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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12
SPEAKER REGA|Ns BATTING
EYE, TYING GEORGE s|sLER
Manager Of Pcnnant-C ontcnding In
dams Receivers From Slumf,-
Nicholson Leads National
IBy Associated Prcss.l


CHICAGO. Sept. 11.-Tris Speaker,
manager OF the Cleveland Indians.
'esained his batting eye during the
past week. and tied George Sislcr the
81. Louis star. for batting honors in
INC american League. according TO
saNcraSes released today. and which
i games OF last "Wednesday.
9siS sn went into a slump and dropped
10 .69l. the mark which speaker has
attained. Joo Jackson, OF Chicago
STANDS in third place with an aver
age or 1854. while Babe" Ruth, the
New York home run king, is in fourth
PLACE with 1915.
Ruth cracked out his forty-eighth
nome r." during the past week and
te me nome run record held by
Ferry Werdcn, OF Minneapolis. He
now is the greatest home run hitter
OF all time.
Ruth Is leading the run-gettcrs
Win li0 runs to his credit, while
iiice. OF Washington Is far In front
IN stolen bases. with forty-ninc.
Nicholson. OF Pittsburgh, has de-
throned Hornsby. of st. Louis. for bat
ing honors In the National League
me smuggling Pittsburgh outflelder Is
hittinS 1857 while the ST. Louis star
siunpcd to 1855, with Eayrs, OF Bos-
ton. pushing him with 1851.
Williams. of Philadelphia. cracked
out another homer and has brought
his string up to fourteen; while
Carey. OF Pittsburgh. continues 10
show the way to the base stealers
with forty-eight thafts Bancroft of
New York. is the best run-gettcr. with
eiShty-ninc tallics.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12
DODGERS FORCE AHEAD
:1IiBY BEATING CARDINALS
Mike Kirchcr Allowed Fourteen
Hits in Seven Innings of
First Game.
fBy Associated prcss.)

BROOKLYN. Sept. l1-Brookiyn
increased it's !ead over Cincinnati
TO three full games today by down
ing ST. Louis twice. while the Reds
were dropping double-hcader TO
Boston. The Superbas cleaned up
the. series OF four games with the
Cardinals, and made il seven straight
at home since their return from the
West by winning today's double
header. Is 20 4 and to Q. The first
game was n slaughter. the league
leaders making twenty hits of Lyons
and Kircher.
-Cadore held the visitors safe and
batted hard. The second game was
"A pitchers duel between Smith and
North; Olson's brilliant shortstop
play featuring. Smith made two
doubles. one of them resulting in 4
run. In the fourth inning Wheat
Knocked his second home run of the
week. Dilhoefer and Heathcote were
put out of the second for kicking.
The crowd was probably the biggest
oi the year, the gates being closed
shortly after the first game began.
FIRST GAME.
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BELMONT RESULTS

sah nrT IL ra "non;n.nnd half furlonescum-
yG M Locust Leave - tnulimsn).' 20 10 i.
T11in mn to !. to IL to i. third.
i'irbh, innfSeiy; SALUTE. Service Star Glef,
o. seG.@n nd r,aceIiwo miles and a haif-.wis-
.Skibhorcen. 49, (smooD. s to ). out. W see: :
out OUT on third. Time. $50. .Wiiener en-.
IA Th fEo rsGc-,six fgrionEs,'s,en Lightly.
s Sts5 v .ssans ~ tSanis2: ITO i
iMiiduE to gos t.; p 20 l. bird Time. i;i2i55:
,,. 1erlnont Touch Me Not. The Bohc-
NTH ,iiGy!nson Salmon entry. Star Voter
,,a Fourth race(inilo and half-Man o'war.
mask. rs tAmhrose). 50 TO /. out. out. see
Fifth racc-onc milc-Dorcas, los GIop-
klnS). TO 90 out. out. Won Lola, 100
Mooney. II to 5. to 4. out. second :
Favour. !05 (Kclscy). 70 to !. TO i. out.
third. Time. :3s4-5. Three starred.
SIKH race-six furlongs.,Sauawman. los
sammy Jaw 1875 tMcAtccl. IL to 1 3 to j.
even. second: Jamaica Belle. 81 (CampbelE
- 10 ]. to !. to =. third. Time. 1913 IS.
Ross r.. Thorn Hedge. lnglecrcst also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12
TUCKER JONES TO COACH .
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
Is Wcll-Known Athletic DircctoI
and Has Wonderful Record In
All branches OF Sports.

Tho knights Of Columbus Even
Ing School has secured tho service
OF Tucker Jones an director of ath
gins September 81.
Jones Is director OF physical edu
cation in the public schools en-
his work is we'll known to follow
crs of athletics, not only in Rich
mond. but throughout the East. II
was graduated from the New YorI
Normal School OF Physical Education
and is member of the America
Physical Education Society and as
ISOLATED with many athletic even.
as coach.
For several years Coach Jone
was an instructor at the DR.. SavaE
Physical Development Institute o
New York. after which he was a,h
lc,ic director OF the Hollywood In
Club OF Yonkcrs. n. Y. While
student In New York he won tn
Manriquc cup for the normal fenc,n.
championship. lie is we'll Know,
as an amateur baseball PLAYER an,
all-round athlete
Many OF last years students OF IA,
knights OF Columbus Eyeninr Scbnn
have expressed their desire FOR ath
letics in connection with the schoor
and in keeping with It's policy O
supplying every reasonable need. tn
administration took Immediate stem
In securing tho best athletic dircctn
available.
The school plans to Introduce IN,
following sports: basket bali, traci
ana field athletics. boxing. wrestling
ana baseball. The first object O
this work viii be 10 engage as man
students AS possible in some brancj
Of sport. Schedules Will be SO ar
ranged that students may take adj
vantage of the athletic trainln,
without /, interfering with the re.u
lar subjects elected
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12
JOHN MARSHALL FOOTBALL
SEASON STARTS TOMORROW
captain Tyson linck Again to Hcud
Local School ]iOys' GrIdiron

N"ptnih tyson Hack Again to IIcud
Local School ]ioys' GrIdiron
Stars.
Back at 1t again. That is wha,
the cry will be tomorrow afternoon
a; Byrd Park when Coach Tucker
Jones again calls practice for football.
All John Marshall boys who are to
Wy Tor this years eleven VIII be
there. for this years eleven is to
next several weeks. Coach Jones am
nounccd this on last Friday in "a con-
versatlon with Tyson. who is letter
man anu THIS years captain. Tyson
was thought by many OF his high
school friends to have left John Mar
shall However. he did not move from
TINS city as his friends thought, but
was only on trip To the Wos, He
rs very valuable man 10 this years
team. being one of three that wcrc
on last years team. The other two
are Buck" Saunders and D,,rrctt
Both OF the latter were line men
"hilc Tyson was Il back field man.
II IL not known as yet who shall
DC coach this year, az the Athletic AS.
sociation OF John Marshall have to
decide upon this and they have NOT
had their first meeting. A meeting
viii be held on Monday or Tuesday.
at which officers for the coming sea-
son will be elected
Lew Stringcr, last years coach, is
doubtful whether he will be able to
coach me team this year. as his bus!-
ness VIII not permit him to take the
necessary time for the purpose. Jones
other day that he had several good
men In mind aud would suggest one
OF them TO the directors OF tho Ain
lctic Association. .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12
Three Leaders in>American League
Race Almost on an Even Footing

NEW YORK, Sept. II.-CIcve-
land Is only IA fraction Of a point
nhcnd Of New York In the AmcrI-
can LcnRuc rucc, while BROOKLYN
In three full games nhend of Gin
cinnatl In the National, nv a re-
suit Of todny's contests.
The three American contcndcr.,
Including Chicago. arc punched
clOscr than mt any time since
their thrcc-cOrncrcd contest start
cd. New York took the deciding
game OF the series from Cleyc-
land today, md, although they
ARE actually half game ahead or
tho Indians, having won tarce
games more nnd lost two more
than the WcstcrIt team. their
LOSSES outweigh the victories when
percentages nrc calculated. CHI
cnSO lost II chance 10 20 into FIRST
place when they failed to out
score nEainSt Boston today. The
White SON are half game be-
hind the Yankees.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12
SAM JONES WORKS HIS
"JIEx" ON WHITE SOX
Boston Trims Chicago to =, und
Sends Windy City Tenn Into
Third plncc

CHICAGO, Sept. 1l.-Sam Jones
worked his jnX against Chicago to-
day and sent them down TO third
place when Boston won Q to :, while
New York defeated Cleveland. Jones
was batted hard by Chicago, but the
locals tossed their own game away
by giving Kerr erratic support In
the nth inning three hits with n like
number of errors gave the visitors
4 commanding lead. but Joe Jack
sons home run in Chicago's half of
the inning with the bases filled, .sut
them back in tho running. Jones was
forced to retire when Chicago rallied
in the seventh. but karr stopped the
rally. y single ana n triple in Bos-
tons sixth forced out Kerr. and, a
sacrifice fly. which followed off
Hodge gave Boston two more runs.
Their last run was helped along by
two errors.
Today was John Collins day, and
the veteran was presented with n
check for $500.
The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12
NEW YORK YANKS WALLOP
THE CLEVELAND INDIANS
Bnsby Hit Hard and Driven From
Box i'll tho Sixth
Inning.
tBy Associated prcss.l

CLEVELAND, Sept. 1i.-New York
made IT two out Of three from
Cleveland today, winning. 6 to ..
BaGoy was batted hard and finally
driven from the box i'm the sixth in,
nlnE when Ward and Hannah led off
with doubles. Before Clark could
retire the Yankees had scored four
throughout, Cleveland failing to
score until tho ninth. when two in
iisid hits with two wild throws by
IElpp gave the Indians two runs
none or the New York outfielders
hau helding chance until the eighth
inning. when Ruth caught fly in
inc largest crowd in the history
OF Cleveland professional baseball
MAS present at the gant.. numbering
SO'sE? paid admissions. Ruth failed
doubles and walked twice. '"o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12
NEW YORK GIANTS BEAT
CHICAGO CUBS BY 2 TO !
Great Pitching Duel Between barnes
and Tylcr-Durns Gets
Two Hits.

NEW YORK, Sept. IA hit by
Frisch in the ninth inning sent Ban
croft home and enabled New York
to defeat Chicago, to j. The game
was tight pitching duel between
Barnes and Tyler. Tho Giants first
run came in the second when Barnes.
Burns doubled, took second on Ban
croft's sacrifice and scored when
Young hit slow one toward third
Tyler tied the score for the Cubs in
the ninth. opening the inning with
single. Flack also hit safely and
Terry sacrificed. Tyler completed
the circuit on Merkle's sacrifice fly.
For the Giants Bancroft singled and
Young sacrificed. the former scoring
from second on Frisch's hit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12
CHAMPION REDS DROP TWO
IN DAY TO BOSTON BRAVES
Winning Run Made when Nicholson
Put One Over the
Fence.
BY Associated Press ]

BOSTON. Sept. il.-Boston weak
encd cincinnati's pennant hopes by
winning both games of IA double
header today, 3 TO and to 0. The
scored in the eighth inning. when
Groh threw low to first. Maranviile
tallyinG from second by fine running,
closely behind Cruise. The second
game developed into a pitchers bat
tie between Ocschgcr and Fisher,
who weakened in the sixth. with four
singles and sacrifice fly scored
ocschEcr and Powell. with the only
runs OF the game. Two fine double
rlays eliminated Cincinnati's chances
OF scoring
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Erecting Tablet for the
Late Ray Chapman
UBy Associated prc.x.)

CLEVELAND, Sept. IA
shtc1d-shnpcd design on bronze
tablet, showing baseball din
mOnd with crossed bats above
and picture OF Ray Chapman
In the center, will he placed Mt
League Park us n memorial to tho
dcnd nhortstop, the Chapman Me-
mortal Committee decided M n
meeting today. Chapman wn.
killed by n pitched ball in New
York August II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12
MEAD0WBROOK POLO TEAM
WINS SENIOR CHAMPIONSHIP
Thomas Hitchc0rk. Jr., Made Six Of
the winners GoaIs-Aiay be Mem
her of American Team.

:, w EsIBUFf. \: =. Sept. ll.-Thc
senior championship of the ITnited
states today by defeating Rockawav
the only other entrant. IL goals To :
The feat Of scoring six OF the win
Thomas Hitchcock. Jr.. famous men,
Der or the Lafayette Flying Squadron.
probably will earn him place on the
american team to be sent to England
lament.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12
RAY AND VARD0N WIN AGAIN
IBy Associated preAs !

4 NASHVILLE, TENN. sept ll.-Tea
Ray and Harry Vnrdon won from
Nike Thomas and George Livlngs,one
oyer me Nashville Golf and Country
round, three un and one to play.
ssIptt the morning match with George
and Bradley Walker they
All SQUARED at the eighteenth hole,
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Totals
ST. LOUIS BROWNS EVEN
THINGS BY TAKING DOUBLE
Washington Pitchers Hit Inrd and
"iiltnms Makes Homer In
Each Game.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. list. Louis got
an an even break in the final series with
Washington winning n double header
today by taking the first game. IL to
ana the second II to .. The Wis
TORS pitchers were pounded in both
each game H 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12
KLINE KAR MAKES RECORD

NORFOLK, VA, Sept. 1l.-Kllno
Kars. Jimmy and Jimmy. Jr.. driven
by Raymond Yelinck and Jimmy Fox,
won first and second In each event en-
tered OF five races.
Jimmy. Jr. established n track rec
ord for the onc-half mile track in &c
seconds at the Norfolk state Fair
Grounds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12
FINALS AT LAKESIDE CLUB

Final rounds for the Lakeside SUI
burban Club golf championship will
be played this morning at 10 o'clock.
Inc match Is FOR the presidents cup,
and the contendcrs are John Marcusc
and Henry +. Wallcrstcin. They viii
play thirty-six holes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12
PhiladcIphIa.

Score by Innings: y
Pittsburgh ... 0D0oO1Gnn -;
Philadelphia ~ 1on10 n m
summary; Two-bsse hits N.choi-
son; Williams, Meuse!. Home run
Nicholson. stolen bases Birbee
paulette, J: Miller. Sacrifice hj,G
Ileteher. Double plays-Mckechni
Cntshaw and Grimm 90: Southworih
and Whitfield. Left on bases-pit,s.
burgh, 6; Philadelphia, G. Bases on
balismof Hamil,on. !: off Meadows,
of Belts. In Innings. struck en-.
--by Hamilton. 3: by Meadows
i.os!pg pitcher-Meadows. Umpires
Hart and Mccormick, Time, i:il
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Totals .......a2o .

-. Louis .....;. -: n00O0oooo-to
h, summary: Two-base hits-IIorns
,n.tIJohnston. Home run.Wh"a,
stS!th baSe-Johnston. Double nIav.
Hornsby, Left on bases
nais-off Smith. .: of North ,J;,
ny pitchcr-hy North. / tW'boaiS
STUCK out--hy North. { I'mnircsl.
ZEN ana Emsiic. Time o. game
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DETROIT BEATS ATHLETICS.
MAKING THREE OUT OF FOUR
fhchcr Harris Allowed Eleven Hits
In rive ln.'inSs-MOorc Held
Them Snfc

:. DETROIT Sept. li.-Detroit made
~ three out of four in the series with
. 10 .. The Tigers made the gainc
Saie In the first five innings. obtain
ing all their scores during that time
Moore held Detroit hitlcss after that.
phflndr1,t,t.
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TotaIS % 13 II 81 ].
zBattcd for Davis in seventh

Washington $40 l 2O02 0 o. 6
st. Louis .........0 320 o 0 NIB
Summary: Two-hase hits-Smith
Rice, Gcdcon. Three base hit-Roth.
Home run--Williams. Stolen base
Judge. Williams. Burwell.
Gerber, Jacobson. Double plays
Davis sSc"cccii ard Sislar; Gerber
and Sislcr; Williams and Gcdeon; FL
lcrhc and Judge. Left on bases
Washington. s; ST. Louis, {. Bases
on balls-Biemi!lcr II: Gleason. 2;
Acosta, 3: Davis, 1: Burwcl. l. Hits
off Bicmilcr. in 8; Davis. 10 in q:
Acosta. in {; Burwcll, 1 iii .; Glea-
son. in |. Struck out-Davis, l..
Wild pitch-C;lcason. Winning pitch
cr--Davis. Losing pitcher-Acosta.
Umpircs--Moriarity and Hildebrand
Time OF Eame--l:i9
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southrn A.sociution.

tFirst Gamc).
CHATTANOOGA. 4; Little Rock, s
second game. Seven innings b,
atlanta, 8; Mobile. 4.
,r SislminEham. !; New Orleans, :
Memphis, 8; Nashville, o. @ 9
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Chicago ......... oooo5o2 oo-7
summary: Two base hits-Scott,
dryN. Hooper. Strunk. Weaver Home
run-Jackson. Stolen basc-Weavcr
Sacriiices-We Weaver. McInnis. Witt f2).
Double .Dlay-Brady To Scott to Nc
INNS. LEFT on baScs--Boston q: Chi
cago. 6. Bases on .halls-kcrr. .;
Jones. /; Karr. /. ITits-ofr Kerr.
in .: Hodge. in . %: Wilkinson,
none IN Jones. II in 6: Karr. i'm 3.
Struck out-kcrr. /: Jones. l. Win
ming pitcher-Jones Losing pitcher
Kerr. tmpires-Chin and Dinccn.
Time, / 80
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GTiiiin' shorten. Stolen. base-pin-
ELI. Sacrifices Myatt, wilson
:. .',m piay-liarris, Perkins and
6tIHih. Lett on bascs-Dctrolt. s..
Philadelphia, 5. Bases on baIis
,iarr!s' !; Moore. .. liits-on Harris
IL In .: Moore. none in 3. Strucjt
Gut-Harris. 2: Wilson, =; Moore. !
Evans and Nallin. Time. 1:3I
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PIRATES BEAT PHlLLY.
MAKING THREE STRAIGHT
TWO Fine Double piny. Killed ga;
cinnntrS ChnncrS Of
Winning,
lBy ASSOCIATED poe

INV, associated fF"ss.
IN PHILADELPHIA. Sen, ii PIE,
ourgh made Il clean syyeen NJ -. $3.50
SSfiheS mere by winning today. z 10 4"
Sich1lson's ho'ncr into the icf, ,.id
u nIlehn-chers provided the winning run.
iho fna,',r n:'t ing ana fielding was
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Boston ........0 o o 0o2 0 on
summary: Two-basc hits-Rath
Ihree-ba hts-Duncan, Holkc.
kcl. Double plays-Maranyjlln IN
Ford; O'Neiii TO Holke Left on bases
-Cincinnati. Z: Boston. s. Bases on
Dai!s-Oeschger, 3 Ii,s-ofr Fisher
Z In Napier. none in l. Struck
ou,~rlsher. 2: Ocschgcr. ,. Losing
plteher--Fishcr. Cmpircs-Quiglev
and O'Day. Time. 1910.
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Totals
Si!attod fo~ Ring in ninth
1Battcd for Crane in nth.
1Haticd for Rath in ninth.

Score by innings: II.
cincinnati ..........n u q q I o 81, Of
Boston ..........3 00O02y-:I
summary: Stolen bascs-Ncalc.
Maranvillc. Sacrifice hit-Holkc
Double piay-Ford and Holkc Left
on bases-Cincinnati. Z; Boston. s.
Bases on balls-LuQuc. 3 Ring, /:
Fillingim. I. Iiits-off l.uquc. 3 in
20; Ring rome in l-3; Fillngim. s
in .: Townsend. in 4. Hit by pitch
cr-by Iuquc UHolke). Struck out
Lurue. .: Fillingim. /. Wild pitch
FillinGim. Winning pitchcr-Town-
send. Losing pitchcr--Luquc. I'm
Eamc--l:i2.
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The standing of the three tennis
carried to five places follows:
Ienhhs. Won. Lost. PC.
CieNclnnd -. ~ .616Ji
New York So q, .Gi59t
SnichHO ...........S 81 5J .013t4
Tine HrOokiyn Nationals dcfent-
cd ST. Louis twice today, while
Cincinnati dropped douDic-
header to Boston. The break Ira
the National pcnnnnt race was
surprise. nv Boston was not OK
pecteu To put up such strong 0p-
position To Cincinnati after it's
SHOWING against New York this
week Brooklyn il settling II hot
pnce and won Its seventh straight
Ennic today.
New York kept or thr trail by
dcfcatlnE Chicago. and the Giants
nre three ana II half games hack
or the league leader. Pittsburgh
day, but Is l.. games behind
brooklyn.
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wv YIN 20 U U II
summary: Two-base hit-Burns.
fices-Bancroft Terry. Mcrkic, Young.
Double plays-Tcrry TO Merkle to
Deal. Left on bascs-Chicago. (;
New York, l. Bases on balls-Tyler.
!: Barnes. 3. Struck out-Tyler. .;
Burns. .. Umpires-Noran and Rig
Ter. Time. l:45
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-12

SPORTS
inis

All things must end
And you, denr friend,
VIII shuddcr when the seasons
over.
And Inc tenn you picked.
Is either licked,
Or rolling I'm the Pennnnt Glover.
All things must end,
Hut listen, friends!
Won't you be glad when II In over
And the team you picked.
IL either licked,
Or rolling ia the pcnnnnt Glover.
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Totals; ..4i II 81 81 Is !;

Washington 30 ol o 0 q o o. .
ST. Louis ....0 . g . = XII
summary: Two-basc lvts-Jacob-
son. Harris. Eiicrbc, Sislcr. Smith.
Gerber. O'Ncill. Shanks, Collins. Three
base hits-Iicc. Tobin. Home run
Williams, Sislcr. stolen bases
iopih, severed Sacriiiccs -O'Ncill,
SSeErf"id. Double piays-Sisler to
,,ern"r TO Sisler. Left on bases
Washington. II; st. Louis. .. Bases
on balis-Iachary, .: Gleason, 9:
Ne!lman. 3. i!its-on Zachary. 10 in
> G!eason. II in 5. Iiit by pitcher
MN,ci!man. 2: Zachary. .: Gleason, ..
MID p!tch--Glcason. Passed ball
torres Losing pitchcr-Zachary.
~ mpires--liildebrand and Moriarity.
Time. 40
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Texas League.

Texas League.
SiIhreveportt. Z; Wichita Falls. }.
Fort Worth. s; Dallas, 6.
galveston, 2; San Antonio, L.
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FIRST GAME.
NaSliiprtn,,

Totals .........3S 6 II "a Is =
NBattcd for Bicnil!cr in fourth.
Ratted for Acosta in eighth
+kan for Zachary in eighth.
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1.-THE Connecticut Power Company
New London, Connecticut
sThe Connecticut Power Company
Torrington, Connecticut
*The Connecticut Power Co., Bristol, Com
"Brockton & Plymouth Street Railway
Company, Plymouth. Massachusetts,
Union Electric Light Co.. Franklin, Mass.
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Arlington, Massachusetts,
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Boston. Massachusetts,
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Brookline, Massachusetts
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Cambridge, Massachusetts,
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Maiden, Massachusetts
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Roslindale, Massachusetts,
Edison Electric Illuminating Company
OF Brockton, Broclcton, Massachusetts
United Electric Light Company
Springfield, Massachusetts,
Blackstone Valley Gas g. Electric Com
pany, Pawtucket, Rhode Island
Blackstone Valley Gas e. Electric Com
pany, Woonsocket. Rhode Island