
tied for third place, each having won
I'VE and lost seven games. a victory
Tor CHURCH Hill and win for Taxa.
hoia VIII result I'm three teams being
One of the most interesting ufr Tea.
lures of the Commercial League sea-
son recently has been showing made
hy the CHURCH Hin Athletic Club
ieated Taxa Kola twice. Battle Axn
once. and Richmond Terminal once
u, IN, the last four games. Marshall. a
Mary College. has been pitching good
pal Tor Dr. parkcr's team. and hts
work In the box has been respone
sihl. LARGELY for the showing made
Not content with having signed
Marshall DR. Parker is making fur,
ther efforts TO strengthen his team
,i,i has announced the signing Of
or. BROOKS played with tho Peters
burg team. OF tho Virginia League.
several .ycnrs ago and was instru.
me, mental In winning tho pcnnant for
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TRUCKERS WIN EASILY

HEWFcRT NEWS. VA. June oS.-.
IN q game featured by the hitting
q lraynor and poor pitching for
Newpori News. the Builders dropped
to- defeat
iFaynor's hitting was in rank with
me most remarkable seen here his
season. lie chaihcd up a home rim,
Two triples and single in fiyc ,rins
70 the plate. His nome run. nov,
sVsT, was of the freak variety. i,
ny ne ground and bounded clear Of
Inc left Held wall. VI
ana was ineffective. and t'a.in wh"
TOOK ms place. dsd little better, Hoih
Eot themselves in tight places often
pun were he!pcd out by fast ;lcldinr'
hitcratt was banishcd from the
game IN the sixth for hght!n. I'm
pre- Laniey. The Newport News
s,n,ortstop, usually very quiet. vas
" ,.', aIished with decisions on balls
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PLAN TO COMBINE YACHTS
Resoiute VIII he Strengthened Win
certain Equipment From

boa!DN. June 2s.-When Resolute
america cup next month she will
present The best combination Of
equipment drawn In part from the
II was announced today ma, 49,
Sommodore George Nichols OF the
New YORK Yachi Club. skinner Of
me Nansi!e in the trial races, would
navigator. In place OF L!cuIanani
arthur Adams, Of Boston Vaui,ir
also Will contribute her choicest
spafs and rigging, which in the tics,
-" proved OF METER quality than
those carried by RcsoIute
tharits t"anis Adams, skipper Of
me Eesolute, said today Reso!ute
NE, NE At ca ~ otncr small parts from
me equipment o! the Nanitie
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SHAMROCK GIVEN TRIAL
English Cacbt Iiax short TrIu. %yhic,
IL stopped by Hain-Iruu
Crew Aboard
~ NssDCI Tod Prcas 7
NDN HOOK y.

- -. ''I fI'N TTU9N
SANDY HOOK. y. j. June 2s-The
SShanrock ", which VIII NEE, the
kes0iutc Tor the Americas Cup or
sandy Hook next month. was given
a, short spin today with her ;uil
crew OF forty aboard.
1T was decided not to match b.
against the 23-metcr Sharnroct h.,
TO. take some of the crew from Inc
trial horse and place them aboard
the challenge, in order 10 dctcr
mine now the great. green sloop
would handle with her full eotIin.
rnent. Rain. however. which sc, In
COON after the craft began her WORK.
Out brought the trip TO an ABRUPT
it was made known tonigh, that
both challenger and defender would
De sent to South Brooklyn ship wards
July s for measurement
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GROCERs WIN AGAIN
Amboid's Tenn Captures Second Con-
test In ns Many StnrtE-Pcrry's
EIcldimR Ecnturca

Nmbo!ds Grocery Company won its
second baseball game. in two starts.
yesterday afternoon at Byrd Park. by
defeating the Beverley Street Stars
in fast and interesting game. by
the score of S to Z.
Features OF tho game were tho
pitching. OF Moore and the hitting Of
frick. Moore and Perry. Perry also
contributed several star nelding
plays
Score: y 81 T..
Beverly st.....o .OI0i2 20
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iottIc Tbro,ycr. I,,nrd

CINCINNATI. OHIO. June os.-Ad-
hitting the charge that they threw
pop bottles at Umpire William KLEIN
during the cincinnati-St. Louis Ma
tional League baseball game here
Saturday; Joachim Rcnzcgehauscn
and FRED Reese. two fans. were fined
s25 and costs each In Police Court
this morning. Umpire KLEIN. when
he appeared in court. .aid he had
not received any word from Prcsi-
dent Herdlar in reference to his nj
fair with Pitcher Lmnuc
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COLTS WIN FIRST GAME
RICHMOND TAKES OPENER
FROM ROCKY MOUNT NINE
Griam's Work Enables Locals to
Tnkc Contest From BrOnchos.
Score 3 To ..
Especial to The Times Dispatch

ROCKY MOUNT. =. C.. june IS
Three TO two went the score against
the Tarheels this afternoon, with
RNhmond claiming the BIZ: end
The major credit for the victory
was due to Third Basemin Grim. the
former Tarheel, who not only fclded
"a sensational game. but slashed out
n two-r!y drive that sent the win
ming run to count. ana made two of
the visitors four hits
Chaser, on the mound for the Tar
heels. brcezed through in grea; style.
save for the one wobbl? ending. when
:, base on balls and three hits gave
the colts n lead that could not be
orertaken with Stones timely box
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TARS WALLOP COOLERS

NORFOLK. VA. June 2S.-The Nor
ioik Tars clearly outclassei Peters
burg this afternoon in II Singing
m4tch, TO win 10y the score o: IL 10 6.
The game WAS featured by three
come runs, First Stacker Brie oecli, OF
the Iars. pushing out two If these
and Command one Tor lS:crsburS
Ihc locals gave Bcall bc:tr: sup
port than was accorded .Cy" Young
The feature plays were fIs. field
ms ~ Sum'na, Kane ana Cocoran.
Petersburg. NnrfnIL
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS yesterday.
Chicago. 5-5: Pittsburgh. FL.
lsostOn. 3; lSruUkiyn. ..
Chicago. j;5- Pittsburgh, 81.
New York. Is; Philadelphia. 3.
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Totals % 92T II Totals 80 90 10
sBattcd for Erickson In eighth.
Score by innings.
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Investigates Cruiser Fire.

MIAMI. FLA, June 2S--Eire de-
partmcnt officials investigating the
destruction by fire here Saturday
night OF Gar, Jr, holder of the cx-
press cruiser worlds records for one.
two and twenty miles, announced to-
day indications were that the flames
originated from an explosion of gas
oiine. The boat was owned by c. 4.
Goodman, and was Inoorcd TO the
dock at his home here when destroy
..H
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CREW MAY REASSEMBLE
Harvard Onrsmen Likely to Connect,
In Olympic Trials mt Worcester
July 23 md FL
IBy Associatrl Prcss. /

BOSTON. June 2S-The Harvard
varsity eight cared crew. which de-
fcated Yale at New London Friday,
may be reassembled and entered for
the honor OF representing the United
states at the Olympic regatta, il was
learned today.
for national championship honors
and Olympic selection at the title
regatta nt Worcester. July % and
u, has been made TO the Crimson
oarsmen. and they vii! get together
in week and decide whether they
shall go into training again.
The Crimson oar.ncn Will not row
the colors OF some boat club.
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Pllyers and Umpire
Rep,imanded by Prexy
IBy a.sncintc6 I.rc,.,

NEW YORK, June aS.-John A.
ieydlcr, president OF the NutiOnul
LeREuc, announced to.lny he Ind
lined Umpire William KLEIN null
TIT :hcr I.iIuc, OF the Cincinnati
ciub, 300 each md suspended. in
uchntfcly, Catcher wfnSo, for the
alteration Nyhicl, arosc during the
Ehme with st. Louis ut Cincinnati
last Saturday.
Hcydier stated he Ind not vait-
cd for charges to he preferred
HEninht ificIh, mr. the latter admit
ted TINT nc hnd used offrnsiye Inn
EunEc In speaking to i.,iuuc. The
pitchcr's onensc was striking
Nieni' while WinSo was Involved
III the suntc controversy.
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T ~ sSSH}nn ::... :SSddSSSsa 80
Summary: Runs-Thumas. Grimm
ETqn g. psr shnnro wi1 JqdFS; ee
base hits-.liriiin. Strunk. Witt. Three
base hits-ThorEas. Myutt Stolen bnscs--
Milan. Shanks. Sacrlccs-walktr. Dugan.
Perkins. Double plny--DuEan To Witt to
washinr,on. :. Bases on haiis@etf EricS
son. 4 OF liarr!S l.. fIits--oH Erickson.
Q in innings. 90 Snyder. in I inning.
Struck out--by Harris. 6: by Erickson. !
Losing ptchcr--Ericksou. Empires F'ricl
and Dinccn. Time. l:32.
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Chicago.
Detroit.
Totals ....35 Il 81 10
'Batted for Ayers
NBatted for Okr!e

n
Chicago ...................0 lio141o ia
Detroit ;::...:.:....;..;;o I2olIo o. s
Weaver. Jackson. Fclsch f2I Collins IaI
HisherE; Schalk. Young. !Icilman. rineili.
Bush. Ainsniih. Okrie Marion. Two. b,s. y.
hit.RisherE Home runs-Fclsch He'll
man. stolen hase-Ifihold. SacrifIces-J
collins. r.. Collins. Wca yer. Srhalk Cicottc
Double p!ays-E. Collins to RisberG to =
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Straw Hats Offered
Richmond Swatters


"Swnt tho pill nnd get II liJ.'
such In tho slogan of the nicm-
hers of the Richmond Colts fol-
lowing announcement by the nudd
Hat store of this city TINT cnch
player, who secures home run,
will he given new straw hat.
Luke stuart, the smuggling second
bnseman of the Colts, hns secured
one hat already and has another
coming to him for his home run
Saturday. Manager Gooch MISC has
lint coming to him.
In addition to offering tho head
gear to the home .11n hittcrs Budd
states that RfchnOnd pitchers Will
hc given II Int each game they
win from tho Petersburg GoObcrs.
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Bout Goes to nrandt.

BALTIMORE. June 2S-Dutch
Brandt. of Brooklyn. was stopped by
Kid Williams. of Baltimore, in the
third round of bout here tonight.
Williams floored Brandt in the second
and had him hanging on the ropes in
the third. when Brandt's seconds
threw up the sponge.
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DOUBLE WIN FOR CUBS
LILY Associatcd Prcssl

CHICAGO. June 2S.-Chicago won
both games of double header from
Pittsburgh today by scores of to
. and 5>to l.
y home run by Merkle with Ho,-
locher on base III the third inning
was chief factor in the first game
Hamilton had the second won, 1
to l, until the ninth. then weakened
and Ponder replaced him, forcing in
the winning run with Il pass.
FIRST GAME.
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WILSON DEFEATS SUFFOLK

Special 70 The Times Dispatch.
81 FOLK, VA. June 2.-Wilson
tooH the opening game OF the series
from SUFFOLK this afternoon. shutting
the local team out, 10 o
lhan!!!ty OF the Cats to connect
saie!: with the offerings OF Jo!l.ff.
VINO hcid suffolk To four hits. spelled
uttcaI tvf them. Jhrashcr. the Wis
tors ..gn; fielder. featured the game
Win ms hitting. getting three hits
out Of four times up
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Totals J. y q !: Totals 81 IA - IL
Battcd !oT - YOUNG in n.ath
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Collins: Weaver to +. Collins to J Collins.
Lett on bases-ChicaEo. 9: Detroit. II base
on baiis-soT Ayers. 2; of cico,tc. e; on
okF!e' u on Alton. .. Ifits--oH Ayers. ; in
I: OH hltcn. IN 3: of Okric. : in . Struck
ut,Clcottc. z; Ayers. !; Okric. l. Losing
pitrhrr-Aycrg ITmpires-ConpniIv nj
Nailin. Time-l:59 ~
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BOOSTERS TAKE GAME
renn Which Plays Tnka-kola Next
YccE Wins From HnrriSOnburg
Eiks-i;icrilent Box Work.

DE !Ciinon forge Boosters aefcarsd
ls HarTisonburg Elks this evening
py The score OF to o. Tie only run
OK The game was scored IN the gevc.1th
inning on wild throw by tho Har.
risonburg catcher. Only twa hi;s
were gathered off of each pitcher
Il THE kaia -Kola team Of Richmond
plays series with the Boosters the
I'D and 5th Of July.
Batteries for today were: Boosters.
Woods and Woods; Harrisonburg,
STEELE <sd Thomas.
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MEADOWS BATTED OUT
LEY Associated Press. j

PHILADELPHIA. June :S-Mcad-
ows was batted from the box today
FOR the first tim. this yci-. and in
effective pitching by Wcinert and
Belts, gave New York an j. - 9 VIC
tory.
bancroft hit SAFELY on every one
of Ills six times Up
Kelly's home run off Weincrt came
with the bases I.lei.
Score:
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ST. Louis
Cleveland.
Totals 81 IL 81 IL Totals ...3s 9c7Ii
sBatted for Sothoron in seventh.
hv lpp

Score by inninEs: r.
Cleveland .............I ORA ~
st Lnuis :.,,,.......;:.....O 100000 81
summary: Runs-Evans. Speaker t3l. Ell
mcr. Smith. Wambsgapss O'Ncll. Tobin
GeIeon ~. Sislcr. Observation-Disclosures.
SiSl"r. Gerber. Sothoron. Two-baSe hits
Jacobson. Three bass hits-Spen Ike r.
EvanS, Elmer Smith. Stolen bases
O'NclL Sacrihces-Eimer Smith. wambs.
Eanss. Coveleski. Double rlay-warubs-
EanSs and iohnston. Left on bnsts-Clcvc-
land. II: St Louis. {. Base hallS-on
core!eskie. 2: on Sothoron. 2: of Burwcll
liiiS-o< Sothoron. II in innings: off
Burwell. In Struck out--by Sothoron,
J: by Burwell. Q Losing pitcher-Sothoron
umpiTes-iiildebrand and Evans Time
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Boston
Totals ....>o 20 Totals ....2S - ~
.Battcd for Gowdy in seventh.
Score by innings: Il

Brooklyn ...................o olloo0o %
boston .........-..........-i " u VI v y NJ
summary: Runs-Myers. Miller. Powell
81: Eayrs. Error--Kildun. Three base hit
Myers. Stolen base Boeckel Sacrsirrs
-Kone,chy. Mamaux Johnston. McLuil-
Ian: Pick. Double pays-McCabc to Kill
dun: Maranvillc to PICK to nolkc. Left
on hases-Brooklyn. I: Boston. !. Bases
on balls-on Mamaux, I: on McouInan. l.
Struck out-hy MamauX. IL Umpires-
OuiElcy and ODay. TImc-l:co.
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SENATORS DROP GAME
HARRIS HURLS CELLARITES
TO VICTORY OVER GRlFFS
Only Twenty-Five Bntters Faced
Philadelphia Pitcher In Eight
In,
TBy Associated Prcss.l

WASiIiNGToN. June 2S.-phiia-
delphia ended its losing streak OF
eighteen straight games by defeat
ing Washington in the final contest
OF the series today. 6 to >.
Harris pitched n strong game for
the visitors. only twenty-five men
faced him in the last eight innings.
TodaE's defeat was the first in
eight games for the Senator's
Fli1luuc.plitn. WuslIlnpton
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BROWNS RECEIVE LICKING

I3v Associated Prcss.l
ST LOUIS, June 2S.-Cleveland hit
Sothoron almost at will today and.
aided by the locals errors, defeated
st. Louis. Z to 1.
The locals hit Covclcskic In only
two innings. when they ran up seven
for four runs.
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Portsmouth
NeMLlOrt New.
Totals 81 l6 &c !? Totals 40
Ian out, hit 10y hatted bali,

I.irtsmouth ~ 90 u
Newport news q n n ~ u = 81
suinmary: Runs-Vios. Malone NJ
tor. whit,cr3a;,;,' tG6se.nas 90. Traynor. ben.
nor %. Simmons Schwartz ray
ChannmaSsnno and Ninx. Thrcc.baso hts
TrAynor. Double rs,,s.s:ea...n" . ~. run
I 20 oeeh sI,. SHARP TO LAKE. - siiarn Sac
naIis 90 .. Lax. Axe ana Simmons. Base on
S%R; o.; ,:em on ba;,s-porisnou,h. " II
All oSTpor, Stws D., Htn-on Morgan, 6
nnd I runs in q! innings Struck out, Al
n M'ISan. by EaGin: g. by BENTON &
uan!ey 5itendsnee--7oo whitcraf, ana ana
San,or game IN sixth fosfnEhiing Umpire
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How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Richmonl. 8: Rocky Mount. =.
Notioiit. IL; Petersburg, q.
Mhsou. !; suffolk. U.
NcMpOIt NeMS, =; PurtsmoutI IL

.,o"S' - ioF'shioutn. u.
STA SDlSIs lE i.IIiI.S
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American tssocIotfo,.

Toledo. II; Louisville, /.
Columbus. 2: indianapolis, S.
ST. Paul Milwaukee. rain.
Only three scheduled.
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Alterations Free

We don't try to tempt you with low price
and then add on S. or So or So for alter
atoms. The price we advertise is the total
cost to you and not one cent more And
you are assured of a perfect fit and complete
satisfaction or you get your money back.
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Richmond
Rocky Mount.

,,',HIII!Ih,N NuHS-SIllth. IooIc. Holmes.
MEc?S. champhn. Es-rors-StoHe. Meyers,
pcntbS stolen bases,-Sperber. Sacrifice
hlts-tla Left on bascS-Rocky Mount
5: Richmont. }. Earned runs-Kichmoni
5; ROCK Mount; : Two-base hiis-PooIe
struck out-by Chaser ,: by stone s.
pi;cher-Stone. !: Meyers. Fist on errors
nRiChmond. Time. l:ij. EMPIRES
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Southern Associate,

Memphis. 3: New Orleans. l.
Nashville, :: Atlanta, G. (Ten in
n!nCsD
Chattanooga. I: Birmingham. 4.
Little Rock. 6: Mobile. 8. Twelve
innings.)
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REDS STOP LOSING
lny Assncintnd prnsal

CINCINNATI. Jun. 2S.-Thc Cham
r'ons broke th"'r losing streak by
pounding both Goodwin and Shcrdei
hard today and winning ION ST.
10 is. to s.
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score.
Hsls

Totals ....53 Sciii Totals .21 d - Il
'Battcd 10! Adams in seventh
MATTED for Watson in ninth
Score hy innings: II.
Pittsburgh ...............o o o o ooli o.
NHlCaBc .s..................l y o q q q
summary: Runs--B.G bee. Barbara
tlack 60. Hoilochcr. Merkle. Tyler Two
base hits-paskert. BEhec Barbara
Three base hit-Flack. lone run-Merklc
rihces-Southworth and Holiochcr
Double play-Hollocher TO Terry to Mcrklc
LEI; on bases-chtcago. .: Pittsburgh :.
Bases on balls-Tyle-. !: Watson. : Struck
and Moran. Losing pi,cher-Adams. Time
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PETERSBURG Oi2oobn6,
Norfolk ~ a q r. a
summary: Euns-Mo.an. SIn!;a. Com
sSnmh :: cotco.an; q 5s!becX. I:
NO tase a!t--McM ahoE. VcTmIiyca Iii.
otcH, L;4iht-s. Taree- base h.,s-Com-
i;!anG Home ruas-BrIUeck. :. Command
T5aGrinee aits-SerTEt!yea. Moran. Burde,t
ponb!e piays-Corcoran 10 Wagner to BrI-
-: pas-s-i.c;s rsou:g. 5: Norfolk. \ FiEst
SSFn,s on ou, oH5is- yGu, ioIHs; 4; beali 4
;nsn hit-ioung. Kane and Summa Mid
;:iISh.f ounE; Tins. l.t7 Cmp!.es-
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S0X DEFEAT TIGERS

Rv Associated Press
DETROIT, June 2S.-ChicaEo won
4 smuggling match in the first game
l3 to E.
Fclsch and IIeilman featured the
hitting with home runs.
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NN'IIsnn.

Thrasasr. Two bas. hlts-sttain. Den
bon; inI.i"hcr. Thsrr- base h!ts-Thyas h.r
Sl99!en bases-Sweiizer. Taras!ler Base on
90 .aiiIIt,I-'s.!ns :: joint. struck ou;-by
S"';;:ns JONI; 9 Left on Dases-SuftoIk
Z j., HMi4s"n. D. IN by gi,chtd bails.BiaGKt.
Suny oo' nj by eaitoG bali Errors ost
nnCE.HIs H!tA-Dury. Passed ba!ls-iiud-
gins Imp,fsZw ee-te;vcIi. Time. i: No. Al