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The Washington times., 1920-04-21
Sports Cut
Short

Central plays Georgetown Props on
Friday.
Eastern and Business are down for
the high school title game at Union
Park on Friday afternoon.
The CentralWestern game OF next
Tuesday will probably be played at
American League Park. The Griff-
men are away on that date.
Manassas High School has a tennis
team composed of two players and is
anxious for matches.
The winner OF the Dumbarton Club
"round robin" starting Saturday
morning. gets a membership for a
year at Dumbarton.
Army and Navy Props are expect
ing to do something in track this
spring. They may go to Philadelphia
for the Penn relays, according to re-
ports.
! GalIaudet College (. scheduled to
meet the Knickerbocker A. c. in the
Hollow" in Georgetown Saturday
afternoon.
Departmental League players get
under way on the Monument Lot next
Monday. There are six clubs in the
circuit.
Amateur Association presidents are
to meet tomorrow night in the red
parlor at the New Ebbitt Hotel
Quantico Marines are still anxious
about getting in a league here in the
city.
Central High School has listed a
game with the Navy Plebes at An
napolis on the date OF May %.
Business has not been beaten this
season. The Stenographers have won
Ave games in a row.
The Washington times., 1920-04-21
ST. ELIZABETH'S STAGES
FIRST CLASS EXHIBITION

Soldiers and sailors at st. Eliza
beth's Hospital are to be given box
ing and wrestling exhibitions tonight
in Hitchcock Hall under the auspices
of the Red Cross. Joe Turner, Pinkey
Gardner. Louis Zerega, Soldier Leon
ard are to go on in wrestling bouts.
Patsey Donovan, Chick Holbrook, X.
o. Evans and Young Remsey are also
billed in the boxing bouts Kid Lewis.
who is managing the affair. requests
all talent booked to appear to meet at
Ola f street northwest at p. m.
sharp.
The Washington times., 1920-04-21
SOME CLOUTINC HERE

Totals. 361o 2713 Totals. tI1t27 7ii
sBatted for Thomas In ninth inning.
tran for Burns In ninth inning.
tBatted for Martin in third inning.
Slated for Hasty In sixth inning,
Washington. : o--s
Philadelphia. 0 0 o 0 as
Runs-Rico, Charity ca, oNonI Ca),
shannon t2). Zachary, strunk, G.. Walker
C2D.. DuFsn 90. Errors-O'Neill C2), s..
Harris, c. Walker, Griffin. Dugan and Me.
Cam. Two-bsse hits-Zachary. Cha rvity,
Burns, Perkins, Kinney, Strunk. Hbme
rfce hits Judge. s. Harris, O'Nciil,
Strunk. Double play-O'Neill. s. Harms
= nd Judge Lett on bsseB--washington, ,:
philadelphis, t2 First base on bails-on
Zachary, - on Martin, .; OF ltastv. I; ~
kinney . Hits on Martin. IN tn
uinFs on Nasty. w 3 inninFs, 81 KINNEY .
~ Martin. ! hy kinn~ys I MId pitch
Martin. Bslks MARTIN, II.sty. Losing
ritchcr-Martin
The Washington times., 1920-04-21
VIRGINIANS READY.

The Virginia Athletic Club of Alex
andria is ready for games with any
first class teams in or around the Dis
trict. Game wanted for Sunday.
April %, preferably in Washington
Address Ted Minn.Sh. manager. SIS
King street.
The Washington times., 1920-04-21
Griffs Look Like Swatters
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA Pa April 21-Cant tell right how long it
will continue but the Gfmen shaping like murerous swaers
Furthermore of the notably Jimmy ON who
not expected to kill the pill landing the with evil
dence of ferocy
The home folks down by the rolling Potomac going to get the
first Grffs championship game unless
all fail they going take of their breasts
and kiss them time the forehead Already Prexy
Griffith has collection young delivering goods
the bat. IS ,
The Washington times., 1920-04-21
WANTS. MEN OUT.

Manager Al Hussey, of the Finance
baseball team, requests all players
and men wishing to try out for the
team to report to room 60, Food build
ing, Thursday. April %, at 4:3o, rain
or shine.
The Washington times., 1920-04-21
WOULD PLAY MATCHES.

Racquet Club players want to meet
tennis teams in the District and vi
cinity. T. r. Carshee, 1854 Lanier
place, would like to hear from any
teams wishing matches.
The Washington times., 1920-04-21
GAME WAS CALLED.

CHICAGO, April 21.-Chicago and
st. Louis players could hardly dis
tinguish each other in the third inn
ing of yesterdays game on account
of fog. The game was called.
The Washington times., 1920-04-21
FILIPINOS TO PLAY.

Columbia 4. c. Players meet a
team Of Filipinos Saturday on dia-
mond No. ., in tho Monument lot at
$3.50 r. ~.
The Washington times., 1920-04-21
REXMEN TO PLAY.

Rex Athletic Club players will get
action today with the Shops team OF
the Terminal Railroad Y. NJ. c. A.
League.
The Washington times., 1920-04-21
GALlAUOET WILL PLAY.

Gallaudei college " listed tor a
game with the Boiling Ficld Aviators
The Washington times., 1920-04-21

TODAY'S GAMES.
Boston at Brooklyn.
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Philadelphia 3: New York, o.
Brooklyn, I: Boston. 0 III Innings.
st. Louis, 10; Chicago, 3.
Pittsburgh-C (rain).
The Washington times., 1920-04-21

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Washington, s; Philadelphia, s.
Boston, 8: New York, 2.
Cleveland II: Detroit, 10.
N ST. Louis-Chicago (dsrkness)
The Washington times., 1920-04-21
STANDINGS

TODAY'S GAMES.
Washington at Philadelphia.
New York at Boston.
St. Louis at Chicago.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-18
TARS WIN THIRD STRAIGHT

Special TO The Times Dispatch.J
HOkF DIX. VA. July I7.-With
CuI!otoh proving more effective in
tht p!nchea and receiving better sun
port than Pagan, Norfolk made il
three straight from Newport News.
taxing tho iinal game OF the series by
The score OF 10 J.
The only run TO the cred!, of the
visitors came In the nfth when Gull
!oton. With TWO out and the bases
loaded. slipped from the rubber in
the box and was forced 10 balk. pass
.nS over a run
Norfolk scored two runs in the
second Schwartz muffed simmons
hisa inheId fly, putting the FIRST man
up on base. Wagner sacrificed and
iio!io!nan singled scoring Sim :
mons. CulIoton walked and BeaIe
thrcw Wild TO the plate a moment la
Ter ana Hohoman scored.
In the SIKH Leathers' single Sim
mons sacrifice and wagner's single
scored the third run. In the eighth
CoEcoran drew a free pass with two
out and Bribeck and Leathers singled
10 put him across.
:, The game was featured by the hard
luck batting OF the Builders who
drove hot lincre 10 the infeid for
double plays on three occasions, the
HeldinS OF Lcathers at the short field
and the batting OF Catcher uoiioman.
Score.
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EMPIRE CITY RESULTS

fiE,t rscs-soeg, tgrionEsmr!ekT,oS: 1T
rs lRice); 9 70 y, to 5. 70 o.. second:
,hlrd. rhine. i:io, The Portuguese. Ali.
van; D!aercnt Eyes. Lola. You Need. Ar
rowhcad: Wee Chairman. SIR Grafton. Bur
second race,,tr!lc and sIxtecn;h-war
S Snn Us GRodriruczl to l.. even. to 2.
second: ben, Cow, IL fMisro. 30 20 l.
J. 70 !. 10 |. third Time, l:p. Rafferty,,
Plume. Airman. Rerrcsso FOOL Clare
Booth. Challenger, Ballast ran.
Third rac:-ivc and one-half furloncs-
Pluribns. ia tRicel 10 !. even. To 3.
won: Dark Horse. TIC tSchutt.nger,. il 10
l. to !. to 5. second: Iialu ZIG tBarrett).
L ,o,i. 70 even, :hird. Time, 1907 as.
spun
Fourth race-milc, and a furlong-wiid-
ala f. 5Arpni5osf 20 10 out won:
second; Donnacona Il? tnarre,6. 5 to i.
to 2 out. third. Time. 1853 rs. Three
VIA ELi,h T;aesnn,lle and seventy yards-on
Sea Mint: In5 'TnTnsrl, to :. los, out,
l. tol. to .. third. Time. lis AZ. Electe, Il
Sixth racc--Nvc and one-hnIf fur,onrs-
Moody. ia tCoitllettD. = 10 l. To 10
! 10 :. won; Eternity, ~ lSchut,lngerS.
70 90 g D.. 3 10 5; second; Billy Mic
third. Time i6!S.5. Guv'Hor..' i ss .J TO- =
Maidens Ballet. Light Fantastic. Ciarice a.
Toreador.
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DON De LOPEZ WINS
DRIVEN BY "POP" GEERS
IN GET AWAY FEATURE
Roy Trench and Gciding Roy Grnt-
TIM, Suspended for Thirty Days
Driver whitney Also suspended.
ny Associated Press.l

10Y NShpNitA'h itfSS.l
TOLEDO. ONO, July i7.-rhe vet
eran driver, Pop" Gecrs won his
ars. race of the season today 1T the
Fort Miami track when he plotted
Don de Lopez, winner in the Maui
NEE 2:05 trot, the feature OF the get
away day on the Grand Circuit. Don
de Lopez won in straight heats. beat
ing the big favorite, M!gnola in easy
fashion.
Juno, driven by Nat Ray. won the
2:l5 pace, while John Henry, Il win
ner in the stake At Cleveland. had to
be content with second money.
Norman Dillon won the 2:lS trot,
going the second heat in 2:05 Ia,
cIualling the worlds record for 1 :
ye2r-old geldinSs. held by Ramco and
Echo Direct
Driver Roy Trench and his gclding.
Roy. Grattan were suspended for
thirty days by the judges because
Trench did not try TO win IN the
M nriynr vh, 2;oa pace Friday and
mount behind verlie Patchen. was
suspended for improper driving in
the same race.
Summaries: The Maumcc, 2:O5 trot.
three heats; value Sl.i5O:
Baron I;'r ceF%;tiie (SeDonaiij : ! !,
2;l5 pace, farce heats; purse $1,000:
John Henry Henry iMnrphyj j': -. / ] !.
Joe Mex GiusM ........ 9 2 2.
Peter Look. I.ecoe Grnttan. Koka-
Prince Direct ,.ssond also st,rteJ
Best time 2:03 -.
ELS tr?t: three meats: purse 81, 200:
Norman Dillon CThomas) -. /.
Royal Palm tknowlton) ....9 ..
The Acme UBush) ....... ? =
baroness Hanover, Miss Clara Mas.
notty pay. Alicola, Ellsworth Wilkes,
Win watts and Dulce Bell also
started. Best time ZOOS Ia.
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CATS DEFEAT BUGS

Especial TO The Times Dis patchl
WILSON. y. c.. July lin hard
fought pitchers battle the Bugs lost
In the tenth Inning by the narrow
margin Of one run. the Cats winning
: TO .. Meehan did the pitchln :,
ior the Bugs and was steady through
out, and but for Castles m!scue in
IN. third inning. he would have come
out with the long end of 1-io-O
game. Eckert was the opposing
SALESMAN and he, was no less steady.
and had II not been for the miscue
OF Dembs in the opening inning, VII
son might have not scored It's first
urn.
However, until the seventh inning.
the score stood to /. in favor Of
the visitors. In that inning Kost
was first. up for the Bugs and Singled.
advanced on Billings sacrifice and
later scored on HudSin's blow 10
left In the tenth. after Strain was
retired on an infeld out. Poole hit TO
left and scored on Dcnson's single
to right. Walters, Kost; and Roth
featured for the home club, while the
batting and fielding of Pooie featured
FOR the visitors.
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ARRANGES NEW SCHEDULE
Old Dominion Athletic LcnEuc Teams
viii Piny Fivc-Gnme
Series


Following is the schedule of tho
Old Dominion Athletic League as an
nounccd by Pres" Edwards presi-
dent of the organizations:
July 17-Penn Mutual vs. Newton
Woodward. diamond No. ., Byrd Park;
knights Columbus vs.. Is. L. Crump,
diamond No. B. Byrd Park; Christie
Con vs.. Allen & G:nter. diamond No.
4, Byrd PARK.
July 2i-Pcnn Mutual vs. Christie
ton Woodward w. .. T. Crump.e dia-
mond No. ), Byrd Park; knights CO.
lumbus VS.. Allen &c Ginter, diamond
No. I, Byrd Park.
July 3i-Newton Woodward vs.
Christie Cola. diamond No. 2, Byrd
Park: Penn Mutual VS.. knights CO..
lunbus. diamond No. 3, Byrd Park;
Il. Il. Crump Va. Allen & Gintcr,' dta-
mond No. 4, Byrd Park.
August 7-Christo Cola VS.. aB. II.
Crump, diamond No. =. BYRD Park;
Newton Woodward vs. Knights CO.
lumbus, diamond No. 3. Byrd Park |;
Penn Mutual VS.. Allen & Ginter,> dia-
mond No. f. Byrd Park. as
August l4-Knights Columbus VS..
Christie Cola, diamond No. 2. Byrd
Park; Newton Woodward VS.. Allen &
Ginter. diamond No. 3. Byrd Park !;
Penn Mutual VIZ. Is. Il. Crump. diamond
No. 4. Byrd Park.
Note-No. is the grass diamond.
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WINDSOR RESULTS

;, Firs; raGe-aye, fus5iongs,,Maur.ce II.
daiae Dav,S, n'iiI ;s sTS. 500 , won
$3.50, ,h!ri Tims. i:o5 -. G t2.
uosGa. SonSlNd. Winchester Molinero Cut
" Natural Fair LaSsio and North shore
Second rsce-mile and an eiEhth-York-
Swset hou9uet; "a Kiohereel1. s3.oo.
i2'9 third Time. 1856. Banyau. All
tW ThiTd raGe-s:xx kqkiux. io7
Glsni,shl: ljt (kenno1yJ $50 90. 1880.
stgoPi' The Leopard; iOi IS;aco. $40.
Louise V. and charlie Leydeckcr ran.
Fourth race-nvc and e-haif fur
ms ms !, 81 wen; Aan.is aG Na$i IN isii5S
tMtnerg. $40, third. Time. 1908 pa.
Ac7. Easis!de, Wcstside. co!ouel naker.
our FLAG. Knnauoi. Jean Corey. Witch
F!f;h vaco--Rvn an honc-halt furlonEs-
,h ,an iGl Hcin!.ch}: sjilG. 81! 30.
Connolly. Pu,iux, * Bert Thurman.
Duke Of Dcvunshire, Ja2hct, Trusty. Boo
Baker ana Earnest ran.
wood. 40 CButw"lD, $40. $40. s2.5o.
won; Douglas :. III iFator). neo. s.. SO.
second; Df Carmen lis tLunsfOrd). $2.7e.
ih,;d Time. l:i9 20. Cortland and
,,, sSysnsh ,Tnayee11In,le aaa e!Eh,haw- i.
$40. won: Thinker; 100 Chuein, $40,
,3sS , ,s;9 - MIandfp,ii: ~ NHa,wsin.
Attorney Muir Neenah. Airdrie, Jakross.
WenoEah. Gourmona, countcrbalancr ran.
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COOLERS DROP ONE
SPECIAL TO Tho Tincs-Disputch. \

Especial TO Tho Timcs-Dispatch.)
PETERSBURG. VA. July IT,
Fighting an uphill battle during the
FIRST of the game. Portsmouth man
aged TO come from behind and made
II two out OF three from the Coolers,
the score being to 3. Post got a
bad start. but he soon settled down
and pitched good ball.
The Truckers got their first three
runs in the third inning and then
sewcd UP the game In the seventh by
hitting Bennett hard. Smith, the
Petersburg left-fielder. contributed a
double and four singles out OF five
trips TO the plate. Klein made two OF
the most sensational catches ever
Witnessed here.
Score.
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Philadelphia 30 0 o o o 800 III
st: Louis ......Q 0 o 0 90
summary: Two-base hitg--Paulette
bases--Lebourveau, Wheat. Fourn.
!nier Sacrifices-Stengei. q. Smith.
Double plays-Fletcher, Miller and
Pau!ctte; Schupp and Hornsby. Left
6. Bases on baIls-ofr Smith, .:
Schupp, /. H!ts-ofr Smith, in S
ozone out In ninth). OF R.xey. none
in !. HIT by pltchcr-hy Schupp
CWheat. p; BY Smith davan). Struck
out-Smith. 3: Rixcy. .: Schupp. 5.
Winning pitchcr--Srnith. Empires
KLEIN and Emslie. Time hours.
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Petersburg,
u "
porthIn Outh.
Totals

- summary: Two-base hlts-Srni:h,
Traynor. Three-base hits-pos;
stolen bases-Bangs. Burdctt. Viox, 2:
smith. 2; Moran. Clarke. Sacrifice hits
Post. Base on balls-Eennet, 3;
Post. !. Left on bases-Pctersburg
l.. Portsmouth,. t. Iii: ~ v:tcne,l
,Ltii-NioA - i'sc'-.. Stuck nus
Post. .; Bennet,, /. Wild pitches
Post. 2. Time OF game-Two hours.
umpirc-Wcstervcl
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GIANTS BREAK EVEN

PITTSBURGH. July 17.-New York
here today. Pittsburgh winning the
first game to 0. and losing the sec
ond 10 .. Adams, in the first game.
held the Giants Scoreless despite
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BRAVES DEFEAT CUBS

CHICAGO. July l7.-Poweil's 1ou-
pc, followed by Picks single in tie
needed to defeat Chicago today, ~
O.: watson. obtained by waiver from
tittsburgh, held the Cubs TO three
hits' out was given poor support.
ChIcuPO
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nnglIsh Golf Stars ArrI.s..

NEW YORK. July 17.-Comniander
EvanEelinc Booth, OF the Salvation
Army, returned here today on the
steamship Celtic, after inspectionstour
OF the British Isles and n visit to the
battlete!ds OF France and Belgium.
Edward Ray and Harry w. Vardon.
the English golf stars, also arrived
on the Celtic. 80.
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Summary: Two-base hits-NSou,h
worth. eaton. SacrificeS-B Bancroft
carey. Double plays-Doyle and Kel-
iy; Schmidt and Grimm. Left on bases
New York. 8: Pittsburgh, 3. Bases
OFF Toney. 9 in G; Douglas. In 3.
Struck out-Toney. |: Adams. 3:
Douglas. ]. Wild pstch-Toney. VIM
hinS pitcher-Adams. Losing pitcher
-Toney. umpires--Rigler and Mo-
ran. Time-l:33
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error--Richmond. 4: Rocky Mount. 9.
Bases on bails--oft schultz, 9: of
CHASER. 2. iIits--on Schultz. 10 In
10 innings. Struck out---by Schultz.
S: by Kircher, /: by Chaser. .. Passed
Dall---Iiolrcs. Time OF Samc--3
hours Is minutes. Umplre-Dech.
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PHILADELPHIA Wins CAME
BEAT CARDINALS, ! TO O,
] N BIG PITCHERS BATTLE
Lnvnn Put Out of Game for Throwing
Int at Smith-Stensel Makes
Lone Run.
LDy Associated pre.s.l

ST. LOUIS. July l7.-Philadelphia
defeated st. Louis l to 0 in u pitchers
duel between Smith and Schupp today
Stehgel made the lone run In the ninth
on base on balls. Meusers single
aud an infieid out.
l.avan was put out of the game In
the sixth inning for throwing "a bat
AZ smith. who had hit him with n
pitched bail in the fourth and who
almost hit him in the sixth again.
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Mann. Double play-picls 20 paran-
vile to Hoikc. Loot on bascs-Chi-
casp. !; Boston. . Bases on balls
alexander, 2: Watson, d. Struck out
% Day and MCCORMICK. Time. / $50,
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SPORTS
LIBERTY COUNCIL 13 WINS
OVER FALK'S TOBACCO CO.
Played IL Games, Won II, Lost 2 and
Tied One-wunt Games with.
other City rrenniS.

Liberty Council. No. Is. was the
winner over Falk's Tobacco Com
pany by IL to z. Features OF tho
game were the batting and pitching
OF !. Crostic and the umpiring OF
Nunnally and Harding. Liberty
Council has played fourteen games.
won eleven. lost two, tied one. would
like to hear from any strong team in
city Phone. Madison 23ls. ask for
L w Scott
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Roberts ounii,cs In r,n,,.

CHICAGO. July l7-Roiand Hobcrts
OF san Frnncisco. qualified for tho
maj mach In the naticnsa clay court
tennis cham pionship b. defeating
AieX VI. S0uair, of Chicago. in the
seini-iinal round in straight sets this
afternoon.
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BROOKLYN DOWNS CINCY

CINCINNATI, OHIO. July 1.-The
Brooklyn club strengthened its hold
on first place. by winning the second
game Of the series from Cincinnati
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Newport NcWS .....O 0 0 Q ] 0 d
Norfolk 02 OOOll -
summary: Two-basc hit-SchwartZ
Sacrifice hit-Simmons. Stolen base
Wagner. Double plays-Lcathers to
Wagner, Wagner TO Br!beck. Culloton
TO Bribeck. Left on bases-Ne wport
News. 4; Norfolk. .. Strike outs-by
Pagan. .; Culloton. Z. Bases on
balis-off Pagan. g. off Culloton, 1.
Batter hit-by Pagan (Henges). Baik
-Culloton. Time Of game, 1850. UNI
pires. CASTOR and Hieville.
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Totals
8 .........C i 4
Rocky Mount,
Totals
Score by innings:
Richmond 90 002 G0101o oooi

Rchmond Go002G 0101oo OO00I1
ke SEX, MI Mt t.. OF a.! $4,000 900 0 o.
in. Keller (2), Smith, Schultz Snnp-
Nber. Gooch. Dauehton. Poole Three
base base hit-ccArragon. Home run
r,aMSr: SaGrincn hit = Champiin.
sCharlet; Keller to Champlin to Char
let Hit by pitched baiI-by Giacer.
81 lG0och).i Loft on Observation-Disclosures
4: 1 socAy A ta'uia. q First base on
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y 2
pIttAburEh.


New York .......... 0o0o2
PITTSBURGH ..:......o DOL 90 %
Summary: Two-base hits-Doyle
Bigbee and Haenner. Three base
hits-Bancroft, Lefevre. Young t2).
Southworth. Stolen bascs-YounE
Grimm, Haenner and Frisch. Double
plays-Barnes, Lefevre and EelIv
Left on bases-New York, IL; Pitts
hurEh, 8. Bases on balls-Carlson. 3.
Hits-oft Barnes. s In Q; Carlson, 0
IN q; Ponder In .. Struck out
Barnes, l; Carlson. 3; Ponder, L.
Passed balls-Hamner. Losing pitcher
Carlson. Cmpires-Moran and
RiElec. Time:
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Orange Dron.-Gnm.

,ORANGB. VA. July 17.-The Oronps
Gil nii stars went down to defeat before
OF tho sgame was the hoIna r,,n ~
SpiCer, OF orange. 49, - -. -.
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fEtttcd Tor Alien Tn ninth.
Score by innings: r.
Brooklyn ...........o2 ooo1ooo-3
Cincinnati O0lO0l 30
summary: Three-hase hit-NeaIe.
Stolen baseS-Rath, Roush Sacr!-
ticcss-kopf. Double play-Roush TO
Daubert. Left on bases-Brooklyn, j;
Cincinnati. c. Bases on balls-Ring,
Cadore, & in g. Mauinaux, / in 3.
Struck out--by Ring. ,: by Cadore. l !;
by MamauX. .. Wild pitch-Ring
Balk-R!ng. Passed ball-Wingo
Winning pitcher-Cadore. Umpircs-
Hart and Harrison. Time. 2:ll.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays RESULTS.
,rooIslyn. 8: Cincinnati. ..
BOSTON, 1: Chicago. o.

WHERE THEY rLhY TODAY.
phia at II. Louis.
brooklyn mt Cincinnati.
Boston ut Chicago
Only three scheduled.
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NN'ilAnn

suf ISI ''.'...d o @ 0oI0 o.
summary: Two-base hitsSPoole
ana Davies. Three base hjt-Roih'
off frs Eck Rase on ssalis,onf Meehan. 2;
nam nan; z; by Eckert, 2. Double nlaVsc
walters to Duffy, Biting TO Waiiars
LIT by pitched ball--Dufry. Time Of
E ni; z c hours. Attendance. 1900
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

'hicngo ut New York.
Detroit at Washington.
Only two games scheduled.
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Chat About The Colts

Young Schultz. late OF the 81, Louie
American, Gs:tasniy made good with m, The
bog grew stronger as II went !nto extra
taken out. We're with With you. Schultz.
rowdyism Is no longer part OF ball
SIayer. yss,eTday., with a Few Exceptions
we've such - 70 DISCUS; the crowd Fans
splr!,, hut won't tolerate stunts like
Walker and Chariot pulled.
n Is. are sp "se. TO n n: hall Sam w s.s S
decisions may be. II you want TO night,
Why don, ,hs league management,
give Us TWO go2a ump,rss 20, Holiday
. ils,s% 10 or;h. brooks ana oay non
them once IN while.
AS %seh e., s:ed H. shesa be fy.n
or oa;neid. and /. the 'G issder ' in 1''' the
snnapny sai& OF ,hss player. which makes
Our friend. Rusty" pacon. was sadly
missed yesterday on the side lines. He
crowd.
and sd score sns Ih gang sysF hs
aid 20 wild. baker was in the game
10. the full sixteen innings for all there
was in IL. making many a sensational
play.
Mike Kirrher held them down me in
en; he has done his bi, for Richmond
hoping yea mako good. Nike
You are wsy wrong bovs Ir,r,,,.
Deck isn't bartender. he's Just an UNI :
r!Te IN your Virginia League trying TO
not playing ball. and IL the players ever
expec, to 30 up TO the big leagues they
UP there.
Walker vii, md that he can't get away
With hat STUN OF hitting umpirss with
old top.
The Colts certainly, play a better game
that old boy ca insure h!t the bail You
don't see any OF his players pulling
rowdy stun OH the field. Lee won;
Jimmy Poole on nrst reminds one OF
Arthur Fie,chsr. no played with tho
Makes wonderful plays and catches. but
just because us Poole they. don't go crazy
over 4, a little grandstand flourish
time. ''e''
She Dust after. Baker Baker had hi,
MS home rpn1w -. you say his name
she teisneinE at the score ea-d>-
You're k!ddln: It's S. s. Baker"
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WIiERE THEY TiNY MOSDAY.
richmond at Norfolk.
Newport News Mt Rocky Mount.
Petersburg ut suffolk.
Portsmouth at Wilson
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She Dust after Baker Baker had hit
his home run)-"Did you say his name
IIe-"Ycs"
You're k.ddln': IT'S S. s. Baker"
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The Colts certainly play a better game
, Tntn iii lee Gooch is IN ne !tne-np; , md
don't see any OF his players pulling
rowdy stun on the field. Lee won;
stand fo- II.
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Young Schultz. late OF the s., Louie
Americans certainly mad. good with the
home fans In h!s nrst appearance. The
boy grew stronger a. IL went Into extra
innings and the crowd hated To see him
taken out. We're with with you. Schultz.