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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-05-28

years ago today.
Bishop Collins Denny, of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church. South, born at
Winchester, Va, &C years ago today.
Carroll Lewis MaXey. proferror of
rhetoric at Williams College, born at
NorristOwn, Pa. 55 wears ago today.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-05-28

James Thorpe. noted Indian athlete,
now playing with the Akron Interna-
tional league baseball team, born near
Prague, Okla, 32 years ago today.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-05-28

Gilbert II. Gary and other eminent
leaders in industry are to be heard at
the general meeting of the American
Iron and Steel Institute in New York
city today.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-05-28

Racing-Spring meeting of West
chester Racing Association, Belmont
Park, N. Y.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-05-28

One month from today will see the
opening of the Democratic presidential
nominating convention at San Fran
cisco.
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PREDICTS BRILLIANT FUTURE FOR
TWO OF TIE YOUNGER DRIVERS

/ At least two of the younger drivers
lin the 500-mile race for $4,000 20 be
held at the Indianapolis Motor Speed
way, Monday, May 81, are destined to
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-05-28

Athletics American intercollegiate
track and field championships, at Phil
adelphia.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-05-28

The fifteenth annual Bach Festival
under the auspices of Lehigh Univers-
ity will be opened today at Bethlehem
Pa.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-05-28

Spring meeting of Kentucky Jockey
Club, Louisville.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-25
KING WATTS WINS RICH
POUGHKEEPS|E STAKE
Native Chief Finished Second and
Hollywood Naomi Third In the
Feature Event.
IBy Associated Press. ]

PoUGHKEEPSIE. n. y. August
2i.-Keen competition and close fin
ishcs marked tho second day Of
Erand circuit racing at the HUDSON
RIVER Driving Park. Lon Mcdonald.
with King Watts. took the feature
est stake of the meeting when he
cred n straight heat victory in the
ioushkcensie 2:2i class trot.. with
Naomi. third.
The best time of the week to da,c
Was recorded in tho first heat of The
ter in Ell 2 e seeonds inc Also .asa ' Gny
whose performances in the Orange
the favorite. never got going. piasing
nth in the INST heat and being dis
tamccd In the second.
W. Murphy, plotted Wood Patch to
victory In the 2:0S class pace. coming
from behind to win In each of the
FRS FIRST Two heats. Billy sunday took
ming the last two heats after a break
had deprived him of victory In the
Thomas w. Murphy arrived at his
home here this morning from Clevc-
land. but was unable TO attend the
matinee. Peter Manning. his entry
in the Poughkccpsic." which rumor
said he might drive, was drawn.
The summarizes:
e:i5 ciass pacing: purse. $1,000: three
ni!ly sunday. blk. e.. by Justo tPitt-
syinbo h. e. by issymaibooieer ;t;;i;.iiicsj.
Gu.sswork. b. m. by Peter the drea,
Jane Fslse,. star i,iehnead also started =
2:os class pacing: purse. 'i.oso: three
Wood Patch. Gr. H.. BY Dan Patch
jay. brook. b. g. by Silent brook
Prossor. blk. h. by Manrico
Foxey Ann. iioiiyrood n!ly. Almaden'
Onward, Iva Lou. Dr. Burgess and Gold
Quartz also started. Time. 2;oj Ia: zoe IL:
~. e1f Is, ,ros.inE; The roashkeepa!o':
King Watts. H. h. BY General Watts
Native chiet. ch g.. b. Native Kin;
Hoilyrood Saoni. b. m. by Peter the
May coSa nf Norman Dillon. Eliza BIZ
lon. Lotto Watts and Grace Drake also
started Time. goo Ia: ::cs 3.t
2:@3 class pacing: purse. sl:..so: two IN
John r. nradcn. b. h. by John II.
Esther n, B. m. by naron ward KinK
o%idie Todd b. m. by Todd Mac
=, Edward r. GrfMs Alcs9tare; Aiico Guy
To beat ::2G 81 trot,inE;
TO hea, 2:so3- tro,ting:
Cunb.ams. h. {. bv Peter the Great Of.
n. Phillips). won. Time. ?:c5 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-25

so told them how the professional
pail players took care of themselves
physically and that sort of thing.
had cut out smoking for couple
oil months because one OF the broth
ers had asked me to. I>thouGht this
was n good thing for the example II
showed the little fellows. talked TO
them about baseball as profession.
and guess their eyes popped out
when told them that was then
getting Sl.S0o year, know mine
popped out when Jack Dunn gave IL
TO me. You see. he started me Off al
5000 year when the regular league
season began. AT the end of the first
month he doubled the figure, and n
month later came across with another
boost OF 5000. Remember that | was
n rookie and glad to be playing at
all. 1 didn't have to ask for these
jumps or course. this isn't big
money in the big leagues. but at the
time it was lucky rookie who could
get Sl.soO season. And l was only
nineteen years old.
tEND THIRD CHAPTERD
CTo BE Continued Tomorrow
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SPORTS
FRITZ HANSEN AND bob
DIARY MEET TOMORR0
Early September VIII Give Iod
wrestling Fans Gardner, Turned
Kctcn0n and Kilonis.

What will no doubt be one OF q
best wrestling matches ever held
Richmond will be>stagcd Thursd.
night ut the Broadway Athletic Ares
when Fritz Hansen. OF Wilmingte
\. c.. meets Bob Diary. Of Troy. \.
In Il return match made upon the l,s
tcr's request.
- When the two met In former d
casioh. Hansen was the victor. ID
he Is confident that, with the b,f
training he has lately gone throua
lie VIII once more finish on ton.
Diary Is Just as confident as I
SSp ns ,Ynr,; -; and since the last mat
view-to defeat Hansen when nd
The matches arranged for nee
month. when Gardner, Turner. ID
tonen and kilinls will be the m;h
attractions In bouts leading nm /
the middlcweight championship. "
or course. have the edge on ID
weeks event. but tho promotey
promise ti.s wrestling fans OF Rie;
mond good evenings cntcrtainmes
Women Will be admitted free. Zas
"oodall VIII. as usual. referee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-25

and Eddie Collins. They swung and
went back to the bench In order.
We scored run in OUR half. the
Athletics tied II in the second and
went out in front in the third. But
in our half of the third we tied It
up again. and for the remaining six
sessions / held them without a score
We won. to ..
L had won my first game against n
big league club!
We were Il mighty happy lot when
we went back TO Baltimore to start
the season. and OF the rockies who
had won out chance to play with
the club and the right to wear that
Baltimore" on the chest, ! was the
happiest of all. To me it meant that
my days in St. Mary's were ended,
and although I loved the old school.
1 was impatient to BE getting on in
the world. ! had cut out for myself
a career in baseball and was deter
mined TO see il through.
Dunn had decided to use me as a
pitcher. and we worked into the sea-
son with my name on the regular
roster AS 4 moundsman. AS 4 home
run hitter. / hadn't lived up to the
performances OF my school days. per-
haps. but IL must be remembered that
l had been working against the best
twirlcrs in the world, whereas my
school day home runs had been made
off the delivery of youngsters like
myself.
On July pitched a morning game
for the Orioles. and in the afternoon
asked Jack Dunn-yes. l called him
Jack then-for permission TO beat IL
away from the afternoon game. ]
was very anxious to go and Dunn
evidently noticed this. so he asked
me what was on my mind. ] said to
him. "Oh. I'm just going out to old
st. Mary's TO see the boys and play
a little ball"
Salary Raised to $500.
1t seemed mighty fine to get back
to the old place. felt as IL I'd been
away for years and wanted to hear
how things had been going on the
big team" The fellows, asked me
all sorts of questions about playing
ball in the league. so one of the
brothers arranged for me to make my
first speech. AS a speech this was
a foul ball; I hadn't any swing at
all. but the boys were decent to me,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-25
Totals ...37 u 2iIi
Kan for Milan in (
Score ky lpnipcS

Chicago ........'. n (, n A nv.
Washington ,. q q o 4 -
Es,. u IN IN airy; Runs Weaver. Jackson.
SSbS.svh. fnber Judge t3), Ellbcte harris
ohahNs 81. Acosta. Collins. Errors-Iiar.
GT rs; ONeill; shanks. Two base hits
hhoIahs' Judge. felsch. Shanks stolen
phSes-E collins t:). SaCriliccs-E1cn Isl.
, L., '2. Roth. Double piays-o'Neiil to
iarriS 70 Judge; RisberE TO II. Collins TO
=. 'ollinS: Schalk 10 Collins Ief, IN
ia oaSeSsIchieaEo. .; Washington. 3 Eases
IA oai's o" courtney. B. OF Fabcr. i; on
Acosta j. lllts-on Courtney II i'm e Ga
i,nn innings on Acosta. in Ia innings: on
n raot,. ~ IN 9 innings ttSo on base. none
~, by pitcher.by Fahcr tMiian5. Sirmck
WinniSy faher .; by Acos,a.. l; by Kerr. L.
,.Eabsr. unpires. Moriar,y and Hide
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-25
Babe Joins the Yannigans Of the
Baltimore Team and makes Good

he
more to for spring training
"roosie-
ball club after leaving
all
with It, although his Ing or itch
nrxtho
Ruth
xc,orv
'' -
of hi. breaking into the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-25
CHAMPION REDS EASILY
DEFEAT PHILADELPHIA
Quaker Outficld Made Many Sen.
sational CatcheS-RccruitP Pitcher
Wins for Cincinnati.
Thy Associated prcss.

CINCINNATI. August ei.--The
less than two innings today and won
easily from Philadelphia to =
Napier. Il recruit from tho Texas
league. pitched for the champions
and although he was hit freely. he
showed good form with men on bases
and was never in serious danger
Sensational one-hand catches by
each OF the three visiting outne!d-
ers featured the game. Score:
FhilnueiDhin. Cincinnati.
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COOLERS DEFEAT TRUCKERS
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch. I

SPeClaI 10 ne times Dispatch.
PETERSBURG, VA. August "a
Paul Bennett, pride Of Durham
pitched to only twenty nine men this
afternoon. yielded but two hits. and
won 3-to-0 victory for Petersburg
over the Portsmouth club.
The Carolinian had the leaders
completely at his mercy for the first
seven innings, only twenty-one men
facing him during this time.
The Truckers got only one man
40 third base.
Slim Post was also in great form,
and gave M but three safeties. Two
of EN- followed base on balls ana
then couple of stolen bases and a
sacrifice hit enabled the Coolers TO
pu, across the only three counts of
the tilt.
The work of Goosetree, at third
base. was sensational the younEster
making two of the best stops ever
seen in the local park.
\ great catch by Wood cut down
one of the Trucker hits.
The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-25
FRANK S. WRIGHT WINS AT
CLEVELAND TRAP SHOOT
Theodore Rccm, sixteen, Wins Ju-
nlor Cham Di0nship for Youths
Under Eighteen.

by Associated PTesS.1
CLEVELAND. August 2i.-Frank
S. Wright. OF Buffalo. champion OF
New York State. won tho American
amateur singles championship CT the
grand American handicap trap shoot
ing tournament here today f-oa
thirty-nine expert marksmcn OF the
United states and Canadian prov
inces. At the end OF the 200 bird
event. he was tied with Oscar Han
sen. OF Nebraska.
In the % target shoot on. bo:h
powdered the first seven targets. on
the eighth. Hansen got under, n
clean miss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-25
RICHMOND COLTS LOSE
TWO TO NORFOLK TARS
New Local Pitcher, Scott, Allows
Only Two Hits in Second
Game.

NORFOLK. VA. August "a
Pitchers Smith and Stanley, going in
big-ieaEue form and receiving prac-
tically alright support. Norfolk this
afternoon registered Two Shutouts
against Richmond by the scores OF
3 TO o and 20 o.
In the opener. Smith held the Wis
itors to three scattered singles and
WAS never in danger OF being scored
upon. but one man reached second
base.
In the second game. Southpaw
Stanley showed his oldtime form
and pitched wonderful ball in the
three pincheS OF the seven innings,
night-cap abbreviated by agreement.
owing 10 the darkness due TO cloudi-
ness.
Both games were married by the
continued kicking of the Richmond
players, in which manager Gooch
TOOK. part several times. although on
he bench.
hn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-25
SUFFOLK CATS WIN
Special p The Times Dispatch

Especial 70 The Times Dispatch
WILSON, y. G.. August 24-In a
last and snappy game. the Cats da,ra
nack strong and defeated Downev.s
buEs by the score Of ! to o
IL was simply case OF entirely
70" had the Bugs eating out of his
nand through ali nine frames. Iia
"aa INC outstanding star of both
cams allowing only three widely
scattered hiis and getting two sac.
ties off Jolin's delivery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-25
Totals ...3l I - l3 Totals IS 10 -
Ran for Lewis in eighth.
fBattcd for Shawkcy in eighth.

score by innings: X.
New York :,.....:. 10 :. o-3
Summary: Runs--Young (2). Cobb. Vcach.
ZONES. Peekinpaugh. Pratt, Shawkcy.
Three base ht-Veach Stolen basc-Joues
Sacrifices - nush. Ward. Doublc plays
Atnsmith to Young to Hcilmann 10 Young.
Left on bases-Detroit. 5; New York, 2
Bases on balls-on Shawkcy. !: of Collins
!: Off Ayers. J. liits--on Shawkcy. > in s
innings; of Collins. in inning. Struck
out-by Shawkcy. 4; by Collins. /: by
Ayers, S. Losing pitchcr-Shawkcy. I'm
pircs. Connolly and Nallin. Time. o:ee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-25
DETROIT TIGERS WALLOP
NEW YORK YANKEES, So
Shawkcy Didn't Allow Hit After
Third lnning-Aycrs Pitched
Good Ball for Visitors.
IBy Associated Press.

NEW YORK. August 2i.-Detroit
made its farewell appearance of the
season at the Polo Grounds today.
defeating New York, to ;. and win
ming the series, three games to one
Three of Shawkcy's passes in the
first and third innings were turned
into runs.
The Tigers failed TO get hit off
Shawkcy after the third inning.
New York had plenty of opportuni-
ties to score. but effective pitching
by Ayers kept the Yankees away from
the plate. Score:
ilaf NJ,
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ATHLETICS LOSE TWO

PHILADELPHIA, August 2i.-St
louis won two games here today by
the same scores. ) to !, Philadelphia
being unable to hit either of the
visitors recruit pitchers, Bayne and
Dcberry. at the right time, while
Rommel and Perry, though not hit
hard, yielded hits when they counted
SiSler was held liitless by Perry in
me second game after hitting safely
in twenty-four consecutive games
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-25
CUBS BUY "HACK" MILLER
fHy Associated p-... /,

PORTLAND. ORE. August "a
,a ,"rT Miller. hard hitting outdelder
Coast Baseball League. has bee, snid
10 me chicago Nationals. /; was an.
houhccd today by Del Howard man
nIs,T Oh inc team. Miller will report
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-25
PLAYER SUSPENDED

,cH6AT,TTA,NooGA,, Tenn. Angus,
Zi--Outhelder Yale Sloan. Of Tho
Chattanooga Club. received notice
from President John y. Martin, OF
the southern Association, today that
ne had been suspended for nvc DAYS
for his fight with Umpire Pfirman al
Birmingham last weekf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-25
SENATORS WHIP CHICAGO

WASHINGTON. August 24-Wash
ington hit Fabcr hard today and took
tue mai game of the series from Chi
cago. to 5.
courtney was driven from the
mound in the seventh, but the WISH
tors were held in check by Acosta
VINO relieved him. Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-25
Totals 40 IL al!
s.Batted for MEGA

BROOKLYN ..,.'..o O q I n I, e, ~
Pittsburgh o n q n ! n n !,
summary: Runs-J ohnston Griffith
Wheat. BIgbse go: Carey. Errors--Johns,
ton, kildun. Two-hase hir-Bichrc
Three base hit-.hnhnston. Stolen bases
Johnston Carey. Southworih. Sacriices-
Grltith. Carry. Double plays-Bnrba-c
Cuishaw and Grimm: Carlson. Cuishaw
anu Grimm; Cutshaw and Grimm: B,gbee
ana schmidt. Left on bascs-IIrooklyn
s; Pt,ts6urEh. l.. Bases on ba!is--oif
irimeS, D.; off Carlson. =. Wild witches
Grimes. Carlson. Baik-Carlson. Passed
ball-Schmidt. Ufnpircs-Ricicr AMI
Moran. Time-l:34
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-25
BUILDERS TAKE ONE
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

,l.,t,,,..h. W J. Nc L IlNcS- Dispatch
ROCKY MOUNT. y. g.. August III
u was the ombination OF Pitcher
Morgan and the timely hitting OF
Manager Lake that gave the Builders
q too victory today.
IL was furious battle IN which
,hc Tarhccls outhit the visitors. and
LEFTY Hcatwole proved a worthy foe.
hui Morgan always frightened up al
the critical moment. and the needed
hit was not forthcoming.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-25
LYNCHBURG ELKS BEAT
N. & w. ROANOKE SHOPS
Hall md Harris Stnre N urI,,,,r.
fhchers' DucI-TtaERcd Support
Given lurlcr,

i.fNCHRURG. VA. August 2i-Tbc
Elks' baseball team here this after.
noon noon beat the Norfolk and western
The game was y Not n no 49,.
tie. with rather ragged feldInc
None of the runs were carried
,si nSsore by inninEs; r. RI. r.
n. a w. 800 0 o o. %
BaIteries: Hall and Arnold; Harris
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SVOTc by lnninES: r.
Cleveland .......... 0 o . o.
summary: Runs = Graney. Smith. Witt
Mcnosky t3. Hendryx. McInnis ta). Err
ror : Grancy. Two base hits - Gardner
Smith. IIendryx, Brady. Bush McInnis.
SchanE: Stolen base = Mcuosky. Double
Bush TO Scott TO Mclnnis. Left on bases
Cleveland. 2: Boston; g., Bases on balls
by Bush tJohnston). Struck oui-by Bush
l. Cmpircs, Dineen and Evans. Time. l:I6
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-25
CHICAGO CUBS LICK BRAVES

| by Associated Prcssl
CHICAGO, August 24-In fee
hitting game. Chicago nosed out Bcs-
ton today to ..
Boston made l2 hits off Alexander
but counted only twice
Chicago hit Fillingim II times.
Deals double ana Iicrzogs single
IN the ninth. with one out. produced
the winning run. Score:
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Score by innings: r.
Philadelphia .......o q q o n 10
Cincinnati ........4 U W
summary; Runs-Paulettc. Groh on.
Errors-Flcich.r Two-base hi;s"Dau-
bert. = Three base h!;s--Roush. stolen
hascs--Ncalc. Wingo Lcbourvcau. Sacri-
hces-Roush. Lcbourvenu. Double PLAYS
kopf 10 Sticking to Daubcrt: Groh 10 Sick
;ng to paubcrt: Fletcher to Rawlings to
Paulctte; Withrow to Rawlings. Left on
isasa 10: cincinnati, S.
Hhs-on Smith. In Is: off Ictts. 4 in
"a. Struck out-hy Napier ;. By
Belts. L.. Losing pitchcr-Smith. TIM
plres-O'D Day and GuiElev. Time--l:i1.
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IIHRtUH. D: CHiCnEO, ).
csr.a ~.p-

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
ST. Louis mt B--ton.
=. Cleveland at Philadelphia.
NO other games scheduled.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY,
Richmond at Norfolk.
Newport News ut UocLy Mopnt
Porthtnouth at Tctersblirr
Suffolk Mt wills
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st. I.Guis.

Kew York a II.
81, Louis o.
DnSis ', H.. r. MunS.isancroft. Young. Kcii:'
ii'htnco'e North. Errors Dnyi. Nnffints'
stolen "f hases hn!sUFon5Tie5. King Frsch
va New York. 10. ST, Louis on
%ortS IT,: On issShn,on. OF Douglas. / Of
~ innings. m Douglas IN ,nrnton
= in CIV: "a IN 'i;3 !nn!nss. on Sheriei.
! by Norih. l,v SherdcI. i Pa i..I ia AZ
I,a.,,, SINH winning pitcher : Shcrdei
and ErnSii.' ncnion EMPIRES. Klein
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-25
RED SOX BEAT INDIANS
IBy Associated Press.

BY NsSoClatcU TrcSS.
BOSTON, August 24.-By winning.
z to today, Boston took four games
OF the hve-game series from Cleve-
land.
Boston massed it's attack on Clark
while Bush kept Clcveland's hits
scattered until the eighth. Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-25
FIRST GAME.
Totals ..33 0 81 Is Totals .2S 6 81 u
Rated for Griffin in ninth
Ttan for Perkins in ninth.

Score by Innings: r.
ST. Louis ........ o O . q q q "a
Philadelphia .......0 0 l o o.
summary; Runs-Gerher to). Sister Du-
gan ErTornGcrber Two base hits -Du-
IAN, r., walker. Williams. Stolen base.
Tob!n. Sacrinces-Dykes. shannon, Gcdeon
81; Double plnys-Gcrbcr Ia Gedeon to
SlSicr 90 Rommel To shannon Left on
bases-St. Louis 8; Philadelphia. S. Bases
On On o ni,ch Romme!: |; or Bayne. Hit
oui-.by kommcl. /: by Baync. g. Empires.
Chill and Owens Time, 23
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FIRST GAME.

Norfolk .........o o 2 / o 0 o ox-S
summary: Runs--Giado. Summer. Bri-
stolen SHo hsse-sY:nma; LEI, on bases
Corcoran 70 Wagner TO Briheck: Schultz
to Abbott to Poole. Struck oui--by
schultz, .. Bases on halls--oT Schultz
D.: on Smith. . Batter hit-SchuItz j
twarnerl Wild rItSh-Schultz Time of
rrvclt,
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SECOND GAME.
Totals "a 3lS12 Totals 10 22l s.
'Battcd for Daughton In NTH.
y luf tod fnr In1r La.

Ny mn INKS. II
Norfolk ...............O O q n q V,
summary: Run--sianlcy' ErrorOPoole.
Stoicn basc-Suin'na. Sacrifice hit
feathers. Left on basc-Richmond
Norfolk. 3. Double rlays-waEncr to
feathers to Bribeck. Bases on balls-off
Scott .: on Stanley. l. Stuck out--bY
scott. :; by Stanley. S. Hit batsman-bv
scott, tCorccran). Time OF gainc-l
hour. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and IIarncr
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AUTO RACER HURT
LRr Asancin,nhp,...

:, EIGlN, ILLS. August 24-Joe
Thomas automobile racer, driving in
practice here this afternoon, turned
over three times on ''Hairpin Turn
and suffered severe injuries He was
rushed 10 local hospital.
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81. LOUIS DEFEATS GIANTS

fonr LOUIS; August o4.-six hits
iniield. in the third innin our OF ihs
W." MIN Doyle..s error and an ' pGnI1
pun nm'; gave 81: Louis five runs o .,""'u
ov Owe, Mnicn New York was unable to
p" 10 4. Score: 'O'c "dS
New I,sI
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PIRATES BEAT DODGERS
IBy Associated Press

IBy Associated Prcss.l
PITTSBURGH, August 24-Piits-
hurgh defeated Brooklyn today, 4
to 3.
Carlson was hit hard, but four
double plays helped him.
Grimes wild pitch with the bases
ful! in the first inning scored , runs.
kildun was hit in the face by "A
batted ball in the eighth and Nc
Cabe took his place. score:
BROOKLYN pi,t.h,rch
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SECOND GAME.
. Totals ...a s27 |.

re.!sdsiInphia :..:.::c J 81
summary; Runs = jacobson f2) Tobin
Griffin, Error Shannon Home run"
IIacobs2n stolen bases = Williams. Per
kihS; Dykes. Sacrifices - Billings. Perry
Double pay-Siscr. Gerber and Sister
l-cft on bases-St. Louis. Z; Philadelphia
Z! Bases on balIs-on Dcbcrry 4 or
Perry. J: Struck out--by Debcrry. .: hy
iTrr;rry' EMPIRES. Chill ana Owens
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
BROOKLYN mt Pittsburgh.
Phlk,delpiiin nt Cfncinnnti
Boston at Chicago.
New York ut st. Lou
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Portsmouth,,

Portsmouth 49,. 0 Q o Q 0 %
summary: Runs - Command. McMahnn
Mood. Error : Bcnnet; Two-base hit
vat s. stolen bases-McMahon (2l. Wood
haiis-ofr Post. Id; On b, 49, %, %. on
eaTE. i: rS5.smqu,hH Of AS S'i By pifencd
hs lis NJ Mahon bG- Ps%,- Struck out-hv
BENNETT. 3 by Post, ;. Time OF game. rs
EMPIRES, Brauer and Cross 49,
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

yesterdays RESULTS.
-. Louis. 81; Philndeiphin. 1 (nrst rnm,d
camel. >See"
Detroit. o: Now York. 3.
ltoston. Z: Cleveland. g n
Washington. y: Chicago g.