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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
.B0CALUSA, TW0-YEARQI
. TRQTs mile HEAT IN q
Chestnut Colts Performance s}
Feature OF Opening OF Grand
Circuit at RcadyilIc.
10y Associated Press. ]

BOSTON. August Gothic faat|
mile trottcd by two ycar-old n
year was made at the opening OF
grand circuit races at Readvilie 4
uay. when the ohio trainer. Gas vi
cntinc. drove the chestnut colt, Boz
iusa. in 2:0S I'm the second heat OF /
horse breeder futurity. Vnlcntin
COLT finished nrs. in tho Initial hd
but Oh account OF running under
wire was set back to second place a
me heat awarded TO Nelson Dillon
The historic Ncponset stake
EOS PAGERS WIS the only event A
!shcd on today's program, rain III
ing IN torrents just after VIII Coz
substruting FOR Tom Murphy. n
won the deciding heat with id
Henry.
Waiter Cox captured the nrKt III
OF the Boston Globe stake for thr|
ycar-oi dtrottcrs, with the great MI
Morris, but his nily went to "a nj
break tho second time out and y
dist1nced. Five races and the two /,
h"'sneu events on today's card VI
be IN ior decision tomorrow.
Sumrnar":
Join il, e"Sy, b. r Sy % SafIss 81
Edna ESIiy, r.. m. 6y tho woil;v;e;f:.'
Inc tNalcntiucD .................
Ef kISg "a HN, I'm, by Baron Ward !,
Minor Hal: Irish Voter. Ben Earl. i
! ETrsGts q. AZ bSicr Elliott also atart
II iiorse Breeder Fu:urity-two-year-
'"Eyeipiss; oh. g. by General Watts
=. h'eiA'u" Observation-Disclosures.
Nelson Dillon. be. by Diiion,A Ak"
B-'Hne. BE-. by General waiti;s
,iftmanl ........:.......,....,
Mare the Great. Favonian. lane VI
also started Time--2.il i-t; 2:fs
Tne Hos'9n Giobc-,hrce years Z
not. purse. 8. on: y
"%iiny chicf br. 6. BY Worthy
81 DonEi,s IiaiE. be-. by Peter the
Madam Diiion. oh by ip;iiion: I
hAworthy tScrriiD n......
;, Matte Gill Dominion Day. Harv
norm ana the Great Miss Norris i
started Tinc-2:ll IL: 2:Ii IA
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BABE RUTH PROVES
HE'S A BIG 'UN ON AND
OFF THE BALL FIELD
unch" the Ball, but
Not the Umpire's Nose

In the eighth chapter of Dnbc
Ruth's personal history. the homo
run champion takes you back 10
the time when he wnS ono or the
leading pitchers In the Bit: leagues.
This was the period In Ituth's
career TINT he decided n good bnt-
ting eye had better staying pow
rrS In baseball than n good pitch
ing arm and lac made rcndy tn get
out OF tho box mud become n slug
GinE ouiilcider.
Ono "i the things he learned
and passes on To young players in
the form OF counsel IN that
punches" bcLonE In the bnIi
game md "nOt ON tho umpirc's
nose"
Chapter niue of Ruth's life will
tell OF some OF his big games
during his last year as regular
working pitcher.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31

Don't like tn rub u into the Builder
but Us our business to tear down. and 80
here's hoping that tho Newport News
Ia schall scribe may nave a chance Ia
bite into em again today,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31

Personally ] am opposed To "panninr"
Inc pIS ycrs-it doesn't get them auSwaer e
and We want 20 see them on their way.
ana take this occasion To register de-
Hight at Babe Ruth's stand in favor NJ:
PLAYERS punching" the bsll instead OF the
umpire
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
BUGS STING THE TARS,
WINNING By 5 TO 2
Mcrhan Pitched Winning Hali for
ii>on and slammed Out
Thrcc-TaAcr.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
WILSON. y 6. Angus; 30.-The
Buss hi; Cu!lo;on hard and timely TO-
day. winning Inc frsi game OF the Sc.
-rics by the score OF . to = All OF
their runs were earned and all made
after TWO Were oui.
Mechan pitched winning hall after
the Il-sJ, when the VISITORS scored
Ihe!r only earned marker ;hsncefor-
ward allowing taem only Two scratch
hits. and his Triple n the second was
res poaSIS Die FOR the BUGS arSI run.
Mtile: s.ai Castle led the hitting.
getting ;h-ce a.Dglcs each. Biting
$50 good day :; bat. with TWO safe
..ss 5G- MS 3cld.1c exc Was 4Shew.
Corco-aa was Sne ae.dinE star for
&c TarS-
Iai-G. when me latter attempted to
steal ;al-G. enc VIII probably be out:
.: the game Tor tie ces. Of ne sea-
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Totals 36ioeti3 Totals 32io >
B.ticd .or R.NCy in ninth
Zkan tor Cravdth in ninth

Philadelphia ....,...o 900 ooio INs
S!ssnYM!,cm noMi be M!sso' ,7ssSss'
leS uTWNpbs srIy EGnnns-Ph,iadeinhia m Nil:
r EFbii.ta,oiPnSha l nirzos; oF.r,ci) Erfofs
Two-base hits-Fictchcr iIerzos. o'Fsr
t h NruE I'M; Il Miller. rauiette. Three
hcss-Tcrry. Deal Merkl. Double n;,ys
pea! ~ Hcrzog 10 Mcrhic: McuscI 10 r.
Hn!cr' RAWLINGS 20 Paul"ttc. paulr,tc 10
pp,h%ii,ShsT 10 Rnw!ings f,eft on bases.
my Vaughn tRawiingsl Str,ick out
Tmpifes Hart and Me s;Sa iics-" Tim..
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D0BS0M SETS SEPT. 10
FIRST PRACTICE DATE
University of Richmond VIII Stage
Initinl GridlIon Contest

Coach T.. NJ. Dobson. OF the Uni
vcrsity of Richmond. yesterday issued
call to all members of the football
team to report for practice on Sta
dunn field September l6. The season
opens September 16.
Stadium field has been greatly en-
large ddurinE the summer. and DIR.
Il. w. Boatwright. president of the
university. stated yesterday. upon
receiving the letter from Coach Doh
son. that displacement OF 1900 cubic
feet of Garth and making fill has
greatly enlarged the athletic field.
The field Will now permit OF three
baseball games being staged at the
same time, and ii has been otherwise
improved during the summer. Prtpa-
ritionS arc under way for the cree
ton of Rogers Nillhiser Memorial
Gymnasium. which is to cost S1O0. 900
Football training will start soon
after the team aSSnmh leS
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SPORTS
King Presents Basketful
of Medals to "Yanks u
Uny Associated presr)

ANTWERP, August 3O.-IIinE
Albert OF the Delgluns presented
the medals and other awards won
mt the seventh Oiympind to the
winners In the athletic, swImminE
nnd rowing events mt the stadium
this afternoon.
IL would have hccn necessary to
use large bnsket for the Amcri-
cans share alone OF the statuctics
md medals. For example, out OF
about 100 awards for athletics. the
shnrc OF the United States repre-
scntntivcs wns ncnrIy forty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31

Knocking many homcrs that year. Ty
Cobb, who led the league in batting
with .SS3. got only seven. and George
sister. VINO took an average of .353
IN iao games. had only two Iris
Speaker himself corralled only a pair.
Bohby Neach. OF Detroit. hung up
eight and Wai!y Pipp. of the Yanks.
MY present tcam-.na;c. had nine, the
hiGhcs; OF all.
Heres funny thing: Eddie Ci-
cote and were tied for second
honors IN the number of straiyh.
rms in 1917. We each had a win
ming streak OF eight games. Now.
Rcb Russell. a colleague or Cicottc's
ON the White SoN, turned me back on
May Is. when was trying for "A ninth
straight win. and didn', get back
at MIN TIL September -. when the
Rcbei came along with a whining
strcak of seven straight behind him.
remembered how the Rebel had
spoiled my nice row OF wins. and
up and threw him back, when he was
hGh;ing for his eighth straight vic
tory.
His lint on TO J0hnson
1T was very good-naiured battle
and we've often talked II over OF
course. the White Sox pitchers had
some wonderful winning fits in The
l9l' season. and they had TO have
them in order to win the pcnnant
Clcotte had second successful run O.!
seven straight, and he came back
later with six in a row. Ny c!Eh;
WINS were my hrst eight outs of the
season. and IL looked as though was
gong 10 ga!iop down the line for a
record OF some kind. No such luck
waiter Johnson, the best of them
an, won nine in q string. Some boy,
mat Walter, and think he's As good
today as he ever was.
After this season had been hung
out TO cure IN the record books.
discovered one thing which had been
overlooked by most OF the tiEurers. 1t
wasn't so very important on the ball
he!d, but II Eava me couple Of
laughs TO learn that my average OF
games won during ali my career in
professional baseball was the high
est in the league. II ;otalcd ninety
eifnt games pitched. Of which | lost
wood, formerly OF the Red SoX. but
incn win Cleveland. was just a
shade behind me with 81 games lost
out OF total OF 10 starts. His
average was .672
some other author has observed be-
fore me. 'it don't mean anything"
I've always hccn sorry about a lit
nc trouble | had in our own park in
1917 with Brick" Owens, the UNI
pirc. lie had ordered me off the field
in the hrst inning after little ar
Eumcnt and forgot all about Brother
Matthias and took a smash al him. IL
looked petty bad for me. and | was
AFRAID that Ban Johnson might ride
me out of the league. because that
sort OF thing is all wrong. knew
was relieved when Ban considered
my youth and let me off with "A fine
OF 800. which paid in time to re-
turn TO the game q week later.
There's one moral Id like to draw
from this for the benefit of young
players coming up. and that is. the
punch belongs in the ball game, no;
on the umpire's nose
END Chapter Eighty
ITO Re Continued Tonor-Ou
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R0ONEY'S HOMER CLINCHES
GAME FOR THE TRUCKERS
Tarhrrls Outhit Visitors, but Could
Not Succeed in launching Their
S:Ifrtics

ROCKY MOUNT. y. c.. August 90
Rooncy'S drive over the right field
wall. with V:oX on the paths. gave
the Truckers a lead in the FIRST game
Of tho series this afternoon, which
the Tarhccls were unable TO over
come, the haal score being 3 10 in
favor Of IN" visitors.
The Truckers scored their other
counter IN tho second frame on
single by Watt. who was sacrificed 20
second 6y Parker, and a two-sacker
by Post
After. ,his. Eullcnw!dcr. on the
mound for the Tarhecls. frightened up
and allowed only one more hit dur
Ing the rena!nder OF the contest.
Tn" Tarhcels threatened TO even
things UP IN the ninth. when CHS
holm. who had singled. raced across
the plate for the locals sole marker
on kellcr's long double. Post put a
crimp IN IN" rally. however. by caus-
ing Lee and fullcnwider to ny out
and retiring Kane Via the strike-out
route.
While the Tarheols ouih!t the VS.
TORS. they could not succeed in
punching their safetics off Post. Hence
this
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SARATOGA ENTRIES

:, Frat iraco.geScn iu.longs-Doub4
ih; Sslr i.AinS; II. ioi! Ground Swell.
AnaISno: lp.: Dark Hili. lO5: Ernest
20. Edith X. 100. The Belgian IL.
40 Lawn. no. I.iGu!d Fire. l0a.
=. second rhCu--Onc mIlc--.iericc Star l
N9ght StiCk. lit, Frederick the Great j
radaH Dear. u. Edith * 100: Swirl
War Plum. IA.
.Ta.rl raec--s!x turlonrs-Toach Ae \
lO.. pTlplu. llJ. Leonardo. IL n
Ssr.ap!s. l!i: Steplirhtly. il2: Nancy u
III. Std- voter. $50. Sailing BS III
EcSlstrdr il5s Intricnntc. he: Dlmcsdl
llS' Grey Lag us. Prudcgy. 1a7: Da
moor. u; Ararat. ii5: ESgtus IFS: ri
h'9ni. 70 SHol.rscrccn i.-
. FouTth .acr--onc mile and a furlonl
SlS,Ppstr1. III: E1terminaior Ies: Gro
fInh r.ce--onc milc-I.ady Reverwy
100. sailor 1916. NiEhittlck Ios; Paste
swain. Jos. Min; Cat. iGs: Ss!vcstra.
Camouc.ur. no: War God o.: Ma,
rafkr. los. Tippiiy WnChot. l0l: TN,
d"rs,orm. IL; Gcorr,o los: Henry q i
,HoyallCu, ~. CRYSTAL Ford. los: Ba
sixth race-nvo and one-haIf fur,onr
inN"t.p. liz: Irish Sea. rs: Sabin Crs
10: Chateau Th!crry. liz. SaEacjty.
IhTis. IL. Bob. yi0rsclf lis: Arnpa h
!i5i Ntala. IL: Dora. il2. JaTnaca BE
ll2: M.rcclla iiov. ii5: Bermont.
DcyaHtat!on. - SportinG Blood lis.
Cloudy '!ac}s good.
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Rocky Mount.

Portsmouth, 49, ,yonuch y,
Rocky Mount q q & q n a n a
=; s,umnsry Runs-Ntox, Rooney. Na,t.
Two-bsse hl;-fost Keller, Chs main
u toms rlnn..-Rooney,. Sacrifice hts Hang
Base on balls-oT Post; .: OF Fuiienwldet
= struck %ut-by Post. .: by Fuiicnw.de-
,. First base crroEs- Pnr .sulo:ith a
Rocky Mount 0 Earned -Portsmou.R
q; RneHy Hount. ]. Tim. q; game ] 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
COLTS CRUEL AS NERO,
TRIM BUILDERS A TO ZERO
Frcid Couldn't Pitch, His Mates
Couldn't Hit, SO When the Game
Ended, We Were Ut"

Especial to The Times DspatchD
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, August 80.
Richmond walked away with New
port News this afternoon by count
o. TO q.
Cried pitched poor ball, showed
poor judgment, and the builders FAIL
cd 10 hit behind him. But at thai,
the score would have been only TO
o had Charlie Allen not uncorked -
wild ono Ia the ninth with two down,
allowing TWO runs TO score on what
should have been dead easy" out.
The Builders played a pitcher ana
:. catcher in the outtiei1 so crippled
arc they. and the following Will give
,s.uifal CITY FORM
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
DODGERS PUSHED OUT OF
FIRST PLACE BY ST. LOUIS
Buschtown Tcrrors Grab Double.
Header From Brooklyn by
q 10 0 aud To

ST, LOUIS. August 3o.-St. Louis
humalsd Brooklyn twice today, set
ting me league leaders down to Sec
cni H.acc.
The scores were 10 and Z to /.
noak ouirItchcd Marquard in the
first game. and the visitors did not
get inan past second base.
In the second game Brookly de-
Tense cracked in tho seventh and
eighth. and the locals scored six runs
The visitors lone run was a four
base hi; by Cadorc.
The scores.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
WILLIE JACKSON BESTS
BELMONT, OF MEMPHIS
New Yorker Gets Decision, but south
ern BoNcr outfOught Him
Every Hound.

JERSEY CITY, y. j.. Angus. 30
Willie Jackson, Of New York out
fought Gene belmont, OF Memphis. in
Il twclvc-round bout here tonight.
jackson, who weighed 1874 POUNDS
Two heavier than his opponent. hal
the better OF every round. except the
seventh.
In this round belmont landed one
or his many wild swings and cut
Jackson over the left eye.
jackson administered The harder
blows. out the Southern fighter fought
back throughout.
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IT'S A SAD STORY, MATES;
TAlL-ENDERS MOP COOLERS
"Iron Man" Observation-Disclosures ia Me-
WhOrter!-PitchrS Unbeatable
Ball for Suffolk.

SUFFOLK. VA, August 30-Pitch-
ing unbeatable ball. Iron Man" Eek
crt with iaultlcSs support OF his team
mates. took the game from Peters
burg by score Of TO l.
The headliners put in three pitchers,
all of whom were freely hit. and the
omeback OF tho ta!l-endcrs was one
bali season.
Black. both in fielding and hitting
stain ana benson for tho home team.
and Wood for the visitors. featured
Here Is ihc, sad Acry foI. the Goohcrs:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31

som" ono. SAYS that Yankee" scou,
has been giving Young Marshall OF the
Church HIS the once over" Wen.
from what I've seen OF this promising
younrstcT. I'll toll thE world. and New
fork's not all nj II. THAI he's some pitcher.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31

American Annexation.
1,ouisvillc ToleGo. postponed. wet
grounds.
Minneapolis. s: Milwaukee, l..
81 na. aaaI, s: K 3; neln csty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
GIANTS ON THE TOBOGGAM;
PIRATES TAKE TWO GAMES
Young Bntx / 900 Per Cent in the
FirSt Gnne OF the Double
Header.
10y Associated Press.

PITTSBURGH, August so. : NJ
though outhi; in the first game,
Pittsburgh won both games or to-
days double header with New York.
TO and 10 /.
In the first game Young had five
hits at ave times at bat.
In the second game Ponder held the
visitors 10 three hits. Both games
were featured by Wonderful catches
By Bancroft, Burns, BiSb bee and
Southworth.
The scores
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FIRST GAME.

Brooklyn .................e 1000 %
ST; Louis .....:............0 0 o o = o ms
Summary: Runs--St. Louis tJanyrin.
Fournicr. stock. Schultz. bavan. ClcmonsI.
lOlson): ST. Louis
tDoakl. Two-basc hits-Mycrs Stolen
hascS-Hc athCotc, Sacrifices McHcnry,
i:avan Double plays-Lavan. .Janvrtn and
Fournier %: Schultz and Jarvrin. Johns
ton. kildun and konctuhy. Left on bases
-Brooklyn. =: 81. Louis. b. Bases on
hails-on Marquard. l.. Struck out--by
MarGuard. =; by Doak. .. Cmpires-k!Eler
and Harrison. Timc-l:I.
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INDIANS WAR CLUBS
TOO MUCH FOR SENATORS
Hammered Three Washington HurI-
crS for IL Hits and May tic In-
Sitcd to Marion Front Porch

WASHINGTON. August 30-Clcve-
land easily defeated Washington to-
day TO by hainmcrinE three local
pitchers for iiftcen hits.
Caldwell held Washington we'll in
hand at all stages.
II the Indians keep up this gait
they may he invited 10 stage a game
like the Chicago Cubs, near the Ma
r!on front porch.
Thn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31

I'm pinch hitting for 'Joc'' and ~ T
&c. N SLOW. remember he's In Philsdeiph!a
and want To feel in harmony with him.
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'IRSI I,.iAE
Totals 42l2 81 Totals 20 s27lo
'Eatiel Tor Douglas in saith
%Ratted for Permit in eighth

New York .........o o q q q q q n ~.
Pittsburgh ......l 1 o 1 q n q ~
= summary: Runs-New YORK Wsncfoft.
Schmidt. Errors-Ncw York sYounE.
Doy!cb: Pittsburgh ,Barbarc GRIMM.
Two base hiis--Cnrcy. Bancroft Three
base ht--Whit;od stolen bas.s-csrey
Southworth. Cutshaw :. SnCrih,cSRnr
'"Ic l:cit on hHScs-Scw York. IL Pitts
huTSh; I. Base on balls Douglas / PET
rit. !: Carlson |. Iiits--off Douglas &
IN 5, off rcrritt, in :: on Winters. . in
! OF Carlson. !? in .; Struck out--Dour.
las. j; carlson. /. Wild pitch-Csrlson
ii.os'nS rit-her-DouG!as. umpircs. OuiE:
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SECOND GAME.


New York n e, n ~,
Pittsburgh .. n W
!, summary: Runs--Scw York tCancrofD:
oncns Pittsburgh ,(noncI Twc.base bi,s
-, -IcE. Southworth: Scnmidi Three ia Sc
. II riscn stolen hasc--Bancrofi SaCri
NN: .w Yogk u. rGndeT left on bases
--Toney. /: Ponder . Hi,sp"fye r pm S.i
II r., OF rccrrit,. in struck out
Tr" Tony rmpircs. o'pav and Cu!Eley,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31

az course. there is no reason for being
swcltcu up because We snUi-out the
huilders 10 o. hu; the Ecnue scriro who
- f .Giu 'nsictn OF ihh wheh HeaSriblnS
by the Roads. might send line or two
to let US known "hoW come"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31
CHICAGO SHUT OUT BY
JONES FOR FIFTH TIME
Boston Hurlcr With the Welsh
Name Seems to Have the Indian
Sign on the White SoX.
IRy .Nssec.atsd rress-

BOSTON. August 50.-Joncs de:ea,-
cd Chicago it the tf;h time this sea-
son BY pitching Boston 10 i-to-0
victory today.
Chicago has gained only one deci-
sion over Jones in TWO seasons.
Boston hit Williams hard.
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Norfolk
Totals 100: 10 - II
sRhffNl 90 EuLLurni

sBatted Tor CuIloion
Score by innings: T..
Norfolk ...... .........-.-..l {" (. o.
Wilson ....... ..........o . n -.
. summary: Ruu<-WaitcFF. Futa Miller.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-31

STANDING. OF CLuI,
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Ncwrart News.
Totals ...5i - - Totals ...-S j p 10
stone ran FOR stuart IN second ana

-SlbNt Edb l'4 '7NS"iN ''- -N>'''-
ArracOn III seventh.
Score hv innings: X
Richmond ...... ............e ! %" - -
Newport News .....--.....p q . u . ~"
Summary: Runs-Bakcr. GooCh stuart,
DauEh,on Erro-S--Nii"p. Two base hts
Geoeh. Morgan and Haker Saer.i!ees, hts
and fnolc. Left ON hascs-Eichmond, :.
NcwrcTt News 8 Bases on hsllS-ott Nc
Mcwhor:cr. ,. BY Fried. :. hit nv pitched
--ArraEon nv Fried Double plaNs-StuaTt
TO Rakc- 10 Poole. tuIU:rss--CTcsS and
Brandon. Time. 1885 Attendance fair
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. 4AH VI Z
I lrlclnnd.
W 8sliinstoi,.
T9tals 2sls@'lt Totals ID.
HhIT"W IWT NNaW IN mind
NbL tied for Bioni.llcr in NTH.

TT TTlITU
NBuucd for Bicri.llcr in NTH
Score hy innings: r
Cleveland .. q itnn, {
Washington .... q q q q n n n n ],
SAN mhry; Runs Cleveland ,Smith ~.
v'aiInhef "a iGhnson. o,,NeiIi. I.untc. Cald.
Wen Washington tiarr!s. Shanks Er-
rofs WaShinI;on Rice, Browcr, iva
n-Ec nlta- smith, Gardner. Zachary SaCrt.
h'ts-t,aran-T q. Jameson. Double pl,y
- - NelLl ia n-rris 10 judge. Harms to
IGHEc Lot on Cleveland o.
W aShiuCton. 4 Bases on hali4-nn shaw
OF Zachary, /. of Caldwell Uits
OIL shaw. !, in ). Oft BicmiIi"r. in :: on
continued on seventh pacoD
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ORANGE AND ALL STARS
SPLIT A D0UBLE.HEADER
Norris Home Run and Comedy OF
Errors Features of the First
he Times Dispatch.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
ORANGE. VA, August 80. - The
Orange and All Stars broke oven in
doublc-hca today before the
largest crowd of the season.
Orange lost the first game as
result Of q comedy of errors, 0 to Z.
and won the niGhtcap by 10 to ..
Morris home run was the feature
in the first game with Two on bases
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SARATOGA RESULTS

tp %,rss I r. 70 ~ oIepwey ,os
5, second: Locust Leaves. 100 fBu!!ms nj
~ TO j. 10 ]. S 10 s. third Time
Thomas also ran
-Faunus. ITO. tIohnsion) S to l. : to /.
even. won. Wcdeewood. l07 tNoIanj II
20 l.. to !. 10 i. second: lnEiecrcst
iio tAmhrose). IL to /. 10 !. 3 10 i.
third. Time. :07 lis. Wild Thoughts
Ghevalier. VIII o'thc wisp Bodansky.
Third Eace-one miIe--The Porter. I2t
lColii!lcti. . to /. s to S. out second:
Bridcsman. liz tCaIlshan). . 10 g. to
.; out. third. Time. "a. Crystal Ford
also ran.
PonCcl. II TO- 90. out: won: Elected. IL.
iis (keoghl to ]. to s. out. second:
Mint Get, JIG Lvkc). IL TO ]. 9 10 L. out
Fifth rare-six furlonEs-I.yon dor HI
1SandeD. 2 to 1. to 10. TO 3. won:
Salvestra. ll6 (l.vkcl. TO |. s to ]. TO
:. second: Red Red Rose ia fKeoghD. Is
20 to !. TO !. third. Time. 1911 As
WarGod. Pilgrim. Dunboync. War Marvel
also
= sixth raeccI,;hvG and one half fuslonrs--
Our Flag. 1l5 tRobinson). Z to .. even.
: 10 5. won: Hildur. lis (Sande). to 3.
LIKE; 8 TO 3 to 5. to. s. third
Time :oe 2-S. Pagan Pan and Sporting
Blood also ran.
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SWEDES BEAT AMERICANS
AT WATER POLO, s TO
Hut when the Ynnks Get I.eIs TO
"Nnter Cure They Expect TO
Reverse this waterloo

ANTWERP. August 30.-The Am
lean water polo team was dcfea
hy the swedish team in tho Olym
water polo here today.
the score was. sweden. 8; Uni,
States. o.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Fitts burGh. :: New York. :. First
Fit sbursh. :. New York. 1. Second
snmc.l
st. Louis =: Brooklyn. I. tSecOnd rnDle.)
Chicago. :: rhiiadrlphin. =.
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CHICAGO TRIMS "PHlLLY"
BY SCORE OF 7 TO 2
h"n"hrM Hit> by Locals and Erratic
fieidihE- by the Visitors Rcspon-
kibfc for Results.

tliCAGO. August 3.-Bunchcd hits
ny chicago behind erraiic fcldinr nv
nc VISITORS gave the locals "a .-,o-o
The score
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Chicago at Hust0n.
~. Louis al New York.
Detroit at PHILADELPHIA.
Cleveland ut Washington.
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Totals . :. y - y Totals ....35 : ~ 10
Klein rattct FOR WirChci
f.V n

Surol- ...... ...............b ? q y {, q o ! -;
't.rspurg ...... ...........i 9 o q q . o.
Summary; Runs-aIA-riu. Dee Duncan.
Eck.rt benson. Twc.R~se hits-MrMahon.
Base on halls-on Wiurhclis. 3. STRUCK out
--nv Eckert :: Wincn"ll. :. f<ft On hascs-
SUFFOLK. :: Peter burg. :. Double plAva-
Poole 70 Dee 70 Davies. Errors God
Sacrifice hits-Strcet Eckcrt. Mia throw
-MaraIs. rmpire-iiarpcr and Orih Time.
20. Attendance. $40